stuart graham was a who invented the catalog, the well which is one of the early online services. he invented, he helped do the mother of all demos. he was at the gracious so may different things. the electric kool-aid acid test. so he's been involved in sony things in the red old japanese said, here's who was there, who was at the homebrew computer club me. here's what we did when we started the well. able to all business on a. and other people said i was at the first homebrew meeting and it was more like these type of people. so it was like wikipedia. the wisdom of the crowd helps to crowdsourced. so i put a lot of that in the book, and obvious he gave them credit and said here's what stewart brand said wind he was an early version of this chapter. >> is a tough to a book like this when we're in the middle of what is a continual innovation period? >> no. there's a wonderful art, wonderful trajectory where there's a couple of big old games. in one as this is creating people understand beauty and the arts in liberal arts and humanities connect their imaginations to the machines an

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stuart: you heard it right there, that was republican senator lindsey graham at the meeting with homelandurity chief last night and you heard him right. you, the taxpayer you are forking over 252 back as much as a thousand dollars per day for everyone of those miners who have flooded the border. fox news contributor monica follies with us. now, we have a dollar number and we know it is going to cost for years to come and that dollar number came from the ministration itself. the financial crisis. reporter: this is an and glove crisis we haven't been discussing. we been talking about the breakdown of the law and overwhelming the system and we have been talking with health crisis, the possible repairs can over the border, but now, we have a number associated with each child and anyone who has children knows that children are expensive, but not that expensive. this is what happens when you get a crisis that has been cultivated by the federal government and all of us are going to up to pay for the obama created crisis to take care of these children and till this can get resolved. stuart: and i