and nothing captured that more than earlier today when we had arianna on the show, along with susie buffett who is warren stoddard and seth reams, who is the founder and operator of an organization called we've got time to hell. and said they feared we'll hear from him in a second. i was talking to said earlier. and i said coming to feel like you have a lot in common with the daughter of the world's richest man? and obviously, none of us -- i don't feel like i have a lot in common in my mind with the daughter of the world's richest man. but i think that can speak to this and i'll speak to it. spending time with the daughter of the world's richest man, you're not spending time with the daughter of the world's richest man. or spending time with someone with a value system to expand outside of their domain because they know that it must be done. and the other point that arianna has been so emphatic in his the concept has been okay with yourself and then having that vote that at the very least you are protected from whatever's happening is no longer adequate, unfortunately, or perhaps fortunate

at the other end, i wrote about susie buffett in my book.she and i have had a deep conversation over a dinner in des moines, iowa of all places, when she says omaha is her backyard. all of the money is being spent in omaha. the library is closing, a child -- teenage girl is getting pregnant. she's there to help. >> how does she help in that way? >> actually her idea -- >> after she's pregnant? >> her idea is to try to give it beforehand to give her money to go to the mall so she doesn't get pregnant. which is not likely to produce a congressional earmark; right? >> not without a lobbyist. >> so seth -- from seth to susie, the idea that whatever we are in life, whether we are out of work, or billions of dollars, it's the time right now in our nation's history, despite the plane going overhead, to step it up. to step up to the plate and do our part. so i want seth to say something. i want to thank dylan for putting seth on the show a couple of weeks ago. then i talked about seth being on the book tour. jon stewart, now he's been inundated with

nothing captured that more than earlier today when we had a very anna on the show with susie buffett who is warren's daughter and seth green, founder and operator of an organization called we have time to help. we will hear from him in a second. if you have the daughter of the greatest man, obviously there's not a lot in common. i think seth can speak to this. spending time with the daughter's of the world's richest man you're spending time with somebody with a value system with the decision outside the domain because it must be done. the other point she has been emphatic in is the concept of that moat that you are protected from what is happening, we are navigated in the country. if we could help with that navigation, and seth green as well to talk about not only your efforts here but also how many more people can be dragged onto the playground to help. without further ado, arianna huffington and says green. >> thank you so much. thank you for being here. thanks to all for coming and thank you to famously reclusive tommy haddad. it is incredible we got her out of her shell finally.

. >> susie: the oracle of omaha will soon add another award to his prestigious resume: winner of this year's medal of freedom. philanthropist and billionaire warren buffett will be given the highest u.s. civilian honor at a ceremony at the white house early next year. the honor is meant for people who have made significant contributions to the united states. also being honored along with buffett: former president george herbert walker bush, and german chancellor angela merkel. >> tom: first there was hulu, now there's hulu plus. the online video site has launched a premium streaming service for $8 a month. if you're willing to pay that, you'll get high definition content, which can be streamed onto web devices like ipads and playstations. hulu is still available as a free service, but only on computers. the site is popular. it's on track to generate more than $240 million in revenue this year, mostly from advertising. >> susie: condominiums are a popular lifestyle choice for many baby boomers, especially those who don't enjoy time- consuming chores like landscaping. but, condo life isn't always easy. owners could face unexpected financial pitfalls. in to