there's always something, tepper said. the counterman looked exhausted from his speech, but could only nod and say. he glanced in the store and look back at tepper. do you mind if i sit with you for a minute? it looks like it's quite in the. i could take a little break. why not, tepper said. he opened the passenger door and slid over to make room for the counterman. thank you. [applause] >> now, i'm sure all of that material has given you some profound questions. [laughter] does anybody have a question? >> does the fish? -- [inaudible] does the fish? good? >> well, i find that the fish at russ and daughters? good. russ and daughters are sort of like the bastogne. i guess they are now on their fourth generation. you guys are one generation behind, i think. they were, i think joel ross was the founder, and now they have his great grandchildren running it. >> did you watch it all any of the republican debates these days? and if so, i would love to hear your comments, especially mitt romney. >> the question is whether i've wat

immediately afterward iran condemned the attacks that were there were candlelight vigils on the streets of tepper awed in solidarity with the americans who lost their lives. cooperating with the united states in helping topple the taliban who. is the enemy of iran as was osama bin laden what we're seeing now is this strange self-fulfilling prophecy process and i'm worried that this is exactly what we saw with iraq this is this is a campaign to go to war just two months after the civil war of the schoolbooks already telling a news story instead of having to read about colonel gadhafi people's and now learning of the heroes of the revolution but for someone of the words of change not the system is out his exam the boy has been finding out. it's a new day in the new libya but it's been all. students assembled different masses to see a new flag be wasted and to sing a new national. revolution the retry color the humor is a flashback to the pretty good after iraq with a few verses tweak to represent a new. on the country's recent liberation the day kids are going after school even students who are exp

robotic science, or distressed because basically what happens when the world goes for a connected tepper connected is that if you imagine the world was like a big class, the whole curve is risen. the whole curve is risen. peaches every employer no, the people who run c-span now have access to cheaper and cheaper, more and more powerful automation, resources called productivity tools, robots cannot just cheap labor, but cheap genius. so the whole curve rises. so we'll have to rise with that. we all have to find something extra. those are the non retes skills and jobs that will be outsourced , automated teller digitize tomorrow bought a size. that is at the top. in the middle were routine jobs, and those are being just crushed the cameramen, a routine job it could be robotic sized and has been. when the world gets this hyperkinetic, whenever can be done will be. those jobs have collapsed. the the other end of the spectrum of people who have not routine skills that are local and have to be done face-to-face. that is the butcher, baker, and the candlestick maker. their skills, their skills a