and then with social darwinism and survival of the fittest with the idea to be a superior form that great man would rise above the rest to leave the weekend unfit behind. and with herbert spencer himself to believe there should not be laws to support the poor and then to understand our extermination with remnants of animals. with this belief this was the direction society should go that this is the political ideology and then to be uninvolved in that process the survival of the fittest with a new society. but that was favored by the social darwinist with the eugenic campaigns actually rockefeller junior himself with the same basic idea. and then to be the most sympathetic reading. [laughter] >> and i suggest that with that enormous concentration of wealth as we suggested that was two reasons that the people is something a little more ground was a progressive movement. and from some utopian future. and then a limited role. and then to be with that involvement in industry. so to suggest these ideas and then to linger around. and with the founders of paypal. and then to realize competition w

>> it creates a system where there's -- in capitalism, it's survival of the fittest. that's why this car company is competing -- every car company is trying make a better car because people are going to buy the best car. when you have socialism everything is ran by the government. they don't care if the car is any good. it's the only car. that's what you get, and so socialism -- mark: obamacare? similar? >> yeah, similar. mark: what has obamacare done to your business in specific? >> i do pretty well. but it's triple the price of insurance on my employees that i don't think the insurance is -- the medical care is as good. there's a lot of little incremental things that can be done to help medical care in this country. i believe the social safety net, but you can't pay for everything. the government can't pay for everything. >> what if people don't mind paying into the social safety net but don't want to be part of the social safety net. isn't that the problem of obamacare? we're sucked into the vortex? >> and then it's like we were talking about earlier, once everyone

also with us is ryan cleary who starred in this year's survival of the fittest on itv2 and emma kellycks, that effectively reality tv stars are better role models for children and young people than politicians? i do. like the clips we saw, they show a massive gap as to why, how the reality stars act and influence younger people and how adults are acting and how it is not acceptable. what do you think? i agree. that depends on the reality star and the politician but i think reality stars are more electable to young people and show practical ways of acting and respectfully whereas in parliament and places like that, you do not always get that.|j in parliament and places like that, you do not always get that. i don't agree. i will be the odd one out. i think politicians have a lot of potential to be really good role models and we have got great people in parliament now and in communities as well doing really good work so i think both have potential to do a lot of good. yeah. i am going to give you some examples, so, tommy from towie, tough essex lad, but he broke down and talked about hi

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they got themselves into this situation, and it's survival of the fittest. pitalism looks like. >> the last thing in the world i wanted to do was be going up to congress asking for these kinds of things. it is a terrible position to be in. the only thing worse is the alternative. >> if the credit markets are not functioning, jobs will be lost. morehouses will be foreclosed upon. the economy will not be able to recover no matter what other policies are taken. >> i know we will be able to live up to our side of the bargain. i hope the republicans will too. >> thank you very much. >> good day, and what a day it's been so far. the president's financial bailout plan has suffered a major defeat. >> they go up to capitol hill, and the bill fails. and the results are dramatic. [ closing bell ] >> wall street watched washington with shock and fear as the bailout package went down on capitol hill, the dow went down like a sub. >> this is the biggest point drop that's ever been seen. there is virtually no american who is not feeling this one way or another. >> just wipe

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fascinating how many uses can go into the area, however, they seem to survive, so it's got to be the fittest part of san francisco, i think, which is good. especially if you're eating burgers, which i like, as well. so i am supportive of this. i hate to see that building, which i think is very unique, it has a great sort of marketing corner opportunity to go to waste and go fallow, so i am supportive and will make the motion to approve. >> president hillis: commissioner melgar? >> vice president melgar: okay, you just said everything i was going to say. one thing that we have seen in this commission a lot lately is about commercial corridors with buildings that are older, not necessarily historically significant, but significant, you know, for the neighborhood in terms of wanting to preserve them, so i think this is a creative solution. i think i've been involved with other grocery stores, and it is tricky, so just compliance with refrigeration, building codes, require electrical and ventilation and things for older storefronts are difficult. and this one in particular, i think i see the dif

virtually no inflation the out side were blowing up around us, paris is burning in china way down the fittesto during yet another interest rate hike take the victory. some economic advisers to the president like peter navarro to agree with the president that it's time to pause on this. others say the federal reserve needs to be the independent voice for all of this. the chairman of the president's economic advisory council kevin hastert says he recognizes the independence of the federal reserve that the markets have taken a wild ride. today you mentioned meaning to make up some ground if we enter positive territory for the year. still, better than markets around the world. china, european union. those are not rolling as fast as the u.s. is growing and the president's economic advisers pointed to strong growth in the strong fundamentals. on the advice of the president you're likely to hear federal reserve's basically ignore that. the federal reserve is however changing his tone a little bit. chairman jerome powell has come out and said we are near the neutral rate here is sort of a shift they

necessarily mean that they bought them that those patrons had bought them ideologically and fittest before the u.s. state department funding was the same as that of fairness after the u.s. state department funding butt. the u.s. funding if you like the bull's eye that was already and right fairness is back and it made it easier for some of his critics to claim that he was a us to enjoy doing the u.s. as bidding. before the war began or i had found as wasn't even a journalist nor was he an activist he worked in real estate while studying to be a doctor he brought to journalism the zeal of a convert and his commitment did not weigh on like so many syrian activists who became targets he did not leave the country to continue his work in exile although no one would have blamed him if he had he stayed knowing that decision could cost him his life. his voice has been silenced but the station he helped create remains on the air reporting the news to the people of kufa. but i had found this was an ideal for seven or eight years that i had works to establish a moral and principles foundation for the rev