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palin is bringing her bus tour of american's historic places to the historic iowa state fair where thomas edisoninvented the funnel cake. (laughter) >> stephen: this is the same-- this is the same-- stop it. this is the same kind of coincidence that took her bus tour to new hampshire the day mitt romney declared his candidacy. apparently sarah palin's version of the bat signal is anyone else's spotlight. so folks, don't be surprised if during tonight's debate you see this. now of course as a conservative i love sarah palin but frankly she is stealing focus away from the real story. >> the first thing the colbert superpac has done is create an ad for rick perry. >> americans for a better tomorrow tomorrow has released its first ad. >> a one minute campaign ad that is now airing across iowa. >> he is endorsing rick perry. >> supporting rick perry for president. >> that's right. colbert superpac, not affiliated with this show, has made their first ad and has changed the game in iowa, folks. i have been saying for weeks rick perry is the guy. the problem is according to the tenacious ken vogel at "p

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when thomas edison filed his patent, it was approved in seven weeks. >> we're listening to the president's about the america invents law joining the smart students at the thomas jefferson high school for science and technology. speaking of that, education nation kids saddled with hours of homework after a full day of school. is all of that extra work making our kids any smarter? >>> look at that. a school bus brawl caught on tape. five sisters in florida in hot legal water now after getting involved in their 11-year-old sister's fight. wait until you hear and see the rest of this story which is coming up. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that is helping business rethink how to do business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, medical history follows you... even when you're away from home. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities, creating and integrating solutions, helping business, and the world...work. rethink possible. while i took refuge from the pollen that made

when thomas edison filed his patent for a phonograph, his application was approved in just seven weeks and these days, that process is taking an average of three years. over the last decade, patent applications have nearly tripled and because the patent office doesn't have the resources to deal with all of them, right now they're about 700,000 applications that have been even been opened yet. that these are jobs and businesses of the future just waiting to be created. the ceos who are represented here today, all of them are running companies that were based on creativity and invention from the ability to commercialize good ideas. some lawyer and not stack of applications could be the next technological breakthrough, the next miracle drug, the next a tip that will launch the next fortune 500 company. and somewhere in this country, maybe in this room is the next thomas edison or steve jobs, just waiting for a chance to turn their idea into a new thriving business. so we can't afford to drag our feet any longer. not at a time when we should be doing everything we can to create good middle

and somewhere in this country, maybe in this room is the next thomas edison or steve jobs, just waiting for the chance to turn their idea into a new thriving business. so we can't afford to drag our feet any longer. not at that time we should be doing everything we can to create good middle class jobs to put americans back to work, and we've always succeeded because we have been the most dynamic and innovative economy in the world. that has to be encouraged, that has to be configured. we will do everything we can to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit wherever we find it and we should be helping american companies compete and sell their products all over the world. we should be making it easier and faster to turn to new ideas and to new jobs and businesses and knock down many barriers that stand in the way because if we are going to create jobs now and in the future potential out build and out and educate and out innovate every other country on earth. we have a lot of competition out there. and if we make it hard for people with good ideas to attract investment and give them the market

he has been likened to a modern day thomas edison. steve has more than 100 patents.s on your mac book or iphone. he invented web television that allow people to use their television sets to access the internet. technology used to develop the xbox 360. the technology used to reverse age brad pit in benjamin button is another of his inventions. steve pearlman's project is not taking place in his lab. it's taking on washington. >> to title 35. >> he opposes a bill that passed that would revamp the nation's patent system. among the things that the legislation would do is change the system on who can file for a patent from first to invent an idea to the first to file. >> this bill is not about invention and jobs. this bill is about the destruction of the american dream. this bill is about undermining the american system of government. this bill is a catastrophe. >> pearlman said the system will require young investors to have to file patents constantly every stage of development, an expensive process that will kill many great inside and make people share less with others

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thomas edison once said, opportunity missed by most people is missed because it is dressed in overalls and it looks like work. we have the opportunity in front of us. the trick is to recognize it and to believe in it and to act on it. we know the challenge we face as a nation. we have an opportunity and a chance to confront them. if we put politics aside and focus on our work, we will leave the country in a much better place. getting it done will require serious effort by both parties. there are some in both parties who would rather do nothing. they would prefer to sit this out and wait to be dealt a better hand after the next election. the old kicking the can down the road. that is not what i was elected to do. i know what the hand is that we have been dealt. instead of ducking from the challenge, we need to liberate our economy from the shackles it has been put in. i am ready. i think for the sake of our country and our economy that all of us are ready. i want to thank you for the opportunity to be here today and i look forward to your questions. [applause] thank you. thank you all.

thomas edison once said, opportunity missed by most people is missed because it is dressed in overalls and it looks like work. we have the opportunity in front of us. the trick is to recognize it and to believe in it and to act on it. we know the challenge we face as a nation. we have an opportunity and a chance to confront them. if we put politics aside and focus on our work, we will leave the country in a much better place. getting it done will require serious effort by both parties. there are some in both parties who would rather do nothing. they would prefer to sit this out and wait to be dealt a better hand after the next election. the old kicking the can down the road. that is not what i was elected to do. i know what the hand is that we have been dealt. instead of ducking from the challenge, we need to liberate our economy from the shackles it has been put in. i am ready. i think for the sake of our country and our economy that all of us are ready. i want to thank you for the opportunity to be here today and i look forward to your questions. [applause] thank you. thank you all.

thomas edison once said that opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. we have an opportunity in front of us. the trick is to recognize it, and believe in it, and act on it. we know the challenges we face as a nation, and we have a chance to confront them. if we put election-year politics aside this year and focus on our work, we'll leave our country in a better place. getting it de will require a serious effort by both parties. there are some in both parties who would rather do nothing. they'd prefer to sit this one out, waiting to be dealt a better hand down the road, after the next election. that's not what i was elected to do. this is the hand we've been dealt. instead of ducking from the challenge, we should rise to the occasion, and liberate our economy from the shales government has placed on it. i'm ready. and for the sake of our country, and our economy -- i hope all of us are ready. thank you for listening. i look forward to your questions. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much. when you were negotia

somewhere in this country, may be in this room, maybe the next thomas edison or steve jobs, just waitingfor a chance to turn their idea into a new, thriving business. so we cannot afford to drag our feet any longer. not at a time when we should be doing everything we can to create good middle-class jobs to put americans back to work. we have always succeeded because we have been the most dynamic, innovative economy in the world. that has to be encouraged and continued. we have to do everything we can to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit wherever we find it. we should be helping american companies compete and sell their products all of the world. we should be making it easier and faster to turn new ideas into new jobs and new businesses. we should not cut down any barriers that stand in the way. -- we should knock down any barriers that stand in the way. we have a lot of competition out there. if we make it too hard for people with good ideas to attract investments, a country like china are going to beat us to it. that is why i ask congress to sign a bill that cuts away the red tape th

why did they not understand not every american be an eli whitney or a thomas edison or a henry ford or bill gates or steve jobs? we need employment for those americans who want and need to work in factories. it is their best labor. we need to produce our own goods so we are not dependent on other countries and do not send our money to other countries whenever we show -- go shopping. our political and business leadership see that moving american factories overseas would be a threat to our economy and to the security of our nation. indeed, some american corporations saw this as an opportunity to make fantastic profit by moving their factories to china, using cheap chinese labor. that two-thirds of the industrial workers of america would lose their jobs. that is of the number. two-thirds. they had no concern about what this would do to families, of unemployed factory workers. they had no concern about the effect on closing thousands of factories there what the united states and new hampshire, iowa. they didn't care about the billions of tax revenues that would be lost to this federal, sta

now to thomas edison. another giant intellect of great imaginative depth.find this subject in exhaustively interesting. >> what lessons do you think the roosevelt has for current politicians or anyone thinking of getting into american politics? >> the simplest message is he practiced what he preached and did what he promised. he was what he was. he was an authentic person. so many if not a great majority of our political candidates these days are packaged. they are not real people. they are the sum total of all their advisers and other managers. they are not the guy inside the package. whatever you thought about teddy roosevelt he was what he was. if you voted for him you got what he promised to give you. >> the book is colonel roosevelt. we are speaking with edmund morris. you can go to our web site, booktv.org. >> host: thank you at the national book festival. you can see great crowds in washington d.c.. this is live coverage from the eleventh annual national book festival. here on our set joining us is the author of this brand new book "the black banners