them back on manually and that technology hasn't changed much since theirst patent was issued to thomas edison a former electrician tornadoed entrepreneur in charlotte, north carolina got the bright idea to flip the switch and bring circuit breakers into the digital age. >> they're basically switches and circuit breakers are cruciao ryan and they're mechanical switches that break during an electrical surge to protect uipment downstream. >> and that is in every building today. >> they're aoart of his 25-year quest touild a better electrical system. >> to turn it off, you have t get manual levers and that is fundamentally wrong s and you tablets and things like that and everything else is operating off of its devices. kennedy helped build office towers in the 1990s and remaking the skyline in i hometown charlotte, north carolina and he's also seen how dangerous their electrical systems can be. >> imagine a high-rise building completely down from an art class event from weeks at a time and they can cost tremendous current f damage and a surging into the air can create a clash. >> it can cause dea

henry ford, thomas edison, winston churchill, jk rowling, steve jobs, bill gates. when i go around the country and speak to schools i ask the students what do you think is hindering you and what is stopping you and what obstacles are in your way? it is always the same answer. title i schools students tell me they are poor and have no money and no way to make bank. so i tell them the story. in the early 70s there was an unknown actor trying to make it in new york and he moved to california but things were not going well there either. as a matter of fact things were so bad had to sell his dog because he cannot afford to feed him. then one day he saw something they gave him an idea to ride right script about a man going to stand up to life and take a shot and go the distance. within three days he finished the script. some hollywood producers read the script and loved it. except for one thing, they did not want him to play the main character. it was too much of a risk at the box office. they offered him $360,000 for the script but only on the condition he could not be

goes one way and the book they talk about an old-time reporter for "the washington post" named thomas edisone wrote a piece and said let's stop attending we are liberal and the news is liberal, i'm liberal, were level and defend it and explain why that's important. the news should be watched. progressive ideology and others have said that too. or better reporters. name any good conservative reporters? of course you can name or maybe just a handful so he says that's good and we need to have the news watch the progressive agenda and that is the point. why is that? pete: why are newsrooms overwhelmingly left-wing connect what is it about that possession that or is the pipeline so controlled by liberals that they're producing more liberals? the five it reminds me of what goes on in colleges and universities behind faculty. it becomes the most ideological inbred situation. they go to the same schools to hire people and what people largely agree with them and they don't want minority views or independent thinkers in the newsroom and you know how tv, fox, my show or whatever we put together these m

leaders, what if they had aborted thomas jefferson or george washington or albert einstein or thomas edison having a decrease in population. we are killing babies before they're even born. what about their human right to exist? what kind of people allow that to happen? host: chris is next out of texas, republican. caller: good morning. me, the government is the problem. care, wet run health are trying to get rid of it, it has ruined the middle class in this country. it has caused all the problems because of this government takeover of our melt -- of our health care which has decimated the middle-class of the country. everything,sum up what i am fighting for is the countrytion and the against the socialists. a conservative constitutionalist republican against the socialist parties trying to take us into communism. we are fighting for our country. i thought i would let you know. thaty is saying that but is what's in everybody's heart. host: how are you fighting for our country? are you involved in any of these issues? caller: you bet. i don't want to be a socialist. vote republican. i've got