>> wah. it's sad about it. i don't know television without oprah for the last 25 years. she's such an icon, such an amazing woman, i feel like she so know what is she wants to do with her life that whatever she wants to do, god bless her, but i will say there's no one else on television like her and there will never be, there's only one oprah winfrey. so there will be a big thing missing if she's not on daytime television. >> larry: you had your own television talk show but you gave us up to concentrate on a film crew. would you ever do that again. >> i would consider it. because i know what i'm going into now and i would make sure it was something that was really tailored to what i love to do. so that i could love it every day and not feel sad when i talk about serious subjects and take it all home with me. but i love acting, i love making movies, i love everything about acting and music and producing film and television. so i know i could do that every day and love it and work harder than i could ever believe. but i didn't love my talk show enough to really want to wor

and, the crisis ppened on his wah. in a sense, was the admiral of the fleet. it wenaground.eems to me that, in the principle ofommand responsibili, the institution shld get new leadership at this time. >> lehrer: ali rivlin, you see differently. >> i d >> lehrer:ell us why. >> think the whole financial commity bears a lot of responsibili, and there were regulatory failures, a the fed actetoo slowly, but when the cris came, ben bernanke was absolutely the rig person to be there. he w calm and collected. he was very knowledgeable. he was bold in using the pers of t fed to stabilize the financial system. itas a really dangerous, chaotic situation. weould have had domino effect, big instution after big institution going down and total meltdown you othe financial system. he aided that. >> lehrer: but you don believe -- you d't buy professor galbraith's ptain of the ship analog-- right? th it happened to his watch so he suld go? no, i don't. i n't have a good explanation of why so many people who watched thfed carefully and who watched the maets carefully ssed this crisis, but alm

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