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Requested. he acknowledged some earnings, but the committee estimated it could be more than $2 million in total. and he simply would not talk about that. he said take it up with my counsel. >> i wanted to play a little bit of the hearing you were covering yesterday. there were so many highlights. lets watch. >> were all of your prior statements a lie? or were they just glib? >> youre a professor at m.i.t. and worried about not looking smart enough? >> night before last i was at the kennedy cente...

>> as i said the committee can take that up with my counsel. >> what did you mean by too stupid to understand the difference. >> congressman i didnt mean anything by it. >> you said it. you had to have meant it. >> i was once glen being glib and trying to make myself seem smarter. >> you are a professor at mit and you are worried about not looking smart enough? >> yes. >> jonathan gruber up on capitol hill today called inexcusable arrogance all those videos you have seen. were back with our pane...

Officials quickly debunked it saying it was not wreckage from flight 370. now look at it side by side with one of chinas satellite photos. on the left they were both taken on march 9th. to the untrained eye at least they look pretty similar. though it depends on the distance from which they were taken. joining me professor of aeronautics and as astronaut ex at mit. what do you make of all the back and forth on this. this? >> we dont know but we have to hope that it is. frankly this is the single...

So we are at a point in our major institutions, in the one in which im a professor at m.i.t., where the question is, how do we circle the wagons? how do we prevent true understanding, true dialogue, real conversation, and ultimately, the advancement of humanity. so this man, cohen, i think reads his constituencies very well. there is an effort to make a decision as to how america will proceed. when i understand or try to interpret comments about closing down government, does that mean a destruct...

Custom-made prosthetic limbs. and believe it or not, scientists are even developing the technology to print human organs, and the machines that come to mind are kind of 3-d printers that layer through kind of a squirting process layer by layer build up something that looks like a physical object, but there are actually many, many different -- >> ive used every 3-d printer from the beginning. but thats among the least useful machines. its like the 1950s telling the chef the future of your kitchen...

Before officer collier was murdered. >> at mit. >> yes. if these three men had not engaged in that obstruction of justice coverup, if they had notified the police the way any decent young men would do, there is a chance and a pretty good chance that officer collier would be alive today. if i were the u.s. attorney -- if i were u.s. attorney id be charging them with a conspiracy that embraced murder as a predicate act. because one of them actually said something very dramatic. one of them said, i...

Sort of shocking one. in the timeline they gave this morning, it did involve the convenience store robbery. then they went back. this happens, as things unfold live, theyre going to rewrite their story as well, who was where, when. and what we know is the m.i.t. killing of the police officer was related to the chase to watertown and everything that happened last night, which is what we suspected. >> these two suspects were probably the ones who killed that police officer. >> right. >> at m.i.t.,...

Could be talking about a lot of different regulations. but if you add up these three regulations, that would be $100 billion in taxes and 3.5 million in terms of the number of people losing their jobs. but the crown jewel of all regulations is to regulate cap and trade. there is a professor at the university, at mit, one of the top guys in the field, and he said regulating co2 is a bureaucrats dream. if you regulate co2 it would -- the cost would regulate in life. lets look at your state of arka...

Of different regulations. but if you add up these three regulations, that would be $100 billion in taxes and 3.5 million in terms of the number of people losing their jobs. but the crown jewel of all regulations is to regulate cap and trade. there is a professor at the university, at mit, one of the top guys in the field, and he said regulating co2 is a bureaucrats dream. if you regulate co2 it would -- the cost would regulate in life. lets look at your state of arkansas and my state of oklahoma...

Of different regulations. but if you add up these three regulations, that would be $100 billion in taxes and 3.5 million in terms of the number of people losing their jobs. but the crown jewel of all regulations is to regulate cap and trade. there is a professor at the university, at mit, one of the top guys in the field, and he said regulating co2 is a bureaucrats dream. if you regulate co2 it would -- the cost would regulate in life. lets look at your state of arkansas and my state of oklahoma...