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>> anything wrong with ms. crowleys posture? >> you know what? im not going to lose much sleep over her asking was it a mistake instead of being political. she gave him a chance tone a it does fall into the broad category of a reporter asking a scientist is it possible that the earth is flat because the chances of the earth being flat are exactly the same as the irs thing being simply a mistake. but, bill, there is something much bigger going on here, its how the mainstream media, so-called main...

Government revenues. both parties have an amassive gulf between the people and washington because they see everything in political terms and in terms whofz going 0 vote for them or what interest group will support them opposed to what is right is american and the politicians are telling the people this is bad, thats bad and not what the solutions are. to me, a classic example of thaf is bowles simpson. you had that bipartisan group lay out a very intelligent, serious plan to deal with the defici...

A call where steve came out frantically getting on the call and talking about how he solved all the issues around the burrito and it was about the chopping of these contments and we have another founder founding epic burger and talks about that manifesto of making a perfect burger. the founders start from a place instigated inside their soul more than anything. >> thats fantastic. take us through the others, smarts, gut and luck. smarts, warren buffett. >> obviously. >> classic example. i mean s...

Almost on a daily basis, including this very week, the president goes out there and attacks your administration, the bush administration. we inherited, we inherited. liberals kind of get mad, because he claims kiosks, atms, tsunamis, earthquakes. i use the term, almost to this point, its like president crybaby. >> uh-huh. >> sean: when you hear all these instances where hes blaming your administration for his troubles 3 1/2 years in, whats your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is he hasnt ...

Almost on a daily basis, including this very week, the president goes out there and attacks your the bush administration. we inherited, we inherited. liberals kind of get mad, because he claims kiosks, atms, tsunamis, earthquakes. i use the term, almost to this point, its like president crybaby. >> uh-huh. >> sean: when you hear all these instances where hes blaming your administration for his troubles 3 1/2 years in, whats your reaction to that? >> well, my reaction is he hasnt got anything to ...

You say i agree at the end. that is a place where behavior economics is making an important contributions and i think a correction to the old classical economic model of the rational agent. >> the sort of classic example of what youre saying, you give people the default option to save rather than not to save. on their salary forms you say check here if you want to opt out of the ira or savings plan so the default is they save and the result is you have many, many more people saving. >> one of th...

Responsibility to ensure disclosure. that people are given correct information when they interact in the market. it doesnt matter for a rational agent whether the print is small or large. it matters a lot for people with a lazy sort of system, lazy, slow thinking. they dont read the small print. none of us read the things that flash on the computer screen and you say i agree at the end. that is a place where behavior economics is making an important contributions and i think a correction to the ...

harvard physicist. a look at the way your mind works and doesnt. fascinating conversation with nobel prize winner daniel kahneman. a big birthday but an awkward time to throw a big birthday bash. ill explain. first my take. its the start of the new year and we will do predictions on this show. i thought id try my own hand at some before asking others to risk their reputations. and in the spirit of keeping myself honest, im going to look back at what i said and wrote in "time" magaz...

the future with a brilliant harvard physicist. then deep inside the way your mind works and sometimes why it doesnt. fascinating conversation with nobel prize winner daniel kahneman. a big birthday but an awkward time to throw a big birthday bash. ill explain. first heres my take. its the start of the new year and we will do predictions on this show. i thought id try my own hand at some before asking others to risk their reputations. and in the spirit of keeping myself honest, im g...

70th birthday. i started at 12 years old, you and reverend bill jones appointed me as youth director many years ago. in all your years, have you seen such a blatant attempt to undermine the voting rights act that you and dr. king and others established in the 60s with voter i.d. laws, early voting and now with michigan, where your vote means nothing? >> well, this is a tenth amendment for you, a classic example of states rights violating basic civil rights. those who once denied the right to vot...