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Or nondecision. 59 minutes from now. But meantime, we start off with apple. That stock is more than doubled the daily volume average, 80 million shares trade sod far today. As you might expect, apple is pressuring the nasdaq. Surprising moves in the dow and s p 500 which look to be pretty resill yenlt on t yenl resili of this news. What does apple need to do to bounce back from the first revenue decline in 13 years . Lets bring in our analyst who lowered the price to 125 after 141. Jason ware, h...

Security. He talks about waterboarding, the apple iphone encryption debate and the brussels terror attacks. The American Enterprise institute hosted this event. Its about an hour and a half. Thank you. Whoa, were life. Were live. Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome to the American Enterprise institute. Im marc thiessen, a fellow here, and were pleased to be joined today by former cia and nsa director michael hayden. With the events in europe this week, i cant think of anyone better than mike to e...

Cant really break 40. A little tough. You know. Elon musk is the reason. Among the other top stories, president obama will meet with fed chair janet yellen on the state of america, on global economies and wall street reform and longterm economic outlook. Vice President Biden will also attend. The meeting is closed to the media. The earnings highlights, alcoa after the closing bell. Unofficial start to the earnings season is always alcoa. Jpmorgan reports on wednesday. On thursday, bank of americ...

Would the tune into it on weekends, usually as author sharing their new releases. Sat watching the nonfiction authors on booktv is the best television for serious readers. On cspan they could have a longer conversation delve into their subject. Booktv weekend, they bring you author after author after author that spotlights the work of fascinating people. I love booktv and im a cspan fan. Now Edward Larson on his book the return of George Washington which examines the political career of our firs...

Good afternoon and welcome to the eighth annual tucson festival of books, one of the largest book festivals in the country. My name is ron barber. I am glad to see such a big crowd. Must be a lot of political junkies in the room. Raise your hand. I thought so. Me too. That is why i am glad to moderate. We want to thank cspan which is broadcasting this panel live. Also booktv and Cox Communications for sponsorship of the venue. The presentation will last about an hour. The last 15 or 20 minutes w...

Complicated belief is in a sense. If someone is just moving a few inches you dont see the whole guts, if someones moving from the left to the right and theres trauma and oppression an explosion of their lives, i think you can see they got guts of belief more clearly. Youre absolutely right. I also do not know whether it is or is not a more male phenomenon. The book is about six guys which i am a little bit embarrassed by. And like six white guys. The only defense i can mount for myself is as par...

A Loyola University professor. And now, it is my pleasure to introduce mr. Jonathan jarvis, the 18th director of the National Park service. Thanarvis oversees more 1000 National Parks that attract 80,000 visitors every year. He has reinvigorated the he isal park service, and a recognized world leader in cultural and restorative management. Please quiet down, thank you, and welcome mr. Jonathan jarvis. [applause] Jonathan Jarvis good afternoon. It is a great honor for me to be here with you at th...

Of the 14th amendment had decide canned, okay, yes, the First Amendment, protection for free freedom of speech, applies not just against the federal government, but against the state government. Analytically in the end it doesnt matter which home it has, but the court over time had uncorporated all of these rights can incorporated all of these rights. The Second Amendment that had not happened yet until the mcdonald case, and the question really was are we going to treat these amendments like th...

If there had been no slave tradt , it certainly possible that spanish colonization may have gone on for a while but i think that the settlements in north america wouldve been a lot more successful. T they were the second but the first one didnt last. The they were eventually driven back. I think Something Like that b would have happened in the new world. There may have been a few colonies that stuck. The advantages of labor and creating colonies but the because of slave labor made them an attrac...

Believe how they buy my apartments. Many friends that we protect them before the oil letdown they were making 1 billion per day. If we did not protect them they would not be there but we protect them. We know now what were doing that we have a president who flies to saudi arabia last week and gets off the plane there is nobody to meet him. The same thing happened in cuba. He goes to cuba and instead of having castro to meet him at the plane there is no high official waiting to greet the presiden...