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cnbc contributor. a lot to get with with dan. >> absolutely. lets get to our road maps this morning. the markets reversal after four straight days down after highs earlier this week and now chatter about september. trying to batten down the hatches? >> and are the federal officials having any impact on what ben bernanke is going to say in jake s jackson hole next week? >> and you know who owns a lot of facebook? morgan stanley. first, the dow and s&p coming off the worst numbers in a w...

the campaign, that they may better decide whether either party has to obligate itself to the great corporations as to make it impossible for it to protect the rights of the people. >> from the 19 08 campaign with william howard taft. has anything changed a century later? >> obviously, people love money. want government to do things they want the government to do. people with little money too do, too, but theres a loft of influence if you have if you have a lot of money. and bryan actua...

he goes on to take new responsibilities at c-span. we wish him well. we will have another program tomorrow at 7:00. we will see you then. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] within pennsylvania major organizations that said we would never run that story if we had it. people told that to me, people told that to my boss. and they were very youve ruin guys life if he isnt charged. and our response was always, we...

of the cold war but informed catch-22 succumbing out one and did it kind of caught in this way, and by the thai amihai mike nichols came out in 1970 vietnam was a lost cause, so the book was bracketed by these dates. if this is where you want as i reread it if the book is seeking in a way to make congress a virtue of im going to reduce a couple of sentences from this handsomely reissued book and absolutely sterling introduction but theres an appendix in the back with some fascinating e...

railroads, and herds of cattle, too. cronon: i think its hard to exaggerate the significance of theodore roosevelt in the history of american conservation. he creates a presidency when he arrives in the white house that sets in motion most of the conservation agendas that will define the first half of the 20th century. man: the key to teddy roosevelts leadership was his passion, his audacity, the fact that he was an inspiring public speaker and enjoyed leading the country. he was a p...

to washington to be a push to lets have do what the market wants to lets not think it. so how is it that it was okay to tinker when it came to ethanol and we are encouraged not to really tinker when it comes to solar and wind? tractor i think theres a lot of tinkering going on. here in california, use a 33% of your electricity by 2020 has to be from renewables, some would call that a pretty big tinker. we do a lot in this country by mandates, by requirements, such and such...

right now. in the summer time im digging fort william henry in lake george, new york. fort williams henry is the sight of the last of the mohiggans so anyone who read james coopers famous novel or seen the recent movie, thats the fort we are currently digging in the summer through adirondack community college and through the university. however, this fall here on campus, here at plymouth state university, were digging on campus. campuses all across america do campus digs these days bec...

we will get to your phone calls in a minute. the supreme court correspondent from "the wall street journal," is joining us this morning to talk to us about what the supreme court might do or might say. welcome. guest: thank you. host: why is this a landmark review of federal powers? guest: because the patient protection and affordable care act, the formal name of the overhaul that the president signed last year, included a provision the federal government has never tried before. it is ...

good morning, thanks for joining us. im carolyn tyler. >> we have developments in the occupy movement. a tense standoff in portland, preparations for a crackdown in oakland, and in san francisco police are searching for two suspects who slashed a couple of officers during this weekends occupy san francisco march. that violence marred what was otherwise a peaceful demonstration. tomas ramon reports from the embarcadero. >> about 250 protestors chanted as they walked down embarcadero. wh...

aimed not so much at wall street or the big banks but at budget cuts and tuition hikes. good evening. im dan ashley. police are staging in berkeley to confront the latest occupy movement in the bay area. occupy cal off to a rocky start with several students arrested as they tried to pitch tents in the plaza. alan wang is there live where the crowd it sounds like is anticipating a showdown with police soon. >> 200 students still occupying the plaza tonight. two hours ago, the vice chanc...