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This is very much a business run society and the business classes are highly class conscious constantly fighting a class war have state power supported none and they were able to crush and destroy the labor movement. But it revived and it can revive again and other popular movements well, too. And there is a basis for it. [applause] the basis for it is the quite positive changes have taken place in the 1960s. In many ways its a much more Civilized Society and at that time. I think that is a basi...

The ben franklin book in 2003 einstein his life and universe 2007 and steve jobs is going to be made into a movie, 2011 and the innovators, a group that created the digital revelation. You been watching put tv on cspan2. Walter isaacson was our guest. Thank you. Here are some of our featured pr were you a fan of the 1st lady series on cspan . It is now a book published by public affairs. Based on original interviews with more than 50 preeminent historians and biographers learn details of all 451...

And inner city youth talking about preventing Youth Violence later on. Next Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair, bob corker, discusses a change of Foreign Policy issues including the iran nuclear deal, the upcoming summit and relations with china. His remarks are part of the christian monitor series. This is an hour. I am dave cook for the Christian Science monitor. Our guest today is bob corker chairman of the senate committee, and a member of the budget committee. His last visit was faceb...

Deciding how to react. We want to get your thoughts about iran, the white house, and congress. What is next . What would you like to see happen . Here are the numbers to call. If not by phone, way in by social media. On facebook or send us an email. Chockfull of iranrelated headlines as the talks resume in switzerland. The Washington Post sets it up this way. A down to the wire negotiation to restrict Irans Nuclear program, ready to kick off under the pressure of a selfimposed deadline. Secretar...

Morning, welcome, everybody, our starting point this morning, israel mobilizing thousands of troops for a possible fullscale ground war with hamas. Violence in the region intensifying overnight. The Palestinian Militants launched hundreds of rockets into israeli territory. Air raid sirens sounding in tel aviv. Thats the very first time thats happened since the gulf war. Israelis responded by pounding hundreds of terror sites as they call them in gaza with artillery fire. Ben wedeman reporting li...

Its not unique to this election or Republican Party. In 2004 Many Democrats believed he had a device on his shoulder so he would be given instructions during the debate. Its snanty. I think in our Politics Today both parties want to construct an image of their opponent that is not grounded in reaty. So the alternative universe. There are two. One is the Romney Campaign had an unrealistic view of what the electorate was going to be and that was one of the reasons they lost. Certainly one of the r...

What happened here was the crux of our terrible National Trial and even americans who arent sure what transpired on these fields know that all the glory and all the tragedy we associate with the civil war resides most indelibly here. Thursday night at 8 00 Stephen Spielberg on the battle of gettisburg beginning thursday on cspan 3 American History tv. Next president obamas former Campaign Manager David Plouffe and Steve Schmidt talk about the 2012 election. Both mr. Playoff and mr. Schmidt atten...

Christina romer former chair of the provides council of Economic Advisor and a professor at berkley. Whats always impressed me about janet is she doesnt just stick to one idea, shes always saying am i missing something, is there some other idea that might be right here, is there more research we need to do. And i think in these kind of times when Monetary Policy is much more complicated and changing so rapidly, that kind of flexibility and watching the data and watching the new research as it co...

Christina romer former chair of the provides council of Economic Advisor and a professor at berkley. Whats always impressed me about janet is she doesnt just stick to one idea, shes always saying am i missing something, is there some other idea that might be right here, is there more research we need to do. And i think in these kind of times when Monetary Policy is much more complicated and changing so rapidly, that kind of flexibility and watching the data and watching the new research as it co...

Like and how she might be different from ben bernanke. Well i think shell be fantastic. I think key to the fed gracefully exiting out of its quantitating policy and normalizing Interest Rates, the ability to communicate clearly to the marketplace. And thats what shes been working on at the fed. Shes been working really hard on communication strategy and key to communication is building consensus. You need to have the consensus view around the committee. And i dont think theres anyone better than...