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Matter as much? will they -- will it have the same kind of impact the rise of the west had? >> i think it will. we have this long story here where were seeing similar kind of processes unfolding in different parts of the world. so, first of all, you have the atlantic ocean shrinking from about 1400 and pushes the west, western europe up to the top of the pile. atlantic ocean shrinks more, north america kind of sclihrink too, in the 14th century. this pushes north america to the top of the pile. ...

Do you mean that for most of the previous history, the east was dominant just because these were large, vast countries, agriculture was the basis of most economic productivity and that governments didnt do anything with it. they didnt mobilize that wealth in any way. >> through most of history, you get powers and civilizations that are dominated to just one part of the world. that through, if you go all the way back to the end of the ice age, 15,000 years ago. the most developed part of the worl...

Unpassable. the question arises. if nothing else passed did the president sign the cost of living adjustment. $130 billion over 10 years. not a lot of money but none the less not nothing. we sign it -- in other words is he proposing it or offering it in tandem with another round of tax increases. >> chris: i think from everything i have read the president has made it clear if you are going to cut the entitlements you have to have the tax increases or else they are off the table. >> brit: no pres...

Account. >> so basically nothing. so i give you $5 and how do you decide whether to give a company a loan or not. theyre saying we are not getting good applicants, thats why were not getting loans. how do you go through the evaluation process of deciding whether this person or company is worthy of a loan? >> we go through some of the same processes of banks. however, we tend to know our membership better. well take more time to understand the fundamentals and the things that are driving their ne...

Let me. let me. please, please. this is what changed my business life permanently. im in entrepreneurs organization, new jersey. its a peer advisory group. everyone is in the same stage of their business, but coming from noncompetitive industries. the insights you find are remarkable. >> and its already formed. you dont have to go figure out who are these people? you just join something that already exists. >> they have rules. they have processes. they have ways to expand, too. >> also, theres s...

Nuclear arsenal. while that material created the most famous nuclear weapons in human history, one of the only two nuclear weapons anyone knows the nicknames for, all that material created at hanford also created this. this is what it looks like at hanford now, barrels and barrels and barrels and barrels of nuclear waste that we have pretty much no idea what to do with, nuclear waste we have not figured out how to make safe, how to keep it from leaking, how to even stabilize some of it. during t...

Human history, one of the only two nuclear weapons anyone knows the nicknames for, all that material created at hanford also created this. this is what it looks like at hanford now, barrels and barrels and barrels and barrels of nuclear waste that we have pretty much no idea what to do with, nuclear waste we have not figured out how to make safe, how to keep it from leaking, how to even stabilize some of it. during the latter half of the 21st century, we got really good as a country at creating ...

This is what it looks like at hanford now, barrels and barrels and barrels and barrels of nuclear waste that we have pretty much no idea what to do with, nuclear waste we have not figured out how to make safe, how to keep it from leaking, how to even stabilize some of it. during the latter half of the 20th century, we got really good as a country at creating radioactive material to build nuclear weapons and fuel nuclear power plants, and we did that without ever really figuring out how it was al...

How have you done it? >> 129 years. our job is to be relevant with the players. part of our mission this year, we updated the slow tkpwoe, -- updated the logo. we got david wright and buster posey. >>brian: jeter, is that the shortstop? >> weve improved our processes, better veneer, wood. we have to be relevant. thats the way you do it for 129 years. >>brian: should we get in here? >>gretchen: you got some points? >> sure. >>brian: whos up in there first? come over here. whats your name? >> m.j....

>> . >> reporter: well, because by and large, and this is true on both sides of the ideological divide, believe that its sort of a last resort for the unelected, unaccountable supreme court to preempt the democratic branches of government. by and large, they want to let the democratic processes go forward. and they only want to step in if there is absolutely no doubt that a law violates the constitution. so that rhetoric of sort of letting the democratic process go forward is something you hear ...