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Narrative. >> greg: were going to start this again. olympia snowe says politicians spend more time fighting than solving problems. thats why she is leaving. for this divisiveness makes her wonder if she will be productive in the future. to which i say cya. you have been in politic since when? 19 #. 30, 40, years is a long time on our dime. if you think i am buying your exodus is due to polarization, i could say the same thing as every bar im at, at 2:00 a.m. the polarization between myself and t...

Narrative. >> greg: were going to start this again. olympia snowe says politicians spend more time fighting than solving problems. thats why she is leaving. for this divisiveness makes her wonder if she will be productive in the future. to which i say cya. you have been in politic since when? 19 #. 30, 40, years is a long time on our dime. if you think i am buying your exodus is due to polarization, i could say the same thing as every bar im at, at 2:00 a.m. the polarization between myself and t...

States senate. and particularly in the context of the times that we are in in the senate, where its very, very difficult to resolve major issues that are so important to the future of this country. and how best could i serve, and to make voice heard. i made the decision not to run for re-election of the senate and to pursue other opportunities outside the senate that perhaps i can give voice to the frustrations that you know, exist with the political system here in washington, where its dysfunct...

Need to do in our education, and im glad to hear the university of chicago is pursuing, is to encourage entrepreneurship. we have to get out of the mentality of havigoing to the factory and having a job and career. its increasingly not way the world is working. if were going to have a society that works for everyone with enough jobs and enough productivity, we need to be encouraging entrepreneurship and innovation. and i think that has to start not when you get to college. it has to start in k-1...

was the only tv producer invited to whitney houstons funeral from any network. so well have not only the inside look, but also the explanation from bobby brown as to why he bailed on the ceremony. >> did you hear about the deadly avalanche near a ski resort in washington state. skiers buried in snow after falling 1500 feet. there were warnings of high avalanche danger. they were not supposed to be in that area. reports were it was an out-of-bounds area they were skiing in. we have all ...

Course for manufacturing certification offering to community colleges. >> when we were in silicon valley a couple weeks ago with dan rosenzeigs company they were saying they were reverse -- two employers are creating custom courses for those jobs. the most notable thing in education is the refusal to acknowledge the obvious which is human beings learn best in a state of experimentation and group based problem solving process and we dont teach that way. we push rote memory and expect regurgitatio...

Technology and either we get it from canada, who is one of our, if not the best trading partner in the region. i would rather develop that north-south relationship than the east-west relationship because when we are paying money to countries that want to kill us, i dont think thats a good thing. are we with going to pay for it as it comes over to china or is canada going to send it to china and then we will have to pay for it indirectly? listen, we need to develop the jobs, number one. we have t...

Technology and either we get it from canada, who is one of our, if not the best trading partner in the region. i would rather develop that north-south relationship than the east-west relationship because when we are paying money to countries that want to kill us, i dont think thats a good thing. are we with going to pay for it as it comes over to china or is canada going to send it to china and then we will have to pay for it indirectly? listen, we need to develop the jobs, number one. we have t...

>>alisyn: why is she so relevant to us today? >>guest: she was a very successful political leader and she is particularly relevant pause we are facing not western world generally, britain and america, the kind of grave economic crisis which people often despair of solving but she came into office to solve and 10 years after taking over a country that was on strike completely she turned the british economy into the 4 the largest economy in the world and did that by liberating people and that is a...

Will the republican dream of the smallest government possibly be strong enough to break the grip of the vampire industry? i dont think so. will a big corrupt bureaucracy to the changing times? i doubt it. politicia politicians, shut up about big and small. make your case about what will do the job. to whomever wins, please get down to solving problems. the word of dylan çratigan. >> yes, that was sir william geist of vanderbilt. i must say to my colleague martin bashir, sir william may soon be...