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Excited about tonight's show, not just because of the important impeachment news ground that we have to cover tonight, but because at the end of this hour i am going to be in superfan mode because we are going to be joined by this year's co-winner of the nobel prize in economics whose work is already in the center of the democratic presidential campaign. even if many of the candidates don't realize that. the nobel prize in economics was not established until 1969, and when i became an economics major in college in the 1970s, professors in the economics department at my college won the nobel pr...

That interview last week, brilliantly conducted by andrew ross sorkin, that he would vote for elizabeth warren against donald trump if that's who is on the ballot next year. he made that clear when he was asked that specific question. bill gates didn't name names, but he said the thing that he would value most in a candidate is what he called a professional approach to the presidency. the audience started to laugh, because obviously donald trump has the least professional approach to the presidency in history, and everyone in the room knew that bill gates was saying, in effect, that he would v...

Of ways, including, you know, making gifts to foundations more taxed. we have a lot of room. the current thing is not in terms of encouraging philanthropist or discouraging in forming a business. we're not close to the business. i mean, there was a time where we had 70% taxation rates. >> joining us now is mit economics professor, esther duflo, the co-winner of the noble prize in economics. her new book is "good economics for hard times" co-authored with her husband, who is also the co-winner of this year's noble prize in economics. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate...

The noble prize in economics was an afterthought. the first noble prizes were established in 1895. 74 years, a noble prize in economics was added to the mix in 1969, and in the 50 years since then only won woman had won a noble prize in kplieconom and now there are two. this yearest ester duflo is the co-winner for her study in how economics works in real people's lives and how that knowledge can be used to improve the economic lives of more people no place in an echo of esther duflo -- >> we can raise taxes in a lot