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the history of the world from a collection of 600 short stories. it also airs sunday night at 9:00 eastern. also sunday, books on the economy, a former investment banker john talbott exposes the myths about the recession and what it will take to recover, and jay richards on why he thinks capitalism is the best way to protect the environment. also, the end of overt eating. david kessler explains how americans program to buy too much sugar, salt, and junk can control their eating habits. there are lots more books and authors of this weekend on "book tv." the website has the entire sche...

preserve the currency's value and to prevent regulation. and if it does that, that's quite enough. and in order to do that the fed has to be independent. techically it's a creature of congress, and they could stimulate the supply growth.ak >> it jsut will, to get them -- just will, to get them past the next election. we constantly have loose money. when the fed is allocating credit when we make this a public ul-- utility, the cost and supply of which is determined in washington, i don't think the fed should be independent. >> how do you feel the economy is going right now? >> so litt...

secondly, i think our force, whose average age is 20-ish, this is how they live. this is what they have grown up on. four leaders, i think it is really important to be connected to that and understand it so as not to be as facile as they are, but to understand it. i think communicating that way, whether administrative information or information in warfare, is absolutely critical. >> i would just add one point. what admiral mullen just said i think is absolutely critical. what i have been saying in terms of our hiring a new assistant secretary for public affairs in the department of d...

out clear rules of the road and ensuring transparency and fair dealing, we will actively promote a more vibrant mormarke. let me the list of proposals for you. first, we propose a set of reforms to require regulators to look not only at the safety and soundness of individual institutions, but also for the first time at the stability of the financial system as a whole. one of the reasons this crisis could take place is that while many agencies and regulators responsible for overseeing individual financial firms and their subsidiaries, no one was responsible for protecting the whole sy...