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West patented six killer applications that set it apart from the rest and left the rest essentially stagnating for half a millennium, and those six killer applications were in fact open source. they were available to be condition loaded by any non-western so said that wanted to. the first to do it was japan beginning in the late 19th century, and so what we're seeing actually is the fulfillment of a roughly century-long process whereby one asian country after another has downloaded the killer applications of competition, of modern science, of the rule of law and private property rights, of mod...

Jobs. those people tend to, you know, they have different kind of work ethics and different kinds of work environments. a lot of them like the way they work. they feel they don't need unions. they don't appreciate what unions historically have done for workers in this country, protecting their rights and wages. you have that part and then you have people generally hurting as you were speaking brf. there's a little bit of envy. there's a group that's ice lated. >> the big divide. >> there's a divide there. >> the most visible union for most people are teachers' unions and they are not popular. ...

Lot of people don't believe what they cover. let me tell you about being a feminist in the year 2010. i think we have so enjoyed and benefited from susan b.angny and elizabeth stanton and others who built that bridge between the way it used to be where women didn't have the right to vote and where we are, we are on equal footing with men . we will be rewarded according to the work ethics and character . we so benefit from them. we are stappedog their shoulders and have plowed through the stuff that is neanderthal thinking that women are not on equal footing as men. we are in a benefited positi...

Ainsley: his parent's house. brian: what is wrong with this generation are they not tough? do they understand about the man-child situation has to come to a close. mike rowe has a scholarship for essentially blue collar workers, people with tremendous work ethics that you get after you graduate high school. he has a series of demands before you are even eligible to get the millions of dollars that he has. steve: here's the thing. he has got money but the kids today they don't want to work for it. ainsley: it's free money. hard time giving it away. listen to this. >> there are some things my sc...

Which is worse than baltimore today in terms of murders and so forth, went into the poor neighborhoods, and we heard all these people saying this is terrible what's happening with our city we just didn't have officials putting the force on the side of those people. that's one thing. that makes investment possible. the president has talked about investment. he doesn't mean businesses investing, he means more federal spending and so forth. and the third is schools. maryland has one of the worst charter laws in the country, very restrictive, and these kids need choice. the biggest problem is jobs...