you re equally annoyed at can kicking? we are. we re going across the country building support for the movement. october 31st we re showing up with messages. you ve got a can there. is that to be kicked symbolically? this is an example of a message from jessica in illinois who said to leaders, grow up. we need real solutions at this point in time. there s a $200 trillion tab headed our way if we remain on this path. your generation has nothing but can kicking. you ve come of age with can kicking. you think your generation is really waking up you and getting mad about it, really? absolutely. there are 70 million of us in the country now paying attention. leaders should take away one message. if they keep kicking the can down the road they re going to
americans out of work. yeah. i wonder not just, not just the infrastructure which is a huge part of it. but the real estate crisis. i know we have that problem. my problem is i believe in capitalism, like we all do generally. but there s a problem with capitalism. you can t rely on it to create jobs. big corporate board rooms are stuffed with money. $200 trillion is sitting in their wallets, not spending. and they re firing people and bringing in robots, that s what s going on. that is exactly why we have to have government and now you know there s been so much beating up on government that people actually believe government can t do anything. but what government can do is hire people, send the money out to the states, get the road crews going again. put the woulds ds 1 billion to create the 35,000 jobs another $6 billion in economic activity from the truck that has to bring
power ibm has 2,800. humans have 1 billion neurons. and computations per second watson has 200 trillion. humans have 100,000 trillion. i can t even imagine that number. watson has us beat on memory. watson is big and bad. we were riveted when we watched him, those of us who did watch him. it s not just about game show antics. there are very real medical uses for this technology. i want to bring in ibm s chief sicientist for watson and dr. herbert chase, a professor of clinical medicine at columbia university. thanks to both of you for joining us. both of you are in our new york stewudios and how does watson work? well, what is interesting about watson is on jeopardy! you see question and answer out. you want to focus on the answer
is that i m new enough to think that we can change the world, and i m not going to accept them saying it has never been done that way and it can t be done, because the way they are doing nit washington has not gotten us far and they have been running up the deficit to the tune of $200 trillion a year and the american people are ready for difficult choices, and people will get money they have always wanted to get and consider to be free and comes from the federal government, and they have to do without it, because it is not there. they are borrowing it from china or printing it up, and these are bad problems for us as a country. we are out of time, but what i am hearing you say that you will vote against the debt ceiling whatever? well, what i m going the do is to propose another alternative. i don t want to shut the government down and i don t want to ruin the full faith and credit of the country, but there is another choice and it should not be either/or and maybe that is a false
himself. by the way, i think it was harvard university or is it b.u.? harvard university said the real debt, liability, is $200 trillion. all of the money on earth is about $50 trillion. at the end of last month, feds announced $30 billion bailout of the credit union system. don t worry about it, it said. it ll all backed up by $50 billion in trouble assets inherted from failed institutions. so we re bank iing that the troubled assets that caused the other institutions to fail, are somehow or another going to save these troubled assets. does that make any sense to you? the dollar is continuing its slow decline. slow decline.