He once that very badly, if they do not win. You read the article, and you think he is going to run again. You think he is going to run . I do. I think he is one of those people who is so in the game, and i do not mean to say that to but ish the importance, think one of the lessons of is that it is interesting in american politics. Evolve or change and get back up, so i do not see him wanting to get out of it. And with respect to his age, he is among the older but has a more youthful spirit than some of the other senators. So i think he would reject the notion that he is too old. Like a nice excerpt this morning. One of the greatest anecdotes that i have heard before. Mccain, retirement equals death. His dad retired. Has theyork times mother as 101. I think she is 201. She has been 101 for quite some time now. But, yes, old age is not a thing. All right, another rapid round of oneword responses. Media leans left, yes or no . Yes. I think [laughter] in places, yes, but not entirely. Yes
We need to use it to reaffirm humanity. Cspan and what about antiaging drugs . Guest Life Expectancy in this country 100 years ago was 47 years old. Now it has been increased by a lot in the last century. If it can be increased even more, that is what science is for. The people who make me nervous or not the people that say lets try to use biotechnology to heal disease and extend lifespan. I think all of that those are moral gains and that is why it sciences good. Is the old temptation in the garden that we can become a god, of course, we are like god, that is the old utb utopian thing. Cspan what you know about the silicon chips in the body . In the recent book about the inventor that talks about this he says pretty much computers are getting smarter by today and the computer has be the best chess player player in the world. And it will soon have the capacity of the human brain. That mans creation of Technology May overtake man unless man merges with the machine. That we must take thi
In her fathers instance, he wasnt treated all that well and ended up dying without much in the way of dignity at all. In her mothers case, she had a more clear cut choice. And so i really feel its both an indictment of the health care system, but it also offers a way forward that can be particularly enlightening and even, perhaps, a little bit maybe not inspiring, but certainly encouraging that people dont have to fall into despair. In addition, im also looking forward to a number of different biographies. Its really strong, interestingly enough, with respect to biographies of entertainers. So, for example, brian jay jones, he has a biography coming out on jim henson who is best known for being the founder and creator of the muppets. Theres also henry bushkin, hes got a biography coming out on johnny carson, sam wassen, stanley crouchs Charlie Parker biography which has been in the works for a very long time, that volume has is just about to come out. Victoria allson who is an wilson w
Theres a saying around here you stand behind what you say. Around here, we dont make excuses, we make commitments. And when you cant live up to them, you own up and make it right. Some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where its needed most. But i know youll still find it, when you know where to look. Rose additional funding provided by and by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. The glorious ideas and ideals of the declaration of independence which we celebrate, as we should every fourth of july, and as we know by our secular faith would have been nothing more than a declaration, words on paper, if it hadnt been for the people who were out there in the slog fighting against all odds, suffering terribly. One of the reasons i wanted to write the book was a line Abi
Her experiences and the experiences of others with the american foster care system. That all happens tonight on cspan2 book tv. And now on book tv jesse walker talks about his new book, the the United States of paranoia, in which he discusses the popularity of political conspiracy theories and paranoia going back to the founding of the country. This is about 45 minutes. Our author. Today we present a book dealing with an American History of conspiracies, just three days ago the cra admitted that such a place known as area 51 those actually exist. Even though they disavow all knowledge of any aliens, socalled conspiracy theorists rejoice. [inaudible conversations] the best way the some of mr. Walkers book is from page a worries says, pond and stand to write off political paranoia has the future of the french, they are wrong. The fear of conspiracies has been a potent force across the political spectrum from the colonial era to the presence. In the establishment as well as at the extreme