House passed medical malpractice reform, the gop has new health reform, the president sun leashing the u. S. Energy boom, south korea will now help with north korea and agree to get better trade deals and the market ended up today. Welcome to risk and reader, im Elizabeth Macdonald in for deirdre bolton. The democrats do have unnecessary traits threatening to derail his growth agenda. And now this. Representative jackson lee todays demands that President Trump resign. And we have representative Maxine Waters saying you know what . Thats not good enough. She wants trump quote exile. She tweeted that out. This as the nations economy is growing after bicycling eight years through quick stand, Consumer Confidence is improving, illegal immigration plummeting, iraqi Prime Minister now saying isis is near defeat. And syria got the message that there really is a red line against using chemical weapons. And now this. The secretary of nato of european and nato allies will finally increase the de
Case got it wrong. Nobody expected things to turn this thing this fast. The trump rally trademark is still available. Nobody patented that, copyrighted that, its still available. Arent you proud of the fact this show two days before the election, the day before the election, asked the questions over and over, if he wins, they control all houses of government, you at minimum get tax reform and less regulation, why would that be bad for the stock market . That question was asked over and over again on this show. I had to be called a jackass on twitter by a supposed colleague because i disagreed that the market would go down 1,000 points. By definition when this Insane Person with his finger on the button of the nuclear code, when he was going to be elected. We put up with a lot. We pit up with a lot to. There have been a lot of speculation about where this would all go. Lets juxtapose the wisdom of the American Public versus the elitist intellectual ruling class that permeates this entir
If your viewers want to be a College President , you probably can be. Theres thousands of them. Theyre always looking. And i urge you not to do it unless you really love young people. Because theyre the reward and their potential. Right . One of the things i teach them is that aristotle teaches that actual is superior to potential. God, for example, in aristotle and christianity and judaism is no potency but actuality buzz you were potency you could changing and get better and that would be imperfection, so its true that Abraham Lincoln in his prime is a superior human being to nearly anybody and to himself when he was young. But against that, theres the massive delight of growth and that is pleasing courses through the being of every being that undergoes it and then ive been here a long time now and some of my students are grownups now, and then some of them are are in very often places and many, many of them are very awesome people and theyre beginning to tell me what to do now all o
Fabulous book. Guest thank you. Host ive known Alan Greenspan for many, many years, and we worked together closely when i was his vice chair, and hes a complicated man, and these were complicated times, and i think you got it about right. But lets start at the beginning. You wrote interestingly about the influence of his parents. Could you talk a little bitt about that on his career choices . Guest yeah. Alan greenspan had an unusual upbringing in the sense that raised in the 1930s, he was the child of a single mom. His father left his mother when alan was only 3 and then was this sort of distant figure, unreliable, who would sometimes say he would come and see his son and then not show up. In and i think that probably reinforced a talent alan had to live inside his own head, and that was further reenforced by his mother. First of all, were talking about the 30s, the depression, so she had to earn a living. Ng wasnt so easy. She worked in a Department Store in manhattan, so he was left
Fabulous book. Guest thank you. Host ive known Alan Greenspan for many, many years, and we worked together closely when i was his vice chair, and hes a complicated man, and these were complicated times, and i think you got it about right. But lets start at the beginning. You wrote interestingly about the influence of his parents. Could you talk a little bitt about that on his career choices . Guest yeah. Alan greenspan had an unusual upbringing in the sense that raised in the 1930s, he was the child of a single mom. His father left his mother when alan was only 3 and then was this sort of distant figure, unreliable, who would sometimes say he would come and see his son and then not show up. In and i think that probably reinforced a talent alan had to live inside his own head, and that was further reenforced by his mother. First of all, were talking about the 30s, the depression, so she had to earn a living. Ng wasnt so easy. She worked in a Department Store in manhattan, so he was left