like his zen buddhism and the religions of the day and thoughts about what was right and wrong in the day and vietnam war and we both had sides similar in the respect. i decided things because i wanted the products in my own life, show them to friends and neat things and steve always came by and he just wanted to make products that somehow were important to the world. he wanted to turn them into companies, he wanted to turn them into products that millions of people would buy some day. he wanted to be one of the people that s known for change in the world. so both of us were very pure and not really seeking money, you don t measure your success by money for either one of us. steve wozniak, cofounder of apple. i can t thank you enough for joining us tonight. i can t thank you enough for joining with steve jobs and bringing us these wonderful changes to our lives that we use every day. i really have to thank you very much for that. well, i certainly hope we have another steve jobs
you would come up with. i think the part of the process is there is an issue that is now being incubated and i think as we move into the general election i think both the republican nominee and the president will be talking about fundamental tax reform, simplifying the tax code to make it as an instrument, something that can help american businesses and the economy in terms of competitiveness. i think that s going to happen. so i don t think these proposals are ever going to be put into law but i do do think they ll drive a debate that is going to lead to some level of tax simplification in the country because it s good for the economy to happen. i want to thank you both very much for joining me tonight. thanks, lawrence. coming up, we have breaking news coverage of rick perry s new flat tax proposal. jared bernstein will join me to run the numbers. later in the spotlight, a word exclusive, apple cofounder steve wozniak talks about steve jobs.
despite that poor performance the company has decided to spend more, not less, more of its revenue on bonuses this year. so get caught leading your company in the deceptive scheme and then pay yourself more money, then lose money at your company for the first time in more than ten years and pay yourself more money. such are the ways of wall street where greed is, always has been and absolutely will be king. still to come in this hour, a last word exclusive with apple cofounder steve wozniak. he ll discuss the lasting legacy of steve jobs. i ll look at one of the wildest races in the country. this election cycle, filled with big money and political intrigue and you will never guess where it is. that s coming up. [ male announcer ] this is lara.
within two months of being executed for hiring a stranger to kill her husband, but it was commuted to in prison last year after she claims she committed the crime because she was a battered wife. she said she did not use that defense when she was tried because she did not want her young sons to know about the 23z and sexual abuse she suffered. she was releasedo today. the steve jobs biography will be released october 24th. it is written by the former managing editor of time magazine and already the number one bestseller on amazon.com. the apple cofounder died on wednesday after a long battle with cancer. britain s prince harry is now in the united states for helicopter training. the prince who is known as captain harry wales in the british army air corps will shave two months of training at the naval air facility in el send row, california. he will be flying helicopters
i didn t mean to suggest you both agree on everything but i thought it was sort of interesting that you both don t like that. i will take the last word on that. governor palin, thank you and good luck. thank you so much, greta. and the other breaking news tonight, apple cofounder steve jobs has died. now jobs has a master inventor and marketer. he transformed the technology we use every single day. fox business network senior correspondent dennis neal joins us. good evening. it s funny, none. us knew steve jobs but we all sort of feel like we did. we did because he was the face of that company and he embodied the very entrepreneurial and innovative spirit that end up forming an entire generation of technology and generation or two of americans. when you think about it, he saw the future, he knew what we wanted before we ever had any idea. i mean, i first met him covering tech for the wall street journal