Always a dangerous spectrum. And both sides disagree down to bed as did in the period that i am right in the back. Okay so they disagree where they get their information from that bedrock. Right right. You can have your own facts thats the deepest divide and they disagree about what it means to be fully human and are human. And they disagree how to live together in, political society. So those the wide and deep divides the nation is armed. Its and so i be at all surprised to see violence so we really do need some heroes, dont we . We need some heroes. We do. And we need people who willing to go to the polling places the same way that they abortion clinics in have hundreds of guides to let women who are seeking their or needed Health Care Get in to the clinic so thats the closest weve come to what im seeing now. And im half scholar. I think were going to need heroes. Okay, linda hirshman, thank you so much for this. Linda is to my to my audience. Linda is brilliant. Her book is brillian
Has a very entering interesting genesis to me. Two of the earliest families in the area are the frost and richard family. The frost family had a ranch outside a town and one summer a photog offer came for the summer and he had all this equipment. He had great plates, he had photographer, he had all these cameras and he left them at the end of the summer. And so a 20 year old, ned frost, took all this equipment. And at that point was not just a hunting guide and trip leader to yellowstone. He also became a photographer and jack richard, the son of neds partner, fred, became an esteemed photographer. So photography kind of runs in these two families. And you have these families which are really into this rugged outdoor existence, but also going in a very creative direction. And so, bob, is the son of jack richard, and hes going to be telling us a little bit about the photographer for the work of these two guys and maybe others. For all i know, id also like to mention the help of jack fro
Outside a town and one summer a photog offer came for the summer and he had all this equipment. He had great plates, he had photographer, he had all these cameras and he left them at the end of the summer. And so a 20 year old, ned frost, took all this equipment. And at that point was not just a hunting guide and trip leader to yellowstone. He also became a photographer and jack richard, the son of neds partner, fred, became an esteemed photographer. So photography kind of runs in these two families. And you have these families which are really into this rugged outdoor existence, but also going in a very creative direction. And so, bob, is the son of jack richard, and hes going to be telling us a little bit about the photographer for the work of these two guys and maybe others. For all i know, id also like to mention the help of jack frost here. Mac frost is also a photographer and my coworker. I just yanked the mike off from the cspan. Mike sorry. Anyway, bob, if you dont know, has de
An address to congress tonight. And stocks getting a slow start to the week. The s p falling for a fifth straight monday. Today is tuesday, anyway, february 12th, 2013. And squawk box begins right now. Asian markets shrugging off the tests in north korea. But markets in china, taiwan remain closed. North korea says a miniaturize ed Nuclear Missile was tested. The u. S. Ambassador to south korea responding to all of this. Its a very provocative act that undermines Regional Peace and stability and i think it would be critical for us to coordinate very closely with you and our colleagues in south korea going forward. Were going to talk more about washingtons reaction and what this all means for geouncertainty and our guest hosts for this hour, Jared Bernstein who works as the chief economist for joe biden. Tony is joining us and Capital Alpha markets managing director Chuck Gabriel. Theyre also going to talk state of the union. John harwood sat down with dave axlerod yesterday. He will jo
Were coming up on a historic milestone, half a century since the signing of the long overdue, bitterly struggled for, bipartisanly enacted as republicans in the lead sh may i had, Civil Rights Act of 1964. 99 years after that, long delayed steps towards realizing our stated ideal in the declaration, cited often in this all created equal. This distinguished panel will discuss for half an hour and half a day and not do justice to the subject the question, can america be post racial . Ill be pushing our presenters to tell us why they take the position they do and what should we do about it and name names of who can help us. How are we doing after the historic Civil Rights Act . Thank you so much. Thanks to colorado christian for hosting this event and inviting me to new jersey to colorado. Let me say i think we can go into detail. To open, id like to say that i have to confess i did not know i was a conservative until i met bob woodson. I thought i was a guy simply helping people get out