From where rena is going to dive in and the starting point of the conversation is to recognize our country has an epidemic of corporate crime, abuse and violence which we all suffer. It is evident in the financial crisis and the bp blow up and spill and numerous foot safety disasters that kill people from the new england compounding scandal, and workplace issues that rise across the country on a daily bases and more. You can step back saying we as a country dont do a good job with these problems because one marker is they persist over a period of time. We have a way of setting rules for corporations. You can fought imperil human life, threaten the environment, no you cant rip us off we dont do a good job enforcing the rules. We have to have inspectors looking at factories, supervisors to look at banks and we are not doing a good job funding those positions and they dont get enough support from the top to do such. When we do find violations, the hue is what do we do with companies that
City to where it is today. And i think it sort of speaks to how this is a natural place to settle with the confluence of Fountain Creek and arkansas river. People keep coming back to this place because its a natural place to bid a city. On book tv on cspan2, fawn amber montoya, Colorado State University Professor and author ofsome making an american workforce, the rockefellers and the legacy of ludlow, talks about the Deadly Strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a Public Relations nightmare for john d. Rockefeller junior. President frank hayes walks out to the his car and tells him to turn around. He says youre not welcome here. I cannot guarantee your safety. Then Matthew Harris discusses his book the Founding Fathers and the debate over religious in revolutionary america. Religion is interesting. They didnt a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. One of the only things they said was you didnt have to hold public office. You didn
Who was sort of the artist, and sort of the oppositions between this man, and this tyrant niro and how he tried to survive in that time period while being on the on the other hand a. Senior adviser to nero and it was a very tricky business. A great piece of roman history. A very easy and great reading. So thats my Summer Reading for now and i hope to be back next year with an equal number of recommendations. Book tv wants to know what you are reading this summer. Post it on our facebook page, facebook. Com booktv. And now in book tv rinna rrvecion Rena Steinzor. Everybody thank you for joining us. Im president of Public Citizen. Here here for a conversation about Rena Steinzor about why not jail. Rena is going to talk and i will have some comments ond renas books and remarks and we will open it up for a discussion. I think maybe for a step back from where rena is going to dive it, recognize our country has an epidemic of corporate crime, abuse and violence from which we all suffer. Its
5 after the swiss pharma giant reveals two studies aimed at alzheimers and Breast Cancer have yielded disappointing results. And president obama signing a new russian sanctions bill, but stops with corporate sanctions. Basf calls off a deal with gazprom. Announcer youre watching Worldwide Exchange, bringing you Business News from around the globe. And its 9 00 a. M. Here in london. Lets take a look at the europe 600 heat map. Extending the rally that we have seen over the past couple of days. Yesterday, the best oneday gain for european stocks in three years. A lot of that has to do with whats happening in Global Markets. In fact, yesterday the dow surging over 400 points, the best oneday gain for the dow since november 2011. Well get to that in a second. Lets focus on whats happening today in europe. Diving into the individual markets, the ftse 100 up about 0. 8 . The xetra dax up 0. 53 , 52 points. 9,863. The german Consumer Sentiment number rising to its highest level in eight years
I could never remember that term, but one means a disposition of people, desires or actions you might say and other rationalizations that these aims. The rationalizations change all the time. But the desires remained fairly constant. Does anyone remember the terms, drawing on pareto, i cant remember sorry. The point however is there is permanent disposition, which you called idealism which certainly fits and occurs again and again and events it seems to me not just arguments. Defense has to confirm burnhams analysis before people begin to take it seriously. Of course as a discussion about guilt and have guilt motivates much liberalism and in one sense that liberalism replaces christianity in a sense that youre right christianity was all the guilt problem for individuals that they were truly professed christians, which is a rather interesting aspect of the book i think. There simply emphasizes if you feel guilty then you want to help you want to do something. It didnt matter what you do