Launched his campaign, he kept talking about his book. He kept saying we needed a president who could write a book like this. It sort of embodied who he was. So i figured i would read it. I never read art of the deal. I learned he had written many books. His advice books, even a golf book. So i decided to pick a few of them. Brian why did he interest you, other than the obvious . Pros a lot of politicians memoirs tend to be sort of formulaic. They are prescreened and scrubbed. They project sort of this plan wholesomeness and all americanness. Trump wrote his before he intended to run for president ever. The first was when he was 41 years old. I thought they would tell me something about him. I thought he would be more interesting than reading all the other sort of longterm politicians, which is the same reason i ended up reading ben carsons book to book, too. What is the reason candidates write these books in your opinion . Carlos there is probably a lot of reasons. They are part of th
Leave it to the house right up until the deadline, and you figure enough democrats and republicans come together to send it across to the white house. Stephen dennis, thank you so much for your time. Absolutely. Here are president obamas remarks from the white house earlier today. Afterwards, we will hear from senators reid and mcconnell from the senate floor. [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] good afternoon, everybody. For the past couple of months, i have been working with leaders of both parties to try to forge an agreement that would grow our economy and shrink the deficit, a balanced plan that would cut spending in a responsible way but also ask wealthy americans to pay more and protect our middleclass and everyone striving to get into the middle class. I want to get this done. It is the right thing to do for our families, businesses, and our economy, but the hour for immediate action is here. It is now
The basic science knowledge. Testimony point out that we need to know these things. There are other societal benefits. Isnt that really the way we should think of going . If dark basic expansion of knowledge through a government funded entity like nasa is that the way we should go . My personal feeling is there is a tremendous value over time that has come close from demand i do believe robotics will be on the time scale of the next 20 years as or so. Probably as they make predictions, which is always hard. It will have more Economic Impact on how we were driving our cars and fly our planes and how research is being performed. It is my belief if you go through 30 or more years, that prediction will be a lot tougher to make. Want to put the human in the loop and go to places where you do not know where you are going, and two exploration the help of sun cover aspects of our experience and did all aspects of technology that will have tremendous impact. Even though they examples you mentio
This is a few miles. That would be a cool ride. And your short excursion would take you around the moon and back. Ok, im going to talk about Lessons Learned in my career. Informal chats are more effective than formal meetings. I have always found that it be of a meeting with a lot people and youre sitting down, the meeting is not worthwhile. This is a chat at oshkosh. People want to understand about airplanes. They want to share stories about the airplane they are flying. I said, lets just have a chat. This happens every year for many years. Everybody meets at that time every day, and we talk. A couple of need pictures. This movie if you have not seen it, it really shows the human parts, the emotions. The introduction dvd has some pieces of the. There is nothing stayed there. There was nothing in the script. Everything in that movie is because these people were embedded and they were there for years and we did not even notice them. And they did get some neat stuff. And everything these
Rise on the wealthiest households while protecting the vast majority of americans from tax hikes set to hit in january. Welcome to the saturday edition of and the washington journal. For the first 45 minutes of the program we are going to be talking about senate negotiating a fiscal clifts deal, what has been going on on that half of the capital. See what they are talking about and how things are going. We want to get your input and your part of the conversation. You can reach out to us on twitter. Facebook, facebook. Com cspan. And you can send us an email. This is more from the article, the lead story in the washington post. They ride, the development marked a breakthrough after weeks of paralysis. Joining us by phone is one of the authors of that article, and, laurie, welcome to the program. Tell us, what kind of a deal did the president offered . What is new in the negotiations among the senators and between the senators and the white house . Caller there does not appear to be anyt