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hoover dam. very important, very innovative. a large investment at the time, something like $50 million. today we have to think about informi investing in innovators. who shost who s going to do that? and industry still does some of it, but not nearly as much as they did 20 or 30 years ago. it s an issue the federal government has to work on in partnership with the private sector. professor isaac, it s a pleasure to make the acquaintance, even if it s remote from the hoover dam. i hope we ll be able to stay in touch and i appreciate your insights, thank you, sir. thank you very much. and we appreciate your time to talk a little bit about this problem. absolutely. eric isaac, director of the u.s. department of çenergy s argon national laboratory, physicist out of chicago. if you want to hear a little bit more about innovation, i invite you to go to dylan ratigan.com this afternoon. we ve posted the complete and unedited interview with john hennessey, the president of stanford un
money printing that continues to plunge us into debt while only supporting and propping up special interests, whose time may well have passed due to technology. the question we are asking, in our campaign to bring jobs back to america, who does the american government work for and how can we get that government working for the american people and the american nation? joining us now, former pennsylvania governor and nbc news political analyst, ed rendell. and with us right here at the hoover dam, john mcquaid, journalist and author of path of destruction: the devastation of new orleans and the coming age of superstorms. governor, how do we get more of this? very simply, we ve got to make our case to the american people that, in fact, infrastructure provides things we need, like the hoover dam, like good levees that will hold in new orleans and cedar rapids. that it s important for us as a substantiative benefit, but it s the single best job producer for the middle class we