Conservative. And if you look at the size of our budget deficit go back about six years budget deficit peaked out at 1. 4 trillion. And its been coming down since then. Its down by about 2 3. But we still have a big deficit by historical standards. And we need to continue to work on that. Three things, i think, we need to do. We need tax reform that lowers the rates, broadens the base and helps raise money for deficit reduction. We need entitlement reform that serves old people, poor people, frankly saves these programs for our kids. Find way to save money in the entitlement programs so theyll be around for our children and grandchildren. The last thing we need to do is look at everything we need to do and get a better result for less money. Everything we do. Including how to secure our border in a costeffective way. This is going to be a good hearing. Thanks very much. Thank you, senator. Youll enjoy our hearing next week talking about the 30year deficit and those projections and cert
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baltimore. first, we ll hear from attorney general everything holder. well, good morning to you al and thanks so much for coming and thank you, dean, for those kind words. we have been friends for a number of years, and she could have said other things about mel but i want to thank you for allf that you andha your staff have o done to help bring together this really extraordinary group of leaders, experts and advocates. university of maryland francis king carey law school for providing a forum for this critical discussion. thank you for your participation and for your commitment to protecting and in powering the most precious and vulnerable, our children, the american children. i want you to understand that this work is a priority. we have a whole bunch of things on our plate, but this is a priority. i am grateful to my colleagues in the office of violence against women and the office for their leadership in developing the the most effective efforts including the new defend
1300 bucks together to pay this person to do the layout. and it is the circuit word twice what it costs to build that. [inaudible] that is what we did. the owner of the bike shops and you would like to pay 50 so i saw dollar signs in front of my eyes. we spend the next five days what the four distributors. [inaudible] we built the computers and resold 50 of them for cash and 29 days and that is how we got started. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome may in joining walter isaacson. [applause] how great it is to be here. what a wonderful place. can i give a shout out to steve? [applause] all history is here. totally intimidating me because i will keep looking over they will be nine dain collor shaking their head. [laughter] this is the silicon valley crowd. they will not be that polite. [laughter] host: we re so happy to have you here. let me ask you about your very, very first meeting with steve jobs. 1984. you describe yourself as the editor he comes to near