may sayge entered here as equals and you re making us it about us and you want us to be pushed back. it s actually a, the passing story on one hand but a a story where women are fighting and becoming the story of the middle east. in most votes women live without you always acted upon, are you never the acting agency, you know, every time you hear stories women who have really broken through very, very oppressive structures it reinportions your own fights an all the after summit conversatis at dners and luncheons you see that. we condition with david stockman, his book is called the great deformation, the corruption of capitalism in america. the federal reserve is basically become a bubble machine printing such massive amounts of money, drive interesting rates to zero, providing easy carry trade money to speculators but it doesn t get into the real economy. we conclude with clive davis, the great record executive worst book is you will cad the soundtrack of my life.
the editor of the daily beast and newsweek . joining me with tina are shoma chaudhury, managing editor of the indian newsweek ly, and zainab salbi founder of the women international. i m pleased to have them here at this table to talk about this important conference and to have tina here to tell me what the vision is, and exactly what she opens hopes to see it be this year. hi. thank you, charlie. we re thrilled this year. we have an extraordinary women. some of the themes i feel strongly this year are could we be at a tipping point for women because we have seen a year of tremendous ferrment. there have been many stories in the headlines which have created great outcry. especially brutality. brutality. you re thinking about, i m thinking about things like mull allah, the savage rape in india, these stories have really, really brought people out on to the streets. i think it s a combination of social media, a combination of just a climax in a sense of women beginning