Rational argument. So over the next three days, House Republicans will have to decide whether to join the senate and keep the government open or shut it down, because they cant get their way on an issue that has nothing to do with the deficit. Sounds so reasonable, but i hate to break it to you, mr. Preside president , but rational isnt what this is about. Okay. Do you know this man . Well, thats matt mead. Hes the republican governor of wyoming. Now, i know you may be asking why should i care about him . Because in 2010, a midterm year, matt mead won the last statewide general election for the wyoming Governors Office with 123,780 votes. That translated to 66 of the popular vote. His closest opponent, democratic challenger leslie peterson, took home 23 or about 43,240 votes. Now clearly thats an undeniable landslide for the republican, but meades path to the governorship wasnt easy. First he had to become the republican nominee and in the primary he won the nomination with 29 or 30,30
About it and the artistry that we took for granted the women were portrayed differently and i wanted to explore those things in a book that is fun that you could take to the beach and that is reading to throw this in the bag and then always to remain pristine. To experience that moment again to remember the time and now get it with some insane detail. Host what are you doing now . Guest i am a correspondent 04 the john stossel show on fox business and i also have pieces with reason tv also hosted a morning show are 98. Seven in las angeles a alternative music show i interview bands and i get to see young upandcoming bands how they fight to get attention to break through in a very crowded landscape that is totally possible but i talked to a lot of a lot of the establish ibms like no doubt, lincoln park, sound garden to see from their point of view how it has changed in how they have to struggle to break through even though they have a catalog of hits over 20 years. Host has your politic
In her fathers instance, he wasnt treated all that well and ended up dying without much in the way of dignity at all. In her mothers case, she had a more clear cut choice. And so i really feel its both an indictment of the health care system, but it also offers a way forward that can be particularly enlightening and even, perhaps, a little bit maybe not inspiring, but certainly encouraging that people dont have to fall into despair. In addition, im also looking forward to a number of different biographies. Its really strong, interestingly enough, with respect to biographies of entertainers. So, for example, brian jay jones, he has a biography coming out on jim henson who is best known for being the founder and creator of the muppets. Theres also henry bushkin, hes got a biography coming out on johnny carson, sam wassen, stanley crouchs Charlie Parker biography which has been in the works for a very long time, that volume has is just about to come out. Victoria allson who is an wilson w
I really hope that someone figures out a way to keep that sustainable so we will see more social media where but they see stories being shared by what their friends are talking about is. With a true politics prose fashion the events are timely. While todays we present a view of history conspiracys just three days ago this yea expanded such a place known as area 51 does actually exist. Even though they disavowal of any knowledge of any aliens conspiracy theorist to not agree. [laughter] the best way to sum up is from page eight where he says the pundits tried to write off political paranoia and they are wrong. The fear of conspiracy has been a potent force across the political spectrum it in the establishment as well of 3308 of those pages layoffs often funny and did detail one presentday but old conspiracy that we talked about that i personally relate remember it made its rounds the folded 20 bill trick that made its way after 9 11. It is on page 300 tear. 302 if you dont know if you f
20,000 chemo. But if he has a twohour conversation with the family thats meaningful and says i think were at the end of the line, and i want to refer you to hospice, he will get virtually nothing for that twohour conversation. So why are we creating pathways that actually reward doctors for doing the wrong thing and situations where they sometimes even know what the right thing is . Which is, its not a knock on. Doctors, its why do we put hem in such an impossible position . Host so, katy butler, when you talk to doctors you know about this book, whats their reaction . Guest there are a whole rake of reactions, from your mother was right and you two did the right thing, to saying i dont understand either i dont understand how medicine works, thats one line, but the other one is you dont understand how afraid we are that a family is going to us for not, for wrongful death and that we dont know our patients. People come into the emergency room, weve never seen them before. We dont know i