football has a season. baseball has a season. this is our season. everyone has questions about money. you know, i think about money kind of a lot. -money s freedom. -money s always on my mind. credit cards. -mortgage. -debt. it s complicated. it s not easy. i m not a good budgeter. unfortunately, i m a spender. i would love to learn more about finances. so there s questions about the world that all of us have, especially about money and finance. the goal of khan academy and better money habits and the partnership we re doing with bank of america is to give people the tools they need to empower themselves. a wake-up call.
securities and exchange commission that he is chairman and manager of an offshore private equity fund for mainly private investors. this is the third fund bush has opened in the last 20 months. so, the question i put to wall street lawyers and fund-raisers and managers is, is this the behavior of somebody imminently preparing to run for president? and the answer across the board was no. why is that? he would be doing well, number one, these funds have a lifespan of about ten years. so, you don t raise $100 million and then turn around and bail on your investors. it s not impossible, but it s not the way you usually do these things. you ve got the offshore issue, too. is that obviously political concern? i think what he s done may be standard practice on wall street but looked at in a political context, through the lens of a presidential election in the wake of what happened to mitt romney with private equity, it really raises some questions about do you want to be out there t
paratrooper with the 82nd airborne division. she jumps out, overcomes her fears. we were in maine with governor chris christie at the statue of liberty. we were laying the freedom wreath. but edith is an inspiration. oh, my gosh, she is amazing! so, that was her practicing. that was her practicing. i referred to her as an 85-year-old woman who is doing this. she corrected me on stage in front of hundreds of people, saying i m 85 years young, mr. murphy there you go. and i looked at governor christie, and he goes, she s a jersey girl. that is a total jersey girl. all right, so, let s talk quickly about isis. a lot of debate about going in and stopping isis. you have to have mixed emotions. i do. obviously, you re in great danger. at the same time, that s more men and women going overseas. yeah. joe, at the end of day, if we re going to do this, we have to do it. we can t half step anything. we forget the lessons learned
like submitting to a two-year-long prok torell exam. they re going to look at his record, examine his private equity, it s all fair game. steve wants to get examined, too. i think a lot of people in this country will be much less bothered about how jeb bush made his living than hillary clinton shaking down public universities for $200,000 a speech. ooh, wow! there is not a bank or a private equity fund she hasn t given a paid speech to as far as i can tell. by the way, shaking down public universities for $200,000 that she once represented. that s pretty stunning. the one thing that i like about it is that she s commanding bigger numbers than men, so she is a trailblazer. joe to play devil s advocate indeed, she is. she is. and to what you were saying before, will that sexism on the trail in 2008 hurt her this time? i m not sure it hurt her then. there s always going to be some dufus yelling some sexist thing,
sure that they were really the same. they have turned out to be the same. but the fact is that they are also paid substantially more to give the longer treatment. it is a failure, i think, of our payment system, that they treat these two different treatments that are therapeutically the same, but one is much better for women and they actually pay the one which is better for women less. because we keep paying for doing things instead of paying for actually what s best in terms of health outcomes. and that s really what s got to change here. and i know a lot of radiation oncologists really want this to change. zeke, this is thomas. is there an emerging therapy that s coming to change radiation, what it means? because for a lot of people and families that have lived through this, it s barbaric and it s toxic and it s hurtful in a lot of ways to the body. is there an emerging therapy that medicine is following? well, the fact is that radiation has gotten much, much better over the last