is out there. or policies that a university makes to deal with groups that have been historically discriminated against to make sure they re given opportunities to fully participate and take advantage of higher education opportunities and that s what the issue is here. this is distinct from fisher vs. the university of texas. neil: the argument could be in michigan they said we addressed this grieve vances in inequalities and it s not an issue anymore. that s exactly right sandra day o connor, the last case that was herd, she said in 25 years this may not be necessary, but in the states that have passed these laws, michigan being one of eight have decided it s not necessary anymore. the laws giving previous rep shall treatment based on race, ethnicity is not necessary. is that the state usurping the federal government?
destroying output, it could happen here. it terrifies me. what would trigger it would be sharply higher interest rates when people in order to buy our debt. not talking about just a few points here but dramatically higher interest rates where it s impossible for us to pay our entire debt load. then becomes a point where we reach financial collapse. neil: when people don t trust their financial institution. but when it s your bank bank, your passbook savings account, that is called into question, that galvanizes. then what? here s the thing, neil. that almost happened in the past and i think hank paulsen and bernanke and the leadership recappallizing the banks was the way to go. in these countries, the banking system is the government. they re so intertwined. we re not there but we re getting there. and remember, once the
protected? the airline is going to do their best effort to get you where you re going and get you there on time in generalization in this sort of storm, most flights are operating and you can get there, just a couple hours late. at the problem becomes when you re connecting in new york and going onward and you miss your connecting flight. the problem is the airlines don t have a lot of flexibility. so they ll do their best to get you on the next flight. a lot of other travelers have been tranned. if it s the weekend and may already be on the list, and anytime you can say this is a multihour delay, a flight cancellation, not going get me where i need to go, and get a refund. that doesn t do a whole lot if you need to get where you want to go. neil: thank you, daniel. on the good side, summer is only a few months away. that s right. neil: a political storm in france, this one over gay marriage. french lawmakers get to pass a bill allowing it can the french
neil: the argument it about the young demo, cut i looked at the numbers-he does well there. the argument they can do better with jimmy fallon or what is driving this? well, leno has long been the major profit center for the network for 20 years. so, at it all about money. i don t care whether you want a teenager or old guy. it s all about money and viewers. jay leno has owned that time period ever since johnny left. so getting rid of him, doesn t make sense. but a lot of things they do don t make sense. jay leno is a nice man. he has been loyal to nbc for 20 years. he does every weekend either doing a charity thing or benefit. jay and i do a thing every year for 20 years. the woman, barbara davis, built a hospital. jay leno put something back into the community and deserves to be treater bert. they moved him.
nitch knife glad from the back of a 32-year-old man. the notify had been in the for the years. he must have work at nbc, too. neil: say it ain t sew. jay leno, the most successful juggernaut in late night tv ever could be kicked to the curb again. not because he isn t doing bell but because his bosses at nbc feel they could can do better. didn t they feel the same about that guy? and now they re feeling the same about this guy? the former laugh-in creator, george platter, be very careful, guys. george, what do you make of all this? i think it s shocking. i can t believe that nbc, who is number four, would take the number one show off the air in hope to make it number two. at it shocking. i don t think you call them snakes. you ought to call them idiots.