actually portends of exciting things where you have no risk of the kind of meltdowns we re seeing. where they each spent fuel rods. we can go to the kinds of innovations that make nuclear safer or safe. so this is the point i m making. i m a competitor. i m a baller. i played football in the pac-10, go stanford, now the pac-12. this is the thing that ticks me off. we used to have the most r & d intensive economy on the planet. we are no longer the research in terms of percentage of our investment in gdp. we re no longer there. people want to outinnovate us. that s unacceptable to me. call it pride or confidence, if america can compete we can win. so government needs to step up in a much more significant way. that s why may plan has a massive moon shot like investment in the technologies of the future which range in everything from battery storage
about 50% name recognition. barack obama was trailing hillary clinton amongst african-american voters until, really, he beat her in iowa. so, we are still very far out. as a former football player in the pac-10, this is not even preseason yet. we re still in august double days right now. this is really early in the race. for those folks who have watched past races, we ve never had a president from our party, someone go on and win the presidency that was leading the polls this far out. the only people we ve had to go on and win the presidency who led this far out, not to win the presidency, frankly to be nominated for the presidency were people who didn t win like mondale, gore, secretary clinton, even though she won the popular vote. i m not worried about the polls right now. what i m worried about is what often doesn t get talked about, but des moines registrar seems
life, it has been by following the pettine playbook. but don t take the word of this bench warmer. consider the perspective of a superstar. there was no shame in my standing as the number three, given who the number one was. kevin ward. nationally, in the high school graduating class of 1979, there were three quarterbacks coveted by major colleges. dan marino, john elway, and kevin ward. after being recruited by notre dame and penn state, ward chose the university of arizona, because he was able to play both football and baseball. he ended up concentrating on baseball. he led the pac 10 in hitting in his junior year, then spent 8 1/2 years in the minor leagues, had to overcome two serious injuries before finally fulfilling his lifelong dream of playing major league baseball. and when he made it as a san diego padre, you know who was there to watch him. coach pettine, who stood outside of a player s locker room
the pro pac-10 of playing fast and loose with iran on nuclear capabilities leads others to want in, too. congressman ed rice will be joining us by monday. saying that the uae wants the same sort of well nuclear ambitions. now kt, what you do for one, you have to start doing for all, we learned that with kids. but boy, these aren t kids, these are kids with some powerful stuff, huh? yeah, these are kids that shouldn t even be allowed to play with matches. now they re going to be playing with nuclear weapons. all along it was never what obama said about the iran deal or what the europeans said or what the mainstream media said. i was always far more concerned with what do the countries in the region think of it? were they buying into it? did they think that it meant that iran was going to stop its nuclear program and now we re seeing the predictable results, they re not buying it. they think iran is getting nuclear weapons and capabilities. they re particularly worried that iran has
mean violent revolution. probably five civil wars, pac 10. five civil wars? yeah. what s wrong with that? they re going to be civil. a lot of yelling and crying and stuff. i never thought about that. civil, that s good. that is pretty good for a girl. is that what you re saying? no. apparently i didn t get the memo. your book, i want to talk about your colors book. you talk about how hard it is to talk about race, and even when you talk about race, and i saw this in interviews, they try to patient you as a racist, correct in. yeah. it s hard even to talk about. what i m trying to say, my book is just my life experience. it s like, everything i say is just, why do you arch your eyebrow when i say it s my life experience? it s impossible to have a