Police in order for your data to be put into their system or example and that information is also being used. Sarah brain sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspans q a. It is great to be back for the kick off for the fall season and our inaugural speaker is ed freeman and he is the professor of Business Administration at the dart school at uva and today ed has come to discuss his latest book which is so relevant given the current discourse going on in our nation. He calls the word and the most powerful world in our language so lets find out why in the power of and responsible business without tradeoffs. Ed. Thank you for having me. Its a real treat to be back even if only virtually at fordham. Many years ago in a fit of useful idealism i got a phd in philosophy and that was great and my father was always terrific and said well, you will never have to worry about a job because i just opened a bunch of philosophy factories by the interstate and you will be fine. I got very lucky to ge
To say, yeah, i want to be part of that. Narrator but theres no hollywood happy ending for carpenters investors. She told people that she put hundreds of millions of dollars of her own money into the project, and that was not the case. I didnt steal their money. They made an investment. Frey what can you say, you know . Some days youve just got to go tip your hat to her ability to swindle. Narrator abundant fields of sunflowers and tomato crops surround the sleepy town of dixon, california. But in 2013, the Small Community 20 miles west of sacramento is in the whitehot spotlight. The biggest movie studio in the world is going to be built in the middle of its fertile farmland. This was cast as a 2. 8 billion movie studio project. There was nothing small about it. Narrator according to the projects supervisor, carissa carpenter, the movie studio will be the envy of the film industry. She was going to build it bigger and better than anybody else in california. Stanton she had this team of
Listen live on the cspan radio app. Election night on cspan, your place for anunfiltered view of politics. Good evening to the students in our audience and our viewers, welcome to coaldale college, im, vicepresident of the college. The college of course is based in coaldale michigan and we are near the colleges washingtondc campus. Also the puppy school of government. The nations capital. You can find out more about our programs at dc. Hillsdale. Edu. But where in the library with Michael Antone who is a college lesser Research Fellow here and were going to be discussing his new book the face, america at the point of no return welcome my area glad youre here. You might know michael from his previous work, he wrote my election, under certain time, he was working the private sector at the time. He wrote under a pseudonym until he was outed and then you went to work for the Trump Administration in the national securitycouncil. That worked, they saw the election 2016 as an x essential ques
We are hear here at here at the washington, d. C. Campuses where im also the dean of the school of government here in the nations capital. You can find out more about our programs at dc. Hilt hills take. Edu. Were in the ply area with library with Michael Anton whos a Research Fellow here, and were going to be discussing his new book, the stakes america at the point of no return. Welcome, mike, glad youre here. You might know michael from his previous work, he wrote flight 93 election, under a pseudonym at the time. He was in the private sector, so he wrote under a pseudonym until he was occupanted, and then he went to work with for the Trump Administration in the National Security council. That work, i think its safe to say, saw 2016 as an existential question. And now you tell us were at the point of no return, so im tempted to ask right off the tough what do you say to those who consider you to be an alarmist . I look around [laughter] and i see what is going on all around us right
Dow plunging 525 points. S p plummeting 2. 37 nasdaq nosediving 3. 02 . I got to tell you, i think this decline is healthy this market needed a beatdown if only a learning experience for people who thought it was too easy when the market is roaring, a lot of investors seem to forget the most fundamental rule, buy low, sell high they want to buy high and sell higher the problem with that strategy is when stocks go down, they go down hard. You tend to lose money faster than you make it rather than being panicked by the sell off you in a very proverse way should be cheering for it we needed this why . Because we needed to break the nasty pattern of 1999 to 2000 so many people refer to during the run the leaders never took a breather. They kept charging higher and higher until the market peaked when they collapsed. Millions of investors led to the slaughter house. I began to wonder we might be doomed to repeat the mistakes of the. Com era. The markets led by a hand full of Tech Companies b