There are always little fireball moments. Stevie boom, boom, boom. Lets set the stage, baby. Lemonis in the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money. [ horn honking ] ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year. You should be proud of it. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Woman it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kinda like it. I spend countless days working on these companies. Man [laughs] lemonis how much money did you burn through . Man 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. [ musical powerdown ] so, tonight, were gonna give you an inside look at a business from season 3 grafton furniture. Over the next hour, im gonna take you behind the scenes to find out how a struggling Custom Furniture company. And what is it wor
There are always little fireball moments. Stevie boom, boom, boom. Lets set the stage, baby. Lemonis in the last seven years of doing the profit, ive visited nearly 100 businesses. Lets go make some money. [ horn honking ] ive traveled the country trying to fix the people. And you do 1 million a year. You should be proud of it. Man but we dont know how to keep any of it. Lemonis . Fix the process. See . It is flimsy. Dont ever make these again. You dont sell them. And create a few products. Woman it reduces anxiety and depression. Lemonis i kinda like it. I spend countless days working on these companies. Man [laughs] lemonis how much money did you burn through . Man 650,000. Lemonis but we cant always fit everything im thinking into the show. [ musical powerdown ] so, tonight, were gonna give you an inside look at a business from season 3 grafton furniture. Over the next hour, im gonna take you behind the scenes to find out how a struggling Custom Furniture company. And what is it wor
Can introduce john tierney contributing editor at city journal and coauthor with the esteemed psychologist of the fascinating and useful new book the power of bad how the negativity affects us and how oncan rule it and it is sale outside the room. John has long been one of the nations leading voices on the intersection ofre science and public policy. Make no mistake over calm and reasonable is the contrarian voice. His New York Times column, the big city running from the mid nineties through 2002 that first made me a fan of his work there he took on any number of prevailing myths about cities from the efficacy of rent control to the root causes of homelessness to environmental policy. One remarkablef column born from his irritation at Rosie Odonnells relentless public criticism of mayor giuliani use of Law Enforcement to get the homeless off of new york city sidewalks in the nineties. So how would the wealthy new york suburb deal with a similar problem . He let his beard grow it did no
Series 17 to 200 claims please welcome christopher. [applause] our next panelist is the professor himself who wrote the book he is a graduate of notre dame where hes a runnerup valedictorian. But he made up for that when he went to Harvard Law School and won the fay diploma for being top student to graduate in his class. a its a lot easier. Hes been a lawyer and professor including back at harvard for a while. Currently at vanderbilt and the author of this book makes a compelling case as to the classaction mechanism and will hear more from him in a bit. Our moderator today is judge on the night circuit, he is a graduate, a korean immigrant to start with and came to this country and graduated from i believe cornell and also Harvard Law School. Round of applause for judge kenneth lee. [applause] thank you for the introductions. I think we will have a great debate here. We have two experts on class actions. Little bit of format, i will give professor fitzpatrick the floor and let him spea
Actions including over 20 dismissals of classaction cases so you may have a sense of where his position is on that. Hes a graduate of georgetown and university of Virginia Law School where he is also the author of a chapter in the popular letter guide series on the claims. [applause] the next panelist is the professor that wrote the book. He is a graduate of notre dame. He made up for that when he went to graduate school and was the top graduate in his class. He makes a case into class action mechanism and we will hear more from him in just a b bit. [applause] we are going to have a great debate with experts on class actions. Brian and i were classmates in law school they are more libertarian. To write a book in support of classaction complaints. [laughter] thank you for that kind introduction. The reason i think conservatives should support class actions is because we have to ask ourselves what the alternative is. The alternative was told to us in an amicus brief filed by the United S