took a risk in going after bin laden. that bumper sticker slow began biden talks about. i love your synapses. that s an amazing remind me of that one. bin laden is gone and that would play well with that barack obama in 2008, 41% of the white male vote he did better than al gore did. better than john kerry. again, they are looking at, i think mostly out west to latinos and up to swelling that vote and obviously to maintaining that strong 20 years from now they have a great strategy. the question is it now? is that demographic i remember watching that movie, i remember watching that movie. general custard is talk to crazy horse, imaginative conversation. sir, we are going to wipe you people out. yeah, but not today. not today. that s a question like is this the 2012 winning stretch for barack obama? is it the 2016 winning strategy for democrat running against mitt romney?
than four years ago. that s the next five months in the election. well said. let s get back to my tough guy question. white male i was thinking i know this is a tough one. this is what number fours. i said the ones are your people, twos are your leaders. hardest people to get. it could be that if he would just go up and do a rust belt thing and biden can help. clinton can help a lot pv. talk about the fact the other guys are free markets here, boss kind of guy, who looks out for the boss and money people. he was the one that stuck his neck out. on the auto bailout. he stuck his neck out men like to hear a guy stuck his neck out. he stuck his neck out on the auto bailout and stuck his neck, took a risk in going after bin laden. that bumper sticker slow began biden talks about. i love your synapses. that s an amazing remind me of that one. bin laden is gone and that would play well with that barack obama in 2008,
41% of the white male vote he did better than al gore did. better than john kerry. again, they are looking at, i think mostly out west to latinos and up to swelling that vote and obviously to maintaining that strong 20 years from now they have a great strategy. the question is it now? is that demographic i remember watching that movie, i remember watching that movie. general custard is talk to crazy horse, imaginative conversation. sir, we are going to wipe you people out. yeah, but not today. not today. that s a question like is this the 2012 winning stretch for barack obama? is it the 2016 winning strategy for democrat running against mitt romney? you mean hillary clinton? i m sorry. i m losing you. what was that? i don t know. thank you. it is great to have you on. as always, thank you. quick synapses, ability to connect quickly. new reports say marco rubio isn t being vetted to be mitt romney s running mate.
could we change the way we work? there is no incentive if everyone is always on. there is no forcing function to say, can this wait? what if we did things differently? could we check the e-mail on tuesday? yeah. as opposed to all the time. or whatever it is you re saying. i m trying to understand why that s is it because it creates group think or doesn t allow our synapses to fire in the way they should for proper creative and innovative thinking? what is it what s the injury? yeah. so we are on because we have some factor that we think something will happen. m n my research, it is the client. so in your case, someone is going to call and you re worrying about that. you create all sort of unnecessary interaction because you re on. and people e-mail you and come to expect you ll be on. then you respond, even when it is not urgent, and you ll signal you will be on and you perpetuate these access that are unnecessary. so you say if you find the core issue, in this case
but there is a national push gaining momentum that emphasizes the need for education before a child ever walks through the door into kindergarten. i m talking about the first day that child is born, the first week that child is born, the first 6 months, the first 9 months, the first 2 years when the synapses of the brain are forming at a rate that is incomprehensible to all of us. the brain is determined long before kindergarten. this is science now. and yet, we underallocate resources to the single-most critical period of time in human development. randi weingarten is president of the american federation of teachers. susy buffett, chair of the sherwood foundation, one of the biggest advocates for early childhood development. and susy, it was a little over a year ago that we ran into each other, and you, effectively, downloaded a raft of statistics to me, one after the other, that horrified me, each one worse tan