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pace for its fifth positive week in a row, why the rally? pace for its fifth positive week in a row, why the rally? what we are auoin a row, why the rally? what we are going through a row, why the rally? what we are going through right a row, why the rally? what we are going through right now a row, why the rally? what we are going through right now i - a row, why the rally? what we are going through right now i think- a row, why the rally? what we are going through right now i think is| going through right now i think is that the broader market, s&p 500 and nasdaq, reliant on a small number of names, dow is more industrial oriented. leadership this year, names and the energy sector, utilities sector for example that have done very well and so energy has done better than the broad market and so i think that is what is boosting the dow. is boosting the dow. let s talk about some is boosting the dow. let s talk about some of is boosting the dow. let s talk abo ....
now present a united and out with a new book god and government 25 years of fighting for equality secularism and freedom of conscience. it s a book that touches on your writings including this 2002 speech on page 61 lead where you say don t think the religious right understands government takes no sides and offers no help. that was a speech in 2002 i ve included if anything changed medically from that time to now and it turns out these 13 years later it hasn t. i really think the religious right doesn t understand something fundamental. they understand the history in this country really demonstrates government works best and religion works best when you keep a decent distance between the two. the government shouldn t be hostile to religion. it should accept the claims of religion unless they come into direct conflict with the claims of someone else and their constitutional rights. i think we are better off when we keep that decent distance. i said in 2002 and i would ....
this is a lot of work that goes into putting your football team together. and a lot of people now are feeling like it s kind of ridiculous to argue that when you watch a big old game that these players are there primarily to go to class. i think we can all agree that when you are playing football for alabama on a huge stage were would probably brought you there is playing football, not an economics major, so, this union effort is good for now but their other legal things going on where we may end up closer to the system like the caller described. their antitrust suits going on and a lot of other legal avenues where eventually this could open the door up to some kind of thing. host: let s put numbers to the big-time revenues we have been talking about specifically for the top college football programs in this country. here is a selected look at their revenue for 2013 and 2014. university of texas $113 million in revenue and a season alabama 95 million, michigan 91 mill ....
appreciate your time on the washington journal. thanks for having me. that is our show tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern and 4:00 a.m. pacific. have a great monday. [captioninge national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span3 programming today focusses on tech business and coming up shortly, several hours from the tech crunch disrupt new york conference, examining the latest technology start-ups. entrepreneurs, investors and media hear from the heads of companies about their products and services involving on-demand delivery services. after that, fcc chairman tom wheeler talks about broadband internet and its availability nationwide. then the national press foundation honors journalists for their work and reporting by media outlets. the c-span literary sites hears from across the nation from authors and civic leaders every other weekend on c-span2 s book tv and american history tv on c-span3. ....
it is a website where i detail the accounts, i have the accounts of all my different trips to presidential and vice presidential burial sites, presidential homes, libraries. different gravesites. i have interesting facts about the different individuals whose gravesites i have been to showingalso, not just the different sites i have been to, but it is also supposed to be a learning tool. kurt: how old are you? you?an: how old are kurt: 20 years old. brian: where are you in school? presently, i am a rising senior at bryant university in smithfield, rhode island. brian: what is your major? kurt: i am a history major, one of the few at bryant. it is a very small history department but a very good history department and i have actually the only history major graduating from bryant next year. i have been so passionate about history for well over half my life. i first got into presidents when i was seven years old. my mother brought me this book called so you want to be presi ....