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The U.S. will be in a more competitive situation with other countries than it has been for a very long time.

With a background both in technology and finance, Thiel founded the global payment system Paypal.

We should be experimenting to find a better way of educating our kids.

It’s not at all clear, Thiel says, that income disparities are growing globally.

Health care is too much of a public good to be left to incompetent government programs.

A government that spends 10 to 15 percent of its GDP while building institutions to protect people and property.

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel defends free markets and social liberalism.

The co-founder and CEO of PayPal, Thiel is currently the President of Clarium Capital Management.

Robert Thurman compares life to art.

Thurman talks about what he loves about Chinese Civilization and China today.

Thurman would go after the media and reestablish the Fairness Doctrine.

Thurman talks about what needs to change in media and its affect on the political process.

Thurman talks about how the United States was once the closest country in history to achieve certain Buddhist ideals, but that it has been subverted.

Thurman talks about what we need to do to fix it.

Thurman talks about a recurring dream and why hes worried it will not become a reality.

Thurman talks about the major issues of the day and says that they are fixable if people put their minds to it.

Columbia Professor, Robert Thurman explains some of the teachings of Buddha.

Thurman talks about lessons he imparted to his children and talks about his celebrity daughter Uma.

Thurman talks about his friend and inspiration, the Dalai Lama.

Beyond not being thrown on the street by his wife and raising children, Thurman is proud of his translation called Central Philosophy of Tibet.

Thurman talks about meditating on and teaching selflessness.

Thurman talks about being a professor in a Religion department.

Robert Thurman talks about his crazy New York household.

Tilghman sees diversity in higher education as imperative. She believes it impacts the quality of a liberal arts education through the diversity of ideas be it religious or cultural. Shirley […]

Why can’t the President and Congress fight fair and square?

Novelli points to the pharmaceutical industry and the AARP.

Washington has become more rancorous since he arrived, Novelli says.

New Deal reforms have become obsolete, our surplus is running out and our Medicare system is no longer sustainable, Bill Novelli reports.

We are dependent on the pharmaceutical industry to save lives, so costs must come down.

The American health care system is indeed broken, says Bill Novelli.