his response was, einstein did not come up with black holes. you can't think of everything. [laughter] charlie: what else did you talk about at dinner? neil: the conversation was slow, of course. charlie: i have talked to him as well. and you have to submit questions. neil: that is if you are scheduling an interview. this was just banter. i'm going to tell you how it was. the conversation is going. you might even send something his way, but then you keep your own conversation with others. later on, that answer comes out. you rejoin the conversation. that's how that unfolds. charlie: what dazzles you about him? the triumph of his life? or the quality of his mind? neil: i would say all of the above. i am delighted that the public on a glimpse in "the theory of everything." i got to see a prescreening on that. it was clear to me if there was going to be an academy award for best actor, it would go to his name -- charlie: eddie redmayne. neil: it was clear to me. he became stephen hawking. he became stephen hawking. after that the actor had point, transcended acting. there's som

neil: dan stein -- einstein -- nine charlie: he was interested in them? neil: no. i asked stephen hawking over dinner went in at isaac newton make certain discoveries with his own mathematics that he invented? his response was, einstein did not come up with black holes. you cannot think up everything. [laughter] charlie: what else did you talk about at dinner? neil: the conversation was slow of course. charlie: i have talked to him as well. neil: this was just banter. the conversation is going. you might even send something his way, but then you keep your own number station with others. later on, that answer comes out. you rejoin the conversation. charlie: what dazzles you about him? the triumph of his life? of his mind? -- the quality of his mind? neil: all of the above. i'm glad the public on a glimpse in "the theory of everything." it was clear to me if there was going to be an academy award for best actor, it would go to his name -- charlie: eddie redmayne. neil: he became stephen hawking. he became stephen hawking. the actor had transcended acting . there's so

>> knew in advance about einstein's relativity. >> rose: we knew? >> the gps satellites are precorrected for this time change by the formulation of einstein's general theory of relativity. and now it can send the direct time down to us. otherwise the times would separate from one another and you couldn't use gps satellite to tell you anything about where you are on earth's surface. so this is real. it's physics. it works. it's not something that we cheree pick by people who have political philosophyes that differ from the truth. >> rose: exactly. >> and tell me finally about this thing about dust. you know you remember you told me on the "60 minutes" profile about dust and the chemistry. >> by the way not everyone comes out of "60 minutes" profiles better than when they went in. one never knows about those. but thanks for your interest. >> rose: depends on whose hand you are in. >> thanks for your interest in my life and work. >> rose: i was saying in this, it was dust to dust. it is a composition of the earth and the dust and what is within the hum

. >> rose: a all bert einstein. >> no, no alex ander gram bell you feel like look what we have created. >> rose: what time do you come into the office. >> my day gins i get up at dawn every day. and then i leave the house. >> rose: dow get up at dawn. >> an run to bridgeport, i go right up i-95. that is about a 60 mile round trip run. i come back have a breakfast, the pancakes the eggs. the bacon the toast medley, the jams the jelly. >> rose: of course you do. >> and then i shower off and drive to work. i try to get to work around 10 and then from 10:00 on it's a fistfight. and we get-- . >> rose: what do dow all day? ness. >> yes and no, yes and no no with that -- pretty much. >> rose: someone said to me just for the top ten list you've got 15-- and each of them make up a top ten list when you decide what the subject is going to be. and then you select the top ten. >> right. >> rose: yes? >> right. >> rose: no, no, no. >> yes, yes yes. >> right. >> rose: the top ten that ought to be brilliant every night. >> well, well it certainly is not. and-- but sometimes jeez, i just give you $1n

albert einstein once said the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again and expecting a different result. today i'm asking our colleagues to join me and others to help stom this insanity -- stop this insanity. as we work together i know we can find a way to invest in a 21st century transportation system that our states, cities and businesses deserve and need in order to compete in a global marketplace. in an effort to do that, senator boxer and i introduced a measure that will at least get us started taking a constructive step that will align the aspiration of transportation programs with the funding available in the highway trust fund. what we have right now mr. president, is at the end of this month the authorization for spending federal money for these roads, highway bridges transit funds around the country the authorization to spend that money expires effectively stopping the use of federal money for these purposes at the end of this month. we can't let this happen. the authorization ends at the end of may in about ten days. meanwhile the funds actual funds in the

but as albert einstein once said "politics is more difficult than physics. that seems to literally be the case here as citizens united citizens united's political gridlock epees us for now heeding laws of nature. when the polluters' grip slips i'll be ready with legislation that many republicans can support, a fee on carbon emissions. pricing carbon corrects the market failure that lets polluters push the cost of their pollution onto everybody else. a carbon fee is a market-based tool aligned with conservative free market values. many republicans -- at least those beyond the swing of the citizens united fossil fuel cuttingcuvment dgile -- have wanted debate on t i will be announcing my proposal during an event at the american enterprise institute on june 10. mr. president, climate change tests us. first it is an environmental test a grave one. we will be graded had that test against the implacable laws of sipes and nature. pope francis has described a conversation he had with a humble gardener who said to him "god always forgives." men, women we forgive some

einstein has been quoted as saying we cannot solve our problems. we want to live up to that. we are that. they are attempting to innovate how we deliver this essence of the academy and with the changing input signal, 1999 our 1st class graduate of the 207 men. in 18 days he we will graduate 674 men and 189 women. that that is a change. we have about 23 percent women now 27 percent minorities. although that is changing because of the blended nature of our country which is pretty great. the boxes on the survey almost don't apply anymore. we also have over 50 students from other nations for partners around the world have international students, some stay for years, some come for a semester. the western european nations tend to come for a semester. we, likewise, exchange with them to make sure that we look like and know the people we defend all the while i went down the road. road. the students that are coming up pretty impressive. you know it's like the electoral college, congressional district determine which applicants come in. they had a lot of people from the south. more geo

albert einstein famously said -- to iran has endorsed economic relief and legitimization on the international stage. while america's demands had bundled from dismantling iran's nuclear program to curbing it around the edges temporarily. it may only be a matter of time before secretary john kerry no doubt accompanied by an undersecretary wendy sherman pays a courtesy call on tape ran to show the world how civilized the whole arrangement is and only a matter of time until the iranians cheat just like the north koreans their way to a bomb. and if the grim reality is that as bad as the situation is with north korea with iran is qualitatively worse. there are a nirmal aye dictators but they do seem to be motivated to some extent is self-preservation. therein lies the fundamental difference with iran. the mullahs in tehran are radical zealots for whom the eradication of the little state in israel and the great state of america is a solemn religious duty rated and with radical religious zealots cost-benefit analysis it doesn't apply the same wide. with zealots who glorify death and suicide deterrenc

probably file the exact same playbook for negotiation the shia followed albert einstein famously so the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. and iran has already enjoyed significant economic relief than legitimization on the international stage while america's demands of dwindled from dismantling iran's nuclear program to now merely curbing it it may only be a matter of time before secretary john kerry no doubt accompanied by undersecretary sherman pays a courtesy call to echo history and to show the world how civilized all arrangements their way to a bomb and if the grim reality is as bad as the situation is with iran is qualitatively worse. brutal, mega to her megalomaniacal deep to jack dictators but they do seem to be motivated by self-preservation. and so to some form there is at least a possibility of rational deterrence. therein lies the fundamental difference with iran. the mullahs in tehran a radical islamic zealots for whom the eradication of the little satan is real and they great satan america is a solemn religio

you know, albert einstein famously said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. we negotiate the same failed deal, we will get the same failed outcome. iran has already enjoyed significant economic relief and legitimatization on the international stage while america's demands have dwindled from dismantling iran's nuclear program to now merely curbing it around the edges temporarily and unverifiably. it may only be a matter of time before secretary john kerry no doubt accompanied by under secretary wendy sherman pays a courtesy call on tehran to echo history and to show the world how -- quote -- civilized the whole arrangement is, and only a matter of time until the iranians cheat just like the north koreans their way to a bomb. and yet the grim reality is that as bad as the situation is with north korea with iran it is qualitatively worse. the kim dynasty are brutal dictators, but they do seem to be motivated, at least to some extent by self-preservation. and so to some form, there is at least a possibility of rational deter