john taylor is the married robert professor of economic at stanford and many other things at stanford. he was a member of the council economic advisers in the first bush administration and under treasury of secretary -- undersecretary of treasury. he is known as being the creator of the taylor rule three he deny ashley put the name on it, somebody else did. a simple rule of fun. -- he did not put at the name on it, somebody else did. how far the economy is for full employment. john undeveloped the taylor rule in 1993 when alan greenspan was chairman of the fed. alan greenspan was either incapable or unwilling to prescribe his approach to the rest of the world. amazing was heso decided capture the greenspan fed with an equation and ways much more clearer than greenspan was able to explain. if you read the transcript, greenspan talk the same way outside of the fed as inside. the taylor rule have evolved in the use of the yardstick to decide if interest rates are too high or too low. there's legislation pending that to tell when fed they deviate from the taylor rule. bill dudley takes a

it robert taylor of auburn university found that cool had no effect, no significant affect on canada's export market for beef. and there is further indication from this study that show that it did not -- cool did not negatively impact imports of slaughtered cattle. what likely did drive decrease in imports is a global recession and weak economic recovery. usda monthly data on imports of 400 to 700 pounds of cattle did not show cool having a significant negative effect of imports of feeder cattle from either canada or mexico relative to placements in the u.s. feed lots. and cool has not had a significant negative effect on the price paid for imported slaughtered cattle relative to comparable domestic cattle. if retaliation is approved, it will probably not begin for several months. in the brazil cotton case, it did not begin until 21 months after the final appeal ruling. applied to cool, that time scale would take us to march 2017. we still have options for maintaining u.s. sovereignty. for example, u.s., canada and mexico could make a deal that avoids the imposition of sanctions all to

taylor: i want to broaden on why the court might want to read these words into interpretation. there are a number of decisions of the roberts court, where they are sort of standing in the way of efforts to address social problems by either the states or the federal government. striking down section five of the voting rights. the other part of nfib, the court struck down medicaid expansion of the affordable care act. mr. melber: the first obamacare case? ms. taylor: yes sorry. the court upheld the first part of the three leg it stool i described. but the court struck down the mandate under the affordable care act. i fear that the pendulum has swung so we not only not have an activist course -- court looking at social ills and use the law to address them but is standing in the way of efforts by publicly elected officials to name and address social problems. mr. melber: you are also putting your finger on a looming inconsistency. in the first obamacare case, the notion of having high demand on states to get money was considered coercive. in this case, they could potentially reinte

taylor, the groundbreaking architect and administrator here who was recently honored on a postage stamp. you will follow heroes like dr. boynton robinson, who survived the billy clubs and the tear gas of bloody sunday in selma. the study of tuskegee is full of stories like there's. -- lke ike theirs. people who wound up shaving the arc of history for african americans and all americans. i would like to begin today by reflecting on that history. starting back at the time when the army chose to -- but -- tuskegee. black soldiers faced all kinds of obstacles back then. there was the so-called scientific studies that said black men's brains were smaller than white man's -- men's. an official report stated that black soldiers were childlike, shiftless, immoral and untruthful. if fed loyal and compliant. so while the airmen selected for this program were highly educated, many already had college degrees and pilot licenses. they were presumed to be inferior. during training, they were often assigned to menial tasks like housekeeping or landscaping. many suffered verbal abuse at the hands of th

summer and received some criticism for not maintaining a residence in the state. -- chadary component taylor dropped out of the race in the beginning of september. this is over 15 minutes. >> i am absolutely delighted to get to be here. and the senator and i were out there and we just got in our first real argument. i'm telling him how happy i am to be here. we are proud of him and the great work he's done all these years and he's going to keep doing not just for kansas but for the rest of america. he said, you know, you're in third. we were going back and forth. he is a conservative and he is what america needs. i know i'm supposed to be -- i'm talking about all of america. i'm talking about the need to have fighters there in the senate who will fight like our country's future depends on it, because it does. and we have a senator right here who is tried, tested and true. and bleeding that purple too -- [applause] no question where he stands. i am so thankful that he proved that a year ago today and last night. he is one of the few senators fulfilling campaign promises, doing what the americ

senate in incumbent republican pat robert faces independent challenger orman. democrat chad taylor has withdrawn from the race but is included on the ballot. ksn tv policy has the race in a tie. at some of the ads running in kansas. >> so who is greg orman really, he's run against the democrats before. he's given 38 grand to liberal democrats. orman gave thousands to hillary clinton, harry reid and barack obama. like obama, greg orman will say elected.to get even pretending he's a conservative, like pat roberts. senator roberts. i agree with the senator. i don't disagree with the senator. senator roberts. by the way, just so we're clear, i agree with the senator. want to know when you're going to take abe stand and tell us what party you're with.to conference [cheers and applause] are you going to be a republican one day and a democrat the next and a democrat one day and a republican, where are you going to be? ormanny politicians like and obama are the problem. principled conservatives like are the solution. >> i'm pat robert. message. this >> if we want to ge

up next the first kansas senate debate between incumbent and gregpat roberts orman. chad taylor did not take part after announcing he has with drawn from the waist -- from the race that she has withdrawn from the race. >> welcome to the kansas state fair in hutchison. we bring you now the u.s. senatorial debate as the focus. i am former broadcaster with the kansas radio networks. i will be serving as the moderator for the units -- for the u.s. senatorial debate. before i introduce the candidates i will introduce the folks asking the questions. liz is with the kansas radio networks in topeka. we also have two people who were on the governor's panel, michael swanky, reporter anchor and nick sweeney, the managing editor of the hays daily news. our timekeeper is todd, news director in salina. the rules are similar to what we had in the governor's debate. two candidates will have 90 seconds for an opening and closing statement. they will have one minute to respond to questions. the candidate who answers first also will have 30 seconds of rebuttal time. you are not here to