i went to mumbai, and i went to go on the side of town to the tailors, and i saw this outfit in the window, it was in an appliance store. i walked in and said where is the store for this outfit. they say it's three stores up. they said, oh, my god. your brother was here. and i said who? michael. i made clothes for him. they brought out the pictures for him and everything, and what are the chances, a billion people, all of the tailors in india, and how do i end up at the same place where michael was to get clothes? i feel him, just because his spirit is very much alive. he was a positive soul. >> larry: how is he going to be remembered? >> he's going to be remembered as a great humanitarian, who cared about people, cared about life. a great artist, and a great humanitarian. >> larry: one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived. where are you going to put him? >> neverland. >> larry: you keep going back to neverland. >> it's a beautiful place. larry, you've been there. >> larry: i never expected it. >> you felt his spirit, his ideas. it's like his imagination. i want this there, that th

we know that the terrorists attacked mosques, mumbai. it is not just on america. these islamic extremists will kill people, whoever they are, wherever they are. i was in amman, jordan, and the building next to us blow up. i was in pakistan and then a couple of months later, the hotel was targeted. i had lunch with benazir bhutto one month before she was assassinated. this is not just america. they are going after all people who want peace and security in the world. host: next phone call from maryland. ann, democrat line. caller: i agree with you, but here is what i do not understand. in testimony before the congress, homeland security, international relations, foreign relations, from the cia, fbi, time and time again, they have testified that the islamic terrorist financing is coming from countries such as saudi arabia, kuwait, united arab emirates countries. what i do not understand and cannot figure of it is why do not we'd insist that the islamic arab countries send troops in, and we go after terrorism financing. all these countries thaa we go into, somalia, ye

we witnessed this attack in mumbai, which clearly was precipitated out of pakistan. i am not saying the government was behind it, but forces in that country. that is a tender, tender situation that we need to work on every day so it does not get worse. afghanistan is a critical part of that equation. host: from your perspective we have the right approach in afghanistan? guest: i think we do. in so many things in life it comes down to whether we have the determination to persist or throw in the towel. i hope not. host: major general timothy haake, please come back again. guest: i will, steve. host: confirmation hearings for general david patraeus is taking place inside the dirksen office building and you will be able to watch it on live at -- online at c-span.org. and confirmation hearings began about 10 minutes ago for elena kagan, questioning by a pet- senator patrick leahy. -- questioning by senator patrick leahy. joining us on the phone is susan for riccio of the "washington examiner" erb with some of -- susan ferrechio of the "washington examiner" with some persp

july of '05 both july 7 and 21st from mcow two months ago two female scide bombers on the subway, from mumbai in 2007, othncidents in india terrorists are interested in soft targets so e moree harden our targets, the more we see opportunities that the terrorists are loong for t hit us such as in times square, somebody as you mentioned the freedomse have here in the country. somebody can drive in, park a car, walk away and explo a deviceausing maximum carnage so that's what we have to do, ma sure we're threat-based intellen drin allocating it to the risk and factors into what is t tecology wre acquiring, how do we trainur people and how do they go a doing their jobs as part of that layered security. >> so you're really making the security factor the main factor in terms of these of imaging and technology and what it is that people have too through? i mean -- >>absolutely. >> we started with shoes. that was bause t shoe bomber. >> right. >> you know, when we have more than a three-ounce tube of toothpaste we t to pitch it. people don't like it. i don't know whether that's related to security bu