america up. anti-colonialism is the idea the rich countries got rich by invading and occupying or the teeing but the anti-colonialism is the idea even the rich countries there are powerful concentrations of economic power the banks, insurance companies pharmaceutical companies, oil companies use of good 3-d selfish profiteers ripping off people in their own country and around the world. the first of all, to colonize or bring down the rich countries of the economic the elite but on the international stage, recognize america is a rogue elephant invading other countries like iraq, afghanistan and consuming resources out of proportion to what it had. president obama says we have 2 percent of the world's oil sillier they greedy exploiters et now more of our share is the adr that domestically you have to bring these power down and put a lasso on the rogue elephant that is pulling it back from exploiting the world. the question we have to ask, did young obama adopt his father's ideology? interestingly o

if america is going to make it, we must make it in america. i was talking a moment ago about the bush tax cuts. here's what it means. the republican plan if the bush tax cuts are extended will, cut taxes for the rich an average of $83,347 a year. $83,347 a year, the average tax reduction for the 1% wealthiest americans, 1% wealthiest americans. well, what does that mean? well, it means that for the next decade they will be able to buy an $83,000 mercedes benze-class for the next year or maybe they want to buy their wife, girlfriend, whatever a modest, a hermes, $64,000, every year. that's a lot of purses for the next 10 years. if that's not susht. would like to -- sufficient, would like to characterize these fat cats with their cigars. these are top line cigars and can buy 800 cigars every year. and that's not all. , they can light those cigars with $100 bill, 800 a year, and 800 100 bills to light it. i see my colleague paul tonko has returned. here's the alternative, americans. here's the alternative to the republican plan. instead of giving

in our top story today the rest of an hour to reporter and camera man in america is the topic of debate in a special edition of people of cross talk and that's just moments away. if you can. follow and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle trampling on freedom of assembly and the right to protest demonstrating in front of one of america's largest military bases even journalists now can be expected be targets of heavy handed cops . to discuss the state of journalism in america i'm joined by cailin ford in atlanta she's an r.t. correspondent and just released from a georgian jail also in atlanta we have lisa sullivan she is the latin american coordinator and school of americas watch and in washington we cross the michael o'brien he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq intervention to withdrawal one thousand nine hundred one to two thousand and ten all right folks this is crosstalk so you can jump in anytime you want when you're at the center of this media storm i know you've been through the day been telling our audiences around the world about your or your experience

to discuss the state of journalism in america i'm joined by cailin ford in atlanta she's an r.t. correspondent and just released from a georgian jail also in atlanta we have lisa sullivan she is the latin american coordinator and school of americas watch and in washington we cross the michael o'brien he's a journalist and author of america's failure in iraq intervention to withdrawal one nine hundred ninety one to two thousand and ten all right folks this is crosstalk so you can jump in anytime you want when you're at the center of this a media storm i know you've been through the day even telling our audiences around the world about your or your experience at this demonstration you as a journalist though were arrested as well as well as other demonstrators again can you give us a little bit of background and just basically what happened to you and then i'd like to go to lisa and talk about the organization that sponsored this event go ahead. absolutely you know we were sent down to cover the school of the americas watch vigil they've been having this event which is peaceful nonv

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john: where is america heading? the political left and right have two different visions for our future. the left wants more government. the right says, we should have less. you her the cries about -- bell, california, managers paid themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> shame on you. >> you are a crook yesterday, you are a crook today and you will be a crook tomorrow. john: maybe, they were arrested. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and wall street reform. plus forec

the founders certainly believed america was unique. they called america a new order for the ages. so obama was asked, do you believe in american exceptionalism? and obama said, no, i don't believe america is in a more exceptional than greece or britain or anyplace else. so in a sense, obama was rejecting at least this idea of american uniqueness that the founders clearly affirmed. i don't think a stream is the american dream. is that martin luther king street? this is a more profound question. martin luther king stream is a dream of a future in which will be judged not by the color bars can come about by the content of our character. again, i think one of the great things about obama is that he embodies martin luther king stream. obama is not fundamentally motivated by race. he's a nonracial president. he doesn't appeal to race. he doesn't talk about it. i think actually that's a major source of his appeal. a lot of people voted for obama because he wasn't, you might say, jesse jackson. obama, in a sense, has developed a public persona that is not defined and specifically racial t

continÚen con mÁs de univierta amÉrica. nunivisionunivisionunivisionuni >> quÉ rico cfle que estÁs con nosotros en esta maÑana. >> desmaÑanado con ustedes! [risas] >> es muy temprano. >> me gusta dormir univisionunÉ por algo tambiÉn estÁn trayendo jugadores quizÁs como enri y como yo para tratar de darle mÁs nivel a esta liga pero tiene la infraestructura y tiene bastante margen para mejorar esta liga. >> yo voy a adentrarme en lo que es la selecciÓn mexicana porque obviamente Últimamente da mucho de quÉ hablar. [risas] y algo que como mexicana y me identifico con el pÚblico que nos llama la atenciÓn es que los jugadores en mÉxico son grandes jugadores, incluso tenemos jugadores nunivisionuni muchas partes del univisionh@un se trabaja en una selecciÓn por cuestiones de tiempos, necesitamos estar mejor preparados en todos los sentidos, administrativamente y en otros puntos. siempre nos quedamos en la raya. >> hoy no suda mucho porque si no se da cuenta tiene frÍo... univisionunivisionunivisionunivo que te un

that is the america i know. that is the america joe knows. that is the america ted matters. that is the america you know. th is an america that invests in its future and in its people. that is an america that is billed to compete in the 21st century. -- built to compete. the jobs and businesses of tomorrow will end up in countries that educate their workers better, then build the best infrastructure, that has the strongest commitment to research, technology. on what that nation to be the united states of america. -- i want to that nation to be the usa. i want that to take pla right here in cleveland. that is how we will rebuild. [applause] there is absolutely no reason that china should have better railroads, singapore should have newer airports. we are the nation that built the trans-continental railroad. we build the interstate hiway system. right now we are seeing thousands of people working to rebuild our roads, railways, right here in ohio and all across the country trying to start to rebuild infrastructure for the 21st century of putting people to work and doing the wo

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marine band in singing god bless america. ♪ >> bob bless america, -- god bless america, land that i love. stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above. from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam, god bless america, my home sweet home. god bless america, my home sweet home. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the callers -- retire the colors. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the 2010 national veterans day observance at arlington national cemetery. please be seated for the departure of the vice-president of the united states. thank you for coming to honor all the reserve -- all who served. ♪ >> coming up next, more of veterans day observances with interior secretary can salazar at the vietnam veterans memorial, the ceremony at the world war ii memorial, and homeland security secretary janet napolitano at a ceremony at the world war i memorial at arlington national

con despierta amÉrica! >> como debe ser. quiero que me digas, boquita, quÉ fue lo que demÁs te gustÓ y lo que mÁs te llamÓ la atención en esta entrega de los latin grammy? >> no fue precisamente lo que mÁs me gustÓ pero sÍ lo que mÁs me llamÓ la atención lo spiertÓo >> a amerpiuns ionquspiertene ev con el gusto particular de la gente. pero eso es bien importante que uno lo tome en cuenta. >> perfecto, no estamos diciendo que ella no debe de gustarle, ese es un problema, pero mi amor estaba horrorosa. >>desp horrible! >> tantas pelucas y tocados lindos que hay en las tiendas. >> el pÚblico es el que manda. memo, tÚ has marcado lo que se llama el grito de la moda en el peinado, porque si me doy cuenta y te vemos, elvis crespo se copiÓ tu peinado. >> Él canta. el estilista aquÍ soy yo. me puse la alfombra verde para que vea la diferencia. >> vino con el pelo verde en honor a la alfombra de los latin grammy. >> eso es lo que mezclaba y hacÍa que se viera distinto. >> ustedes no piensan que uno lo que intenta e

america. tax cuts for millionaires and brillion airs will only make those numbers worse, boehner and cantor, well, they have promised when they're in charge they'll cut programs like food stamps, every week. so during this lame duck, nancy pelosi and harry reid, i think, need to go on the offensive and don't look back until every democrat whether thatter they won or loss, got a job in january or not, to get in line and do it for the people. and, oh, by the way, the president's deficit commission, well, it came out today and they recommended cuts in social security, medicare, medicaid. so predictable. are you ready to compromise on that? because that's where the righties are going to be going. the ideological fight for america is officially on. okay, they won the midterms, they picked up some seats. the wrong guys are going to be holding the stick at the chair, but the fact is we can't stick our head in the sand and say well, let's just have a lousy lame duck. no, let's have a great lame duck a

. ♪ ♪ >> the sun is rising over america. bill bennett's "morning in america." let's get rolling. atlantic deep pacific, north to south, across the globe from its bill bennett's "morning in america" live from the bulova studio, here's bill. >> i'm always happy to hear that, the chiffons, one fine day. but, you know, what bothers me, you have to relive from the beginning so we have to make room for the voiceover. it's a radio requirement because there are not that many bbox in the song. to more doo-wop is added. >> we wanted the timing. >> i know. the demand of the technology. good morning, everybody. november 4, it is a fine day, still a fine day, still reacting to the selection. we are joined by pete wehner, senior fellow at the ethics public policy center. did you know this? i want to tell my audience this, i'm sure you did, i didn't know it, but, you know, a lot of things i don't know. house democrats lack many things that money wasn't one of them. two-thirds of the house seats of republicans picked up democrat candidate had more money behind them than republicans. >> caller: y

♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >>> muy pero ¡muy buenos dÍas! tengan todos ustedes, estamos arrancando semana, es lunes 8 de noviembre del 2010 y por supuesto, tenemos una excelente semana aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> comenzamos una semana y como bien saben estamos en los estudios de escÁndalo t v mientras despierta amÉrica se prepara para ver la televisiÓn hispana en las maÑanas. >> cÓmo pasaron el fin de semana? un poco corto. >> y frÍo! >> porque hace mucho frÍo en toda la naciÓn. >> despierta amÉrica estÁ en cualquier rincÓn de este paÍs. tenemos la cobertura equipo de las reporteras que estÁn en nueva york, chicago, las vegas, cÓmo estÁn mauchas. estÁ pasando de todo y sobre todo en las vegas. >> se viene despierta amÉrica! asÍ lo vamos a encontrar todo. >> le vamos a dar una probadita, nos vamos a las vegas con amelia y nos va a decir todo lo que estÁ sucediendo en esta semana y por supuesto, despierta amÉrica arranca con todo lo que sucede en los latin grammy. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas!. >> me enc

john: where is america heading? the political left and right have two different visions for our future. the left wants more government. the right says, we should have less. you her the cries about -- bell, california, managers paid themselves hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> shame on you. >> you are a crook yesterday, you are a crook today and you will be a crook tomorrow. john: maybe, they were arrested. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and wall street reform. plus forec

todo esto en despuna amÉrica. ion ionunivisionunivisionunivisionÉ de un divorcio. >> las parejas de la farÁndula no son una excepciÓn como en el caso de jorge salinas que tuvo que hacerse cargo de su hijo. >> andrea no le importÓ que no le pagara sero siempre le nombra su falta de apoyo con su hija valentina. >> que en la actualidad tiene una orden de aprensiÓn en su contra por su incumplimiento. ionunivisionunivision fuentes. la h@ivisionunivisionu unh@univisionunivisionunivision manutenciÓn no asiste a las terapias que la corte suprema de justicia le han exigido. >> abandono de personas. no haber mantenido a mizo isionuni de la manutensiÓn de sus hijos. >> en recientes declaraciones a la prensa pidiÓ al padre de su quÉ es lo que nopinan sobre la manutenciÓn. creen que nesta situaciÓn siempre nhay alguien que se aprovecha del otro? >> por supuesto que siempre hay alguien que se aprovecha de la situaciÓn. >> hay que revisar esto en el dÍa de hoy. sÍ hay gente abusadora y yo he sido testigo en casos d

iran is just to neuter them but are these people foolishly still living in a world where they think america can act alone without seeing any reactions and how does that reflect on us internationally we're going to speak with the cables josh rogin next is decision time nine eleven first responders have to decide by tonight if they're going to accept a settlement of up to eight hundred million dollars for their health problems resulting from the attacks of ground zero we're going to speak with one of the very first responders who isn't happy with that offer then he's back george w. as much anticipated book decision points will finally hit the shelves tomorrow but some activists are asking the bookstores move the former president's book to the crime section where they claim it really belongs so we're going to speak with an editor about the book and about president bush's legacy and single ladies if you want to find a man maybe you should start looking in europe we're going to sit down with one author who spent many summers abroad and she claims that she knows the best way to find your european

i still believe that america is the best place to soldering markets you're a son. and we have some serious problems but i think we're going to figure it out well paul no but we do a republican congress now least in the house of representatives don't we really we have obama's team got ahead from an economic advice. point right you have people walking out the door i do have some hope that maybe he'll wake up and start to ask some real bankers some real. hey i'll take a lawyer but someone who's actually done done the job been in business knows the street to come in and advise him right now he just has a bunch of academics and his friends from who knows harvard i guess right i'm hoping that that will change and i'm hoping that he's going to wake up and have more respect for free markets and the american and the american ability to. to make money and pull contracts ok terrible i got a business idea i'm going to open a halfway house in europe for journalists who are naive li clinging to the idea that somehow america's going to avoid a downward spiral into fascism and you

san francisco could be host to the next america's cup. but last year's winner, oracle ceo larry ellison, and the san francisco giants are fighting over=&nów?)q plan for the sail race. and a special report on the challenges women veterans face when they return home. challenges women veterans face when they return home. those stories next. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund ♪ >> belva: good evening, and welcome to "this week in northern california." i'm belva davis. and joining me tonight on our news panel are tom vacar, game was going to be the determining factor because jean quan ultimately as a candidate emphasized actually going door to door and when she went door to door she and her volunteers, they not only asked for first choice rank but second and third. they weren't shy about that. the same went for rebecca kaplan. don perata, in contrast, campaigned very differently. his campaign was dominated by mailers that cost a lot of money instead of this kind of ground game that asked for hey, if i don't get your first

freshman you know he's right so nobody will talk about that ever expanding cost of america's wars and they talk about little things like food stamps but the rest of the world is saying this that the dollar finances america's wars were fair and the only way we can get america to stop killing people for blocks and for thrills is to be neuter doot doot crack the nuts of the us dollar was our golden not cracker speaking of neuter here's the headline neuter iran senator makes the case for u.s. strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a crocker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their navy destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow

obama is facing economic issues abroad the white house deficit commission has proposed how it will fix america's domestic woes when it comes to the deficit at least so we're going to tell you where the proposed cuts will be made and will ask of america's ready to take cutting seriously next today is veterans day the day we can give thanks to those who have served our country i'll be joined in studio by kayla williams former sergeant in the hundred first airborne division and author of the book love my rifle more than you then ladies that listen up cording to a recent report females in america suck at picking up guys in fact we're ranked second to last worldwide in the flirting department pretty shocking right now we decided to call marcus from the gloss to tell us why he thinks that is then we're taking an in-depth look at the t.s.a. is new screening measures body scanners are supposed to keep us safe in the skies but some argue that is just an unnecessary violation of privacy and that the intrusive pat down option isn't any better and in fact many people are even calling for a national opt out

se iniciÓ el jueves en la copa amÉrica 2011. de quÉ forma se enfrentarÁn las selecciones. >> gracias enrique dicen que a mÉxico le tocÓ el grupo de la muerte y que la argentina tiene grupo accesible. lo cierto es que la copa amÉrica dio su puntapiÉ inicial. >> la mÁxima presiÓn del fÚtbol, regresa a nuestra pantalla.un voluptuoso teatro en la ciudad de la plata a 36 dÍas de las calles argentinas. comenzÓ con una muestra cultural de los participantes >> . este acto inaugura una fiesta de los participantes de todo el universo. >> argentina cabeza, enfrentarÁ a colombia, japÓn, y bolivia. los verde amarelhos, enfrentan ecuador, venezuela. esperan poder utilizar a ronaldinho, ausente en la copa del mundo. todos esperan hacerse del trofeo de 20 libras. el balÓn comienza a rodar el primero de julio con Él partido con el local y bolivia, usted podrÁ vivir encuentro por su cadena univisiÓn. >> la copa amÉrica regresa a argentina donde se disputÓ la primera ediciÓn. >> enrique >> recesiva por su informe, primero de ju

god has truly blessed america with our veterans and may god bless america, thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you, madam speaker and by gilbert caring for our men and women in uniform. roberto, bobby barrerra is truly an extraordinary man who knows how to get the job done very bobby has been the man out front and the veterans committee for a number of years. his immediate past as national commander of the stabled -- of the disabled veterans. bobby is a combat disabled marine corps veteran of the vietnam war. he was seriously injured in 1969 when enemy forces and exploded a 500-pound bomb beneath the armored personnel carrier he was traveling in. the explosion and fire that ripped through the vehicle burned and bobby over 40% of his body. battling courageously to overcome the physical and mental challenges he faced, bobby earned his bachelor's degree in psychology at st. mary's university and later earned a master of education degree in guidance and counseling. in addition to teaching high school, his career has included positions of leadership and management as a juvenile

america. "the main obstacle to a new world order is america." you are the main obstacle to what he wants, which is an open society. replacement for the republic. well, what does that mean for you? well, he's talked about it. first, manage decline of the u.s. dollar. his words. not mine. >> so an orderly decline of the dollar is actually desirable. >> glenn: does this sound good to you? does it sound good to you? how much has the price of sugar gone up? how much has the gasoline gone up? why? is there a shortage with sugar? no. your dollar is being devalued. it is going down in an orderly way. prices go up. is that what you want? let me play the clip we just played one more time at the top of the hour. listen to this. the question is whether we need and whether mr. soros and his foundation can help to bring more foreign influence in to the united states, instead of relying on what is essentially a balance between democrats and conservative republicans. >> i think you put the finger on a very important flaw in the current world order. that is that

you can't buy in america you have foreign takeovers all the time of u.s. companies but their european takeovers or their takeovers by friendly's so obviously america views china as a potential enemy which is what it is on the pentagon's list of strategic anime's so why should china finance america's military spending around it that's what the dollars are worth being thrown off american storing all of these dollars in iraq in iraq in afghanistan in japan in its bases around the world that's what the deficit is and that's what the u.s. isn't talking about that's what they're talking about in china because when i go to china and talk to the officials there so we talk about is the u.s. hypocritical in its dealings with china when it doesn't even talk about quantitative easing well it's printing trillions of dollars the u.s. is benefited from what is in effect a double standard because of the dollar standard the u.s. debt is other people's asset when you. when you spend more than you. get than other countries end up with the dollars the united states is the onl

[applause] >> hello, america. all this week i have talked to you about some pretty spooky things and some uplifting things. i want you to know that my wife actually told me one time, we went to a friend's birthday party, and swear to you, this is exactly what she said, she looked at me and said don't you dare make anybody cry. i have a tendency of bumming people out. but i tell you there are great, great, powerful things coming our way. but we have to get into shape. we have to be ready for it, because miracles come when we expect them, when we deserve them, and when we understand that we are the maker's hand, we are the instruments that he performs miracles with. all this week i've talked to you downsizing, getting rid of the crap in your life. i don't know about you, but i've got a lot of crap in my life. i've got a lot of stuff -- my wife and i were walking around the house, how did we gather all of this stuff? i want to talk to you about turning that unneeded clutter into resources that will help either you be

that is the america joe knows. that is the america had knows. that is the american you know. an america that invests in its future, and in its people, and america that is built to compete in the 21st century. we know that jobs and businesses of tomorrow will end up in countries that educate their workers best, that built the best infrastructure, they have the strongest commitment to research and technology. i want that nation to be the united states of america. i want that to play a part here in ohio, right here in cleveland. we're going to rebuild. there is absolutely no reason that china should have faster railroads, that singapore should have more airports. we're the nation that built the transcontinental railroad. we're the nation that built the interstate highway system. right now we are seeing thousands of people working to rebuild our roads and our railways and runways right here in ohio and across the country. rebuilding the infrastructure for the 21st century, putting people to work doing work that america needs done. we have seen in america where we have invested in

continÚen con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> sra. le recomiendo que se siente porque esta tarea le va a gustar. hay un dicho que dice: "podrÁn visitar muchas capillas pero la catedral soy yo". sabe quÉ la realidad es que hasta las mismas estrellas de hollywood sufren de este mal. ayer se hizo pÚblico que la actriz eva longoria se separÓ de su esposo. para hablar de este tema estamos junto a la psicÓloga yudiris y a una invitada telefÓnica. que por znmente ó razones obvias no va a dar su nombre. >> llegaba tarde del trabajo... >> la pregunta es quÉ hiciste cuando tÚ te enteraste que tenÍa un amante? osea, se porta raro quÉ hiciste? >> lo confrontÉ diciendo que yo sabÍa. >> y Él cÓmo reaccionó? >> nunca se imaginÓ quÉ yo lo iba a saber. >> te pasÓ por la mente dejarlo sofÍa, dijiste, sabes quÉ te agarrÉ, me voy. >> sÍ. sí lo pensÉ pero también pensÉ en mis hijos. el problema realmente era conmigo y no con ellos y siempre Él ha sido un buen esposo y buen padre y mis hijos no se merecÍan perder a su padre por

sit tight, "this is america." "this is america"is made possible by -- >> we are back. >> my point of view, as a pakistani-american, is different. our newspapers are not national or international. the readers are less than before because people are taking news from the website or internet. i believe my pakistan news subscription has increased. you know why? wherever activity is going on, pakistani-american, they send it to me. we put those activities in the newspaper. people are waiting for the newspaper because it is a community newspaper. >> so they say all politics is local. people who are pakistani here in the u.s. want to read about what is happening at home. that would be normal as well. let me ask this question. do you think the technology we are using today has made the world a more dangerous place? >> i do not think so. it makes things easier. we are aware -- if somebody is sending us a fake story, like gary said, the next minute we can verify if it is correct or not. it is getting easier and better, not d

for some, answers or here in america, but some found a new dream. that is what we must do as a nation, to fulfil our sacred obligation to leave the next generation of americans a better america at than the one we inherited, and that is what this election is about. for the past two years, republicans have listened to the american people. the past two years provided a frightening glimpse of what can become of our nation if we continue down a growing debt, and the government reaching further into our lives. it is nothing short of a path of ruin, that threatens to diminish us as a nation and people come one that makes america more like the rest of the world. as republicans, here is what our commitments should be proud of our focus should not be just winning elections. it must be to ensure the next generation inherits [inaudible] most importantly, we will stand up and offer an alternative to the policies coming out of washington for the past two years. the challenges are too great, too generational in scope. instead, we will put forth bold ideas and have

empire is over and we see that who we see this in the headline america's economic suez so this is the moment when the u.s. introduced quantitative easing without coordinating with any other nation south africa germany china brazil all came out immediately and condemned the u.s. for this movement they are standing alone young brazil what a shocker there really because brazil said to the i.m.f. quite a number of years ago now to go stuff it there you know why. to be debt slaves to the i.m.f. so now they're running the show well here's a quote from brazil's finance minister guido mon take it well everybody wants the us economy to recover it does no good at all to just throw dollars from a helicopter nobody wants the us dollar economy to recover because all they do is use their money to invade countries and commit genocide and ecological oligarchs with man made global warming that's right and who is the man making the global warming the united states how they finance it the dollars the rest the world owes us what do you want the dollar well the other thing that you know americans themselv

poor knowledge about the outside america. so i think on that misunderstanding, not really from american, but also from the outside, from people like me, even when i become premier and a close ally with america, and at that time, i thought that i am the one that understand america and american, but then, you know, after 27 years, it's really a truly live in america daily and watching, i realize that 27 years ago, even as a prime minister, you know, a country in a war with america, at that time i knew nothing about about the system, the society, the way of thinking, nothing. so i think that -- the lack of understanding from american and from other friends, that the key of why big and good intention to help other, people don't love you or like you. and i think today more than in the past, american will have a big and very difficult role to play because never before human history that you have one country that become the sole and the true powerful, economic and military, america is the sole leader of the whole world today. so wha

moving to america and in the n.f.l. the pittsburgh steelers have made level with baltimore at the top of the a.f.c. north of the holding of a fierce fight back from divisional rival cincinnati to win twenty seven twenty one the steelers what twenty points up it's twenty seven seven for the bangles battled back to full court touchdowns and are six in two in the division cincinnati a bottom topping out of five games in the right. meanwhile the dallas cowboys have five coach wade phillips following the team's heavy forty five seven defeat to green bay that was their fist defeat in a row and only one once in a match is going to soften the worst start since one thousand nine hundred six coach jason garrett now takes charge obviously this is a very difficult decision from a tame and our organization. we're grateful to wade and his contributions to the cowboys leading us to two division titles in his first three seasons with club. we also clearly understand we're not where we want to be it is time imagine understatement. stayi

we're beginning a new study on manufacturing in america called manufacturing in america 2.0. and as i talk to people about this, not on campus but you have a campus, there's a bimodal response. half the people say-- and these are intelligent people-- "america doesn't do manufacturing anymore." and the other people "this is the most important thing for the nation." and i'm in that latter category. i mean, we are the largest manufacturing nation on earth to this day and many people have somehow gotten the idea that we don't do manufacturing. >> rose: all the jobs have gone overseas. that's the theory. >> and it represents a smaller fraction of g.d.p. than it used to. but the fact is we make 20% of manufactured goods in the world. we are a great manufacturing nation. we need to be a better manufacturing nation. >> rose: there's this question that if, in fact, you want to have a future you have to invest in the future. you know? and that's one idea. are we getting that or is that slipping away, the investment on the part not just from just your endowments but in terms of where th

there are 128,000 chinese studying in america tonight, and that's 30% higher than last year. >> america is, you know, johnny and suzie can't read but billy just created new ipod apps. we have to get more rigorous on the whole. they want to get more creative. i would rather have our problem than theirs. >> for american students, they don't have so much pressure. they just, like, oh, this is my hobby, or i like this, i want to do this. so, maybe i can try this. they don't have a very specific goal, like chinese students. >> reporter: but in china, hundreds of millions do have a specific goal and a whole family, whole country pushing them to the finish line. so much hope. but before we leave this subject, there is one note of reality we want to introduce. even in china, with this economy, there are thousands and thousands of brand new university graduates who can't get jobs. and here, they're called the ant tribe. look at the pictures. these are some of the millions of college graduates in china, pushing and shoving their way onto city buses, beginning the grueling commute to the city to h

at new america, it is funny, we are a nonprofit institute. when all the kids were sitting there, i wanted to say, who wants to work at a think tank when they grow up? i am sure there and would have shot up in the air. at new america, we are lucky because we get to advance good policy. specifically, we want to move forward big ideas that really break out of the traditional, left-right way of approaching things. we think this is one of those ideas. again, we are just excited. we are going to work with everyone here to make sure the account is an effective tool as it can be, for kids as well as parents. and we will help other cities who are interested in this approach, make it happen. i think this will also drive and informed some policy innovation. we are seeing it at the state level and at the national level. there is a bipartisan bill to create a savings account for all americans. with that, i will wrap it up. [applause] >> thank you. i know we have taken a lot of your time. i think we have a couple more minutes. if there was just a question