last night. the most popular name for presidents of the united states, james. yeah, very solid. johns. i don t know how many more baracks there ll be after this one, but time will tell. that is the other interesting point. are we changing? is our society changing? we have barack obama as president, beyonce, that s a very unusual name. we had condoleezza rice, oprah, so are we sort of breaking out of that judging people and their success by their name? well, i think it s also we re picking very successful people with their names also. i think there are plenty of people who have very odd names that aren t successful. we met a guy who named his kid possum in georgia. is possum going to be that successful? i don t know if possum s going to break out and be the next big thing. but who knows. that s hilarious. you had this personal decision yourself. i did. i have a son who is 3 1/2, and we had a lot of discussions about what to name him. we chose a family name. it was my great
you can call it homophobia but part of the debate there some argue we separate the sexes in the baracks for good reason, go out on leave, whatever they mix among the jepders and they have whatever sex they enjoy or whatever, they certainly have romance and attraction, but the way they separate people attracted to each other is they put them in different barracks do you have to make any kind of adjustments once you have open service for gay focus, gay people as well? your thoughts, katherine? just leave the military conduct requirements exactly the way they are? i mean, absolutely. i think we have uniform code of military justice and we have regulations already in police to regulate conduct and if there s a problem, we are going to address it it s under no circumstances is it okay for, you know, a senior to be in a relationship with a subordinate or two roommates. so, fraternization rules would just have to be strictly enforced? for example, off drill instruct they re may obviousl
election and just the string of suicide bombings. i mean, appearing to act with the same kind of immunity they did before the surge. how is it that you are still so positive about this? i m going bogg ask you, ambassador crocker. you seem to be playing down this violence which is taking so many lives right now. crocker. you seem to be playing down this violence which is taking so many lives right noambassador crocke you seem to be playing down this violence which is taking so many lives right nocrocker. you seem to be playing down this violence which is taking so many lives right now. we have seen too many episodes of this in the past, seen my time in iraq, seen as al qaeda shifted from attacks on civilian populations to aracks on iraqi government ministries, now seem to be shifting back to attacks on the civilian population. they are horrific. clearly it has to be an imperative for the iraqis and ourselves to crack these networks and bring the violence down but what we have seen rep
and full of opportunity. bathtub. yes, all the comfort of home. dusty, hot, humid, barren, cold. we have didn t have walls within each bar baracks so we were hanging up walls to separate bedroom. if you thought a rubber coat was called your home, so be it. propaganda films produced by the government to justify internment for the american public showed images like this one. happy children waving from trains. they didn t show the devastated adults who knew their lives would be changed forever. meanwhile, anti-japanese sentiment was spreading like wildfire across the country. racist posters were