front runner? thanks andrea. my wife thought i sounded better as a baritone. here i have bronchitis to prove it. my voice will be back in fighting condition in a few short hours. andrea, this is a critically important moment in our nation s history. and i believe that the person will be the next president will combine three very important elements. one is someone who have been this the private sector and understands the fragility and magic of the free enterprise system. we need ocreate jobs. two, sun who s been a governor with a track record to prove it. someone who s taken their state in terms of job creator in the united states. and number three is someone who knows something about this complex and confusing environment called the world. it s not going to become any less confusing. i ve been an ambassador for my country three times. these are the elements that we need. that s the only way the republican party will be able to regain the big tent broach just as ronald reaga
for everybody to wreck together. thank you. thank you. when porsche have to go vote, so i hope you can be patient because they want to hear testimony and ask questions. we have for both come at one now which is almost over. [inaudible conversations] okay, we are ready. we ll move onto.are brown and then if you have any else, dr. trained to look to that later. i want to be sure we get everyone in because we won t have us again, but we ve got enough time that we should be fine for the rest of this hearing hopefully. let s move on to dr. brown,.professional at george washington university and the author of numerous books on your politics. he teaches courses on middle eastern politics as well as more general courses on comparison politics and international relationships. dr. brown, we appreciate your being here today. please go ahead. thank you very much madam chairman and members of the set many. thank you for inviting me to testify today on the muslim brotherhood. as
they make it sound like they said let him leave. he put together a budget program and put together the kind of balance. he made clear it was a down payme payment. i think the bipartisan deal that gave tax cuts to working americans, include pg a payroll tax holiday that is helping americans deal every week with higher gas prices would not have been reached without president deb shal leadership. what he decided he did not want to do was draw some lines when he felt at the time that the best way to approach it was to calm for a conference thank you for your kindness. it s my turn next. thank you. i don t have anymore scheduling events to announce at time what is that end game for him in terms of getting something through congress? his desire prohibits me from laying out his strategy from the podium before he s given his speech. we ll continue to fill in details and how se approaching it, in the days going forward. one, he is engaged on this virtually everyday sduring thi
institute and moderated by fox news political analyst juan williams. this panel is 90 minutes. by omar wassau, daisy kahn, lillian rodriguez lopez and sunny garr. this is a tremendous opportunity to talk about the changes taking place in america on several levels. we just heard a bit on the shifts because of the census report that finds more and more diversity in terms of racial composition of the society, more and more challenges in terms of how race interacts with economics and class in american society and something the professor didn t mention is a high percentage of young people in american society, i think the core of the population under 18, and increasingly what s fascinating to me is increasingly those young people are not only minority but are of mixed race and bringing different racial perspectives, different ethnic, different religious perspectives to what had previously been a black-white conversation in america. that conversation is now quite different than it s
fourth straight day after the burning of a koran by the pastor of a small and some say fringe church in florida. today an afghanistan policeman shot and killed two nato soldiers on a training mission as hundreds of people were there and turned on the streets and blocked a main highway to kabul. more than 20 people have been killed since the protests began on friday with thousands of angry demonstrators attacking a u.n. building and murdering four armed guards and three staffers. the man at the center of this is the pastor terry jones who sparked a global outrage last year with threats of burning a koran. jones and his group recently held a mock trial and they found the koran guilty which led to the burning on march 20th. the u.s. commander in afghanistan, general david petraeus, condemned the burning in the strongest of terms saying it presents a security threat and endangers u.s. troops in afghanistan. daisy kahn is executive director of the american society for