good to see you. your the c.e.o. s making so much money with so much unemployment? guest: well, my c.e.o. clients are in the going to appreciate this, but i think it is shameful. i really do. the results, the corporate profits, are up 41 percent in 2010, and earnings are up, and c.e.o. s obviously should be rewarded for a job well done and a very difficult economy. and turbulent times. that said, when you look at some of the top crow s c.e.o. s who are making $30 million or $40 million or $50 million when the average american worker makes just over $40,000, manage is out of sync. shepard: and they figured out to get the corporate profits up and to make the businesses hum better without so many employees, so, they are able to trim the workforce and that is probably good for the
operation like that. he is a very empty emotional man and talked about it with great emotion and how it pains him and how much the nation is appreciative. a heavyweight it is. and i am sure this felt it. chris: absolutely and the picture in the situation recommend as the mission was going down on sunday it is iconic picture, all of the people looking at the screen and the president seated in the corner and people talk about george h.w. bush being composed and this president is reserved and you can see on the face of every person in that room this was a moment of high tension and great drama and you could see they are wearing their emotions on their faces. shepard: when the one helicopter went down and they had to blow part of it, i
that was inhabited where they watched the cummings and going at the compound and i spoke to our photographer on the ground there and he said what is interesting is on three sides there are fields and the closest house is 100 yards away. and you did not have any way of looking into the compound so that safe house would have been watching, say, who came and went from the compound. they would not have had a direct view into the compound. shepard: thank you, from the pentagon. while you were speaking, we got further information from the taliban in afghanistan. this is more information on the statement they sent out. the afghanistan taliban say the death of their leader, osama bin laden, will only serve to boost morale in the in surgent ranks and encourage them in the war against the united states and our nato allies. this statement came out a short time ago by e-mail to news organizations and the taliban indicate the death of the leader will give us new impetus to the
the helicopters on the historic mission and members of the air force who provided key support thanking them, all, for their parts in the daring and successful and historic mission. shepard: we will be right back. chris wallace is in washington, dc watching with us after the big night at the debate, something about heroin, i m not sure. but, chris, some of the defactors detractors call this a victory lap but it seems right to make the military feel part of this. they are. guest: and people are there in the crowd i am sure at fort campbell who have been on multiple missions to iraq and afghanistan, and who have suffered the loss of close friends and who have spent years away from their family. what better than for the commander in chief to come and thank them for their role and whether someone was directly