Mbuland opens with a vivid image. One that is all too real for anyone living in this part of the world. A scourge of mosquitoes zoom through a swamp, a
about 10% in the last 18 years and there hasn t been any change in the earth s temperature in that period. so the evidence isn t there. secondly, the only way you stop emissions is to eliminate fossil fuel. that s going to raise dramatically the cost of our energy and that impacts all families in both of our countries, and it impacts the poorest the most because the percentage of their budget on energy is much higher than the rest. and finally, every year there is a bunch of economists that are convened in denmark, and they figure out how best to spend public money to improve the human condition. the top five are fighting aids and hiv, fighting malaria, reducing malnutrition, improving sanitation water supply and reducing the amount of water we need to grow our crops. of the top five, affecting
i m very pleased to see the leadership as the prime minister has taken on what i think we all agree is a very important issue. and given thailand s role as an emerging donor country, i m pleased that our two nations are working for development in other countries, fighting malaria along the thai border and welcome the leadership that thailand has taken in protecting wild life around the world. and it s something that thailand should be very proud of. and finally, we discussed a range of regional challenges. thailand has thwarted the cause of democracy in burma, protecting dissidents, hosting refugees and promoting reform and i very much appreciate the prime minister s insights as i prepare to visit burma tomorrow. as a founding member, thailand will play an important role in our meetings in cambodia and i especially want to thank our
and impeachment process, he has turned out to be this incredibly good guy on solving the disease he is of the world, fighting malaria, fighting aids. sure. doing all this great stuff. and an effective president. yeah. we did an editorial on our show recently about and the theme was just tell met rule, because john edwardss, for example had a child with his mistress, newt gingrich left his wife when she was on had cancer. newt gingrich did the same thing. how come john edwardss is the worst man ever and newt gingrich gets to run for president? newt gingrich has the moral compass shoot their wounded republicans next time. you know the way it works. that s why i think newt the republican party is a weirdly politically forgiving party of their own people. nixon, how many times, five times? right. and newt s back. you think he can actually win, newt? no. of course not. because first of all, people don t want to look at him. [ laughter ] for very good reason. i me
people be we went through thhc with clinton, you and i, compartmentalize and say, yeah, he is great on fiscal policy, kept us out of war, but bush, clean marriage, but a war we should have never fought? doug that but not in america. doug that in sophisticated countries. we are not one of those. we are a childish country and if somebody has their pee pee in the news it is going to be the top story for a lot of people. i mean, many people did never accepted bill clinton because they said things like if he cheats on his wife what would he do to the country, like he is going to start working for belgium instead of us. you know, they conflate cheating in your personal life or somehow being immoral. clinton has turned out to be, i was wrong overinflating it in terms with the story, did he have the problem with the law and impeachment process, he has turned out to be this incredibly good guy on solving the disease he is of the world, fighting malaria, fighting aids. sure.