perhaps not as good analysis as of trends and events as we perhaps could have had. but i wouldn t call it an intelligence failure. call it lack of imagination? lack of imagination, not being able to see what is possible. that s what they said about 9/11, right? let me turn to you the region. you mentioned, this started really with a fruit and vegetable seller in tunisia, who set himself on fire because he was arrested or his goods were taken away because he wasn t licensed, and he set himself on fire, and, boom, the tunisian government is out the door, egyptian government out the door. what s next? up next, you have to take another look at the whole region and what is the knockdown affect of this. when people start to realize they have capacity to make changes and to take command of their own lives and futures, have you a different situation than we ve had in the middle east up until now and that can happen in jordan, in can happen in syria, in algeria, and in
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possible threat or not, she s not stopping. gary joins me now. gary, the world health organization said that the outbreak of cholera has not yet reached its peak. so what s the issue? if it s going to get worse is it like the woman you spoke to, lack of knowledge about it, is it lack of information that is spread, is it lack of medical supplies or doctors? why hasn t it reached its peak? it s a combination of all the above, ali. the fact is they don t know how much more it will spread. just last week the death toll was at 3400 and now at 3 00. it s increased by more than 5% in one week alone. there s so much despair in this country and sadness particularly on this day, january 12th. right now it s 92 degrees and brilliantly sunny and the exact same weather they had here a year ago this afternoon when the hook earth shook and life changed forever. a short time ago this hotel where we ve been doing our live reports the last year, employees, 50 of them, gathered
innocenced bit. and. i don t think so. i don t think i think he knew and didn t care. didn t see the rel convenience of it. part of sit lack of coverage. and i think that was clearly the number one priority. not what happened. it seems to be so many people in this industry want to be liked and accepted and want jon stewart to like them. and you know, this is a good thing to rally to restore sanity. then, you invite a guy causing the death of an author. you know jon stewart seen as people in my generation sort of the epitome of cool. i m a fan of satire. i think he jumped a shark. by having a pro government rally which is what he did, he no longer has any credibility as a satirist, they re supposed to mock the
i m talking about businesses that create jobs and businesses that create jobs want an environment where they can create more jobs. organizations like the chamber of commerce and republican governor s association is supporting a business environment. they want lower taxes, less regulations so businesses can create new jobs. wasn t it lack of regulations on the banks that allowed the banks to precipitate the recession and deprive our country of lending and available credit? is that the deregulation you re talking about? i would argue it s the government in the form of fannie and freddie and their liberal you may argue that. if you look at the relationships between the bank and government, it s clear what has happened. what do you think of these relationships? i think you referred to the bush administration s policies as liberal. talking about liberal policies in the run-up. you had a lot of time. i ll jump in. companies and individuals in the current system can give a lot of