chinese where the annual income is $5,000 a year. one of the billion chinese millionaires helping the family. and u.s. real estate recover from the process. bret? bret: william la jeunesse in los angeles. thank you. still ahead get ready to open your wallet again. we will tell you what you will be paying for like it or not. first, will egypt s new president pay the price for a power grab?
president will win colorado. it will be close. people have to work hard. but his forward looking vision appeals to com coalians. women, hispanics and the young vote. i need get into foreign policy with you. do you agree with the lack of leadership and the fact is front and center in a huge fray concerning yemen? syria, egypt, and at odds with israel right now. the president has led in the middle east. this administration is built on the work of the two brprevious
because if they pull back now, i think what it can do is create a vacuum and create even more instability. things like this do happen. but i to think there is a distinction right now between what s going on in egypt and this yemen and what we saw in libya. you look at that as an attack specifically with rpgs, wheres as in the other two countries is a lot of people on the ground who are upset on a religious issue. at least president obama is making the distinction here between it not being islam and it being these more conservative or extremist elements. and i think that is really critical. as we talk about in our morning editorial meeting, a lot of us are surprised at the demonstrations that we see and how close that they are getting to our embassies as we talk about in yemen. and let s remind everybody what happened in october of 2000, the u.s. cole coal bombing where we
weakness, whether it be unraveling in iraq, the tragedy in syria, the tensions with israel and the afghan situation unraveling. jack, how do you respond is this should americans feel partially responsible for what s happening in the middle east in because we injected ourselves in to pushing for change there, but may not be following through when it comes to the leadership. and basically nation building. well, part of the problem the americans have always had is we talk about doing something and then we pull back after the fact. we can go back into 980s and afghanistan. certainly my former employer was involved in that issue. but we can go back again and again. i think to highlight what mr. sanger was talking about, let s think about the egyptians. our number one ally in the region was the israellys. we paid them more than anybody else. number two was the egyptian. so contempt bllate what it mean. the americans need to be continue to be involved here
administrations. there s violence that pops up periodically, but i disagree with senator mccain. and i want to return to what ought to be at the heart of our discussion right now, which is we ought to condemn these murders of ambassador stevens and our state department personnel, we ought to stand with the personnel who put themselves at risk all over the world to project our values and our world view. of course the military is also in that role. i serve on the armed services committee and then we ought to call on these governments in egypt and yemen to ensure that our embassies are protected. that s where our focus ought to be. let s let the politics in at the water s edge and keep faith with that long time ethic, if you will, of the american political system. senator, sir, thanks for taking time out for us. look forward to doing it again. could there be a break through in the teachers strike in we ll take you to chicago and talk more about this. and what do you think about it?