opportunity here to share with these who are hurting. greta: sometimes it is dissaysing. horrible tragedies, natural disaster, the hurricane in january. there s a huge outpouring and a big rush. now we are almost one year later. there has been progress, but we ve gotten violence in the streets. essentially no government. a lot of aid ed hasn t arrived. there s now a cholera outbreak. it is somewhat disappointing. a lot of aid that was planned ended up not where it should be on the frontlines where helping people, unfortunately. but, what we are seeing now is for instance with samaritan s purse. we see those who are committed to the cause. they are still here, still helping. i think they need the word out there that they are still in dire need here. they want that assistance, via materials, people, resources, to help them complete the m here. that s restoration of really
terms of from private providers. that s how they fund this programíoof theirs. now, the funding mechanism, the center pole of the tent is gone. they have no way to finance this. so, the federal government is going to have to go back to the drawing board on that. hopefully, we ll get a more comprehensive review by the new congress and get some real health care reform that will put consumers in control and not add more and more power to government, a direction we ve been going for 45 years without much positive outcome. greta: sir, thank you. now what, could the decision in virginia spell huge trouble for the feds in the health care lawsuits? florida attorney general mccollum is fighting the feds, he s here, next. you want the inside story? in minutes, you go to haiti with governor sarah palin and reverend franklin gram. this is good or maybe it is
this most beautiful area of the globe. greta: president obama asked presidents bush and clinton to be his representative here. just to give some idea of how bad in is, president clinton wanted to come down. reverend graham told me, president clinton wanted to come a couple of days ago, it is so dangerous, the secret service and i assume the united states government said no. that is unfortunate that someone of his stature can be here to send that message to the world that there s still help needed. as we are driving around and seeing the armed guards out of the corner of our eye as we pass by. that s an illustration of the turmoil, the political unrest that is here. greta: interesting, it looks a little like kabul, afghanistan the little i ve soon of that. it looks like a war has been through or is ongoing. that s natural disaster and
money and win the election so we have control of the house. i m looking forward to referring to mr. boehner as speaker boehner. greta: i think the second criteria that i would look for if i were picking a chairman, money. what is the bottom line right now? you any money? we do. greta: how much you got? our last cash on hand, the beginning of december, another report in january to reflect a longer period from december 2nd to january 17th, or so about 3 1/2, 4 million cash on hand. greta: what did you have when you assumed the reins? we had 20 something and raised another 89. greta: how much did you have two years ago when you became chairman? after the 08 election there was money transfered from the mccain campaign after the election. about 20 some million.
they don t have much. the babies don t have diapers. the kids done have much. yet they have smiles and looking around for i think for some little bit of compassion that the rest of us can provide. greta: quite sobering. sobering, puts things in perspective, reminds us as americans who have so much, we were put on this earth to reach out and help those who are less fortunate. greta: this is where a number of women are cleaning their clothes. i can t emphasize how serious the water problem is in haiti for cholera. you can imagine how we look at this and we see them washing clothes that are dirty in the water. we see people drippinging this water. they are working hard here to get their clothes clean. but this is not an ideal situation. if you notice, they wash their feet, they take bats, they they take baths, they watch their clothes. churn don t wear diapers which