these people just say, well, act american, and don t apologize. what s that got to do with this? the question, by the way, was what do we do? good point. you know, you see in those faces, there s a lot of hate and a lot of fear, and there s december i mean there s not a lot of newspaper reading in that crowd. i m sorry. they re not wrestling with the issues. there s also a lot of political leaders stoking that, because keeping your supporters, not just opposing the head of the party, the president of the united states, but fearing him and fearing him in a very deep way is powerful politically, so there s a responsibility that goes all the way up the chain. across the country. i think everybody likes to play innocent. we are not innocent. the united states has to make deals with different leaders around the world, sometimes we make it for oil, bob, sometimes we do it to help israel, our friend. we make all kinds of deals. sometimes we make it with people who maybe shouldn t be
those countries. some of those laiders are paracytical. we know that. they weren t elected by the people. for us to say it s somehow all we have to do is love america and we can solve our problems is not accurate. we have to think through these deals that were made and figure out the right ones we re proud of and are essentially to our interests, and then try to work our wait through the tricky stuff. i had two problems with what we just heard. one was the question. we don t get to decide whether egypt is going to deal with the muslim brorp. the government has actually talked with them for years and years at the same time they have suppressed them. secondly, we don t run egypt. the president has done a very good jock of walking a very fine line, trying to achieve change, but at the same time not go down into kay on the. when you listen to these people, you know why the republican party is going to fall off the far right edge when it nominates a presidential candidate in 2012.