one is an ohio state buckeye fan. to the phone 25 oppose fast track. but let me say this. the 2006 2,008, 2,010 2,012 2014 election is all about economics. make no mistakes. the anxiety that people feel all across the country these issues have decimated the middle class in the united states of america. if we want as democrats to connect with those voters would need to talk about the issues they care about. we are duly elected, the ones on the ground with a steel mill closes. hugging wives and kids that have lost their jobs making 50 60 70 $80,000 per year. not ask our opinion. we are the ones whether it is intellectual property in california we are the ones on the front lines seeing the negative effects. we should be considered and we see the positive effects when we put tariffs a billion-dollar steel mill in youngstown ohio. that is what can happen in the united states if we stand up and have fair trade there is a reason why the public unions are up on this a reason why teac
is higher than you get on the chicago councils broad question of should the u.s., is it better for the u.s. to be involved in world affairs are to stay out of world world affairs? i think their latest result was about one third said stay out. the 7% majority. why do we take a couple more. over here in the front. thanks very much. i am here at mitchell. shibley when i listen to the results of your work i m struck by the distinction and it makes me think about the distinction of what people think as opposed to how they think about the questions you pose. and thinking back to the first of these two sessions the israeli palestinians conflict when he spoke about one of the ways to distinguish is the people who look at this very human right s lands and they people who look at it very national interest lands. if the glasses you wear human interest classes you saw the israeli-palestinian situation you tended to see the one light and if you were at the national interest classes
c-span: denny hastert, author of, speaker, what`s the granby roll? guest: the granby roll is a move in wrestling that you can score from the bottom. not many people do it. and it`s good in wrestling, it`s probably good in politics, too. if you can score when you`re on the bottom and keep winning, that`s what it`s all about. c-span: where does the name granby come from? guest: granby high school in norfolk, virginia. they were the instigator coach by the name of bill martin was instigated it and taught it. and it kind of passed through the east coast. i picked it up in the midwest, and it was one of our trademarks. c-span: when was the last time you were in a high school classroom, teaching? guest: probably was about a year or two ago. i try to go back to my district and talk in a classroom from time to time. actually, teaching as a teacher, the last time i did it was 1981 c-span: and what were you teaching? guest: i was teaching economics, history, government. i
besides, they do have substantially different responsibilities. we need a small numbers with highly trained and experienced people. when you think about the heroes of our profession, charles bolin were people from that era after world war ii georgia, these were individuals whose careers were assiduously cultivated and studied russian and get critical assignments and were advisers to roosevelt and atkinson and george washington. we we didn t create these people by the hundreds. they were created by the dozens. i think that is still true. i i mean, i could name for you even now i had a i had a pretty good idea of who the best psychologists were in a state department and you the best russian experts were in the best latin america experts. you get to know who they are in the intelligence community, who the best analysts are because there analysis bubbles up to the pres. and the pres. s daily brief brief and they get to sometimes come in brief the president themselves. there is so
i don t think if it was, i would have said so. i think as pressure is brought to bear on that group, we will increasingly seek to leave. our estimates that are half of south africa s white middle classes have foreign residents rights if they choose to exercise those rights. you say why are we there. every individual will have to talk for themselves, but certainly i think my colleagues and many others want it to be a success and want to be an influence in allowing it to be successful because while it s turning against us, those upside scenarios remain within reach for south africa and we re not going to die wondering what would have happened had we as a think tank not committed every resource we possibly had to reform. if it s going to go down then it s going to go down in a fact. and unfortunately the trends are starting to turn against us. the gentleman i m pointing at. thank you. i m piter justin, the ceo of a company called five plus. we focus on growing entrepreneursh