>> i cannot believe that you did that. >> sean: you are blaming me! >> i can't believe it. >> sean: all right. that's all the time. i need the football -- >> i apologize again. >> sean: we all apologize. or everybody. >> we all apologize. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: tonight, a public beating. outrage over the gsa colossal abuse of taxpayer money reaches capitol hill. congress finally opening its eyes to what is going on. there was yelling and screaming about the gsa lavish trips to vegas, hawaii and palm springs, all at the expense of you, the taxpayers. then, silence. the organizer of the $800,000 plus vegas conference pleading the fifth. >> did you approve funding for the 2010 western regional conference? >> mr. chairman on the advice of my counsel i respectfully decline to answer based on the fifth amendment constitutional privilege. >> a few more. mr. neely, what was the original budget for that conference?

>> mr. chairman, on the advice of my counsel, i respectfully decline to answer based on my fifth amendment constitutional privilege. >> mr. neely are you currently employed by the gsa as federal employee? >> on the advice of my counsel i respectfully decline to answer based on my fifth amendment constitutional privilege. >> greta: jeffrey neely stonewalling didn't stop the lawmakers from giving him and other dsa officials a tongue lashes. listen to this. >> mr. neely, they believe they they were agency royalty, using taxpayer funds to bankroll the lavish lifestyle. they disregarded one of the most basic tenets of government service. it's not your money. it's the taxpayer money. >> and the $68,000 spent on yearbooks.

do you believe mr. neely thought that was his money? >> i don't know what he was thinking. >> do you think it is your money? whose money is that? >> it's the taxpayers' money. >> tell me about results.gov. you highlight it as a great accomplishment of the gsa. what does it do? >> the results.gov among other online websites allows federal government employees as well as u.s. citizens to look at and access data about their government. >> so when i talk in www.results.gov why does it come up blank? >> i don't know, sir. >> mr. robertson, you are the chief of staff. >> i'm unfamiliar with the results.gov website. >> this is the disconnect. you are the chief of staff, she is a former administrator and sites a handful of great accomplishments of the gsa and you don't even know what it is? >> the notion you have to spend $800,000 to exchange ideas is laughable.

perhaps criminal. the part that gals me the most is the hypocrisy of gsa not even following its own damn rules. you are so quick to make everyone else follow the rules and you can't follow your own rules. >> let me tell you, as a guy who has only been here 14 months, thank god some of us are here now. because apparently you folks made a career out of spending taxpayer money. have got some kind of a magic shield and staying inside this bubble that allows you to do those things without any, any feeling of wrongdoing. >> greta: did the house oversight and government reform committee get answers? chairman darrell issa joins us. nice to see you. >> thank you for having me on. yes, we did get answers. >> greta: this is hard not to think it's moose used with the taxpayer money.

>> kelly understands the tough business. he ran for congress anyway because he felt like there needed to be a change in washington. he talked about bonus entitl entitlement. he saw there was no answer to questions even from the opening statement. >> greta: we talk about bonuses. last year, the gsa debated whether to give neely, the man in the suit, some are more used to seeing him in a bathtub, but we'll get to that in a second. bonus for job performance. granted $9,000 bonus over objection of one administrator. clearly the administrator. >> the outgoing administrator doesn't understand that you don't have an entitlement. when you have clear misconduct and a strong suspicion of misspending. >> greta: this is not

misspending. you know what? it isn't. it's so much more than that. here is a good example. david foley, gsa official who was captured on video joking about the agency spending at 2010 conference. he said he did not know the over-the-top expenses were paid for with the government money. who does he think was paying for that? >> clearly what we know now that neely and others in fact stole money. they used money that had to be used personally, implied to some people it was personal but used gsa credit cards for a number of expenses. the important thing here is what you saw, existing people on the full payroll, not answering questions or answering them as though they did nothing wrong. this is part of the culture that every president inherits that the reason we give political appointees the opportunity to work is they're supposed to bring about that change, control and reform. that is what hasn't happened in this agency for last three years. >> greta: jeffrey neely not

did he get $9,000 bonus he is on the payroll. >> he will make $179,000 a year until he is determinenated which could be a long time. >> greta: what does it take to terminate him? >> hopefully indictment and conviction. it seems short of that, this administrator and hopefully not the next implies you can't get rid of the people any other way. that is why we asked, in no uncertain terms are you going to be able to make changes or do we have to make changes in the statute? including the idea that somebody could absolutely, the proof is clear. this individual won't retire and in fact when we called him to testify, we the taxpayers pay for him to come from san francisco. because he still current employee. >> greta: it's probably at the ritz carlton, too, here in d.c. >> i hope that the gsa found the best rate and -- >> this is appalling. it's so appalling you laugh in horror. >> this is something. every member of my committee on my side of the aisle is a volunteer. every member of my committee

chose to be on our committee as the committee that oversees waste, fraud and abuse. greta you held me account able few days ago when you said why didn't you know? >> greta: what is the answer? >> because i.g. didn't inform us. the current statute doesn't require him to inform us, but historically we have been informed. >> greta: that doesn't make sense. okay, maybe hisser to click he doesn't have to tell you -- historically he doesn't have to tell you. but the inspector general, what is his job? hide it? >> the amazing thing is, the chief of staff robertson informed a lawyer at the white house in may of last year. so the problem was he informed staff who informed the white house who said they did quick action. very clearly a year passed and it wasn't until the eve of this becoming public they began taking action. >> i have here april 13, 2012, three letters. quick action. three days ago from the acting

commissioner, one is to robert peck saying he owe dollars 1,069 for a party he held in his room at the "m" resort. glenda carroll, the commissioner says it's unconscionable the taxpayers bear the cost her face personal party. one to jeffrey neely three days ago. the quick action was three days ago saying he owes $2 ,717.0 # fo717.09 for a party. another one for personal expenses at the resort. it took three days ago to figure it out? >> more importantly, this is a fraction. the buying of gifts and giving them to people. the so-called bicycle thing where they bought the bicycles and then proceeded to have a catered event to give them to the poor as though they were being given by the individuals rather than you, the taxpayers. i will tell you, mr. peck and others haven't seen the last of it. he will be before and his issues will be before the sub committee tomorrow with jeff

denham. i have to tell you. there is a lot more that has to be fixed at gsament we only had so much time. this is only the first of what will be many hearings. >> greta: are you going to make a call to the justice department to open a criminal investigation? >> we expect the i.g. referral to be acted on. i will tell you -- >> greta: the referral has been made to justice. >> the referral has been made. i.g. will follow up on it. so will we. we expect to have the criminal indictment. the i.g. has done a good job to make a case for number of items that go beyond the repayment. remember, the important thing is change. these individuals if we're lucky in a relatively short period of time will be dismissed. under the current law they will be dismissed for 30 years worth of retirement and go on to something else. how do we change this at 24 agencies? i wrote 23 additional letters to other agencies asking that they give us a breakdown similar to the gsa on their conferences. because this is one of many areas. >> greta: one way to change is handcuffs go on somebody.

we have the perp walk and you see someone -- i mean when you have -- look, you have an obligation not to steal taxpayers' money. you know, when it's so blatant when you do things that are so over the top. $820,000 for a party. we didn't even get to the fact they had one for the interns in palm -- some resort. >> for that matter five people flying out for five days for a five-minute ribbon cutting but enjoying their family vacation in hawaii. you know, one of the things, dreta, we have to be careful in congress. we were threatened by mr. neely's attorney that he was going to try to use the d.c. bars ethic rule against our counsel, who are members of the bar for "bringing somebody who asserted they would take the fifth." i made a decision -- >> greta: whose lawyer? >> mr. burton. but he made it clear that was part of it. we went through the details. i will tell you, the d.c. bar has to ask a question, if somebody simply threatens to take the fifth, are we to

ignore that in our investigation? >> greta: i wouldn't too worried about them right now. there are other bigger fish to fry than that. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: clown, mind readers, yearbook and commemorative coin. you heard of the gsa waste of your money in vegas. now you get to see it up close. >> this is one of those examples of gsa spending, misjohnson, under the leadership, includes the conference logo and everyone was given one of these. this is apparently i'm told a black jack dealers vest. so that everybody could feel as if they are in character when they get to the conference. in addition they were given participatory directory that has everybody's picture. in it, they are assigned characters and roles. on the page i opened here, one is assigned cher. one is assigned sammy davis junior, elvis and celine dion. additional items given to people who were there including a then and now book. on las vegas signed by mr. neely, himself.

thanking them for being there. this was printed in china. the vest was made in china. they were given other party favors while they were there. all gsa spending. the taxpayers' dollars spending. they were given a coin. a commemorative coin. call it a gambling chip for this aspect. it's a commemorative coin commemorating the stimulus. >> greta: the gsa mir under president bush joins us. good evening. your thoughts about today's hearing? >> it was appalling. absolutely shocking. but shocking maybe for different reasons to me than what other americans saw. i saw the question of competence, because you saw the leader of gsa, the administrator, the chief of staff, all saying they really didn't know what was going on. they really didn't think it was their responsibility to figure out what was going on. even though after they were told it was ao kay to award bonuses to folks they knew violated the public trust. >> greta: explain to me. if i'm a regional director and

i'm going to hold a conference, do i submit a budget in advance or a bill after the fact? >> i have to tell you, you should be submitting budgets and get approvals in advance. however, it's very clear after today's hearing that the current obama administration appointee at gsa have radically departed from the procedures that were put in place at least during my time in the bush administration. >> how high up is it signed off? two is the top one, is there a cfo? >> not only a cfo but it should be the administrator. because what i put in place is a procedure where budgets are reviewed every month within the region. the commissioners review, and the regional budget and the commissioners and the regional administrators sit down with the administrator in gsa. martha johnson to review the budget. you look at the budget at many levels and you should be catching any out of bounds spending. beyond that, like dog on the bone. that's what we were doing at gsa in the bush administration. >> greta: i was surprised that the former martha johnso

johnson, she said test run -- i'm paraphrasing, for the rest of her life she will always regret she lost the appointment or something to that effect. i thought that is the least of your regret. think of what this amount of money, this culture of theft from the american people, think about that money and what it could have done to people in the country whether it's a school or firefighters. we talk about the time about firefighters and teachers being cut. we wouldn't have to if we weren't throwing lavish parties. >> incredible waste of taxpayers' dollars and no realization across the group of those interviewed by the congressmen about the waste they caused. but what was more incredit to believe me is martha johnson is she didn't seem to understand that she had completely delegated away all of her responsibilities, her statutory responsibilities for financial management, sound financial management, person managemenpersonalmanagement and.

she didn't meet with her inspector general. >> greta: as the head of an organization you can't expect her to do every staff. >> but you do have accountability and responsibility for how it's performed. >> greta: tell me. this mr. neely, when he took the fifth amendment, any thought about him? >> what i saw was that you saw a lot of the congressmen looking for, they needed to circumstance the wagon. they needed to pin this on someone. by jeff neely, a career, senior executive service employee taking the fifth, that was the person they were going to pin it on. so to cordon off the white house from my blame. i don't think they succeeded because congressman issa did get to the point that the white house knew and knew for 11 months and took no action. >> greta: how do you get rid of a government employee? >> you have to be tough. you pick up the phone and call jon barry at the o.p.m., office of personal management

and say i have a employee out of control, career employ, so it's tough. but he violated the public trust, stolen taxpayers dollars and abused really the good reputation of the agency. here is i documented it. i need you to take action on this. i need it to be immediately. >> greta: all right. >> it's very hard. you will be blamed but it's the right thing to do. >> greta: on leave and getting paid. how do you stop somebody getting paid? is that possible or do you wait, sort of presumed innocent? which in my -- i think people should be presumed innocent, but this could go on forever he is on the payroll. could t another job, i guess. >> it could be 11 months to get the report, the report seems to be final. conclusive, there was abuses and his name is on it. they should be on leave without pay. government does have the option to make someone go on leave without pay. >> greta: who makes that option? >> administrator could do it. >> greta: at gsa? >> gsa. that may justify it to the personal management, i believe. >> greta: all right. so gsa, one who is the head of

gsa now, acting head is the one two decided he would be on leave with pay? >> no, i believe martha johnson may have done it, again, in my mind, another example of her delegating that responsibility. in other words, there is a lot of ducking and dodging going on here. at some point you have to stand tough. you have to say this is wrong. i will not tolerate it. bonus is a perfect example. >> greta: what took the inspector general so long? >> that is an excellent question. one would like to see if you were proactive on these things and alerted folks in advance you could stop the abuse from happening. stop the waste of taxpayer money. yes, they sent out letters to recover funds, but that is only few thousand dollars. when you talk about million that was wasted on one of them. by the way, what has happened in the subsequent 11 months? >> i would like to look at the inspector general. we're lucky the inspector general isn't a firefighter. the place would have burned down with a family inside by now with the speed of which this happened. >> i think we have to be concerned because he did say at one point, quietly, he did

say he was looking in to other mismanagement of funds. he was looking in bribes, potential kickbacks. the problem is if it took 11 months on a conference that was a no-brainer don't do it, it was wrong, i worry about how long it would take to uncover the rest. >> greta: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead, would you like to see gsa jeffrey neely naked? well, stand by. yes, the gsa's jeffrey neely may not be talk about what happened in vegas but the picture is worth 1,000 words. neely won't be happy about what the personal photos are telling the world. also, what's wrong with our government? now the secret service gone wild. the prostitution scandal growing more embarrassing by the minute. what were the secret service agents doing when president obama was heading to one of the world's most dangerous countries? the latest fallout from the colombia trip coming zap technology. departure.

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>> greta: it's bad enough the gsa blew through almost a million dollars of your money at a vegas convention, but it's worse than that. the spending spree actually started months earlier. the gsa holding two scouting trips, five off-site planning meeting and a dry run. now proof is in the pictures. regional commissioner jeffrey neely photos show him and his

wife enjoying a luxury hotel suite in a scouting trip. johnson strong was at today's gsa hearing and joins us. that picture in the bathtub is -- i guess career of, there is an ad run on tv where people in bathtub in the yard. so i guess he has a second career. that is stunning. >> embarrassing. put a lot of himself on the internet. today he was more circumspect. >> his wife put that up on a google plus page. >> yeah. on a site. now it's come out to the world. >> do we know if that was paid for, the luxury thing, with his wife in vegas, paid for by the gsa? >> right. yeah. the photos were taken on one of the six preplanning trips that he made out to las vegas. cost $136,000 for the preplanning trip. >> greta: there is a trip that the gsa paid for, for interns. what was that?

>> we are learning there it wasn't just one las vegas conference. abuses in a large number of conferences and one has come to the attention of the congressional investigators, conference for 120 interns and couple dozen senior officials in palm springs at a resort and spa. >> greta: interns? >> interns. yeah. >> greta: i actually went online to look at the hotel. to see where they are sending the interns. look at the hotel, pull it off the internet. relax, rejuvenate or rebillfy. which is good. you can have a blend of retro contemporary and hot sophistication. if you go to this hotel. that is what we're paying for. the riviera in palm springs for intern and executives. >> yeah. it sounds very relaxing. i would probably enjoy a trip there. >> greta: i'm looking for that, too. i laugh in horror. now we are learning, pieces of

it there may be investigation in bribery and kickbacks. >> one of the things that the inspector general revealed at the hearing today, he has ongoing investigations in to bribery and potential kic kickback. the details about the investigation are not clear. no clear who but bribing whom. more on the story. >> did he refer back to justice? he is not a prosecutor. bribery and kickbacks, those are crimes. it stems from the government. taxpayer money, that is a crime as well. bribery kickback, refer it to justice? or is he doing that himself? >> we don't know what referred to justice. except from it's under the scope of the investigation that he published on april 2. that report did not include kickback. >> any suggestion he dragged his feet about the report to neely? >> inspector general? >> no. >> greta: how did the white

house learn about it so soon? >> chief of staff at gsa is former top aide to then senator barack obama. so he is close and tight with some of the white house aides. he revealed at the hearing today shortly after he learned about this scandal he told a lawyer at the white house about it. >> he tipped off the white house instead of referring it to the justice department. >> no, he was involved in what was -- wasn't involved in the investigation. gave a heads up. >> greta: cozy relationship. they're all spending their money, they are chatting about it behind our backs. >> right. >> greta: jonathan, thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up, drinking and cavorting with prostitutes doesn't leave much time to protect the life of president in dangerous foreign country. secret service agents now in very, hot water. latest news about that is next. also, first it was texts from hillary. now secretary of state is creating a new media sensation. what is she doing now? you will see for yourself. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition?

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excessive drinking and bringing prostitutes to their hotel. ed o'keeffe from the "washington post" joins us. what is the latest? >> we know 11 secret service agents had their security clearance revoked pending investigation of the situation. the pentagon now says at least five military officials who were part of this group that was putting together the summit are involved. and are probable more. they reviewed the surveillance tapes from wednesday night when it went down at a hotel in cartagena and now a few more are likely involved in the situation. you have an investigation ongoing. and lawmakers now saying that they will keep tabs on the investigation. and help to learn whatever happened. >> greta: the secret service traditionally has been one of the services we're most proud of. >> yep. >> greta: important job to protect the first family and other important jobs. it's appalling, both from the sense of security of the president and also the scandal in a foreign country that we look so essentially immoral. i realize prostitution is legal in colombia, but still, the idea that we look like

we're party animals. >> still, legal in colombia, but the secret service policy is when you are overseas as agent you follow the u.s. law. prostitution is illegal. they have broken the code of conduct, personal conduct. that is part of the reason why for now they are on leave. likely a few of the guys are going to lose their job. they jeopardized security. jeopardize security zone they were establishing for the president. they brought four nationals to their hotel rooms. they potentially exposed information. we just don't know that at this point. we learn tonight one of my colleagues down there stayed behind in colombia and has been able to speak to those involved and some agents paid $60 to owners of what is called a club, a strip club in the industrial part of cartagena to bring two women back to their rooms. in the morning, what set off the whole situation is that one of the women refused to leave without being paid an additional $170 by one of the agents who disputed payment. they had a bit of a disagreement. he eventually paid the woman.

she left the hotel and colombian police by their policy had to inform the embassy they had incident with the americans. >> greta: this is almost impossible to believe. i traveled with the president and first ladies and secretary of state. different force with the state department. but i have never seen, an organization more seriousness of purpose. and realizing how important the job is. and very serious. almost humorless when you travel with them they are so serious about their jobs. this is just -- it's unspeakable. >> it is. you know, talking to some of the lawmaker who are familiar with the agency who track the stuff say there is no excuse. this is a high stress job. >> that is absolutely absurd to use that. then don't do the job. you have the most important job to protect the most po powerful and important person in the world, i don't care it's stressful. i don't. >> i'm not here to defend them. >> greta: i can't believe any n any way they make that

as an excuse. >> overall they protect the president and former presidents. protect dignitaries when they come here. this appears to be right now isolated incident. there have been suggestions that there are wheel up party when a president leave a country, the advance team still there goes out to have a party. upring off. there is a culture of that in the secret -- >> wheels up? >> wheels up and off. they go out and party. >> you said there were five military officials. how high up are military officials? >> we don't know. they are part of the 7 command, u.s. military operations in latin america. but 200 military state department, secret service, white house officials, you know, other f.b.i., whatever, are all involved in advancing one of these big trips. there were 11 secret service agents, at least five members of the military. likely more now the pentagon said today. even staff chairman dempsey said we screwed up. >> greta: screwed up? it's more than that.

if you have travelled overseas people are looking to the united states for moral leadership, whether you agree with the president or not, we don't want to humiliate the president or put the president at risk because it reflects on the rest of us. >> the white house separated itself from this. but they must upset. they knew, but the president was going to colombia for two days and would be back today. the white house hoping we go to this conference, we don't really want it to be part of the agenda right now. clearly it's important but we have an economy to worry about. go to the conference, come back and go back to talk about the economy and get re-elected. now everybody knows he went to colombia. nobody knows what he did, there because the guys there before him screwed up now. there will be months, maybe years of investigation and fall-out from this. >> are they on leave, paid leave the -- >> the way it works, whether gsa or secret service career employee you are put on administrative leave pending an investigation. investigation is completed and

these guys will either -- >> greta: so in a hotel lobby. the hotel hall rooms. halls. >> we asked, there is no timetable but i suspect this will be dealt with quickly. >> greta: maybe there will be some honor and somebody will resign instead of forcing to us do this. don't hold your breath. ed, thank you. >> good to see you. >> greta: straight ahead, is president obama foreign policy making the united states weak? ambassador john bolton says it's not defense policy to hope your adversary missiles don't work. he's on the record coming up. in a few minutes, secretary of state hillary clinton proves she is not all work and no play. her night is caught on camera and you will see the pictures in two minutes. [ male announcer ] that. right there -- reminds you

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>> greta: secretary of state hillary clinton caught on camera letting her hair down. she and president obama in colombia, but saturday night she took time out to enjoy the eck loll culture. secretary clinton stopped bay nightclub and had a beer with female staffers and hit the dance floor with her aide and body guards trying to rum bah and the salsa. secretary clinton didn't go unnoticed. she has taken heat. "new york post" dubbed her smilla -- swillary. but we think if anyone needs a night out it's secretary clinton. her night out only lasted half an hour. does she deserve a beer every now and then? go to greta wire.com right now and respond. we're back in minutes and tell us whether or not you think the secretary of state should ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life.

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>> this is a fox news alert. i'm ainsley earhardt in new york. reports out of chili of a powerful earthquake. the 6.5 magnitude quake was centered in a heavily populated area, 70 miles northwest of the capital of santiago. no word on damage or injuries at this point. there are reports that the tremor swayed and shook buildings in santiago and a nearby town for nearly a minute. power and telephone service is out in parts of the capitol. we are told that a stretch of chili's south central coast area has been evacuated as a precaution, although no tsunamis are expected. chili is very prone to earthquakes. you might remember that 8.8 off-shore quake that hit the central region in 2010. 547 people perished in that disaster. to recap, a powerful earthquake has hit chili. we will keep you posted, i'm ainsley earhardt.

back to greta. with obama is that he sees american strength as provocative. when in fact it's the exact opposite. it's american weakness that is provocative and we have a president that specializes in it. >> greta: from john bolton blasting president obama foreign policy. speaking at the nra convention. what does he mean? ambassador bolton joins us. good evening, sir. let me go straight to that sound bite we played. americans, president obama sees american strength as provocative. what do you mean by that? >> he believes the nuclear arsenal, the size of our defense forces, posture around the world. decisions whether or not to intervene in foreign crisis. are questions that aggravate the international situation

rather than calming it down. he demonstrated this again and again an again. his massive cut in the defense budget. proposals, essentially for what he calls nuclear zero. eliminating the nuclear arsenal over time. withdrawing from iraq. well before our military leaders would have advised it. saying we are going to close down operations in afghanistan. an 2014. if not before. on and on and on. all of the policy decisions demonstrate concern about the american strength. not supporting it. >> greta: i reread your speech. the nra. and you have had high praise for president reagan. you said we need a "ronald reagan approach to foreign policy." i'm curious, what would a ronald reagan approach to foreign policy be to two things? one north korea, and the other is this weekend i was in the sudan and there is ethnic cleansing being done there right now. so what would a ronald reagan foreign policy to those two

crisis? >> take north korea first. regime, prison camp for 23 million people. yet, it has the capacity to build nuclear devices. it tested two. there is speculation about a third coming up. recent ibm as a failure. it demonstrates they are on a course, determined to get a worldwide delivery capability for that nuclear weapon. i think reagan here would have looked at this problem and concluded that the only real solution is the elimination of north korea. the reunification of the korean peninsula. that's what he would have pursued had he been in office. >> greta: to the ethnic cleansing that is currently going on in the sudan? i saw with my own eyes. it's absolutely deplorable.

>> this is genocide. in recent years we've been transfixed by darfur, tragedy. protecting the religious freedom around the world was one of reagan's highest priorities. working with china. one of the problems is the china political cover for the regime. and reliance on sudanese oil. this is something he would have approached from a much tougher point of view. >> greta: the obama approach to china and the president reagan approach to china because china plays a significant role in the two regions. they are both hot spots. >> of course, the times are different now with the circumstances between the united states and china.

i think the biggest problem with the obama policy is that he doesn't have a policy. the most he does is send the secretary of the treasury to beijing to plead with the chinese to allow their currency to appreciated. i think you need a line with china that says we are going to stand up for american interest. not going to accept chinese economic distortion and global policy. >> greta: how do you actually do it in you can say that to them and they can say yes, shake their head. how do you do it? >> i think it consists largely of not buying the line that china is such an important market for the united states. we're such an important purchaser that you can assert american interest like anticompetitive behavior in chinese markets. like aggressive chinese claims in south and east china sea. like the chinese military buildup. like the chinese increase in

the nuclear and ballistic missile forces which we're not answering. one thing we need is an example of the national missile defense, which the obama administration has done everything that they could to scuttle. one of the highlights of reagan's approach. >> and your speech you, i noticed that you were critical of the president saying he talks more to the so-called enemies, people who aren't our friends than the american people about things like missile defense. >> well, ask president medvedev how we are doing on missile defense and how much more flexable president is going to be if he gets re-elected. >> greta: i didn't mean to say russia was our enemy but i meant he was our opponent. enemy is a strong word. ambassador, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead, more than 15 years after his death, rapper tupac is back in concert. how can that be? well, you will see for yourself. also, did you ever wonder what happens to your car when you leave the keys with the valet

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