garlique. >>> well, let's continue our conversation with cnn analyst roland martin and dr. is the chief medical officer for concentra medical centers, we're talking about the new health care reform creating unexpected jobs. hey, roland, since i promoted you, i'll promote you. what is the name of your new book? >> it's called "the first black president, barack obama's road to the white house." it's my coverage of the historic journey of him obviously going from state senator to u.s. senator to the presidency. the book and dvd all packaged in one. >> all right, very good. roland, you've been sort of taking these very interesting, i mean it in the best way, peripheral views of health care, in other words, not just the big mainstream view that everybody is talk about. but let's get back to brass tacks here, we're talking about a number of people in america who do not have health care prior to this bill and are using emergency services, the emergency room, for what you might think of as, you know, primary health care. at the same time, they don't need perhaps access to the fanci

i just want to point out, roland martin, our own contributor has a brand new book out. a book with a lot of pictures and you have a dvd in here, the whole nine yards. >> i want to know if roland put the dvd of the two of us dancing after -- >> no, no, no. on the dvd is my interview with the president and michelle obama. there are photos in the book of the two of us. >> i believe i'm involved a little bit there. i think they'll see all of us getting into a little bit of music. >> it really was a moment. >> thanks very much. >>> it's one of the most strange meetings we could remember for a world leader, a friend of the united states, an ally of the united states visiting the white house. just what happened when net >>> let's go right back to jack for "the cafferty file." jack? >> the question this hour is why do americans keep voting the same politicians into office if we disapprove of the job they're doing? and we do disapprove, according to all the polls. alex writes, when more people vote on "american idol" than in our elections, it's not the people keep voting the sam