. >> how long would you expect people like charles schumer and american manufacturers who have lost jobs so quickly, how would you expect them to wait? >> my expectation is that they're going to be serious about the policy that they themselves have announced. now, what i am going to do is work with people like senator schumer and manufacturers who are affected by these trade imbalances, and i think we all have the same interests, and that is the united states can compete with anybody, as long as we have got an even playing field, and as i indicated in my opening remarks, we are prepared to enter into trade agreements with korea, and one of the things we discussed here is is there a way to reinvigorate the doha round, which has been stuck for a very long time? so i agree with the statement in the communique that trade can be a source of prosperity for everybody, but it has got to be a fair deal. and it is not just currency, by the way. their chinese partners about%- what they're doing with barriers, what are they doing with respect to international protection, state-owned enterprises, or

from house speaker pelosi to senator charles schumer the same political elitists who want to deny your right to protect yourself from violent criminals want to block enforcement of a law that could stop those drug cartels, kidnappers, and killers. ladies and gentleman, it has been reported that two months ago in cochise county, a rancher reported a massive drug shipment on his county. drug smugglers came in, tied the man up and his wife, and vowed to kill them both if they ever interfered with drug shipments again. a week later, a few miles east along the border, another rancher was working his land and minding his own business. just a few hours before sun up on palm sunday, authorities believe the gunman came back and shot that man down. they killed him in cold blood. that criminal shot robert prince and his dog. yes. his name, which you are probably hearing for the first time today, has been almost universally ignored and forgotten by the political class and the media losers who 0 everyone of us so much more. robert prince was a husband and father. he became a life member of the nati

new york democratic senator charles schumer and jon corzine have introduced legislation requiring consumers to produce identification before buying these bones, which have been used by terrorists because they are hard to track. the bill has bipartisan support, but civil liberties groups are raising privacy concerns. in an interview with nbc's "the today show" the president said, tony hayward would not be working for me. also in the interview, he said he considers veteran white house correspondent's helen thomas' comments controversial, but was sad to see her career and. she retired on monday as a columnist for hearst news service. finally, an administrator at a new jersey high school said one of the two terrorism suspects arrested over the weekend was considered so dangerous as a student that he was caught outside of the classroom with a security guard present. the administrator did not elaborate. the two tried to fly above kennedy airport on sunday, allegedly to get terrorism training in somalia. >> congressional hearings are back in full swing today on capitol hill. this morning, the sena

the associated press is reporting that democratic senators charles schumer and ron wyden are pressingto delay paying shareholder dividends until the full costs of cleaning up the spill are calculated the shareholder dividends are expected to be worth $10 billion. >> booktv in primetime continues today with a look at politics. john hill on political centers and and the role of government in our lives, the founder of "american spectator" on the future of the conservative movement, and tufts university professor peniel joseph. booktv prime time, all this week on c-span2. >> we have a three new c-span books for you. "abraham lincoln," "the supreme buried ind "who's grant's tomb?" to order, go to c- span.org/books. each one is a great gift idea for father's day. according to our recent urban institute study, african- american high-school graduates will take 20% longer than white graduates to find a job lasting more than six months. a discussion on this report is hosted by the urban institute. it is about an hour and a half. >> good afternoon. i'm margaret simms, and i would like to welcome

. >> how long you expect people like charles schumer and american manufacturers who have lost so many jobs, how you expect them to handle this? >> we are not going to have a colloquy here, but my expectation is that they will be serious about the policy that they, themselves, announced. i will work with people like senator schumer, manufacturers, workers who are affected by these trade imbalances. i think we all have the same interest. that is, the united states can compete with anybody as long as we have an even playing field. as i indicated in my opening remarks, we are prepared to enter into trade agreements with korea. one thing we discussed this whether there is a way to reinvigorate the dhanapaldoha r. i agree that trade can be a source of prosperity for everybody, but it has to be a fair deal. it is not just currency, by the way. we have had discussions with our chinese partners about what they're doing on non-tariff barriers, what they're doing with respect to international property -- intellectual property. there are a host of issues. undoubtedly, they have some issues with u