we will talk today to general wesley clark, retired, a very distinguished public servant, a retired generalf nato. he is doing as much in business to bring the benefits of technology to the people of the united states and to make us again a very competitive country. he is an extraordinary man and has a distinguished military career and he went to oxford. he has done many interesting things and has a fabulous sense of humor to boot. you will love him and we will be right back ♪"white house chronicle" is produced in conjunction with howard university television. the nationally syndicated columnist llewellyn king and llewellyngasparello. -- and linda gasparello. ♪ >> bank you for coming along and i am joined by general wesley clark. a pleasure to have you. what are you doing, i know you are working harder than you probably have ever worked. we were talking with a four-day work week but let's deal with big issues. >> many of us are working more than what ever heywood broun lot of us to work anyway. we work 12 or so hours per day. >> i once had a job and a print shop where i had to do this all n

i had the good fortune of working with him, when he was serving with general wesley clark. the entire country is the beneficiary of general shinseki's leadership. we are fortunate that senator -- is the chair of the veterans committee in the united states senate. he has been involved in seeing to it that services for veterans have been improved in terms of funding, both authorization and appropriations. if there are any veterans out there who feel at the present time that more emphasis could be made here on maui or elsewhere, they have only to let us know. of course, we will work through the congressional delegation and the veterans administration to address deficiencies. >> thank you. any return comment? one minute. anything you like to add? >> and no, thank you. >> i would like to give you gentlemen an opportunity to expound upon one of the questions that we asked during a debate. is there something you did not get to say? i can remind you of the categories, if you like. we have education, environment, infrastructure, economic development, in human and cultural concerns.

had the good fortune to work with him as a member of the armed services committee and general wesley clark when he was defense chief for the entire country. the entire country was a beneficiary of shinseki's leadership. we're fortunate he is chairman of the government affairs committee in the united states senate. he has been involved in seing to it that services for veterans have been improved enormously in terms of funding ond authorization and prope rations not administered by general shinseki. if there are any veterans out there who feel at the present time that more emphasis could be made here on maui or elsewhere, they have only to let us know and we'll work through the congressional delegation and the veterans administration to address any deficiencies. thank you. mr. aiona? anything you would like to add to your statement? >> no. >> ok. i would like to give gentlemen an opportunity to expound upon one of the questions that were asked during this debate. is there something you did not get to say and i can remind you of the categories if you would like. we had education, environment,