enough ability to treat drug addicts we can help only one percent of all drug related patients as the undead drugs minister i admit that i face money tasks i realize that i have responsibilities with regard to the people of afghanistan under the mounts for compensation to afghan landlords who give up poppy cultivation chemical imports are an even bigger problem or the total profits from the drugs trade amount to about sixty five billion dollars a year all of them go to the international drugs mafia local drug smugglers barely get three percent from votes on if you have the expenses. afghanistan we see that property and this trade are miserable the international drugs maffia gets the bulk of the profits. there is one concept that it's connects somehow the presence of the international forces in afghanistan with the drug trade. there is a talk that there is a possible with all of the international troops who have got to start with exterior . do you think after the withdrawal of the situations of drug fighting what improve. if we look at these things objectively will see that the situation afte

and by my view, the unholy alliance between american business and our government to perpetuate the undeadiled, healthcare systems, et cetera. at the same time, we have these distractions and we have to figure out how to reconcile. some people say, you shouldn't cover that, why are you covering that. we find ourselves in a period of unprecedented change. unprecedented rate of change. adaptability has not been the priority for human behavior. and so it's scary for all of us. at the same time, we are being faced with incredibly difficult truths whether it's as consequential as wikileaks or as frivolous as a twitter picture. but the bottom line for all of it is the

we got as much undead as we did in the first 208 years of our nation's history it -- as much in debts we did in the first 200 years of varney said -- our nation's history. a wide variety has been put forward in whistling down our debt. last fall of majority of the bipartisan commission provided us with a road map to reduce the accumulative deficit by roughly four trillion dollars. a number of steps we would need to take to accomplish this goal will likely be painful. many of us believe those of us in washington are not capable of taking those steps. they do not think we can do the hard work and we were hired to do. that is effectively manage tax dollars. they look get the poor management and question whether the culture is broken. they question whether we are capable of making the tough decisions the families have to make every day. i do not blame them for being skeptical. we need the right culture when it comes to spending, and we need to establish a culture of thrift. that involves looking at every nook and cranny of spending along with tax expenditures and asking, is it possible t