now, that's dearborn who was secretary of war, and that's paul revere, who brokered the meeting, becauseferson and du pont were negotiating the price of black powder. as the first commercial sale of dupont to the u.s. government. >> susie: kullman's predecessors might never have imagined the things coming out of dupont's labs these days. still, the company's storied history puts extra pressure on its 19th c.e.o. >> well, you certainly don't want to screw it up, do you? ( laughs ) you go into towns and you hear the stories about dupont and what we did in the '30s, the '40s, the '50s and you... you... you really are quite proud of what the company's accomplished. and so that is a lot to live up to. >> susie: from that first sale in delaware to one of the dow 30 here on wall street, dupont's come a long way. now ellen kullman is leading the company ahead in a period of global economic problems and ever-changing technology. she plans to take dupont in a new direction, by applying an old lesson that has seen company through tough times in the past: rely on science to innovate and to transform

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. >> on this block in dearborn, michigan, you can see two churches on one side, the mosque in the middleions that built this massive and this beautiful country. and it is that lack -- it is the lack of that tolerance, if it happens, that could destroy this country. ♪ >> missionary monk. >> you're a missionary monk here in utah? >> yes, ma'am. >> why did you come to america? >> because i came over here to teach the buddhist teaching and meditation. >> and why do you want to stay in america? >> oh, because i love america. ♪ >> raise your right hand. your right hand. ♪ [ applause ] >> smile pretty. >> when you come to the united states, you know, if you work hard and full-heartedly, you'll reach wherever you want. that's what made us come here. and that's why we're raising our kids here. in lebanon, there is a lot of politics. if you know somebody, you can be, you know. even if you don't have the right qualifications, you'll get your spot. but here in the united states, if you don't know anybody, it's your work, hard work you will be there. >> a lot of places you can really work really hard

>> well, i have a 800 number up in dearborn, michigan, i call those guys and they recognize me by myoice. if i'm delayed on a flight by two hours, everybody is panicking on the airplane, i never have to worry because when i get off the plane, they got me booked on another flight and they already got me taken care of. sometimes they put me in a van and rush me across the tarmac just to make the next flight. the way -- >> i was going to say, tom. the consensus among a lot of air travelers is that the airline experience is steadily going down hill, cramped terminals, baggage fees, et cetera. can you relate to any of that or do you at least see it in your travels? >> my 10 million miles, lester, i've flown first class. so, when you're an elite, that's not just united, but when you're an elite, on united, you got short lines. if you're loyal to the airline, they are very loyal to you, lester. so, i don't have that problem. 6,000 flights. they never lost one of my bags. i don't have any complaints with united. they really take care of me. yesterday they gave me the real titanium thing. >>

never believe there are no go zones for police in these enclaves in europe and even a place like dearborn in america is developing into that but the hub, the center of activity in each of these cases is, yes, the mosque. >> host: all right. you mentioned that they're going up all over the country. one of the ones that you talk about is the islamic center of murfreesboro, tennessee. we've been fixated on the ground zero mosque in manhattan. large facilities like northern environmental. but this is on 52,000 square feet in a tiny suburb of nashville, all right? why? what -- what is the strategy there because you spend a lot of time talking about this in the book. and this -- you know, aide guy from the defense department when i was going to a briefing on this tell me, this is very much in keeping what mao used to call the war of position. you move through the countryside. you leave deposits of your belief and ideology and infrastructure and by the time you get to where you want to go, you've essentially got beachheads everywhere you want to be. is that what's going on here in your view? >>

host: dearborn, mich., john on our republican line. what do you make of this congress? i think we lost him. let's try charles in georgia, democratic caller. are you there? taller >> i am here. -- caller: been i am really sick of the democrats accusing the republicans -- the republicans accusing the democrats and doing nothing when the 111th congress was one of the most productive in the years. the economic advisers are releasing data saying that the stimulus measures changed three or 6 million jobs. when bush was there, -- i am recent college student looking at $25,000 in debt. in the future -- people looking at their future, students, younger students, they are worried. i agree with the caller. we are worried about what is going on. i wish they would stop arguing about points that they cannot prove one and a% one way or another. host: let's hear from -- per 100% one way or another. let's hear from bob. >> -- caller: if they can give back to a simple majority rather than a super majority, they would probably get some bills through. they should be required to work more t

host: let's go to matthew in dearborn, michigan, republican line. caller: yeah, this is crazy. i mean, no one right now is the uncompromising. the democrats in the house are not going anywhere. boehner has been having -- has not been reaching out to anyone. it is frustrating to watch. it really is. host: who is your representative there? caller: john conyers. host: have you called his office or e-mailed the office to express your opinion? caller: well, i believe i have tried to send a twitter to his office. that is all i can do. i have tried to call, but you know, it has been busy there lately. host: and you can use twitter to keep track of what some of the lawmakers are saying. we have a number of those at treader.com -- twitter.com/cspan. we have this -- host: we're waiting for president obama to make a statement on the debt talks so far. let's go to indiana. our democrats line. caller: hello. i know this sounds crazy to everybody else, but i am telling you, i just read something this morning. what to let everybody know, i know whose side i am on. the scripture says the name