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at investments do you need to ke full advanta of green technologies or wt infrastructus -- electric ca. >> charlie: mbe these are big environmental issu. are you going weigh in on stem cell andssues like that. >> i kind ofoubt that. think they'll come to u when they want scientific and technil advice. 's kind o a two-way thin >> charlie: how out funding for nih and places ke that. >>ell, i think it's a little bit of a bias t comttee because it's almost all scieist and one univeity president. we're going to be strong for science fundg but the president is already there. he gave a fabulous speech to the nation academy of science. >> charlie: i think i've said thisnhis programecause i heard it this wk. the thing that amas him is how we don't recognize how much people like the preside and bob gates d others, they set forth what they belie and thr agendain much re sophisticated wain their speeches than we reali. speeches have tended to be igred in a nse. but this president and is administrationnd perhaps others, understa that that's the place that y define, who you are, what you want, wher

. >> host: on the independent line we have advanta. >> caller: good morning. i have something i like to say that i have a question. first a lot of people that listen to the "washington journal" by radio they may not notice or realize and also people that call or watch the show from the beginning they may not know that the post today her name is susan and she works for "the wall street journal". my question for for -- representative waxman the origin of labeling for our food, i want to know where it stands? can we expect to know where our food is coming from? >> guest: i think consumers ought to have information and have the ingredients and nutrition information about the food and where the product is coming from. it may or may not be relevant but people want to know. we are working on a bill right now with food safety as a champion for this legislation is congressman john dingell who has been pushing for legislation to give the fda which has a lot of area of food safety, it has been hampered by a lack of resources they do not have full authority to do the thin

fnken will serve on the jiciary committee, where democrats hold a 1to seven advantae. pennsvania's arlen specter, who defected from the repubcan party earlier this yr, also will question sotomayor a democrat. that partisan breaown is a ajor difference between sotomayor's nomition and the st two supreme court confirmation battles over ief stice john roberts and justi samuel alo, says scotusblog's tom goldstein. >> e last two confirmations-- in fact, the last veral confiations, have been more hard-fought. thereas a realistic prospect becausef the combination of the judge's recd and the balance in the senate at they might be stopped or at lea filibustered. here, it just doesn'tdd up. >> reporter: hotne's walter also points to the justice sotomayor would sueed, david soute >> she is replacing somedy, too, who islready a liberal te. so it's notoing to change the 5-4 brkdown in the same way that if, for example, a conservave had left the bench. so r republicans who recognize thathey have to save their powder for other fights, th may not be the one to usit on. >> reporter: an

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