angus is the head of sales at capital spread. so take a peek at the futures before we say good-bye to our viewers in the u.s. who will be watching "squawk box." down 66. just point out, they were down 34 before the house voted. it's not a big move, but it's a move. so, as i said, good-bye, u.s. viewers. enjoy "squawk box." for those of you around the globe staying with "worldwide exchange," we will make it worth your while. and we will be right back after this. >>> good morning, health care legislation is on its way to the president's desk. the house passing the senate bill on a 219-212 vote late last night. >> we believe that this act that was passed tonight is an all-american act. honoring our founders' vows to the future. and honoring our commitment to the future by making it a healthier one, and a fiscally sound one. >> we can do better. it doesn't have to be this way. this is not democracy. this is not good government. t

the american angus association sent us their story. >> when i was growing up, it was as far as you couldee, and little by little, it grew up, people started selling off and couldn't keep the small farms and would sell a lot here and there. >> i felt as though we needed a different angle because we weren't making a profit here, and we needed to. we needed to support the farm. one day was on the local paper looking through the farm bureau magazine and came across an article, 250 chefs looking for different farmers in the state to provide different types of food, and one e-mail sent got me three e-mails back. >> all of a sudden we can't keep up with the demand. we get calls from people want ing us to supply them and it's probably going to have a great er impact on rhode island because we're nothing but small farms here. there are no large farms left mere. here and locally grown means people coming back to the small farms. >> knowing where the food is coming from and knowing the people supplying you with the product is very important, building relationships and they become friends is very im

angus blair is with an egyptian-based financial firm. iyad mishal is based here in jordan.to have you both. we appreciate it. we've been telling our viewers, obviously, a lot of focus on the west has been on dubai and its troubles over the past six months or a year, but maybe people have overlooked some of the bigger trends, such as 65% of the people that live in this region are under 30. there's no other region in the world, angus, that can boast that in terms of potential consumers. >> that's right. the interesting thing, actually, the story about dubai has probably taken too much airtime, because there's so many opportunities, some of which we talked about in the past and hopefully, again. the demographics, obviously, a key factor. infrastructure plays, the consumer play has been vuy7 uq4e44 market, which is just beginning to take off, and the internal trade markets within each country and across the region is just beginning to take off as well. and speaking of world, because i started covering the region about two decades ago, but the last few years have been phenomenal