what is so hard was stimulates the pathways if you have any antar dialogue -- enter dialogue that is not a good, that only increases that activation. if you look at alcohol why hasn't been so successful? i will not get into the religious aspects of it, but the fact is it has of senate rules and sometimes that sounds anti-intellectual but rules work for a few but that huge plate of french fries in front of me if i have the first one i will eat the whole thing so it is easier for me to have a role i will not do it and it is black or white. if you know, it is impossible with no ambivalence about that your brain will not get activated. i can show you the science part of you look at smokers and say it is impossible for you to smoke for the next four hours and eight you'd do that they know it is impossible. watch a smoker. i have never seen a smoker open the emergency exit and two about. [laughter] because they know it is impossible within a period of time but watch them toward the end of the flights. that is on the brain becomes activated three of you can develop rules for yourself. that

there were things they tried to write in to the antar to the criminal enterprise act like the humane society to doesn't want a part of the said that's too far you've got to cut the back like for instance they tried to tashi in boycotts. well, you know, the humane society jumped in there and said when ben and jerry do something we don't like like even then we are going to boycott them and want the right to do that so they had to take that piece and soften that language. but where is everybody else? everybody should apply all in and say the whole thing i that language. i'm not going to pick out any one particular group because i don't know the details who has weighed in and who hasn't but these walls are ceiling for without many people jumping in there to say no, no, we don't want to not increase the work of the word terrorism so that should be the program now people going in there to try to copy is laws back, trim them back. >> if the center for constitutional rights -- [inaudible] >> dac all you did just jump in about the prison units. that's the story i wrote last week. so that's fi

if we want to know my we aren't in such a deep recession, part of the antar is health care costs is crippling the business community. if we wanted to meet -- compete in this world, one of the things holding back domestic business is the cost of health care. i understand the chairman of the republican party wants to stop national health care reform because he thinks he can recreate 1994 from a political perspective. but if he actually spoke to small businesses and individuals who could not afford health care, then this is not an experiment. host: a new poll from politico. respondents were asked about what kind of affect government would have on access. 40% believe that it would get worse. 38% said it would get better. asked about the quality, 42% said it would get worse. 33% said it would get better. how do you account for this? guest: this is based on the public option? polls that i have seen show, over all, anywhere from 60% to 85% of individual support the option of buying into a government-sponsored health care plan, unlike what members of congress have access to, or medicare beneficiaries

i would emphasize this is not the entire antar. we need to change the payment system to reward quality and value rather than the quantity of service. we believe that is fundamental to beginning to change health care provider behavior over and above defensive medicine throughout the country to achieve better health that lower-cost. host: we have a question on twitter. guest: we do not, that is simple. host: we will have to leave it there. thank you for joining us. coming up, "washington journal" will be speaking to representative gene green, a representative to from texas -- from texas. and then later on, michael rothfeld on the economy. we will also be hearing from students on the civic bus who are attending a legislative summit. first, an update on c-span2 radio. >> in addition to tonight's prime time news conference, the president meets with the iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki at the white house. the two will appear later today in the rose garden. when the president appears in chicago tomorrow, the dnc will releasing its out

antar resigned days before the coup because he believed mr.a was breaking the law, wrote congress this week that president zelaya ouster was illegal and that he would refuse to take his legislative seat until mr. zelaya was reinstated in. the stress on the most important theme of the recent advance in honduras. regardless of ideology or was opinion of president zelaya's behavior prior to the coup, can't we say this with clarence a.? coups are wrong, they're undemocratic and maintained the hands of every one it touches them when violence becomes a substitute for politics everything falls apart. that has been a sad story in many places across latin america and that is why so many people in the region are as proud as they are today the having try to put that history behind them. as president lesson recently what we have achieved in these years was in truth the result of the deaths of many people, many young people who decided to take up arms to bring down authoritarian regimes in chile, argentina, uruguay, brazil and almost all countries. they di