i tell people when you're mad at besio that makes $20 million a year, 50 million you have no right he doesn't cost taxpayers a dime but you can be met government employees could get 100,000 a year for not working the rest of their lives that comes from us the taxpayer but when the day comes to bail out the company and allows them to keep paying $50 million dan you've broken every principal of capitalism and taxpayers have a right to be mad that is the only area that i will ever agree. they're filled with the socialists and marxists and form on everything except you don't bail out capitalism ever. let them fail. that is the libertarian answer. >> you use blogging or subtitled and talk about god quite a bit in your book. but libertarianism is often not associated with relio

year in north carolina to employ some 900 workers will come close to 900 workers and i've heard of besio to look all over the world because of plant it -- veldt it anywhere and the baltic in carolina. they wouldn't build it until they made a deal with the university of north carolina branches to generate a steady stream of trained engineers and skilled technicians and when that was in place they built the plant. i think there might be many employers, i don't know how many. it's hard to quantify the margin like this if the had more confidence in the ability of the work force system to create sculptures and workers maybe they would have invested more in the middle skilled jobs that are so important to larry talked about. if you compare american and west german players from a german employers have more confidence that non-college graduates have strong technical skills, strong analytical skills therefore they might create a different mix of jobs so job creation both the quantity of jobs created and the quality of jobs and this doesn't take away from the argument we have a can see a problem.