for example, the container security might be difference bfi is operational in the same 58 ports that were active before the enactment of the 9/11 act. over the past five years, csi has not been k3 panlded despite the fact that at least 700 ports shep goods ship goods to the united states. and a number of overseas personnel employed to the 58 ports has plummeted. specifically in 2009, there were 167 cfi overs. today there are only 78. while a few year ago the secure freight initiative included six ports, today the program is reduced to a single low volume port. last month they released global supply security. you heard my ranking member talk about the size of this six page document. it's hard to see how this document could offer a comprehensive blueprint for enhancing the security of the supply chain especially given the enormity of the task and the number of stakeholders involved. neverthele nevertheless, i expect to hear testimony today from dhs witnesses about how successful the department has been at creating programs to ensure that shippers can be trusted manifest or analyze and

's bfi win, america wins. >> how do you do what clint eastwood did in that ad which is to say we shouldll be cheering for that whether we are selling cars in detroit are selling them in sri lanka? >> look, i agree with the nuanced points that jim and andrew have made. i think beyond that is globalization is, it's a 20 minute discussion in a world that wants one sentence answers. so i think the trick to globalization is look we have to be vocal. we have to present our cup and he said we have to say where we have been and where we have been wrong. but it's a nuanced discussion on you know ge is a net exporter to china so in other words we export more to china than we import from china but that is a nuanced discussion where you are creating jobs in both places as you do that so i just think we have to chip away at a. >> to state the audience come -- obvious i'm no clint eastwood. [laughter] >> you have a grizzled feel to you. >> quotable. >> that is the point i was going to get to, we had to decided to put a book out called make it in america. make it in america. the brand and the percepti