think -- every base i have been on from fort lewis in seattle to fort bragg to fort jackson he has done his training at fort mead. these soldiers -- everyone has to understand, they're so -- they love what they do in the duet for love of country. host: thank you. the video we're showing is scenes from baghdad and other cities. this is part of the day of dilution -- jubilation as declared by the iraqi government. john is on the phone from north carolina. caller: good morning, it is a good day for the iraqis. the invaders are pulling out of their cities. it dick cheney, his daughter, and all the neocons want to keep the invasion's going forever let them put on the uniforms and go

want him to come home because i think -- every base i have been on from fort lewis in seattle to fort bragg to fort jackson he has done his training at fort mead. these soldiers -- everyone has to understand, they're so -- they love what they do in the duet for love of country. host: thank you. the video we're showing is scenes from baghdad and other cities. this is part of the day of dilution -- jubilation as declared by the iraqi government. john is on the phone from north carolina. caller: good morning, it is a good day for the iraqis. the invaders are pulling out of their cities. it dick cheney, his daughter, and all the neocons want to keep the invasion's going forever let them put on the uniforms and go over there. host: jack is joining us from minnesota. good morning. caller: my thoughts are that it is just about time. please do not cut me off. i have waited for 30 days. it is about time. if we in fact a liberated them to use that quaint phrase that the bush administration used, we should have been able to leave in about -- two or three months after we invaded? this has been seven ye

. >> your predecessor bragg in a speech last year that the department of labor had about 15% less money than a decade ago. she said that proved that you can do more with less. pochette had downsized with 30% fewer employees than 1980. the gao -- the department countered it was working on higher profile cases rather than going after everything because it would have a bigger impact. the bush administration said factory, office, and mine injuries have all gone down, so we must be doing something right. i have a feeling you might not agree with that. are you doing anything to change that focus? >> i would hope so. i know that some of the reports issued by the gao and members of congress have brought to our attention that the department of labour has not kept up pace with respect to investigations that should be done by osha and by wage and hour. now is the time to make that shift, and we did get additional help to do that in the recovery program. i hope in the following year will be able to do that as well. our goal is to help people find employment, but also provide safety and protection i

him to come home because i think he's, every base i've been on from fort lewis in seattle to fort bragg to fort jackson he did his training at fort meade, and these soldiers, everyone's got to understand they're so, they love what they do, and they do it for love of country. >> host: i'm going to stop you on that point, and thank you. don't be a stranger. the video we're showing you, by the way, scenes from baghdad and other iraqi cities, this national day of jubilation as declared by the iraqi government part of the phase-out of u.s. troops beginning from the metropolitan areas including mosul and baghdad. john is on the phone from north carolina, good morning. your reaction on this june 30th. >> caller: yeah, i think it's a good day for the iraqis. the invaders are pulling out of the cities, and if cheney and all neo-cons, let them put the uniforms on and go over there. thank you. >> host: john, thanks for the call. jack is joining us from minnesota. good morning. >> caller: hello? >> host: go ahead, caller. >> caller: yeah. my thoughts are it's about time. by the way, please don't cu