so charlie, charlie wilson. t interested person in afghanistan in the world. he was interested in booze, babes and booze. and having a good time and he was called good time charlie. but he was a very smart man. and we were dating, so if you were dating me you had to talk about communism. and charlie saw a movie that we made when we went into afghanistan, and suddenly he saw the danger. and in the movie that's why he came to houston, to see the movie that we had made. when he saw it, he saw the atrocities that the soviets were perpetrating on the afghan people, which were horrible. the afghans said to me don't send us food, don't send us money. we don't need food or medicine or money, we need arms. send us arms we can live without food and we can live without medicine but we can't live without freedom. >> and it's a fascinating book and an extraordinary life, to me it's a little unusual to go from houston to afghanistan and have such an impact there so it's a real fun and interesting read and good luck. i hope you

. >> with this potential power behind him, charlie wilson says he won't have to think about his store going the way of so many others. >> there have been times i wonder, is this one of those stores because of the location or whatever, it is destined to not make it. then i kick myself and say don't think that. of course it's going to make it. we'll find a way to make it. >>> it's time to answer some of your business questions. john jantsch is here with teri evans. the first question is about getting new customers. >> my business is actually preparing for the new years which is a great time for customer acquisition. how do you rise above the noise at that time and really get yourself noticed in a busy season? >> it's important to note, he does something in the exercise world. this is a great time for all those people to get new customers. how does he rise above? >> have a whole different message. everybody in his industry -- >> new year, new you? >> exactly. you need something that does differentiate you. the first step is he needs to find that. it's not enough to say we are cheaper, we

leaving our pakistani allies who had been supporting with us, the period of charlie wilson's war.whole region will go back into a crisis far worse. >> that was the late ambassador richard holbrook on "morning joe" just one year ago. joining us now, david rohde. he's a contributor to the new book about holbrook. the unquiet american richard holbrook in the world. and we certainly have enjoyed having holbrook on the show several times. it wasn't always perfectly peaceful as he is a colorful personality. he mentioned my father in that clip. i'll go right there. i'm reading page 55, because like a brzezinski i check the index for my dad. and you say while his epic feud with carter's national security adviser has long been the stuff of legend, his use of the press for self-defense is less well known and you go on to write that my dad tried to get him fired or something. i don't know. do we want to talk about this feud? should we lay it out there? >> well, there are many feuds. >> i don't think there was one in the end. i saw them getting along quite well. >> yes, he was a monumental eg

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charlie is not cooper, the editor of national journal daily and editor of matthew's responsible for the fabulous credible accurate and intelligent reporting you read every day and also joining us is reid wilson, a veteran of 2006 and the 2008 campaign and is currently editor-in-chief of the wildly popular hot line. >> thank you very much. i guess i am a moderating for less. probably less than mark think you all very much for coming and united technology and the national association of home builders where i worked 30 years ago and the association for hosting this. it's exciting to come to work every day at the national journal and under the leadership of ron is very revitalized and energized national journal in an exciting way and one of the best things about it is coming to work with the people there and with my colleagues on this panel it's a sort of example of that where matt cooper is a veteran of "u.s. news and world report," republic, "newsweek" but made his name is the deputy washington chief and political editor of "time" magazine. what a bad crowd. and reid wilson is a great example of the home run, homegrown talent within the national journal hot line organization of people to come

wilson. iraq, a long way out, nbc nightly news with ryabrian williams. >> unbelievable work, all, but the emmy goes to anderson cooper, 360. >> excepting, charlie moore,tive producer. >> we have heard there is maybe somebody alive buried in there, a 14-year-old girl. finally, after being trapped more than 18 hours, and man digs a small hole. she is alive. she is finally free. >> this street is covered with people who died in the earthquake. there is nobody here to recover the bodies. [applause] >> thank you so much per charlie, our senior executive producer, has gotten shy. he has asked me to talk. i am a correspondent with anderson cooper, 360. we're so honored by this. i want to thank everybody i have worked with at cnn. i also want to thank our bosses, who got us out the door minutes after the earthquake, spending whatever it takes to get a great story. i also want to thank the people of haiti. 300,000 people died. that is one of every 30 haitian people died in this earthquake. i want to thank them for taking us into their homes and their hearts. thank you very much for this honor. [applause] >> congratulations. the nominees for outstanding feature