in chile, there are 13 different units. i would like to think we're a part of the incentive for bringing that in. there's much better thecontinui. there's much better communication between the various agencies. the police and customs the mansion is working well. that's not always an easy relationship. -- the police and customs dimension is working very well tip that's not always an easy relationship. where are we now? the operation we are currently running is not a three-month operation. this is a 12-month operation. we are extending the entire operation from the southern part of south america right through the whole continent into panama and also into the caribbean. again, integrated training and deployment. into the new countries and building capacity. the last two months of the year, there will be a south america whiide operation jupiter. lot of the countries that were brought into the equation do not necessarily have the experiences resources allocated to this issue. that is somewhere where we can help. increasingly see

vulnerable -- and vulnerable bigger materials in four years, and convinced several nations including chile context on, mexico, and ukraine to make commitments such as giving of highly enriched uranium and eapons-grade plutonium. the start treaty signed with registered to the same goal. reducing the world's supply of nuclear material and keeping us all safer. finally, economic pressure is part of the wisse use of strength. we all understand the danger posed by a nuclear iran. president obama's work to engage iran has not been met, as all of us i think what degree, in good faith. but a bit further isolate iran in the eyes of the world, and i believe that it helped secure russian and chinese agreement with the strong sanctions passed this month by the security council. congress is sending its own set of sanctions to the president's desk, which we passed last week. it will hit the iranian regime where it hurts, its petroleum sector. and i hope demonstrate that the cost of their nuclear pursuits are too high to bear. in all, this is a record of keeping america safe, and it is one we can be prou

vulnerable -- and vulnerable bigger materials in four years, and convinced several nations including chilecontext on, mexico, and ukraine to make commitments such as giving of highly enriched uranium and eapons-grade plutonium. the start treaty signed with registered to the same goal. reducing the world's supply of nuclear material and keeping us all safer. finally, economic pressure is part of the wisse use of strength. we all understand the danger posed by a nuclear iran. president obama's work to engage iran has not been met, as all of us i think what degree, in good faith. but a bit further isolate iran in the eyes of the world, and i believe that it helped secure russian and chinese agreement with the strong sanctions passed this month by the security council. congress is sending its own set of sanctions to the president's desk, which we passed last week. it will hit the iranian regime where it hurts, its petroleum sector. and i hope demonstrate that the cost of their nuclear pursuits are too high to bear. in all, this is a record of keeping america safe, and it is one we can be proud

also, almost everything i use in daily -- in the morning when i eat my food, they are from chile. even the dead of loss i use is from ireland. -- even that dental floss i use is from ireland. the only time i like to eat those with and candies and other rock and is -- ribbon candies and rock candies, they are made in mexico, canada we hardly produce anything anymore. and of course, it all started with motels and hotels quite a number of years back. i don't even think we own our own of anything anymore. sure, it looks like they are run by our own people, but america has been bought out. wake up. guest: i would just say that foreign investment is a good thing. we are better off because foreigners want to invest in the u.s. economy. there are over 5 million americans who work for foreign- owned companies and those jobs pay an average of 30% more than the average wage. assets -- companies are still overwhelmingly owned by americans. it is a good thing when foreigners want to invest in the u.s. a third of our automobile workers in the united states work for foreign-owned affiliates. thi

will be traveling to the north of mexico and there are events happening quite a mullah, happening in chiles to see action in haiti. the third challenge is to deal with the invasion of the economy , the private sector both international and domestic. the good news after the quake is that the private stor stayed in haiti and in fact seized the opportunity from the quake, but have to be protected. otherwise it is very possible that some of the economic activities that were and should take place in haiti may go as well. how to deal with these short-term challenges. the government quickly moved to reestablish basic and key economic function, key economic and financial function. we do not see a collapse of financial systems in haiti. government payrolls will move very quickly, but in fact revenue collection has revealed somewhat. so the short-term prospects are good if the populationnd the international community and the private sector take the time to study very carefully what is going on. i think there will be less impatience, but unfortunately people don't take the time to analyze things and

what's his name in new york, shahzad, he is an amateur and chile gets the bomb just right, and in his approach. >> these are people who americans see glimmers of themselves in. is not the jihadi sites but the chat rooms that we should be focusing on. they are largely in english. >> one quick comment i should have made. i think there is fertile recruiting to be had in this country. if you look at two enter late numbers -- the first of the number of people picked up in plots of the last couple of years who are not foreign-born. many of them are converts. and did you look at the few research study -- and then you look at the pew research study a remarkable degree of dissatisfaction -- the numbers are right there, quite striking. not only do you see an undercurrent of people who believe in disenfranchised, if you see it in the numbers of people arrested. there are a fair number of people who may be susceptible to recruitment, not necessarily related to al qaeda. but american society has not treated as right and we're going to do something. >> looking back on my deployment to guantanamo ba

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