. >> i'm chris johnson, with college of communications here, and my question to try to link that a littlebit since we're going to answer too here is as we move into an era where collaboration is more effective than organization in solving problems because it's technology driven, are we going to see a deterioration of western style democratic government and i say this because it seems like every four years, four to eight years the world is looking at us going what's the foreign policy going to be like, and so it seems like democratic nations are going to face a credibility problem. >> people are wondering -- [laughter] >> great question. let me take the first one about corruption and areas of weak government or nonexisting governments such as the parts of india. a substantial portion of india territory is in fact that is under threat from insurgents, and, yes, the only player there that seems to be doing anything are the mining companies, and in a way, their resources are perversely used to fuel the insurgency, so how do you get out of that? well, you know, india redeployed a lot of its mi

doesn't know it is not going to run all right governor chris christie said he's out oh see that's right this is out so now it's interesting gary johnson came in with six percent of the vote right in front of christie at seat back area johnson how to run poll gary johnson take it now that the soap an interesting thing is going to great to have another libertarian minded person on the stage. i don't know if i can support of those his foreign policy stance but i think it's going to be great a great addition to the field ok aside from the magic underpants mitt romney romney care obamacare is there any chance that he would even stand and know that it is allen's obama with his background absolutely if the g.o.p. was smart they would just squat polar put on the meeting and say sorry buddy you're not our guy that's well imagine that we're left with the winner of the two thousand and eleven c pac presidential straw poll ron paul who came in with thirty percent well anyways thank you so much for joining us please if you can check out veterans for ron paul two thousand and twelve on facebook that was jake delivered over in iraq and afghanistan n

johnson, thanks. >> all right. time now to go to jeff glor at the news desk with a check of today's other headlines for us this morning. hi, jeff. >> chris, good morning to you. good morning to everyone at home, as well. we begin here with the latest on libya and the most brutal recent fighting recently has been in the rebel-held city of misrata in western libya. yesterday, gadhafi's forces killed two western journalists, including an oscar-nominated documentary maker. cbs correspondent allen pizzey is live aboard the ionian spirit which is leaving misrata. allen, good morning. >> good morning, jeff. well, as you can see behind me, there are a lot of people on this ship. there are about 1,000 migrant workers from north africa, bangladesh, pakistan, other places being evacuated on this ship from misrata where they've been trapped for many weeks. and in the hold of the ship, down in the cabins normally reserved for passengers, are 50 to 60 seriously wounded people who've been taken from the hospital in misrata. they're being taken to benghazi for further treatment. now that's necessary, because the hospital in misrata is overrun. they're h

chris, they were great. >> okay. hines was doing a great job. but i'm going to say, it's nice to see my former partner, kym johnson at the top of the leaderboard. a secret that i learned when doing the show. if you're in the last position, the audience rallies around you. we can't lose them. so, vote for them. if you're in second-to-last position, you get forgotten about. and you leave. >> donny? >> here's the danger -- >> what's going on with ralph? he started out so strong. >> well, that's what -- i was just about to say, ralph, step up to the plate. i mean come on buddy. he came out of the chute at the first. now, he's tied in the last place. so, if he's not careful, if he doesn't stop flailing the arms. his arms flailing all over the place. come on, ralph. get some style. sharp arms. sharp arms. >> you did the new yorker move. i know that move. >> robin, you're a dancer. >> no, no. nor do i play one on tv. all right. so you're thinking ralph needs to pick it up a little bit. you think kendra is going to go home. i think chris is a dark horse here. and i think being with cheryl burke is a real bonus. >> let me say real quickly, i don't like

chris dodd, we enacted comprehensive wall street reform last summer. now the senate is still under the control of a difference senate banking chairman, mr. johnson, but the house has switched parties and the people currently in charge in the house, mr. baucus from alabama, his subcommittee chair is from west virginia, and many others are trying to weaken many of the protections that were put in place to make sure that what happened because of wall street never happens again. the people have changed, but the deregulation is clearly under george bush. host: austin, texas, on the independent line. caller: and that a particular problem for over 35 years. it concerns student loans. student loans in the united states has more deficit than credit cards, which is why understanding. it a person gets a student loan, for $2,500, then the banks are holding at laurell go into bankruptcy -- space that are holding my loan go into bankruptcy, they report to the department of the treasury. they do not do anything. for 25 years, i have no comments, no messages, no dating from the department treasury, then the next thing i know, i get hit with a $25,000 loan on $2