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>> guest: janet yellen who i recently profiled for "national journal" as cnas one prominent economists outlier of the princeton -- perhaps the best prepared federal reserve chairperson in history. now she spent almost a decade at the federal reserve and the federal races -- federal reserve system either as president of the san francisco federal reserve. she is highly regarded economists around the world. by all indications because she served alongside bernanke for quite a wireless is vice chairwoman in based on the testimony she has given she will be continuing his policies gradually ratcheting that the quantitative easing program and only gradually because for her as it was for bernanke the main concern is unemployment versus inflation. >> host: k. is next great valley new york, republican caller. >> caller: yes, i love your program. i want to tell everybody why there are no jobs. you have lost 320,000 dairy farmers in the last few years, in 20 years. we keep paying the teachers, the firemen, and there's one more. but anyway you keep paying them with big wages. the union just falls to

. >> my name is leslie warner, i'm a political military analyst focusing on africa at cna, and my question is with regard to the deployment to south sudan. of course, it came at the invitation of the goth of south sudan -- government of south sudan, but i'm particularly interested from a u.s. government standpoint, does the u.s. see a conflict of interest between uganda acting as a igad mediator and their concurrent role as a partisan combatant within the current conflict? and from across the panel, i'd be interested in perspectives on whether this should be pressure to try and get the pdf to restrict their mission in south sudan to focusing on civilian protection which, from a personal stand point, i think that could be a useful use of updf efforts in south sudan. thanks. >> okay. thank you. the gentleman in the blue sweater there. >> thank you. my name is henry from the center for international private enterprise, one of the core institutes of the national endowment for democracy. it's a three-part question. where now exists specific opportunities for the citizens private sector as oppos

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