south korean dvds and some of them are even watching south korean tv if they live in the self what correa. some of them are watching chinese tv so the government cannot persist in this ludicrous like all of them are starving to death. so, the north korean regime says yes, they are better off than we are, and here you can see them with their cameras and motorcycles and so on and they're nice cars but for all of the material wealth the south korean people are still deeply ashamed of living under the yankee yoke and the longer to rest their faces in kim jong il's those amounts well so you see them, south koreans, cheering him on the screen and this is the message the north to riggins for putting across throughout the sunshine policy which was a kind of accommodationist policy during which the south koreans were trying to bribe the north koreans and to be a thing better -- the hitting better. the switch for a while when you had the left-wing government in power in south korea which were giving their best to help the north korean government keep face. there were doing their best to avoid provo

correa's banks thai banks, they don't do it now but eventually they will. of course we want international consistency. there should be some commonality in the approach. we have a number of politicians in the u.k. supporting it so we will see. >> i am from the world bank. something you have not addressed -- the entire system is supposed to be built on transparency. accountants, lawyers, credit rating agencies but the recent lehman brothers report tells us that we are down to 2.5 credit rating agencies, four firms from the big eight, in other words, the gatekeepers are now so few and shrinking every day that the regulators cannot afford blunder to penalize them. -- afford to penalize them. a small number of credit rating agencies will find virtue in acting together wrongly as opposed to acting individually in a brave way. >> we should be much more alert to permitting more credit rating agencies to appear. if you could get more specialized credit rating agencies, i think this would be an interesting development in that market. i hope we go in that direction.

a fool to reduce anything because if you think that the people in the other countries like iran, correathe peace movement, free love and all of that. what we got was literally is screwed up the backside. host: lots on the table. will englund. guest: let me talk about the nuclear issue in a second. in terms of reducing the amount of nuclear weapons that we have, the corresponding country there is not iran or north korea, which, even if theyç get nuclear, a small number. but we're talking about -- -- the relationships with russia. the nuclear arms reduction treaty expired in december and the americans and russians are grinding away toward a new treaty. i don't think there is likely to be any re-çworking of the nuclr posture until such a treaty is arrived at. the danger of -- and i danger is if the u.s. and russia cut their levels too low, it might encourage the next tier of countries, like china and india, to try toç think, we can match these guys. . i would like to, first of all, for the inspectors to inspect the nuclear arsenal to see if we with a first country that would have a reas

of the approach that relate exactly to the ideals of the foundation is that the way you do it in correa -- korea, is that he the united states and a lot of money on building the leadership first. in korea, bill the corner office and then the army. -- you first build the corner office and then you build the army. if you trained, there is not enough incentive. they need to make these functional otherwise the money will be wasted. on the salary, if you are an ethical person, you will not be corrupt. if the offer $70 to a police officer, you expect to find al qaeda criminals. who's going to show up? he is going to be using that uniform to make money. he could make $500. it recently increased to $240. they make $5 per hour. we have to pay better in order to attract better people. otherwise, they have other options. he is looking forward to working with the afghan people. they should be treated as such. the investment to make in korea is important to the stability of the region. the afghan people have the same potential in the long run. if you look at korea and the lack of literacy and source