at that time crisis including international ones worth one point five times higher than to d c would. the government imposed the grain export embargo in order to protect consumers from a drastic pries growth within the country how did this decision affect grain producers they must have lost money because of it i mean they would have benefited from higher prices right. yes of course you're right producers in our southern regions get a rather good harvest in spider. extremely negative weather conditions and they didn't benefit from the embargo. price growth stopped and even reversed. prices have been dropping since the implementation of a ban not by much though but there are still dropping certainly this factor makes grain production less attractive to investors and has a negative effect on their revenues which again is an idea of how much they lost the most calculation in exact amount possible it depends on quite a number of factors such as their investments their nat cost their harvests your knowledge use regions and so forth. and therefore we cannot sum up there are taught to losses

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c, 35. or d, 24. ali. >> i'm just ringing it because there's no chance richard would ever know what the average economy legne. i'm going to go with 28 sglinchz and i'm going to say you're wrong, ali. >> this is rigged. >> richard, care to make it 3-2? >> 32 inches. >> richard has made it 3-0 to convincingly win. leg room is measured by seat pitch. that's the distance from your back to the seat in front of you. and i want to thank you both for flying voice airlines. >> wow, richard. for a guy who never makes it to the back of a plane, i'm impressed with how much you know on this. you do have an edge on me in traveling so we'll try a different topic next week and i'll see if i can do a little better. >> but for the moment that will do it for this week. remember we're here each week. tomorrow, of course, around this time on your program, and on mine, ali, we'll have that interview with the chief exec, the new chief exec of united airlines. >> that is the new joint airline, united and continental. the merger goes through tomorrow. and catch us in the cnn newsroom at 2:00 p.m. eastern. keep the topics coming on

would happen. the giuliani thing didn't happen. they had no plan b, c, d or e.s not electable, probably too hot for new york. he'll make cuomo look like the reserved statesman in comparison. i think cuomo is struggling to figuring out how to run against this tide. he's got an insider's name. frankly, i don't envy the position he's in. i tell you, gillibrand on the senate side was 'em nantly beatable with a decent candidate, a b level candidate. republicans always told me the problem they had in recruiting anybody against gillibrand is the fact that if you won, you had to run again in two years because that seat is up in 12. who wants to have two $20 million races back-to-back when the second one is apartmental one that you'll probably lose. >> we'll fly through these and get everybody's comments. fascinating trends going on. let's start with colorado. we had ken buck who after he got elected a lot of people were saying he's a tea partyer and not going to do well. he's up by five points in the latest cnn/time poll. wisconsin, one that surprises me, russ feingold

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would be no. 2. doctor or two. idea is, the president says, get your computer out, here is what i want to have happen. a, b, c, d. so the when happens, you do not have to imagine what the president wants. you have a contingency plan. i had a nice conversation at the white house with one of president obama closest advisers. she was advising him into a sitting website the white house door. -- she was advising him. she was sitting outside the white house door. she said that president obama has a very comprehensive contingency plan, and hopefully we never have to use it. but we must recommend to future presidents, once you get elected, no matter how young you are -- president kennedy -- the people around you want to do the right thing. give them an idea of what to do in advance. >> do we have a question from the audience? >> my question basically is best. -- is of this. -- is this. when president reagan was shot and was going to go for emergency surgery, was section 4 contemplated at that time? speak to that with some authority. we held hearings to this regard. he said he had never heard of the 25th amendment. he sai