plus america's anti-corporate protesters are effected in a doner raid from the park they've occupied since early october. and russia over two hundred thousand people have across the country have braved the freezing temperatures to voice their political views ahead of march fourth presidential vote two of the largest balance took place in moscow where both supporters and opponents of bloody me took to the streets for the opposition it was the third and one of the largest gathering since parliamentary elections two months ago which they claim were rigged political analysts to dimitry about how ever says the split is fueled by the mass media and is deeply rooted. it's it's mostly just emotional fueled by the media some people were obviously irritated seen the same two faces on television and maybe too much in the last few months especially some people were terrified the way they saw that position and its slogans and when they failed to handle the west behind it so it's mostly media driven there is no real cost struggle behind it there are poor people and reach people in both radius ther

. >> no singer doner account for more than 10% of our funding. we have a very diversified portfolio. so, we have -- there's no -- there's no single person, george southerlies, you know, gives -- he's not our biggest donor and he never gives more than 10%. are your have herb and marilyn sanders and peter lewis. the reason i bring that up is, from your experience, you worked in the senate, you worked in the white house and now you're here. when you start a lot of people said this is the clinton government in exile. where's the most productive place to be in this town? >> that's a great question. it depends on the time horizon. i think the great thing about the center for america progress, is that we are able to work on longer term issues. the thing that we're proud of is the work we did in 2005 to put out a universal health care plan that actually became the basis of massachusetts and the obama and hillary and edwards plan that president obama took to the white house, the framework that the congress adopted. and we were able to spend a year develop

i think their donations started falling off or they were getting too much guff from their big doners and did just the opposite of what they know to be the right thing. as an aside, i would like to say i have my own idea what planned parenthood is. you go to school, you go to high school, you meet somebody that you think you may love, you go to college, you set yourself up for life, you get a job, you get married, and then you have children. that's planned parenthood. now, what planned parenthood does is they use the name planned parenthood for something that is completely opposite. they subsidize irresponsible behavior. and they take care of the unplanned parenthood. so i wish they would call themselves unplanned parenthood and just be honest with us. and i think we would all be a lot better off if we all just decided to have children when we could afford to have children. host: that will be the last call on the topic. coming up, we'll have a roundtable discussion about a story that was released this week by the investigative journalist -- the independent journalist firm and chris ar

i never at aei or any other institute seen anybody hired fired, a paper buried because a doner was upset. >>i would say we have a policy -- clear policy that no individuaoll support will support individual research. it becomes a challenge, you do not make that kind of commitment. we are very clear that no particular paper is written because of a contribution. our foundation is different, but the fund issues are brought in fund research. >> two quick points. i agree on the donor. . in the article, i mentioned the david frum incident i the dow that the things he wrote in terms of democratic parliamentary procedures in the health-care bill were much more damaging to the republican cause than anything david said. i just do not see that as the cause. i was not in the room. >> we have about two and a half minutes. i am going to try to get in two more questions. >> i will be very quick. on the points on tenure, i always thought 10 year meant never having to say you're sorry. --tenure meant never having to say you are sorry. what i would like to ask is, does the panel have any proposals on how y