. -- about donorship. martin luther king said that it was fine to tell a man to pick himself up by his bootstraps. but it is cruel to tell a man he does not have any boots. when you're dealing with donors, there is a word that constantly comes up which is "sustainability." it is the investment and understanding with in the haitian people themselves. when you do it in theoretical programs, one time after another, it does not work. it has not worked. my belief is that haiti would have been better off today had there never been a single ngo there in these last 30 years. i am quite a stir of it. -- i am quite sure of it. it has been primarily destructive force. largely to the leadership of president clinton, the organizations are aligning and understanding that it is not what makes you feel good that does good. tavis: i think i know where you are going with this. but i do not want to make assumptions. how can ngo's destructive forces? >> it can be as simple as traffic. there is too much traffic in the center,

. >> you speak about organ donorship. this is from -- let's see, 1999, the independent institute at oakland, california. let's watch. [video clip] >> i believe people have the right to sell their organs. i believe that people should have the right to bequeath their organs to their heirs. matter of fact, my doctor some years ago, he was trying to get me to stop smoking and so i told him, i said you know, what sense does it make to put pink lungs in the ground? i said -- i said -- i told him that you know, when you die you should go out in a big bang. that's the (inaudible) way. that is everything should be wrong with you because -- yes, and you kind of feel sorry for the guy who died with just one thing you know, a heart attack. because his liver is good it means that he did not drink enough. lungs are good, he did not smoke enough. now, i was telling my doctor, i said now, if i could sell my organs. if i could bequeath my organs, let's say to my daughter i would have incentive to take better care of them. >> why can't we