and you can buy not only a soft drink full of sugar and then you can buy perhaps a bag of doritos to go with it in the middle of the afternoon at school. so what kind of message is that in a country in which a substantial number of the people, especially children, are vastly overweight and in which we, by the way, minimize physical fitness in our schools because we've become very obsessed, and necessarily so -- we care now more about math and sciences and getting out of our school system more engineers, more people steeped in math and science -- but should that be at the expense of physical fitness? what kind of a brain is walking around without a physical being to propel it? how about some physical fitness in our schools and get the -- the soda machines or the soft drink machines and -- and the doritos and cheetos out of the school hallways? i mean, that -- those things are just common sense. it's about personal behavior, and it's about what we do in this country. and, by the way, the reason those machines are there is that they can put machines in the hallways at scoocialgz the com

governance we certainly would not get rid of the taliban and al qaeda to kill them all it is like the doritos ad they just keep making more. [laughter] but if we actually make them irrelevant by giving people a good alternative, i think that is the exit strategy for the reason. people talk about that being expensive, complex, taking years and i do not disagree but we're already spending $2 billion per month on our military operation alone and surely that is not sustainable either. even the nation-building is a dirty word it is one that i will keep saying because i think it is the only way out of that region. for me the bigger concern is the speed with which the insurgents are moving across pakistan which i do see a tremendous risk for splitting into different parts and there is then all state department joke because the pakistani is all believe secretly washington's plan is to split up into four different countries and the state department says of one pakistan gives us this much imagine what we get from four of them lot. [laughter] i was sitting around and talking about the taliban just befor

it sort of like that doritos at. they just make more of them as we do that.but if we actually make them irrelevant i getting people a good alternative, i think that's the exit strategy for the region. people talk about that being expensive and complex and taking years. i don't disagree with that, but we're already spending $2 billion a month on our military operations alone in afghanistan. and surely that's not sustainable