as many books include capitalism hits the fan a global economic meltdown and what to do about it dr wolfe what it actually just back up a little bit. two years ago i think it was my wife and i spent a week in spain at the monitor gone collective looking at this as i recall fifty billion dollars or whatever it was the massive enterprise worldwide enterprise in over one hundred countries ten over ten thousand workers or fifteen thousand workers where the c.e.o. makes three times what the janitors make in the decisions are actually made by the workers and everybody who works there owns a piece of the cloth of this collective this cooperative is that this sort of model to replace what we described in the first part of this of the you know the guy who ones everything to replace modern capitalism that you think is the best. well yes i think it has an awful lot to offer us to put it in context you know what system is a very complicated and rich body of of understanding it's been contributed to by every culture every race every community imaginable advanced countries underdeveloped countries so i

dr. milton wolf out of chicago as a guest to the program. he is a second cousin to barack obama and he is a vociferously opposed to obamacare, but you will never see him on nbc news ever. guest: you make an interesting point. i think mike really drools down further than what we have in this debate -- drills down further on this debate about health care. a lot of folks in and this is have been on insurance companies and on trial lawyers. but not so much on how doctors will go about delivering this new system of health care. my sister is a pediatrician. i remember going to a discussion with her and watching the hair on her head stand up when she realized there was no incentive for her to stay in practice or make the commitment to her patients because the cost on her side of it whether insurance- driven is going to be too great. the impact on doctors will ultimately be consolidation in the medical field, and it will be some doctors who decide to leave and retire early. that is going to have a long- term impact on the delivery of this health-car

dr. seuss. >> mm-hm. >> .and to tom wolfe, told stories about tom wolfe's evolution from being a newspaper reporter to writing the books that we all know and then. >> mm-hm. >> .you read a poem by luci shaw called "december". >> mm-hm. >> .and then you signed off with your -- with your standard end. >> mm-hm. >> .which i thought was you know the classic five minutes; just perfect and it set my day off right. you've been doing this for a long time. >> have been. >> yeah. >> i like that poem by luci shaw because in the last lines she had a.a.a snow shovel, the sound of a snow shovel across concrete. >> mm-hm. >> .and.and tossing its light load onto a.onto a drift. i just felt there were a lot of people around the country who needed that poem, people in austin, texas. >> [chuckles] >> .and people in georgia and florida, hawaii. it's a beautiful sound, that scrape. >> we don't hear that sound very much though. >> .that scrape of the shovel. >> yeah, yeah. occasionally but not often. >> so it meant a lot to me and.and the fact that tom wolfe had gotten his doctorate in literature and then he went into t

dr. suzan johnson cook will identify countries that persecute people of faith and subject to u.s. sanctions. congressman wolf says religious freedom is a major issue. >> they are generally a democratic country that you are not at war with. you are not arguing with, not fighting with. >> looking ahead to 2012, congressman wolf intends to write a let ter to every candidate making religious freedom a top priority. jennifer wishon cbn news, washington. >>> u.s. is pushing china to improve human rights there. john jessup has been in the hearings and joins us from capitol hill. john, what is the focus of the hearingsed to? >> well, really the focus is on china's crack down on political decent. we are heard of the arab spring taking place across and fewer have heard of the jasmine revolution because these panelists and guests that congressman smith inviteed to capitol hill are arguing that is because the chinese government has aborted these demonstrations by forcibly putting political centers and human rights workers and attorneys in prison before the demonstrations could take place. >> john, how does freedom of re

>> wolf, according to "the new york times," her name is mill dr -- mildred. away from the los angeles area. brentwood area mansion where she once worked for the schwarzenegger family. two of the friends of hers told "the new york times" that she is a former housekeeper who worked for the schwarzeneggers for 20 years before retiring in january. just one day after the scandal broke, the former first couple of california are both off in different directions. this time it is maria shriver in the limelight in chicago while her action star husband remains in los angeles away from the cameras. on the day maria shriver made a grand appearance at the taping of one of the final episodes of "oprah," her high-profile husband was laying low trying to stay out of the spotlight and away from reporters. a source close to former california governor arnold schwarzenegger told cnn the fallout from the revelation he fathered a child outside of his marriage has been very hard for him. that he realizes the terrible mistake he made and has a lot of work to do to repair his relation