president of ecuador who traveled with the single aim of standing with the democracy of the world. isn't the interest of one single country or one single people is when you of holtz a democracy -- when you uphold the democracy? the president of venezuela to pay very close attention -- a who paid very close attention to events very early on. there were early signs that there was something of a bullet. this plot was taking shape. it resulted in a brutal coup d'etat. the presidents of bolivia who spoke on behalf of people of the world, also indicating his protest. the terrible discomforts, because some presidents have passed through times of weakness in their terms. we have all been affected. often, these threats are nothing more than that, simply threats. when these threats are issue behind rightful defendants, that means we had still not progressed enough. have we still not been able to reign in violence and resolve it peacefully using legal terms? were they necessary? another country of laws and constitutions to enter into dialogue and to resolve any disputes which may concern an a

argentina, the high elevation of ecuador. being taken out of the box and the penalty kick, the shot is stopped and they failed to put home the rebound. and stopping this one as well, it keeps the game tied in the 59th minute. and then ripping the shot, ecuador with a 1-0 lead. and the 83rd minute and the ball played in the box and palacios, and they gain three crucial points. when we come back on "espnews," kids out of college struggling to find jobs, but not mark sanchez. he is a multimillion air without taking the snap. and the red sox and yanks, decided by a run. ♪ ah, man, love that drinkability. drink-a what? drinkability. it's what makes bud light so incredibly refreshing. it's like a wave of refreshment, gently washing over your whole body. it's getting bigger. here comes the refreshment. [ sfx: screaming, wave splashing ] whew. well that almost never happens. easy drinking, always refreshing. bud light. the difference is drinkability. [ sfx: hairdryer ] no hard feelings. >> the world he is biggest sporting event retur

so and latin america now are growing forces, energies that changing reality and in venezuela and ecuador the plain common sense for instance korea, the president when he says we are not going to pay for the debt unless it is proved that the foreign debt is real. because most of the foreign debt that is in a in present, the faults that never existed are the result of the generosity of the international financial institutions like international monetary fund, world bank and the deep bunkers so generous with the military dictatorships to finance. the question coming from common sense is why should people pay for the snake that bit him or her and why should people finance the corruption of the politicians savings this banks and he was attacked say in this is a scandal, he is mad. they are always trembling. a catastrophe is going to happen [inaudible] >> host: which of the current leaders of latin america do you admire the most, do you think -- is moving in the right direction? >> guest: i don't like speaking about leaders and. it is a were idled like at all. and even the word leadership, i l

i have always been struck -- i visited the country of ecuador once with my family a few years ago, and i was struck. the tour guide was telling me about their national system. then we drove by the hospitals. they are right next to each other. the public hospital and the private hospital. you could tell which was which. visually. the private hospital looked like a hotel. very inviting place. the public hospital, unfortunately, looked like a building that was someone run down. two tiers of care. this is a latin american countries, some might say third world, nevertheless that's what i saw. i never want to see that happen in america. mr. kirk: what you heard tonight is focusing on positive outcomes, making sure we reform health care. deploy health information technology. health individual savings account. we have spent far less crime criticizing the president. far more time outline agnew positive agenda. to close tonight i'd like to turn to dr. murphy who has been more in the health care system that -- than all of us. mr. murphy: when i look at this, i want americans and all of us to imag