emmanuel is still working there.the first high five after the passage of health care went from obama to emmanuel. that was assign this man is okay. being chief-of-staff is a very, very tough job and while he's brought his family here to washington, you know, the white house begins at 6 in the morning and ends in the evening pretty late and then there's social events. it goes and there's only so long you can do that with young children like emmanuel has. i wouldn't expect him to last more than another year but i think he's done a good job. host: we're talking about the job of the presidency and how it works. baltimore, elaine. republican line. your first. caller: i'd like to ask, there's so much anxiety appearing in the general public. i feel it. everybody is kind of talk about it. you have governors challenging the health care bill. you have some - kind of like renegade groups challenging some of the governors to get out of office. there's just a lot going on. i think when we had the first tea party nobody realize th

mike emmanuel is at the pentagon. i was there years ago, the first time they had an election. don't remember the years, they slide to get. but they were like there's no way we'll get all this home. it would be like moving a country back. >> you're right some of the they've got a huge operation in kuwait right now where they're looking at the vehicles coming out of iraq. some are being refurbished, spruced on to go to afghanistan. some will be sent to the u.s. for training and some for parts, essentially. some may be fixed up and sold to allies in the region. a huge operation under way and a crunch time for logistical operations as president obama's surging 30,000 troops into afghanistan. we need the best equipment there from the terrains are so different, iraq to afghanistan. in one place you're -- it's the rugged and mountainous and the other, flat sand and extreme temperatures. >> we asked lieutenant general william webster about that this morning. here's what he had to say. >> when we started sending em wraps up there, the largest were effective in iraq and they were come b

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his name is emmanuel, and he lives in tanzania, where we travelled next. his tiny company, one employee, makes shoes, also belts and handbags. he says, it's difficult for us to compete with chinese products, they are sold at much lower prices than what we sell. they are cheap, $6 for a pair of the chinese shoes, about $4 less than the tanzanian shoes. in a country where people don't have much money, no contest. u.s. diplomat george aldridge monitors chinese commerce in east africa. >> this might be the great irony of our new century so far, that a communist country has become the most ruthless capitalist country in the world. undercutting producers -- not just american producers, but african producers. >> reporter: this is a fairly typical market, by african standards. and many of the products here are growing, a number of the products here are chinese. but it's not just the products that are from china, many of the people who own these shops are from china. the man in the shop next door blames the chinese for undercutting everyone. >> translator: if we co

>> couric: what better birthday present for emmanuelle lundy than the ability to walk again. she turned 27 this week and is anxious to get back to her job as a customer service representative. she also can't wait to play volleyball. volleyball! in >> in here we're operating on thousands of people since earthquake. >> couric: some day soon dr. barth green hopes to build a permanent critical care and rehab center in haiti. when he does, these american doctors and nurses will most likely be gone and he says that's okay with him. >> that's the way it should be. that's the right thing to do. people should be allowed to control their own destiny and take care of their own people. all we are is empowering them to do that. >> couric: and he's doing amazing work. for all the stories in this series and to learn more about dr. barth green and med share you can go to cbsnews.com. with campbell's soups. go to campbellskitchens.com for a valuable coupon and hundreds of mouthwatering, family pleasing dinner ideas. ♪ so many, many reasons ♪ ♪ it's so m'm! m'm! good! ♪ a deep ache all over. i

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not going out of their way to make it a campaign like rahm emmanuel tried to make it a little bit of an issue before. it's about self-defense. they have to stand up for themselves because of stuff they're saying. any reasonable person's view is extreme. >>> it seems to me there's a cake they're baking on the right very effectively. and all the ingredients are socialist, the delegitimizing people who are birthers, not really american. the attempted takeovers. all these terms seem foreign. >> i want my country back. >> it seems like they're baking a cake so people get this idea. he's not one of us. >> he's not one of us. he's not legitimate. >> junta. >> junta -- that's the military term. >> here he is. maybe i had a small part in this. a small part. here he is, the president reacting to something on friday night. i'm so small in this debate. here he is. let's listen to rush limbaugh. >> if you don't like regime, i'll call him a junta, whatever. they're governing against the people. it doesn't matter. that group deals, bribes, unconstitutionality to get legislation passed. legislation

one of my heroes and congressman emanuel cleaver, another friend, the "n" word, and spitting on emmanuelsgusted me. the names they used for barney frank, it showed a disregard. not all tea party think that way. when the leadership didn't say anything about it and object, the group for the harmful words and actions, comparing president obama to hitler and nazis. the party does look very bad when they don't stand up and say this was wrong and shameful. >> i was in some anti-war demonstration is in the vietnam war. i remember the big march on the pentag pentagon, although there was thousands and thousands of middle of the road people there who thought the war was a mistake, weren't particularly ideological, there were old reds there, old liberals, old communist is in that group. should war demonstrators have demonstrate aid intelligence them, old line lefties that had shown up to be under the umbrella. do you always as members of a rally rally have to pick fights with oddballs in the group? i'm just giving you on argument. you're saying everybody in the group is responsible for everybody in

. >> in washington, mike emmanuel, fox news. ♪ >>> the president extolling its country's military sayinge nuclear program. a memo from secretary gates in the united states saying the u.s. must pull the trigger on the program. news begins right now. >>> travelers still grounded due to safety fears for a fourth straight day but airlines starting to push from regulators to open air space. several flights through through ash by the volcano with no problem. that is hope for thousands of passengers desperate to get home. even when airlines resume normal operations, investigators say it will take a very long time to resolve the traffic nightmare. >> 200,000 people have been affected, 1300 flights. that is a very, very difficult task in addition to the money and aircraft. i would estimate it will take at least a week to get things back to normal operations. >>> questions about the actual dangers of the atmosphere build, economic difficulties are rising for the airlines and passengers. we go to the newsroom now to laura for the very latest. >>> hi, shannon. test flights, alternate test routes and

ron emmanuel -- rahm emanuel -- host: here is "usa today" who say that the financial industry has gone to d.c. insiders. host: that is usa today. we have jane on the republican line. caller: i hope that we have a great discussion about this bill. we have the return of the robber barons from 100 years ago. we have not gone back to using that term again. we cannot chase the money out of the country. we have to be mindful of what the international financial industry is doing. when we put something in place, and the more conservative regime comes in, we have to make certain that we can fund this. this has to work. i am conservative, to the people who are listing. even george soros said that we have to regulate the banks. they should not stop regulating them. this is not good for us. we had a hand, the united states financial community, in collapsing the economy of other countries. host: you may be interested in the "financial times." george soros has an article. he has said that credit defaults locks can be used as a license to kill. if you are interested in reading that, that is in the "f

rom emmanuel headed over to bhar house for meetings yesterday. one more call on the money to states. jacksonville, florida, howard? democrats line, are you there? caller: yes. i'm here. i believe they aught to distribute that money to the states. we're going to have a second wave of massive lay-off's. police officers, teachers, nurses, doctors from state hospitals. libraries. quite a few states around here are in an awful mess and i believe they need some help. they need it now. my state, florida the butt idge mess. host: howard, who would you support. i know it's on the republican side. in the senate race all the news as been about governor chris. who would you is important? caller: whoever the democrats put up against them. host: appreciate you weighing in more coming. we'll be joined by foreign policy rider josh rogin and your calls to all on the way as "washington journal" continues. first a news update from c-span radio. >> it's 7:45 in washington. the two day nuclear summit opens today in downtown washington as president plays host to leade