today 80-85% of darley's exports are financed by exim. that means more jobs, more security for more american families. in fact that is why today we're awarding darley exporter of the year aword. let's give that company a round of applause. [applause] now the opportunity we are unleashing isn't just the opportunity for one company to grow. the question is will america seize the opportunity and continue to lead in the global economy? the global middle class is expected to grow at more than 200 million people a year for the next five years. that is the size of the adult population of the united states growing year after year. they are going to need smart highways, power plants, bridges, satellite communications consumer goods. the demand will be unprecedented. who going to step into the arena and meet that demand? the rewards are huge. a robust economy. a vibrant manufacturing sector and most importantly, hundreds of thousands of good paying jobs. america can't afford to sit this race out. we need to use every tool in our arsenal to make sur

exim provides that access when there is a gap in the private sector. people like the darlings they are not well connected. they're not crony capitalists. they're not interested in handouts. they pay for their financing. and like all of our customers, they're entrepreneurs, they're innovators who want to make more american made goods and export them to the world. gabriela jeda is one of those entrepreneurs, born in mexico city. we met last summer in mesquite texas. he runs a small concrete additive business out of a modest warehouse east of texas with his wife jane and their son david. and in fact gabrielle and jane would be here today, but they're celebrating his 60th birthday in spain and they have planned this trip about six months ago. their company is called fritz pack. and they manufacture 40 different specialty products like plasters, the kinds of things you'll find in swimming pools and sports arenas. so if you've gone to a cowboys game or colts game, you've seen their handiwork. gabrielle epitomizes the american dream, but just as he's preparin

exim which leads into our speaker.e went to look into our authorizations and last year 70%, a full 70% of the work we did, the financing we did was in the developing world. and the fact reminds me that i had dinner once with susan rice, and i said we weren't export agency, and she said we were in development agency. she was right, i was wrong. this summer president obama convenes an african leaders conference. he brought his ministers of african business, government officials, it was a two day event. at the close of that, the president singled out one exporter who he thought represented the best of american entrepreneurship and the african export market. let's see what he had to say. obama: he was born in kenya. his family was originally from india, eventually she evergreen into the united states and started a small business in california. he started as a small engineering fair, and then it started to manufacture small power generators. with the help of export import bank including seminars in a line of credit and risk

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a la ciudad de san josÉ por los diferentes departamentos de salud o de los permisos de que no les eximes meses, todo indica que existe un apoyo para probar la oratoria cordialmente concedÁmosle que sus las o hÁbito no una resoluciÓn. jairo: el problema es navegar la maraÑa burocrÁtica para buscar los permisos. >> primeramente porque no sabemos el idioma persa porque vamos a las oficinas entre sÉsiles hay que contratar con traductor y a partir de eso son caros jairo: dicen que la iglesia va agonizar a los vendedores parques ayuden a sacar los permisos requeridos. leticia: una mujer reportÓ a que una la querÍan secuestrar todo fuera una mentira segÚn la mujer el lunes por la noche en la quiso plagiar mientras que sacaba cosas de su auto luego de cambiar la versiÓn de los hechos durante un interrogatorio dice que inventÓ la historia para llamar la historia de sus familiares la policÍa no ha hecho se presentar cargos leÓn: el proyecto que lleva para que acudiera sus hijos no aprobarse a medida por su parte el senador de la propuso dijo que estÁ haciendo modificaciones que permitan a las fam

. >> she's for the exim bank that gives money to boeing. >> there are a thousand ways the free market is involved in the government of the united states. john: why isn't she involved in the ex-im bank. >> i'd like to ask wall street why the federal government charges lower interest rates to wall street banks than students for student loans. >> the student loan debt is now 1.2 trillion dollars. 7 million students are in default. bankers are more likely to pay them back. >> first of all, i remember financial crisis recently which the federal government wound up putting a whole bunch of money in wall street. it goes to student loans. corporations, for profit colleges are gaming the system and pulling in giant amounts of student loans they know that students won't be able to repay because the students never graduate. that is the rigging of the system and elizabeth war sen against it. every american would look and say that is a corrupt and bad system. john: let's take the speech which is so popular you didn't build, you didn't get rich on your own. we paid for the roads the education the c

and at exim we're proud to have done our part by supporting 164,000 jobs last year alone. i used to run a family business. and, in fact, my mother -- my mother and my brother david are here, sitting right up front. so i know firsthand the jobs are more than just a number. but as a country, we often don't talk about what those jobs mean on a personal level to our friends and family. we often don't think about what a job really means to a person who has one. having a good job is a tremendous source of pride and self-esteem. it brings added meaning and purpose to your life. it is a part of your identity. how often are we all asked, what do you do and where do you work. being able to provide and protect your family is one of the most fundamental of human needs. a good job makes it easier to pay the mortgage, buy groceries or send your kid to college. it is just one example of what we strive to make possible. even though the u.s. has added jobs at an historic rate, there are still too many americans for meaningful work and good paying jobs are still out of reach. u.s. small bus