you should try as ghandi tried. now as a national another country who spent several years in america. i have been struck by the american dream to set goals work hard, you will get there. in other parts of the world, a dream is a fancy, the power of the american dream is that often, though not all day, it is reality. january on occasion become a college president and so forth. out of about 200 countries in the world, only one has an image of this kind. this is one reason are long. with an migration has gone on for centuries and with people moving within america, some industries -- [inaudible] the idea of genes within america and the rest of the world, america constantly renews itself. let me confess, when i visited america for the first time in 1957 and saw some of the cities, i did not imagine that a black man would one day occupy the white house. some of you may have imagined it at that time. because most of you were not around that time. i did not. however, to my great good luck in the summer of 1957, i did meet d

a quote from muhammed ghandi recalled the face of the forest of the weakest man and ask yourself will it be of any use to him? will he be better off? then you will melt away. that is how we can make health care sustainable and live for generations to come the care that will system they keep for all you do i wait until questions and. [applause] >> >> good morning and is nice to hear you again. the starting point* but on its way to collapsing there is pain and other avenues to materialize in the global world even health care maybe exported. knowing all but and seeing the globalization of the trade and industry is growing abroad who is this along the way. but they crop up along the way. one of the things that comes to mind is the way we are taught to. at medical school we're taught the indication or treatment. but then to take care of a patient by the way i am a surgeon. i have an operation to offer you. nothing else in the patient's left. rightly so. what is the treatment? not only the most rewarding treatment for yourself. i leave you with that thought to the medical establishment that

it from began i ghandi. he says recall the faith of the poorest in the weakest man whom you may have seen and ask yourself if the step you contemplate is going to be of any use to him. will he be better off because of? then your doubt and yourself will melt away. that's how we make health care sustainable. h's how we can make health care reform live for generations to come so they get the care they need. the care that will sustain then and bring them healthier happier lives. thank you for all you do. i'd be happy to have your questions. [applause] [inaudible] jowl to go to the microphone so everybody can hear. we're on tape. >> hello, good morning. >> good morning. >> [inaudible] >> hello. >> might be [inaudible] what i'm seeing is the own rate, the health care system -- [inaudible] as you say on the grid to equality there will be a lot of pain and other avenue that materialize in the open world where even the health care might be exported, and people might even [inaudible] seeking health care elsewhere. kno

would be so powerful effect group of americans came to pakistan and linked arms with us and walked in ghandityle to the region where they and are killing so many innocent people. will you please do that. we said, of course. we would be honored to. we have decided to take a delegation the week of october october 3-tent, and we are inviting people in the public to come and join us. we have information on the website. you can check the box that's going around here if you want more intimation about that peace delegation. finally, i wonder if any of you were thinking, what about the u.n.? should not be doing something? well, the people in the u.n. have been speaking out against the program for years now. it just recently has become more active. in fact, for the first time with you in that in june of this year they had commissioned the report on the program and came out with a very critical report saying that the u.s. had to justify why it was killing people instead of capturing them and letting them have a fair trial. obviously many people wondering the same as we are here. and they also said tha

i think he basically said that because nat ghandi the chief financial officer of the district was testifyingt talking about this structural deficit that the district suffers because it can't levy a commuter tax and also, incidentally -- not coincidentally, because the district can't tax -- can't levy property taxes on all of the federal properties or embassies inside this area. so that leaves a big gap in its property taxes, as well. he kept mentioning this and issa said we ought to look at this that we can't levy this tax. so let's have hearings about this. issa didn't say he would necessarily support it but said let's talk about this and let's have hearings about it after the election so i imagine we will but it almost seems like issa was -- sort of acting on the fly there. it does not seem as though there's like a big groundswell to change this. >> always good to see you this early in the morning and talk about these important issues. >> 8:21. coming up, the first lady opens up on the kissoff see around the world. why she says she and the president wouldn't pucker up during the kiss cam a

i think about dorothy day and thomas murton and mahatma ghandi, folks who lived their lives and preached behaving in ways of complete consistency, of walking with those on the front lines of poverty. and to me, that captured my imagination and said i can do this too. and be part of this wonderful tradition. >> john: that's who jesus was. he hung out with the poor. he was a long haired hippy who was all about the less fortunate and disdained wealth and those who lived in comfort. which will bring us to paul ryan eventually. i do want to talk about paul ryan with you. you mentioned dorothy day who is a great hero and someone who i think is in danger of being forgotten by folks. but you know, it is the sex thing really. it is the sex thing i think that's hurting the catholic church the most on three levels. number one, the gay thing which is not supported by scripture. jesus never said a damn thing about gaye people. he talked about monster trucks as much as he talked about the gays. the hypocrisy business on celibacy. none of that comes from the bible. our first pope, st. peter was married