and bought great brands, hartleys and sun path, which will help my business in the u.k.ny credit for buying ella's which is right in my sweet spot, which is the number one leading baby food company in the u.k. aed europe? >> i heard is you got two very large retailers. i did feel like you are making strides with kroger and target. it was painful to hear these other two guys, who frankly had not had that good of business, although they do have some degree of control over your business. >> well, listen, but on the other hand, you know, we're one of the largest suppliers to sainsbury and tesco. i want to diversify our base. listen, i don't want to be 100% based business within the u.s. >> that's important. >> i don't want to be whole foods. i don't want to be walmart, kroger. listen, we had a great business in canada and loblaws, growing with soby's there. i want to build no different than coca-cola. how do we build global brands? and that's what you get value for is building global brands bit by bit, and that's what we're doing at hain, you will be able to buy earth's best

the last example i've given us the hartley act, which changed the framework in debilitated trade union in the united states at least compared to the wagner act. i might add perhaps finally with respect to the national security state, the american south was the mature partner for international is some as it is the 1940s, 1950s. the majority of the republican party still have grave doubts about a global role for the united states. senator taft, the republican leader was supposed to nato originally an american troops being stationed in europe and we decided between those on the wallace -- henry wallace said of the democratic party, which blamed the cold war and the united states from the soviet union and did not wish to engage in a global competition and the other side of the northern wing of the party stood with truman in creating the national security state. it took something that is to create the major institutions we know today. in this sense, modern america, the world we know was created in congress through the truman years and decisively by decision-making, lawmaking decisions taken

>> he hartley won the game. saxby chambliss got a hole in one.aveling to texas. >> reporter: to some extent, this trip is an amendment to refocus the conversation. of course there's been a lot of discussion about syria. of course today the focus has been on benghazi. tomorrow president obama will travel to austin, texas, talking about the economy. he'll specifically be talking about investing in manufacturing. he's also going to visit a school that has a strong science technology, engineer and math program. >> kristin welker thank you. >>> we'll be right back. (annoucer) new beneful medley's, in tuscan, romana, and mediterranean style varieties. ♪ just mix it in, and take play to new places. three cans in every pack. new beneful medley's. >>> joining us now for more on today's benghazi hearings on the september 2012 attacks. ranking member on the house intelligence committee, congressman, there's a lot being said today about what could have been done, what should have been done. have you heard anything so far in the testimony that makes you want

for decades, unions have negotiated high quality affordable health insurance through nonprofit taft hartleyrs for low income individuals. these plans are mutually agreed upon between union members and participating employers and provide insurance to millions of american workers. the roofers union was even more upset quote our concerns over certain provisions in the aca have not been addressed or in some instances totally ignored. in the rush to achieve its passage many of the acts wants provisions are not perceived promises that those who were satisfied with their employer sponsored coverage could keep it i refuse to remain silent or idolly watch as the aca destroys those protections. i am therefore calling for repeal or complete reform ever the affordable care act. that's the president of the united union of roofers. let's bring in panel steve hayes. a.b. stoddard and charles krauthammer. >> we documented many of the issues and problems with obama care and this seems to be a big one. >> this is a big one. i think it's especially important politically because it's the president's own allies

hartley for enlightened reasons, i.e.this is a problem you've created and you, israelis, americans, have to so. a party for self interested recent because they understand what a colossal word and it would be worthy to be responsible. so i don't think, i don't know what to do with. i'm not privy to what happened. i don't know what actually happened between the secretary and president morsi and his people and the hamas people but what i've read, what i've heard indicates that no, egypt is -- did not adequately. if you look at what's going on in egyptian politics today, the troubles of egypt are being blamed in some of the press on the brotherhoods over solicitude for hamas. there's no fuel oil in egypt because as all being sent to gaza, according to some ridiculous rumors and opposition papers. so the way that explain is in quite a different direction. >> let's thank rashid khalidi for a wonderful lecture. [applause] >> thank you. >> you are watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs, weekday feature live coverage of

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