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segments of that group, they learned what it was like to live under taliban rule, which was much hasher version of islam than most afghans were used to, so it is not that they want the taliban. it is simply that their government is not delivering services and that they don't see the u.s. presence as delivering anything good. mccrystal is trying to shift the way the u.s. military operates so they are supporting villages, not alienating them. this is a huge task. but i think he's very, very aware of the issues that the caller raised. host: if you're interested in reading more of the works in the regular column by trudy rubin, you can log on the website. it's philly.com/true dirubin. eric is joining us from indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. i read an article called "us or them in afghanistan" by a lady named ann jones. and she's been in afghanistan helping with women's causes there since the beginning. and she writes about, you know -- supposedly there is an army of afghanis that's 90,000 strong. i guess a bunch of marines and nato forces moved in to someplace and started to fig

craft advisory being create by more boats or smaller or medium size boats are willing to go it of the hasherr waters and explore for opportunities. >> jeff do, you agree that it's a good, not a bad sign? >> yeah, i do. i think there's more at work than that as well. i think that there's still enough money on the sidelines in zero maturity funds, if you will, mzm, and the underinvested and underplayed portfolio managers staring at their fiscal year end. a lot of them close their books in october. i think that's why the dips have been shallow. these guys are starting to weight up into stocks. >> and, jeff, it sounds like, you're making a technical case. people missed it so they want to get in. they could make a market go higher. you want it to go higher because profits are growing and people think the world is growing, right? that's not why you're optimistic. >> yeah, i have avered ever since march 2nd on your show, as a matter of fact, when we said the market bottoming process completes this week and we're all in. that the recovery was going to be stronger than most people thought. and if you

kitchen sponge and cutting board hashers biggest dangers, along with elevator buttons, coffee, machinesa machine in the gym is worse than a public toilet. >> yup. >> that's assuming the public toilet -- they don't clean them in the airport. >> they clean the ones here. >> most toilet seats get cleaned once a day. >> i'll put my money on the gym. >> if you had to lick one. the gym? >> yes. >> all right. that's the worst place. thorough and frequent hand cleaning is required, maybe needed ten times a day or more daily because we live in humongous amounts of live organisms and we're all continued covered in effectual organisms. >> cans, ocd 50 times a day. no one wants to end up with howard hughes, those long fingernails. i hesitate to wade into the roman polanski mess but it's in the usa today mess. pepperdine university, we should quote her, let bygones, be bygo bygones. maybe they won't fight it. the rape and sodomization of a 13-year-old girl, someone who admitted it, is probably not something to let go. a man of such talent in the world. french culture minister told french news media.

segments of that group, they learned what it was like to live under taliban rule, which was much hashersion of islam than most afghans were used to, so it is not that they want the taliban. it is simply that their government is not delivering services and that they don't see the u.s. presence as delivering anything good. mccrystal is trying to shift the way the u.s. military operates so they are supporting villages, not alienating them. this is a huge task. but i think he's very, very aware of the issues that the caller raised. host: if you're interested in reading more of the works in the regular column by trudy rubin, you can log on the website. it's philly.com/true dirubin. eric is joining us from indiana. good morning. caller: good morning. i read an article called "us or them in afghanistan" by a lady named ann jones. and she's been in afghanistan helping with women's causes there since the beginning. and she writes about, you know -- supposedly there is an army of afghanis that's 90,000 strong. i guess a bunch of marines and nato forces moved in to someplace and started to fight a