hu jintao is not supreme. he's got a consensus. >> rose: what fascinates me about the china sneeze that i read that deng xioping pretty much dictated his successors and even chose hu jintao. >> yes, because hu jintao put down the rebellion in tibet. effectively. and that impressed deng xioping. >> rose: but jiang zemin did not want hu jintao? >> well, jiang zemin had other ideas. he wanted somebody more like him. >> rose: how would you define "more like him"? >> well, more salve warfare, able to present china to the world with a friendly face. savoir-faire. >> rose: why? >> well, hu jintao is a bit wooden. he don't know whether to smile... he's of a different character all together. >> rose: who do you like in the chinese leadership today? >> (laughs) i like them all. i have to. >> rose: (laughs) you have to. (laughs) >> but of all the chinese leaders... >> rose: today. >> the one i like to do business with is wang chi shan. >> rose: i thought you'd say that. there's talk he may stay on even though he's 65. >>

a china that end well on one hand just a couple months ago president obama hosted chinese president hu jintao in a lovely thing a visit with the royal welcome his visit included various activities that portray the two leaders as friendly including of course a state dinner and also many speeches by president obama meant to highlight the strong relationship between the u.s. and china. the united states welcomes china's rise a strong prosperous and successful member of the community of nations. and the china success has brought with an economic benefits for our people as well as yours . so why then would the u.s. government want to fight against the chinese government turns out that could be what's happening according to british news reports which say the u.s. state department may be planning to provide thirty million dollars to britain's b.b.c. world service for anti jamming technology so it can penetrate china's networks earlier i spoke to georgetown university journalism professor chris chambers about all of this i asked him why the u.s.

though she and her predecessor have had decent relations with them as well and she has not yet met with hu tolerance. i think this is that you know it's been scheduled for this time i don't think it's a big indicator it's very clear that brazil has a very strong relationship with venezuela they've consistently defended their countries democratic practice it's very interesting that they have put a very big premium on integration within south america so just last week that when a sword at the union of south american countries came into existence and this is very clearly a process of regional integration that does not include the united states it's not necessarily meant to be against the united states but it's reasonable that the countries of south america have their own political association and that is a very big priority for brazil so i think she's going to continue that all these presidents are different none of them is the same you know we have one who is an indigenous person another who's an economist another who has a populist military background you know they're different but they do

as you know, one month ago, chinese president hu jintao paid a visit to this country and held productive talks with president obama. both our leaders declared their commitment to building a cooperative the partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefits. his visit is important and will surely give new impetus to the overall development of our bilateral relations. in all 50 states, the state of california and san francisco, in particular, will benefit from this. this year is also a remarkable year for san francisco. for the first time in its 162- year history, you have and we have four asian american supervisors. and the first time in history, we have a chinese-american mayor. it is not only, i think, a recognition of asian americans, chinese americans, but of the contribution to the overall development to the city, and also, a vivid expression of the cultural makeup of san francisco which made the city so dynamic, strong and beautiful. ladies and gentlemen, the chinese counsel stands ready to work with you in the future to work and make san francisco -- as mere ly said -- the bes

i am meeting with president obama and president hu jintao. that was fantastic. while we were there, both of us did what we were supposed to do and what we could do and that is we met with every one we could about the business of our cities and in particular, i got to meet my very good friend, the commerce secretary i grew up with in seattle, washington and i applaud him for all of the money that they could possibly give us and we are already working on that and he said that china sf was one of the most integrated programs to ever -- innovative programs to come to the west coast. i got to meet the hud secretary and in the short time with all of the other mayors, we were able to talk about our building of housing at affordable housing and of the great partnership that we will have as the enrolls and has unrolled the federal homeless program at how that can match up with our program as well. we met with secretary -- and talk about job creation and discovered that we are working on linking up our community colleges and making sure that all of the students go to coll

and the president of china, as you know, is named president hu. president hu. so it could rightly be said, "hu 's your daddy." but now i think you could say ben bernanke is our daddy as the head of the federal reserve. now, let me give you another figure. $107 trillion. that's the estimate of the unfunded federal net liabilities for social security and medicare. look at all those zeros. this is reality. this is why we have to take on 65% of the federal budget. remember our current budget this year, we're no lean, mean machine in washington, we are $3.8 trillion in a budget. 65% of that are entitlement programs -- social security, medicare, medicaid. 107. i think that's written up there wrong. it should be $10 trillion. that number is wrong. it is 107 trillion. that is the estimated unfunded liability of social security. and remember, this year is the second year in a row that social security has been sending mower money out in checks than what it's taking in. that's six years ahead of time from what the projections were. by 2016 medicare is scheduled to be flat

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>> [speaking chinese] >> translator: first i would like to say that we all know president hu jintao paid a visit to the united states of the invitation of president barack obama last january. that visit achieved full success. an important agreement was reached between the leaders of the two countries and further advancing china u.s. relations. in particular, the agreement was reached on building a china u was cooperative partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefits. >> [speaking chinese] >> translator: there is now good atmosphere in the china u.s. relations. >> [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] we have a full agenda involving china and u.s. relations and in the following months the vice premier will co-chair with their u.s. counterparts, the third round of the china and u.s. strategic and economic dialogues. state councilor will attend the second meeting of the ty u.s. high level mechanism on people to people exchange. moreover, vice president joe biden of the united states will visit china late this year and after that, vice president will pay a visit to the united state

it was so bad that "the washington post" did an editorial and said president obama defends hu, h-u, hu jintao and here it is, president obama, 2009, nobel peace-prize winner. the 2010 nobel peace-prize winner and hu jintao and not a single world about about it and in china -- because i went on "people's daily," i read it daily, filled of accolades about a dictator. it demoralizes people in the gue lags, just like the president is demoralizing those suffering in the gulags all over the world, including -- in cuba. so the gentleman is actually right. we need to be very serious, you know, and use -- my wife and family who were suffering, would we just then look at scams and embrace these dictators? i would hope not. thanks for yielding. mr. gohmert: i appreciate the gentleman's insight. but unfortunately based on our modern history in this country the indications are if you are being tore turd and held in prison it doesn't appear this government would do anything differently than what we've been doing. those that suffered in gulag, who have been later released and when we hear those held