he and eva and chancellor kline who are all democrats and featured in the film -- >> joe kline from new york? >> the chancellor in new york, have been working tirelessly for this for many, many years, much longer than most people have even known that this is a problem. and i think what's at the heart of it is probably what attracted me to this issue, which is just the sense of sort of injustice and that it really doesn't have to be that way. i mean, you visit these schools that are working and they can be traditional public schools or charter schools or private schools. it doesn't really matter. but when they're working you can really feel it. the kids are happy, the teachers are happy, they're learning, and you just get this sense that they're moving towards something great, which is college. and i think many people like mayor booker believe that it's possible for things to get better. >> now, what is driving you in this? and what i mean by that is being a document taryn or being interested in issues? because the documentaries often are issue-driven or they have a point of view. >> wel

go to best buy, circuit city, many it not most of them are made in kline. on the chinese side they are buying a lot of capital goods that help their investment programs that discriminate their economic growth. so it is a symbiotic relationship. china has a large surplus in the trade with the united states and has had for many years. host: before we get to calls we know tim geithner the treasury secretary was recently in kline talking to them about trade and monetary type issues. how are the tkpwofpts getting along these days as they talk about the dollar and trade issues? guest: i think reasonably well. i think there was a period four to six months ago where we were hitting bumps in the road. i think those have been mostly patched up. the relationship is constructive and productive. i think that they had a good set of meetings in beijing a couple of weeks ago in the so-called strategic and economic dialogue that was led by the treasury secretary and secretary of state hillary clinton. host: how about your own meet g meetings an visit to china? what were you

kline: this legislation gives -- mr. klein: we cannot allow iran to continue to its pursuit of nuclear weapons. not on our watch and certainly not on our dime. as a conferee, i'm proud the final bill also takes into account new developments. iran is attempting to circumvent global sanctions and this bill seeks to cut off their strategies such as uranium investments with companies like b.p. in joint ventures outside of iran. i would also like to thank chairman berman and ranking member ros-lehtinen for their leadership and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. berman: mr. speaker, for unanimous consent request, i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from florida, mr. deutsche, the author of the country's first state iran disinvestment legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. deutsche deutsche -- mr. deutsche: i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california. mr. berman: i'm very pleased to

this is a the time when bill kline was the pinnacle of liberal flawed. -- of liberal thought.hat was our liberals. we did not exist, not real liberals. for someone like me began the site, i quickly build the audience and realized that there was a definite market niche not being filled. and these voices did not exist. that did not mean there was not a progressive movement at the time. this is the beginning problem. people like me would look out and see the environmental movement, the women's movement, labor, and so one. there were all doing other things and we were divided. the conservatives were united. we were getting our asses kicked. there is no way to sugar coat that. what we were doing was not working. the people in charge of those organizations did not seem to or bank -- understand that thh world was changing and they needed to evolve. but the world changing i am not talking about 2002. the conservative movement build itself up as a cohesive of a starting in the 1960 proxy, 1970's, and 98's. 30 years in we would start getting a hand that being in our own silo's was not w

kline: this legislation gives -- mr. klein: we cannot allow iran to continue to its pursuit of nuclear weapons. not on our watch and certainly not on our dime. as a conferee, i'm proud the final bill also takes into account new developments. iran is attempting to circumvent global sanctions and this bill seeks to cut off their strategies such as uranium investments with companies like b.p. in joint ventures outside of iran. i would also like to thank chairman berman and ranking member ros-lehtinen for their leadership and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. berman: mr. speaker, for unanimous consent request, i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from florida, mr. deutsche, the author of the country's first state iran disinvestment legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. deutsche deutsche -- mr. deutsche: i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from california. mr. berman: i'm very pleased to