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some years ago i spoke to a mollyann senior legislator ogle leah has a fairly open relations with northorea as well as close to the u.s., which is very useful and he said that he also was a private businessman and he implied north korean laborers. they come to mongolia and get work there. and he said these people have no work ethic. they simply are -- they don't understand what it is to turn up on time to work hard to read he said after about a year in mongolia they start to catch on. and i've heard similar things from the members of the south korean unification ministry about the north korean workers in the complex that people do not have anything like the worst and thick to the acoustics work ethic and what it reminded me of is the eastern workers under the soviet union where people said we pretend to work and they pretend to pay. in the level of the population, the working population there's clearly extensive demoralization when it comes to the elite interest, mr. seiler is, who stands where among the elite is not a monolithic body. if there is probably mostly a younger generation wh

but i've done here is "obamanomics" i tried to name the names and leah out in a pattern to show that it's not an anomaly but it's actually the pattern and the affect obama is having of america is and what many people think it is. thank you very much for your time. [applause] i'm happy to take questions. again for to be going supposed to remind you to stand up if i call on you and then wait for the microphone to get to before you ask your question. so please. yes? >> you talk about what is called the revolving door in politics and big business, the idea that when people lose an election or retire from politics they tend to go into lobbying and the idea that once they come back they are going to come back to a government position i know and bernanke and hank paulson are well known for the street to talk about that and any idea on how that could be stopped through laws or volker action? >> i'm glad you're reminded me about the revolving door. i see this happening and i see my friends to this. a dangerous kind of like me when they are working on capitol hill and then i see them two years

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according to the "sunday times," the claim about the limb leahs -- the himalayas was based on -- now, keep in mind we're talking about their statement that by 2035, the glaciers would melt -- according to the "sunday times," that claim was based on a 1999 story in the news magazine which, in turn, was based on a short telephone interview with someone named ciad hasan, a very little-known, not very well-known indian scientist. next, in 2005, the activist group "worldwildlif wildlife fu" started the story in one of its climate change reports yet despite the fact that the world wildlife fund report was not peer reviewed, was not scientifically peer reviewed, it was still referenced by the ipcc, it's still in their report. and, third, according to the "times" the himalayan glaciers are so thick and at such high altitude that most glaishologists -- glaciologists believe it would take several hundred years to melt at the rate and many say it's showing no or little signs of change. and, lastly, when finally published, the "sunday times" wrote -- quote -- "the ipcc report did give its source