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. >> woodruff: for that we tn to two people w have been closely watchi this battle and maki heir case on that question i their respectivhealth care blog ezra klein is wi the "washington st" and recently he american prospect." and, tevi troy writesor the "criticalondition" blog of the "national review." served as deputy secretary health and man services during the bush admistration and is now a senior fellow the hudson instite. good to have bh of you with us we appreciateour being here. let's tartout, and w know it's hypothetical, it hasn't come out of coness, they're still negotiating. but ezra klein, if there we a public plan, who would run it? how would it work? how would it be dferent from the private insurance many people are used to now? >> i wish i culd answer it me clearly. thers many of the plans are availab, some would be natiol, some would run ates,ome would be triggered by conditions not beinget and one condition say private insurers don hold down costs, then five years the public claim comes in being. bu the public plan would be private insurer, an surance plan run by the

. >> rose: what does prime minister maki seek in washingt? >> well, he's going to ha a couple days, he's seeing some very senior people he starting of course,ith our presint. he's got a terest in showing that he's manage this u.s. relationip. he'sot an ierest in swing that even after the surity agreement we're going to have this civilian relationsp and is civilian relaonship is going to be important r the iri people. the other day in baghdad i hosted a reception, a diplomatic reception in the middle of badad for iraqis who have studied in the u.s. in ft, there's one woma there who studied in 1952 at columbia unersity. and it really sort of highlights the fact that we've had these changes for many years a that it was interrued by this very bleak and terrible perd of saddam husse. and these things that i say are goinforward, things like scientific exchanges, et cetera, it's all put together something called strategic framework agreement whh was a sort of companion piece tohe security agreement, the security agreemenbeing the thing that unr whic

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. > warner: late this evenin prime minister maki goes to arlington national cemety to pay tribute to the neay 4,500 amicans who have died in the iraq war. it's vied as a risky move back home, a vivid remindeof how complicatethe u.s. -iraqi relationship rains. >> lehrer: again on our b site at newshor.pbs.org there's more of rgaret's interview with ambassador hl. he talks about secury in iraq and the tks ahead for prime minister maliki. >> lehrer: nowa professor's arest raises questions about racial profiling. ray suarez has our story >> suarez:the arrest of harvard professor henry los "skip" gates ma headlines again day, after president oma waded into the simmeng controversy dung last night's ws conference. >> i should say at the outse that "skip" gateis a friend, so i may ba little biased re. don't know all the facts. >> suare some facts are known. e 58-year old head of harvard's african-americ stues program was arrested last thursday. he was jiamyi angmed door at his cbridge massachusetts home uporeturning from an overseas trip. police re called after a neighbor rerted seeing "two

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maki it all a bit easier -- now that's progressive! >> that's such a good song, even 30, 40 minutes later. we're back with the real deal. and it's a good looking crew tonight. michael -- >> yeah, but what side am i on, dennis? >> good question. i think you're definitely one of those liberals. i want to talk to michael about cit and bailouts. clearly, it's been a trend. and now the little guy needs a little help, and it's not getting a whole lot of help. the government is talking about cit and an aid package. and if you don't know cit, it's a big lender to small business. but i've got to tell you, michael, enough already with bailing out companies that don't need to be bailed out. there is no systemic risk here. if it fails on its own, let it. what do you say, michael? >> well, i say, what are you talking about, dennis? we're standing here looking into the abyss. continuing to look into the abyss. >> we are nowhere near it. armageddon is behind us, my friend. >> well, you are the only person in america who says armageddon is behind us.

companies maki big stakes in th country. pepsi anuncing a $1 billion investment in a bottling pla intestingly, because companies are investing in plants over there, it doesn't necessarily reect threalities of inveing in the stock market. william browder of hermita capital, which ia big investor in rsia today, on "power lunch" saying he'd rather ben stocks in placesike russia, but oubts these companies, because if you inves$1 billion in the plant, u can't sell the plt. it's a liquid investment. >>e's do well in russia, but i wouldn't use him as the benchmark. but doing business on the grnd in russia is tough. these announcements by ce and psi, these are clearly coinciding wh the visit out e. two leaders atave ascended to the throne, replacing two leaders that didn't want twork together. and we're more ccernedbout the domesticonstituency than working things out ternationally. the st important thing is the mutual destruction that all at least attpted to set up in e '80s is going away. these guys are making prre on nucleareproli

i think social disapproval is what we're about, maki it legal so drug sal and possession of wholesaleional institute of health. persistentse impairs memory, learning skills, can lead to addiction, increases risof cancer, head, lung. we've got to go withscience. it's a harmful drug. it's liste major because getting adolescents. we want to decriminale personal possession keep the drug illegal. >> wll come back tthe other side of this, again, as i said before this is a two-hour meing every day. thank goodness. rob, realquk. >> yeah. it was never suggested it would be for sale at 7-eleven where kids can get it. it's mijuana dispensaries which currently ave. we do tax with a octor's recommendation. abt 100 million guesstimated for the state. we're talking about a $2 billion plus, by legalizing, removing e doctor's referral requirement, california, the economy is in the hole. we really they'd to do this and there's no reason not t except for es. allies. it's alys been lie since ohibition started in '37. these reports that general mccaffrey says he's looking at, those are all lies, too. i s

it sets of the unified rule maki process. it is not about whether the ftc was good or bad.t is about the fragmentation of authority and a lack of perspective in a unified rulemaking. it gets it right in setting a floor and allowing innovation where innovation should occur which is in the state regulatorç system. and a couple that with an open enforcement system. it allows the enforcement of those clear, unified rules to occur in multiple places and their two reasons you want that. the first is that you compare the proper enforcementç agency, public enforcement agency with the problem at hand. if you have got a problem that just occurred in indiana, the indiana attorney general is the right place to do it. it certainly won't get taken care of if you allow the federal agency. it the indiana attorney general-- secondly, the agencies like the ftc and state attorney generals often will bring violations of rules and-- ancillary which was what chairman lieberowitz was saying, because things don't come up in neat silos so unopened public enforcement model which is what this bill h

they werecovered a great cache weapons a s in addition to maki the arrests. they have thwarted plans in progress to do attacks. a while since there's been a successful attack. attempts have gone on. the challenge with indonesian, it's a country with 17,500 islands and it's almost impossible to provide law enforcement on all of these islands. >> i want to bring in peter bergen, terrorism analyst, i'm not sure if you know. >> peter and i have met before. >> do you have any questions for tom? >> i guess one thing, you know, we've talked about a claim of responsibility. it's my recollection that jamar has really never made a claim of responsibility. we may not get one of those in this instance. >> correct. >> also on the issue of the thousands of -- indonesia i think has three time zones or five time zones? it's an enormous place. even though there was this very aggressive campaign, it is pretty easy for them to go to one of these remote islands and height out for a period of years and then come back and do something in the capital. would that be correct? >> yes.

kids are maki their music on computers today.one thing lt inthe record business is artist development and ey used to have, you know, we talked to the artist and develod them and show them and, you know,et them learn how to perforand give them time to grow and mature. michaejackson mes from the greatest artistevelopment since -- thawe ever had. >> i don'thk it's the record company's fault. i think where there is a dire need -- charli record company- >> yes it is, yes is. >> i think there is a di need for greatness and we haven't seen greatness. madonna peorms and finds a grt producer and clabates and that fine. chael jackson kes music. >> me, i just want him to know, what is his name ain? courtn? >> toure. >> i never compared him to donna, definitely. i don't think there ll ever be another chael jackson. ever be another mel jason. its the record coany's fault because when they see a dolla a lot of mes, they go after it. >> yeah. >> all of the things tat used to happen back when i ca out in '96 and up until now, it's change tremend

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