mcdonough, you're a chief executive at casablanca. your daughter joanne comes home from grad school with a copy of "bleeding heart magazine." ( laughing ) ah, you hate it when she brings that home. and in it is a very lengthy investigative piece on third-world workers. and there are pictures of casablanca subcontracted employees in novastan, and-- without the masks-- it's pretty clear some of them are teenagers. - hmm. - joanne, talk to your dad. well, dad, first of all, i'm really disappointed about this. i understand that you need to give these people jobs, but it looks like you're not enforcing your rules very well there, and i want to know what your company's doing. it's one thing to have a good plan to protect people against asbestos. it's another thing to have a good plan to make sure there's compliance to that. well, joanne, i'm glad that you gave us credit for protecting them on the health, because those scurrilous pictures that were taken were taken during that brief period before-- - ( laughing ) - before we cracked down and

you and your college roommate bill mcdonough put this together. you guys now dominate the internet marketplace in the u.s. and in europe. is there anywhere else you maybe want to look to expand your operation? lew, let's go to asia. tapper: have you considered jaigunda? as the ambassador to the united states-- kaden: i was there just last week. tapper: we are a rapidly industrializing country. we have a population approaching a half a billion people; highly educated; 80 million internet users. that's more than anywhere except for the united states and china. and we are about to open our country to internet companies such as yours to come in and offer your services. - great market opportunity? - yes. - woman: but? - tapper: but-- ( all laughing ) as you know, we are not apologetic about preserving social harmony. anyone found to be encouraging civil disharmony is dealt with appropriately. so anyone who comes in to jaigunda has to sign a pledge promising that their business will practice self-regulation and business ethics. that sounds okay to you,