supporting the president of the country and at the same time we have humiliated him, undermined him, micromanage timlienated him so that he is now in an embittered peridots state, criticizing our country's strategy, undermining our appointments, flagging foreign ambassadors. we continue to give him money. he does not have to be a great -- what you should be doing in this situation is deciding whether you think the guy should be president or not. if you think he should be, you trust him and support him, a delegate and let him run it as he wants to. and if you doubt you get rid of him. but the worst of all is to keep him and let him keep running for elections while potentially undermining and so you end up with the situation that the central core of the afghan government is not with our program. i went in with the british ambassador to see president cars i recently. he basically sat there for 25 minutes saying the counter insurgency strategy was a waste of time and we were alienating the afghan people and he could understand why people joined the taliban. he might be tempted to, too, if people went ar

tim cook has said this. jobs unique not only in his vision and micromanagement, but in the deals he was able to pull off. the ipod was such an amazing device, not just because of the device, but steve josh could sit down with records labels and i'm i'm going to sell these tracks for 99 cents and together we're going to change the world. whether tim can wrangle those deals remains to be seen. >> where does he fall, then? where will we see the apple brand go from here? >> sure. tim cook is not generally thought of as a huge innovation guy. johnny ive is still on board, still works closely. what i think we'll see is the pipeline is already stacked for the next couple years. you may not see many differences. the question is it won't go from the ipad 1 to 2, will they go from the iphone to the ipad? are they going to be able to come up with a total any new device that we didn't think we needed before and suddenly we do? >> and steve jobs will still be around? >> yes, as chairman of the board. >> thank you for your time, jason. >>> right now libyan rebels say they have the man surrounded moammar gadhafi says g