mr meyers in the marine corps came to a. very discreet mutual understanding i was on or billy discharged december thirty first of two thousand and three and here i am. so i came back i think that that sense of a long term planning was gone. i went through a divorce some things i did recklessly probably in the back of my mind i would not have minded down right. but. i went through a period when t.c.p. . are on. and about it and thought of mainz. on a long period of severe drug abuse. i finally got to the point where i had no more money. i had no more car. i had long since moved out of my house and could not go back home exactly where do you go from here. and it was when the national guard needed someone with and i my experience in teaching people how to fly the armed helicopters the cobras and i was asked to come in and help train some of those folks and the money was. you know fifteen twenty thousand dollars a year for part time work and it carried a retirement with even though i had and a change of heart about wars i needed

mr fischer for joining us today. in first question would like to know you said at the federal reserve a conference very recently that you think we're still in a crisis that your successor meyer draggy of the e.c.b. said the worst of the euro crisis is over is the worst really over there i was alluding to the fact that your lender still you know what happens happened in all seven we have now. structural adaptation of the advanced economy you know over the last thirty five years we had little america crazy is the african craziness we had the formation of of all the socialist part of the world in the market economy and new i would say very powerful economies and we are not observing anything in the advanced economy since all seven of the advanced economy themselves have to adapt their final four sector and it started with the you know the financial turbulence lehman brothers and so forth and also all the all the fiscal policies i really trust that it is a global crisis of you advance they could have me and of course the your beard have they all in a difficulty and have to work on the old governance and going to be governance well terms of the euro crisis is this the worst over

mr trichet for joining us today. but first question we like to know you said at the federal reserve a conference very recently that you think we're still in a crisis but your successor meyer draggy of the e.c.b. said that the worst of the euro crisis is over is the worst really over i was alluding to in my all understanding you know what happened happened in all seven we have now. structural adaptation of the advanced economy you know over the last thirty five years we had. the african craziness we had the formation of of all the socialist part of the world in the market economy. new i would say very powerful economies and we were not observing anything in your advanced economy since also have only advanced economies themselves have to adapt their founder for sector started with the you know the financial turbulence. and so forth and also all the all the fiscal policies i really trust that it is a global crisis of the advanced they could have me and of course the your period have they hold a difficulty and they have to work on the old governance economy governance well in terms of the euro crisis is the worst over are we out of the woods separates point i think that we kn

mr. romney, for governor romney. this is going to be a long exhaustive process if he does it right. and he will do it right. beth meyerscharge of is it meticulous, conscientious and detail-oriented. at the end of three or four months, governor romney will have absurded a lo absorbed a lf information about the prospects and he will look at those who will be the best partner to him in the oval office? whose judgment, talent, communication skills who augment his ability to govern. and who would the country have confidence him if something terrible happened to president romney? >> and specifically, reaching out to somebody that might help you wane state, geographical choice. hispanics, republicans are in trouble with hispanics. they can also be good partners. >> it should be who helps me govern. politics should be secondary. there are possibilities to bring to the fray. but first, who helps me govern? >> chris: we have to leave it there. we'll play this parlor for what? between now and august? you figure out the math. we'll see you next week. don't forget to check out panel plus where the group picks up with the discussion

meyer driscoll. he was known as miss aggy. missing agy became joe's teacher, and together they broke the red code, the name of the imperial code for the japanese navy at that time. mr. aggy actually went on to train many of the navy's top code breakers over the next decade and a half. quite a character. soon rochefort acquired a new enthusiasm. the japanese language. impressed by his obvious brilliance, the navy in 1929 ordered him to tokyo to learn that language. three years later he returned to the u.s. fully accomplished in japanese and ready for his next big assignment. that came in the spring of 1941. with war looming in the pacific, washington made him an offer. would he assume command of the navy's small decrypt unit at pearl? at first he hesitated. he wasn't sure he wanted that job for all kinds of reasons that had to do with his health and the toll it took on his health in the 1920s. but the offer had come from his old mentor at the state department, his first teacher, lieutenant lawrence stafford. stafford now ran that controversial group op 20g. rochefort did take the job, but he drove a hard garon. -- bargain. he would regard the commander in chief of t