wiki leaks which this week released a huge dose a of documents relating to the afghan war which mr s. solvesdescribes as detailing the every day squalor of war judy and that's also like you very much for talking to r t now you've had a wide range of responses to this publication ranging from praise right down to criticism is that what you were expecting you know we knew this was serious material it covers a six year period of war and ninety two thousand reports and almost every incident serious incident three i wasn't able to give them with the times and locations number of people killed except for. so we knew that it's a. great thing for france as a historical document and as little primary resource to be used for further investigations and we also know from those sorts of cases that we've dealt with previously but we always get pushed back i were never we repealed abuse by some of what i was asian we always get that organization or its friends pushing back to try and steer the message away from the allegations that have been raised and one of the main criticisms has been leveled at you is

history of what actually took place in the 1930's, nor has he per haps read the statements made by john main ard keynes himself, who said, mr. speaker, i can solve for you the problem of all of the unemployment in america, i'll solve all the unemployment in america by doing this, give me an bain doned coal mine and i'll go in there and drill coles -- holes and i'll fill those holes up with american cash. and now back fill the holes and fill that coal mine up with garbage and now here will be all of this american currency buried in these holes, a coal mine filled up with garbage and then he says, i'll turn the entrepreneurs loose to dig up the money. if that happens, look what happened. that means that people go to work, they start digging through the garbage, they find the money, they digit money out and it takes, you know, it takes all kinds of support mechanisms out there to keep them going. somebody's going to have to move the garbage out of the way, they'll get paid to do that even though they don't get the cash. somebody's going to have to be a doctor there to take care of the people, there's another profession that thank goes on, somebody'

mr. mitchell. how will more transparency on the part of airlines and their ancillary fees benefit corporate travel programs? or will it benefit corpote? >> well, the -- the direction of the d..t.'s mprm will solve self problems. first of all, knoledge of fares and the fees, they will be able to budget through auditing, enforce travel policy, currently a fee is indistinguishable between checked baggage and upgde to business class. there's a whole host of benefits including their travelers not being surprised at the airport by these fees, and confused. so there are great benefits that would come from full disclosure and transparency that's laid out in the mprm. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> chair. thanks. the gentleman now recognized the gentleman lady from california, ms. richardson. >> thank you. mr. bal den somewhere, i realize you are the representative, but i'd appreciate not being yelled at. i'm going to talk to you with respect, i'd like you to do the same with me. let meask this to mr. dillingham, when the plane is unloaded, is it done by a general employee or specific carrier? i seem to fly, and i fly two times a week, i don't always see it's a specific carrier. could you