mr. barrett, we talked about lapsed vigilance.lso we have heard about people who not only have broken out of prison but detainees from guantanamo who were released back to yemen. six of the 97 who were being held there. has that also served to make al qaeda flourish? >> well, indeed. one of the senior sort of theologians if you can grace him with that title is somebody who he was in guantanamo. two of the saudi arabians who joined with the yemeny branch in january of last year were ex-guantanamo. one of them now has gone back to saudi arabia and given himself up. so clearly there are these people who are prepared to continue the fight. but i think when you look at all the people who have been through the saudi program and indeed all the people who have come out of guantanamo still fairly low number that have gone back to support terrorism. i think now there's a challenge though. of course with the 90-odd people that remain in guantanamo who are yemeny, as to what will happen with them when the facility there is finally closed. >>

mr. barrett,e had a former ambassar to yemen on the proam last year.he saide needed to get ahead the failure curve. can you fine for us what you think that might mean. >> yeah. i think at there's still a problem exposing al qaeda r what it is truly is. it's just real a criminal organization thaexploits people's sse of lack of justice orhatever grievance they have. to say that all slims are derattack from the west. when you looat the facts it's prettclear immediately that in fact mt of the viims of al qaeda-related rrorism are muslims in musl majority countries. between 2006-2008, 98% of victims of al qaa-related terrorism wereuslims in slim-majority countries. we need to get aheadf the failure rve by trying to undermine the appeal that qaeda still ha i mean it'all very well to kill some ofhe leaders and op suicide bombings. i think that's excellent wor at the same time you have to stop the generion, if you like, of new al qaeda supporters and leaders cing thugh. >> ifill: profesr johnson, are we being sious enough and pang attention to the warnings? we

mr. president, his work is not yet done. and i believe we need the wisdom of patients as elizabeth barrett browning said what measure not the work until the day is out in the labor done. i'll quote yes because chairman bernardi is not in a letter to acting comptroller general david rivera to provide all records necessary for a gao audit of the fed to give a clear understanding of his in the fed's actions in the $182.3 billion bailout of aig. and i will go just because i believe he understands the nature of exacerbating the crisis by tightening monetary policy at the wrong time. mr. president, president kennedy said quote, and knowledge is light, we must think and not act only for the moment, but for our time. he told a story of a man who asked his gardener to plant a tree, but the gardener objected saying the tree was a very slow-growing tree. but it would not reach maturity for 100 years. to which the man replied, not case there's no time to lose. when it this afternoon. as your president, but it's not step back and succumb to the urge to act for the moment, but do what's right for a time. solving our economic crisis surel

barrett from allentwon, p -- allentown, pennsylvania. bishop daniel from stupenville, ohio. bishop frank duane from florida. [cheers adn ap -- and applause] you are as powerful as kansas. that is wonderful. mr, st. joseph. bishop laurie from bridgeport, connecticut. we have bishopric gregory from brooklyn. bishop george murray from youngstown, ohio. bishop james johnston from springfield, missouri. across the way, the ship -- the bishop of arlington. bishop kevin rhodes, from fort wayne. and with him today, bishop john darcy, the retired bishop from fort wayne. bishop david from pittsburgh. and bishop phelippe de jesus, the archbishop of florida. is there anyone i missed? everybody here? thank you very much. long live the beauty of human life. long live the human person. may we enjoy in charity and in great conviction, continued to march and lived for the victory of human life in our country. god bless you all. and thank you very much. . . >> i am privileged to introduce a young man who was thinking about coming down to the march, and he will be here to introduce a delegation of the eastern orthodox clergy. father john will be here to introduce that delegation. >> thank you, nellie gray. he