president obama cantu par wanting to change the relationship between the united states and the became to power wanting to change the relationship between the united states and the muslim world. but now he has been given a gift on a silver platter. these young people want a different relationship with the united states. this is not an anti-american revolution. this is a pro-democracy, a pro- dignity, a human-rights revolution. it is important for the administration to be out in front, not just with words, but also with money. we give the egyptian military $2 billion a year to buy weapons and tear gas and tanks, etc., not to save themselves from an outside force, but to save themselves from internal disruption. how about half of that money goes to building schools, building civilian infrastructure, building the democratic infrastructure necessary to create a peaceful transition? tavis: is that not nation- building? >> it is, but nation building on the cheap. people gave obama a lot of flak for "leading from behind" with regard to libya. but let's talk about what that looked like. in six

cantu with a preview. >> reporter: president obama left town with a parting shot. >> there's a lot of talk in washington these days about creating jobs. but it doesn't help when those same folks turn around and risk losing hundreds of thousands of jobs just because of political gamesmanship. >> reporter: on friday, the labor department revealed the economy added no jobs in august, the first time that's happened since 1945. that left unemployment lodged at 9.1%. the president will lay out his jobs strategy before a joint session of congress thursday evening. the plan is based on tax relief, including tax credits for companies that hire e w workers, infrastructure investment, building projects for transportation, scscols and clean energy. and targeted assistance for the long-term unemployed. those out of a job six months or longer. but republicans say that won't make businesses hire. >> they want the regulators off their back. they want the nationalalabor relations boards to stop pushing the union agenda and try to help companies that create jobs. >> reporter: jobs that continue to elude millions. >> you