or perhaps an inspiring buy opic about the life of hurricane carter, too late, norman jewison did that-- what's that, not jewish. the guy has jau right in his name there. all right. or maybe are you thinking we'll just beat the jews with smart scripts and quirky characters. well, think again [bleep] that's the cohen brothers, my brother. step up. oh, i suppose you could just try tv, maybe a situation comedy based on observational human their is really about nothing. been there. now your backs are up against the wall, are you probably thinking [bleep], [bleep], blaep blooep, david mamut, jau already wrote that dialogue. and don't even get me started on spielberg and mel brooks. i can do this all day. all night. so next time you be graceful, and you be kind, just like the filmmaker who won for spaition-- because if you like winning oscar, iran, guess who hands them out. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ look around you can't deny ♪ ♪ all this here is paradise ♪ ♪ i got the sun at my back got the world at my feet ♪ ♪ announcer: for a refreshingly real ginger taste, grab a canada dry ginger ale. re

we've just had a team from opic visit with a particular eye on franchising opportunities. i'm mindful of the need to keep the panel going so i will stop now and allow time for questions and answers after my colleagues give their presentations. but we do have an information sheet on tunisia, there are some at the back of the room and i have copies, and i also have the business card of our commercial attache if any one wants to get in touch with her. >> thank you, ambassador gray. i would like to turn to ambassador cap lin. >> good afternoon. it's been a great pleasure serving in morocco. morocco is a country unlike some of the other countries involved where its stability is its greatest claim to fame in the business world. when you consider all that has happened in arab spring and you realize how little the impact has been on morocco in terms of its stability, in terms of its health, it's very impressive. and i was sitting with my life at lunch saying what is the principle thing that morocco has going for it? she without batting an eye lash said it's brand. the morocco bran

i think for too long treasury did economics, the commerce department and ustr, export/import, opic. but we have the global pres.eve. we have officers. we have to be right there at the point of the spear, looking for these opportunities, working with and sometimes advising our colleagues in government about the best way to cut through all of the barriers. several weeks ago we hosted a unique, unprecedented event. we partnered with the american chamber of commerce and invited chambers from across the world along with business leaders. i told them we've made jobs diplomacy a priority mission here at the state department. and i want to put that phrase job diplomacy in front of you as well. we do need to do more to help american companies expand their businesses overseas and promote foreign investment at home. where we see distorted currencies, red tape, intellectual property theft that disadvantages american companies, we must push back, because those practices create unfair barriers to competition and slow our economic recovery. it was fascinating at the conference because a lot of the

senator durbin's leadership points us with this bill, when we pull together all of our government, opic, exactly ex-im, the sky's the limit in the terms of the difference we can make for the people of africa and the people of the united states. the senator durbin thank you for your leadership on this bill and i've enjoyed this colloquy with you today. mr. durbin: i ask unanimous consent this colloquy be grot broth to an an end and i be recognized individually in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. durbin: thank you very much, mr. president. i held a hearing last week in the judiciary committee on the question of an issue that most americans are aware of but not aware of the severity of the challenge that we face. the issue relates to student loan debt. last month the national association of bankruptcy attorneys issued an eye-opening report entitled "the student loan debt bomb." the report pointed out that american student borrowing exceeded $100 billion in 2010 and the total outstanding student loans exceeded $1 trillion last year. there is now more student l

this seems to be so my opic as to be politically motivated. i'm so skeptqul of why you don't look at sole indra when that was the whole reason you were commission ds was over sole indra. but you've got them. you've got beaken industry you've got bright source. what about bright source? did you look at bright source? >> that was not part of this program, sir. >> isn't brithes sources part of the current? you've got 1.8 billion from this loan portfolio and the thing is who owns bright source? robert kennedy junior, another politically connected obama contributor who gets $1.8 billion of our money. you know what their profit was? their loss? they lost 14.5 million. they are 1.8 million in hawk. and why are we giving taxpayer money to a family that's got hundreds of millions of dollars? this is about crony capitalism. this isn't about starting up solar panels. it's about giving money to people that already have enough money. make them have their own loans. but i don't understand and you didn't look at any of the problems in how we come to conclusi