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they are all for the torture of p.o.w.'s. and they are all for the contracts -- host: we will leave the there. carl, online for those who support the tea party. caller: the problem is how many flags do you see? how many american flags do you see in the news reports? how many times do people have to realize that the communists and the unions are behind this? the socialists are behind this. when obama comes out and says he backs this particular protest, what does that say about our president? is he a communist or socialist? we need to determine what is going on in this country and change it. he was all for change. host: the president yesterday during the interview talked specifically to the occupy wall street supporters, saying that the most important thing he could do as president is express solidarity with the protesters and achieve what he calls and more egalitarian society. -- again, for our first 45 minutes, the president is calling the rallies that you see curly and comparing them with the tea party, saying they are not t

and because he had previously shared the p.o.w. investigation in the senate. subcommittee work can help a member find their issue. senator kerry served as the senior democratic member on the asia subcommittee. which explains why he worked on the cambodian genocide tribunal. an opportunity to lead on an issue can help a member emerge. in the late 1990's, senator kerrey did so, did a lot of work on aids in africa. it was not a mainstream issue. as i noted in 2009, he became chairman and suddenly had to cover the world. use responsible to the entire senate. -- he was responsible to the entire senate. he had to be something of an expert on every issue. that means afghanistan, pakistan, egypt, libya. so just to put it in real terms, as a member of the committee, senator kerry spend 20% of his time on foreign policy. as chairman, he spends 50% of his time on committee related work. but i think the one thing that is important is that when he is not in the senate, when they are in recess, he spends a lot of time on the road traveling to such vacation spots as afghanis