there had been attention to human rights panetta they are pushing ahead with the protocol this evening. they are hosting famous stars and politicians past and present it is much about hum as anything else. >> how do you think he has come out with this press conference? he had a rather hesitant first answer. president obama said it was tough. >> i think the president said it have before from chinese leaders, particularly when they are traveling aboard -- abroad. there is a degree of chapter about that. they are making progress. they need to make more progress. the priority in many ways is stability. they believe the economic growth is important for china. the communist party has lifted hundreds and millions of people off of this. >> he did get the opportunity to demonstrate china's might and wealth. >> that is right. billions of dollars on exports. remarkable economic growth was seen. this is very much the model for china. going into the future, china wants to develop higher in context. they believe this can push up. old and the comment that will improve the living standard for people h

you can talk to leon panetta about it. the bottom line is there has been some progress.st enough. we will continue to assist the pakistan leaders and tell them that the safe-havens must be dealt with. they have distinctly different agendas. do not make the mistake of conflating the networks and the afghan taliban and al qaeda. a lot of people what to convince you of that. they say there is a need for us to do significantly different things. that is part of the problem. they are not the same. view as pakistan nis their enemy are not who we view as the enemy. there is a disconnect. the pakistan government and the united states understand there is al qaeda, the pakistan taliban, the afghanistan taliban, and others. to be frank, our priorities are not in alignment with the pakistani government. we are trying to reconcile that. reality as a way of intruding. we are beginning to figure out that some of the people they created or monsters that they created. they are now becoming a target. some in this rooms worked very hard on colombia's drug trafficking. i have been doing it f

you can talk to leon panetta, but the bottom line is there has been some progress.ess does not come fast enough. so we're going to continue to insist to pakistan leaders that terrorist safe havens in their borders must be dealt with. but there are a number of extremist groups with distinctly different agendas. don't make the mistake of conflating the several different groups with the afghan taliban or al qaeda. a lot of folks out there want to convince you of that so that there is a need for us to do significantly different things. that's part of the problem. they are not the same. what pakistan views as their enemy is not who we view as an emmy in order. there is a disconnect. the pakistan government and the united states, understand there is al qaeda, a pakistan taliban, the afghan taliban and others. our priorities are not in aligned with the pakistani government. i will use the phrase again -- reality has a way of intruding. they are beginning to figure out that some of the folks they created are monsters. they are now becoming a target. some of us in this room