we were able to do with shepherds parkway we have 14,000 new federal employees going across the river for the first time in history to the old st. elizabeth west campus we have dealt with and i thank you very much because it was the, i believe, the highway administration folks who came in to see us. left unresolved was a very big problem. these employees are coming to a part of the district that are adjacent virtually two boeing aerospace. and we are concerned that 8,000 of them will be using that entrance. we are confirmed they will be getting 8,000 new people on top of the people they have and i am sorry if i could just finish and get an answer i would appreciate it. and 8,000 will be using the malcolm x area to make their entrances to st. elizabeth with the interchange. can i ask you given the good work you all have done on shepherds parkway to facilitate the federal project whether or not, i shall let you know, the district of course, will not take care of this federal project with that in a highway funds that it has. rather than has been discussion within the federal highway admi

could i ask you given the good work you all have done on shepherd's parkway to facilitate this a federal project whether or not and i should let you know that the district, of course, is not going to take care of this federal project with in any highway fund it has -- whether there has been discussion within the federal highway administration of how this matter can be resolved. this major transportation matter for making sure this a thousand people dead in to this new development? >> i know that several our federal lands on his have been actively involved in the santa elizabeth project. i done of the specifics of where they are right now in the issue you referred to so i will have two. >> two for the record. >> i wish you will, i will have them get back to us within 10 days about try to get ahead of what could be a major problem if we don't be in to work on and now. thank you very much and particularly thank you for which you have done with these three apprentice and apprenticeship programs. >> thank you to the panel. you spend a lot of time with us this morning and you are dismissed and

he also played a decisive role in creating the blue ridge parkway which we all know is one of the most beautiful scenic roads in america. today allegheny hosts a 6,000 acre park named in his honor and known for its excellent wildlife viewing. the blue ridge parkway itself also cuts a scenic path in the county just a stone's throw from the county seat, sparta. it is a place of unique beauty and character right off the beaten path. from the pristine waters of the new river to the distinct sounds of its local bluegrass musical heritage, it is a one of a kind place found only in the great state of north carolina. the people here are friendly and welcoming, good-natured, and full of common sense. i'm proud to represent them in congress and proud to join them in celebrating the 150th anniversary of this fine county. madam speaker, i would also like to speak briefly this morning about the run away federal spending that we are seeing occurring in this congress. here are the facts on spending from this year. a $2 trillion deficit for f.y. 2009. the second traunch of the tarp allowed to be spent

but a good stewardship is very important so if we had a course and that it would be very helpful parkway appreciate everybody being here. you are very gracious and i would be remiss if i did not remind you to go by the book. [laughter] thank you very much [applause] >> what is a demagogue? a leader in the book it offers a four part definition which is one of the few times anybody has defined a demagogue i borrow the elements from may 1938 james benatar cooper and they have four characteristics they are identified as a person of the people or the masses against the you believe it's usually too, a trigger great emotional reaction. third, they use those for personal or political benefit. fourth the most important they been or break established rules of governance. >> host: who would you define as eight american and demagogue? huey long was the quintessential at including daniel shays who was a revolutionary during the constitutional convention comment joseph mccarthy, george wallace, david duke even with his little burst and louisiana was a demagogue. and there also have been in history whe

disease and populations will surprise you and you need a research program that can adapt to that parkwaycouple of examples, 20 years after the initiative was launched we were still introducing new tools, vaccines were introduced in 2005 after a six-month development process thanks very much to our friends at sanofi who took on a 50 million dose order, your smallest ever and decided to help us to this. and new lab procedures implemented in 2006 that cut half the time we needed to eradicate polio. look at the implication of these tools on the left and side is india the one area that has never ever stopped polio. this area, with this is called the byrd negative cover this is the area of the country where every at various we have found since 2000 is june they should genetically linked we put in place a number tactical shifts and is in the beginning of 2000 and eight we got a full 12,000 months without polio in that area. it was reinfected and we are still trying to clear out of the research generated solutions very late in the game to solving the problem. two or three other big lessons we le

in the end about these leaders believe in things are brought them to politics it can be honorable parkway very important part. one of the things barack obama candidacy your presidency is making policy is a reduction of cynicism about politics and whether you try to be hopeful or reduce your level of skepticism a little bit to give political leaders a chance and give them some space to do what they say they will do. going around the world on the book tour i have done britain, israel, south africa, people everywhere there is a little more open is to pay attention to the leaders, why they did what they did. on the other hand i do not about in more respecting of my profession provide do think it does like a creative sense of mystery and i am fairly blunt in the book about both the descriptions of me and the other leaders that do it. the key piece to this is whether you have a purpose and the leaders you are working for having a purpose paragraph the time i worked for bill clinton, he was a new democratic change, party he made the party more mainstream and middle-class which we were a part of.