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a speech for all the latin american countries the basic message was that from now on we will be partnerss and therefor e will collaborate but it would not be the kind of relationship that we used to have in the past with the al lines for progress which was basically all the latin american countries expecting aid from the u.s. now it's trade, investment. if. >> rose: but they also -- people who sit at this table from latin america will argue this ought to be latin american countries and america ought to be one of the strong relationships because of this hemisphere. >> yeah. >> rose: in terms of the economic relationship, in termss of the whole range of other things should make u.s. relationship with latin america -- >> rose: europe has two world wars. they were able to create the european union here in this hemisphere in america without any whether or not wars. we haven't been able to create -- i remember pre'&qqgt obama once announced a free trade from alaska to -- that is still to come. >> rose: and why hasn't it come? >> well, part of that is that the u.s. navy has not had the political