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." >> reporter:hese photographs of iranian riopolice in isfahan peared on the facebook web site tay.oppositiogroups claimed many protestors we injured and arrested during ashes involving tons and teargas, while iran's pice chief warned of "fier confrontation" unless the protests stop. in isfah, one protestor dared toilm this rally using a mobile phone. "death to ruia!," the crowd shouted. a rerse of the usual "death to amera" and a round about way of shouting down t iranian regime itself. in the capal tehran, though students were far more bnt. "death to the dictat!"-- their rallying cryn pictures posted on youtube today. but as iran's president confronts e biggest domestic >> sreenivasaniran's state news agency denied t reports of clashes. instead, it accud the foreign news mediaf "staging a psychologicawar." a major storm moved er the middlef the country today, promising heavy holidasnow. a footr two was possible in kansas, coloradond elsewhere by christmasay. flig delays were already fouling avel plans, with more ncellations expected torrow. sleet d freezing rain began icing roways

we see it in pears and row crops. and some of the other economic stressors for the first time in my lifetime i have seen farmers in bread lines in the central valley. and you add to this your i-9 audits which send a chilling effect over the rest of agriculture, respectfully i do not agree with the ranking member. i think we're destroying agriculture because like it or not, agriculture depends on a nondomestic work force to the greatest extent. virtually all of the big ag states do. and i think we have to recognize it. and so i have been increasingly concerned by the inability to move any legislation that would give some protections to workers who are committed to work agriculture for a period of years. and that, namely, is ag jobs. h2a will not do it. if you're 24/7, h2a 365 days a year will not do it. and i am increasingly concerned by what's happening. and, of course, the product of this is that we import more food produce from outside our country. and, therefore, there's more salmonella concerns as there were with

and if you do so, is any of your learning on the fall of communism have any pearing on strategy -- bearing on strategy to deal with islamism? thank you. >> well, i think it's a good question. i think that we didn't see the end of history in 1989 or '91, that islamism is a kind of comprehensive ideology to which people can be fanatically loyal in the way they were to international communism. and i think there are some lessons in common. i think that a policy of engagement and contact at all levels to the extent possible is desirable. at the same time, you know can, there are branches of islam that are so extreme that you couldn't do the it, just as you couldn't do it with stalin's soviet union. you need a more moderate regime before you can do this. but i remember taking part in a seminar with margaret thatcher in 1983 and with other academics and, you know, we'd give our analysis or what was happening in the sew yet union. indeed, that was the first time she mentioned the name forbe chof to me. in the end when she asked us to our policy advice, our advice was the more contacts the better,

people like the gentlemen said before and he says, one that's called republicans evil and bible thumb pears, i hope he stands on judgement day for his accusations against people he doesn't each know. that's not right. thank you very much. host: randy, independent in harper, kansas. what's your thoughts on healthcare? caller: good morning, how are you? i have no health insurance. however, my son and daughter are on the health wave in kansas program and i'm a 44 year old veteran, but i do not think we need to be without healthcare, but however i believe we should not bring healthcare into the country at the cost of my freedom and i think from what - i can't run a computer but i have a friend that gets on there for me and he showed me some things and want to say real quick, after they sign up into the new world order i don't think any of this is going to matter but i think that's what's going on in copenhagen and hou(áq dean is right. thank you c-span. have a nice day and god bless. host: perry called himself krupy on twitter. americans have been sold out to the insurance corporations and i ag

in fact, i'll just quote briefly from an article that robert pear of the "new york times" did on this. and i'll just quote this briefly. "the senate health bill would impose tough restrictions to referrals of medicare patients by doctors to hospitals in which the doctor haves a financial -- doctors have a financial interest. the package assembled by mr. reid would provide exemptions to a small number of such hospitals, including one in nebraska." and he goes on to describe this. and then quotes a molly sandvig, executive director of physician hospitals of america, which represents doctor-owned hospitals, who said the change would benefit bellview medical center scheduled to open next year in bellview, nebraska. under the proposal, miss sandvig said, "doctor owners can continue to refer medicare patients to the hospital in eastern nebraska." "senator nelson has always been a friend to our industry," she said. "doctor-owned hospitals in other states were not so fortunate. they would not meet the august 1 deadline." end of quotation. now, i'd like to help all the physician-owned hospital