you have a proctor. host: dundalk, maryland, ramona, a republican line. you are with greg robb from marketwatch.com. caller: you spoke the most truth this morning but i did not know the people will hear it. we contradict some much and we give out so much in words without facts behind it but you did say something really true. education and the unions have put america where she is today and we keep trying to blame japan and china and all of the other nations. it is a global thing. but just think of it -- the unions, he already said -- big companies will not hire three people for one job like they had to years ago when the unions have the power and money to influence congress. the teachers' union destroyed education. you cannot even get rid of a bad teacher. and the first 12 years of school is babysitting. host: any comments from ramona? guest: ramona, i am proud union member and i think unions are important. they established the ground floor for worker rights. i don't think you can blame the troubles on the economy on unions. education -- i am with you on e

so congress is adding to the deficit and on that note in recent weeks berkshire hathaway and proctor and gamble and lowe's and johnson & johnson debt traded at lower levels, lower yields than treasuries of similar maturity. and essentially the market is saying it is now safer to loan to warren buffett than it is to the united states government. mr. geithner disagreed with that conclusion or that assessment. i would just ask you your view because i don't know what else it could mean and also ask have you ever seen this in a bond market? what does this say about our fiscal outlook? >> it is very unusual certainly. there are a number of possibilities. the one you raise is one possibility. although if the u.s. government is not paying off going to be a huge amount of economic dislocation that would affect everybody. i think one of the issues recently has been and this would be consistent with what you're saying is that the u.s. government's very large debt issuances have been very large auctions with lots of borrowing going on has put some pressure on the normal purchasers of that debt a

proctor & gamble, post. it is a shame when you have a dream and you have a gift, and you are good at it and we have people who want to stop us. it is a shame how good this man is. i love him to death. i love him because he has been straightforward. i don't talk to everybody, do i? i am very proud that i stayed to myself. i say to myself and don't get offended when i say things. i said i would never work for a white man and guess what? i am 39 years old and i have never had a job in my life. never. i've built and created my own because of people like this. so you have to understand racism number one and you have to understand what we are going through and why we went through it. who do we blame? the politics? to me, nascar is the organized al capone. to me, nascar-- nascar is the same way. they don't give a darn about us. one of our friends just lost his license. his son came in third over in africa. mr. davis. he spent every dime to get his child to a certain level. this kid is good. you put him in the same

tears, and heat smoothes the furrows of her face and the angels signed a lot alt song and angels proctor she is resting in the bosom of jesus. take your rest, sister dorothy. take your rest. you have been light for nearly a century and you have left this world a more just, more equal, more hopeful place. take your rasterest, sister dor. and made light perpetual shine upon you. -- and made light perpetual shine upon you. amen. [applause] >> let us pray together a prayer jesus taught his disciples. our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. the kingdom come, i will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. and does not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for the line is the kingdom, and power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen. >> mr. president, mrs. obama, vice president, speaker pelosi, if you knew dorothy height, you knew she loved her flowers, she loved her hats, she loved her daily sweet potatoes, and she loved a good party. and she was usually the last to leav

host: just to point out that live right now on c-span3 is the center for american proctor's, a think5th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing. that is currently live on c- span3 and you would be able to watch and a website or later on air if you get a chance. also want to remind you that it is 9:00 p.m. sunday, the rearing of the first ever british election leaders' debate between the three there -- 9:00 p.m. eastern time on sunday. it was light yesterday. new york city. keith, independent line. caller: how are you? host: please go ahead. caller: hello? i am actually calling to comment on some of the tea party people who seem to think that they have lost their country. i'm wondering is is they think their country went to? i'm wondering what freedoms did they have yesterday that they do not have today or they expect not to have to more role. the country is still here. the opportunities are still here. and if they are so concerned about taxes i don't understand that -- 47% of americans don't even pay taxes. and in most of but plans that have been presented by the administration -- o