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my cmitmt at tebegiing iso ke the door open for mocric politics, rathe an comg to a conclusion that democracydoes not worin afghantan, and let's st g to t old tribal courts, e old way of li. >> we know that hiary clinton ha said tre are redlines the that the talan h t concede to, but there are n precondition for talks. do you agree wit e secretary? >> i think e door should be en f talks witthe taliban, but conditions should be very clear. for exale, the aim of tks is toring pee, rather tha to bring the orgization's back into theolitics -- bac into the instream of e polics anin t country. the linksy th taliban, the terrorist organitionshould be part ofhe fndation. theyre accepting the constitution offghanistan or giving upiolee should be part of >> are you saying th if e taliban doenot ve uphe would not talk tthem it seemse're getting more and more reports that the u. is already tkingith taliban aders directly. >> out lking to th talan, the ara lot of sperceptions abo it. the taliba hasot shownny sign, the core group, but they are wling to ta. and that ideas not to talor to ghts in orr to particip

but rathe saying i think it is the media's fault, the media thinks it is our fault for notg them, i thinkwe all need to do a better job. her book shows that from a journalistic standpoint. she went into the courtroom and watched. she told the story. by the same token, we can do that as public defenders. i have thought, if public defenders was a major corporation and had this image problem, there would be a massive pr campaign. there would be commercials everywhere. instead we say, gosh, it sucks. but actually, we are doing good work and we have motives and goals, and we are crusaders, someone not present ourselves that way? i heard today that there was a commercial being done. he was thinking along the same lines as me, so how he must be brilliant. [laughter] >> spoken like a true public defender. >> it was john's idea. >> from broadcast journalism, commercial journalism, i want to sell their stories. they give the audience what they want to see. from the criminal defense perspective, is your priority in trial different from jamie's priority when she is following the story? >> i am no med

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could end up resulting in coming up with more creative ways of providing for the needs in society rath he than depending on government. that we as community step step up. >> let's face it. this is basically a hispanic story. of course an asian story as well. this is country going to look real different, going to be multi-colored. in fact come already with some mixed heritage. then they go mix. you get that mixture together you won't be able to tell who is who. very important points to be made here, the great american story has been new groups, usually of a different ethnic background or religious background coming. they came for the same reason hispanics came to -- very different economy when the irish and italians and pols and jews came it was economy was looking for people who could do something with a strong back. now, unless we educate these hispanic, these latino children it's not that they will be doing their own family's harm, that's clear. they will be doing the entire country harm. you better find some way to quickly bring these young people, they are the majority of young peo

standpoint, one of the things that i am very excited about is that right now i use c- 17's in roles i would rathe use the new multi-role tanker. that will be a positive change. they do now realize the impact of having to use these to trans- load of cargo and packs. when i think about the future, and you make a very good point, as we look at these new studies, what are the other things we need to do and how well that mix and match? when i was first working as a major on the c-17, at that point we were going to buy 210. we are at 222. i would say we have the numbers. most of the places we go now, i would just say that we are not impacted by the number of airplanes but how many cannot get in there. that tends to be worth a look at the c-17 fleet. the other portion we're doing better than ever is to use our civil reserve air fleet to make sure that we're using those at the advantages we can free up the fleet to make sure they do that. i do understand your concern and i would say that i have the same concern to make sure that we have hedged his bets and of options to be able to bring them back if we n