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we will talk to the righter of the "newsweek" cover story. pull up a seat. "morning meeting" starts right now. >>> good morning to you. in addition to those stories, secretary of state, and secretary treasury, tim geithner, and president obama all gathered this morning to open talks with china. their job to convince china to keep buying american debt. first let's get offer to contessa out of the gate here with the balance of the day's headlines, again, in addition to the variables of china relations, race continues to be a meaningful issue, and the immigration debate continues to accelerate, and we are still trying to figure out where in the world this economy will create jobs. and that really -- the $14 trillion question when you go to the garbage bag we were discussing on friday. but contessa, what is going on today? >> today, sarah palin is a private citizen, but not out of the public eye. she took the opportunity to slam the media. >> democracy depends you on, and that is why our troops are willing to die for you. so how about in honor of the american so

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. >> still with righter. a general question for the panel.the president of iran is sometimes portrayed as somewhat of a nut case with holocaust denial w direct threatening of israel. and general comment this is seem off the charts. do we really think he's that or a good poker player with some very good bluffs going on? >> those that were followers of come mainy feel that ahmadinejad is just not worthy of that -- of that mantle. of that succession to the presidency and he's seriously isolated iran to the point where it is hurting economically and vulnerable to economic sanctions. and to go back to some previous questions, my view is instead of focusing on changing the regime that maybe the best focus to achieve u.s. objectives would be to redouble our efforts on the sanctions issues which i think we're hurting the regime, particularly last july, to the point where perhaps they were reconsidering their strategy on the nuclear issue. >> a question back here. >> you mentioned that 11 million folks would be a a hot. you said those people on the st