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but i think sometimes when i rook at the issues that plague large parts of south asia, the issue sometimes are similar to the cold war issues that the u.s. and the soviets faced for a long time. one the things i'd love to see is obviously i'm a fan of diplomacy. i'm a fan of dialect. i'd love to see the summit where iran is brought into the solution. we do listen to him. i think when it comes to a military solution in afghanistan, i know there are enormous pitfalls to pulling out. because it's not -- it's a very complex situation. but i do not think the answer is a military answer. very having been there, seen it, having driven all through the northern parts of the country. it's not afghanistan in particular is not a place where centralized government has ever been effective. whether there's been outside powers there or not. it's not a country that really operates on the concept. i think in terms of things we could share, i think sharing a judicial system that is truly based on equity and fairness would be enormously positive. the judicial system, the difference between iraq and afghanista

there's a different way to rook at -- look at the possibilities of being black. as you know, there's much, much, much, more. we could take up the whole panel talking about that, and we won't. [laughter] >> but malcolm talked about being black. he raised a lot of consciouses, he made a lot of people mad. let me ask you, as a youngster how did you respond to this? >> to what? >> the idea that being plaque was beautiful and not -- black was beautiful and not something you should avoid? >> i don't think that we ever thought we were to avoid anything. you know, so it's kind of difficult sometimes to answer some of the questions. we were happy, we were proud, we knew our mother made sure that we learned about who we were as women, who we were as people of the diaspora, so we just always grew up being proud of who we were. >> i mean, our generation had malcolm. she's malcolm's daughter, but she had malcolm in the house to understand and study. we grew up proud without that thing of, like, in your area you remember there was a time to be called african or to be called bl

. >> numbers are rooking pretty good, plus 1, trying to chase down zach parise of new jersey when ites to goals. >> imagine if hills knee wasn't sore. kidding fans, his knee is fine. i'm just kidding. >> you're trying to scare the people. i know they have to be scared when they see simeon varlamov pencilled in as the starter for washington because, right now this young man is tough to beat. there is no openings. as a shooter when you're playing against a goalie like this you try to cut things too fine. tampa had a couple of giveaways, got some unlucky bounces but for the most part look at where all these shots are coming from. not a whole lot in sight. long range shot. notice the d, mike green, how he gt out of the way. when your goalie is having a game you don't to have block shots. >> varlamov blanks tampa bay tonight. next in line leads to buffalo and varlamov has a shutout over them. bruce boudreau is gonna lean that way. >> i do have one question before i let you go. good to know. any concern -- i think this is a fair question -- with having too much success this early in the se

ifrs said it is $100 billion in medicare and medicaid and it is an hhs's spraw permeance rook to $90 billion this year. there's nothing to address that. that is some place we could really cut and in delve the future of medicare that is not available. saxby. >> i want to address just three very quick items, where the president has made statements and made commitments that he is simply not keeping. first a want to take off on what tom just alluded to with respect to him having said that you like your plan you can keep it. that remark was made by the president on july 21 of this year. basically he said and i quote, if you like your current plan you would be able to keep it. every repeat that. if you like a plan he will be allowed to keep it. senator casey came not just last week as senator thune has said and i quote came in saying we are not one to be able to say if you like what you have eking keep it in that basic commitment that a lot of us around here have made will be called into question and it is for one very simple reason. if you are on medicare advantage and their 176,000 medic

people who are not in group plans, and those are the ones that are having the most unfair and getting rooked the most in insurance and we ought to be taking care of. because they are not in group plans and they are not in companies that subsidize it. they don't work for the government who subsidizes their health care. but the president has the bully pulpit. he lectured the whole congress. he hauled us out and talked about it. he got $150 million from the big pharma drug companies for advertisements, it's been reported. robert reich, great liberal, secretary of labor under president clinton, scathingly condemned that deal over the doughnut hole and contribution for advertising. and i would just have to say it appears the majority has found no price too high, no debt too low in order to get that 60th vote so they can go forward. and we have got to get it done now, pass this manager's amendment that the majority leader has plopped down, the one that was written in secret, and we just saw yesterday morning at 7:00 or 8:00. and well, i would just say, mr. president, how should we judge the overal