sfoo what really has struck me about the whole thing is it's not jon, it's not kate.jokes, kate reportedly just shot the show for her own talk show. a pilot for it. something she may be doing with paula dean. jon is busy, of course, dating his soul mate, as he put it, 22-year-old haley glassman. these are two things that got jimmy kimmel's show thinking about the perfect jon and kate spoof, like what a brand new kate show might be like. >> 16 desperate single women. one available guy. kate gosselin presents who wants to be the underaged slut who had sex with my husband above the garage while he is supposed to be watching our litter of kids. only on fox. >> lease yashgs let me throw this out to you. what do you think about all of the drama about both of them that's been in the news lately, and how jon is with this woman who is ten years younger than him. do jon and kate really kind of deserve to be a laughing stock? >> well, i'll tell you something, i think yes, i sort of do. lisp, what does it mean when you are made the butt of jokes by guys like jimmy kimmel and jay

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sfoo former swuf state condoleezza rice saying this week if you abandon afghanistan, you'll have another 9/11 in the u.s. >> well, i think, you know, that's -- it's impossible to know that with certainty because our people have done such a good job now even going back to the time when i was president and working with the intligence and law enforcement and money tracking people around the world, that we prevented par, far more attacks in america and in the rest of the world than have occurred, but i would agree with her to the extent that if they have freedom of movement in afghanistan, it will increase by some significant factor the likelihood that they will attack successfully. if not in the united states, somewhere else, against people that we consider our allies and that we have to be concerned about. >> let me talk about the clinton global initiative, fifth annual, and what you have achieved here. the focus on girls and women on their economic empowerment around the world, but also on the direct threats that they face. i had an opportunity to go to one of the sessions this week, one

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