to at least bring in democracy to sierra leone. currently functioning very well. that also spread to liberia. so, i believe obama should take this as an opportunity. he has to be very frank with him, making sure the peoples of voices are being heard. el-baradei was an inspector for the united nations. they have seen democracy and they are going they're making sure the people's voice is being heard. let's stop bashing people in the united states and let's start supporting democracy in these third-world nations. host: from wikipedia, the populations. total arab league, 348 million. egypt is the largest, sudan is next. algeria, 34 million. iraq, 30. yemen, 23 million. syria, 21, and then tunisia, 10 million people. detroit, the morning to you. this is roger, a democrat. caller: i think that we need to support the people and their protests. host: in what way do we support them? caller: i really think we need to show what is going on over there with an unbiased view. the reason why we need to do that is simply so, one, if we support the

. >> could you do it in sierra leone? >> i think not. although again, i think i understand your question. i think the united states is very unique in the myth or the dream of upward mobility or rags to riches is something that is, i think, very unique to the united states. even in our relatively prosperous western european allies, that myth of rags to riches or the dream of rags to riches doesn't -- is not sorrow bust. i think people in the united states really believe in it. or a disproportionate number of americans really believe in it, and i think that's because of our history and reality in some sense. >> other statistics. there's 6 billion people in the world. you say that 1% of the people in the world control the same amount as 57% of the rest of the world. in other words, there's a better way of saying that. >> right. yes, so at the world level, you see what is going on, sort of analogous to what's happening within nations, and that is that global markets have done a lot of good. i mean, i'm very in favor of global capitalism. i t

contingents of east timor in 1999 and sierra leone in 2000, tough and tryingi operations in this difficultnsironments. commander of nato's international security assistance force in afghanistant 2006 and 2007 which is, i in believe, when we first rantan, across each other and appointed commander in chief of u.k. land forces 2008 and chief of the general staff in 2009. and you took up your currentchie duties in the late october of last year. just one last thing, before you decided on a military career -- we do some interesting research on people who spoke here, speakn here, you were considering becoming a woodworker, a race car driver or a journalist.or so ike think that defines a pers with a wide range of interests. also you're the first general we've had here who is also an t admiral of a yacht club. [laughter] so, general richards, the ship is yours. thank you for being with us today.hi [applause] >> well, thank you very much for -- i didn't -- i say to the first seal when i'm discussing maritime affairs with him, admiral, very good to see you.ii it's not difficult, it's business. i'm an a

lousy land, mistreated, and asked the british to send them out and they form the modern state of sierra leone. it's another result of the revolution. .. >> one was the cowboys, and the -- oh. the cowboys got to be everybody for a while. but there were, there were green-coated raiders, and i forgot the name that they had. but one of the little footnotes to history is that when andre is, leaves benedict arnold after having obtained the defense of west point, he's walking along in a british uniform with a gray coat on, and he sees three nondescript soldiers. and he assumes they're tories. and says, i'm a british officer, and they say, well, welcome to reality, you know? [laughter] we're not. so that's how -- [laughter] that's how mixed up it was. in westchester, yeah. it was delaineys, cowboys. delance says, cowboys. >> we never call -- [inaudible] copley a tori, one of the major painters. >> get out of here early. don't wring up john co -- bring up john copley with me. he is an incredible character, john singleton copley. he does a portrait of paul revere one day, and another day he does a port

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you take contingence of 99, sierra leone in 2000 and trying operations and difficult environments commander of nato international security assistance force in afghanistan, 2006 and 2007 which as i believe when we first ran across each other and appointed commander in chief of u.k. land forces 2008 and chief of general staff in 2009 and you to cut your current duties and meet october of last year. just one last thing, before you decided on a military career you do interesting people believe research of people who spoke here you were considering becoming a woodworker, race car driver or journalist so i think fed defines a person with a wide range of interest. also you are the first general we've had here who is also an admiral of a club. so general richards, the shift is yours. thank you for being with us today. [applause] >> thank you free much. i say to the first when discussing maritime affairs good to see you. ayman admiral, too and [inaudible] i'm not sure about the gabby richards, but it was the case in nasiriyah leone we had to use a media to get messages to london because the inconven

you take contingence of 99, sierra leone in 2000 and trying operations and difficult environments commander of nato international security assistance force in afghanistan, 2006 and 2007 which as i believe when we first ran across each other and appointed commander in chief of u.k. land forces 2008 and chief of general staff in 2009 and you to cut your current duties and meet october of last year. just one last thing, before you decided on a military career you do interesting people believe research of people who spoke here you were considering becoming a woodworker, race car driver or journalist so i think fed defines a person with a wide range of interest. also you are the first general we've had here who is also an admiral of a club. so general richards, the shift is yours. thank you for being with us today. [applause] >> thank you free much. i say to the first when discussing maritime affairs good to see you. ayman admiral, too and [inaudible] i'm not sure about the gabby richards, but it was the case in nasiriyah leone we had to use a media to get messages to london because the inconven