if i see him on sirius formula one car making it is it's best the latest car making technology first appears there and then in a few years by its reach is the way many car manufacturers would do. it every time i. had that feeling all the daughter was secretly already being open for a short while but they're always closed but then they open for a while to the general public and then when they close again because of it i would be a shrew yes yes that's the way it is. and when you work with a racing team with about sixty talk of engineers employees working h.p. quick month and technology you start to understand how the car world and the car business were. you also realize that our car cost tamara's today unfortunately we have a very low level of access to the results. of what i mean is that the cars that are generally available today in showrooms some will even the best of them. just fifteen or twenty percent of the technology that could be implemented. no need to ever implementing think knology is a company by huge difficulties down the example of the vase shows that we too well she wo

sirius no we have a contract with air flight for thirty planes with an option for them to buy more later those are regional class planes but as for short medium and long range airliners at this point the united aircraft corporation cannot flow for air flow planes that would be able to compete against boeing or airbus should this be so in the future we would live to have more civil points to offer but to date with your flooding is our strategic partner for regional class planes. they should choose what's made this medium range sukhoi superjet project most successful event. tuple if t u three thirty four if i got its name right that's also their own particular well that's because we design our plane for the future is not for today and another thing when you launch a new project you have to keep it short well you can take teen years to design a new plane or they'll have to keep it short and. to put some sleighs because tupolev did everything on its own while saeco used for into college and. from the very outset we decided that we wanted our products to have international certificates we wan

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and a sirius xm radio host. we'll start with you, susan. we've heard both sides.e've heard the governor saying he's going to try to sort of moderate this. why are you opposed? >> i stand firmly with what the governor said today. i think so much is lost in this situation, with the president of the united states standing up, saying we stand for freedom of religion, and we stand by the constitution. which we all do. including those families that lost loved ones on 9/11. what the families of 9/11 are asking for, though are some information, are some concerns to their sensitivities to what's being built in that general area at all, and a larger discussion because they're concerned, because questions aren't being answered, and because -- you know, congressman peter king pointed out, we can have a conversation about the constitution and honoring freedom of religion, while also sitirities of those people who lost their sons, daughters, you know,t the be exclusive. >> larry: peter, are we demonizing muslims there, do you think? >> i think so. i think one has to see this in

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listen to them all on c-span radio on 95.1 in the disk area and on sirius channel 32 or on-line at c-span radio.org. >> harry truman when he just of the seen as a senator from the opinion der grass machine in new york city -- of the pendergrass machine in new york city and senate historian donald richie on washington movies and the u.s. congress, a short introduction, tonight on c-span's q&a. >> i think it's important that i will stand up for the principles of the state of florida. i won't be part of this corruption or special interest. i'm going to fight only for the people of florida. >> and the c-span video library makes it easy to follow the election cycle, victory and concession speeches, all free on your computer, anytime. "washington journal" continues. host: mark murray the political director for msnbc. thank you for joining us. peter hart quoted a washington journal/nbc news poll as jetblue nation looking for the exit ramp s that a fair comparison to where the country is? >> guest: absolutely. when you look into the actual numbers of our poll, as peter put it very well, i mean, n

history, is available anytime on c-span radio in washington-baltimore area on a 90.1 fm, nationwide on sirius xm allied radio, on your iphone and ipad, with our radio app, on- line around the world at c- span.org, and now you can listen to it on your phone. c-span radio is available anytime. it is free, but check with your phone service provider for any additional charges. c-span radio, even more available on your phone. "washington journal" continues. host: this week the "washington journal" began a summer series looking at issues and the news, and we start with health care, the implication an impact it has on consumers. monday we look at the law's impact on employers. tuesday was discussion on the changes to health insurance and what changes you will see it now and in the future. wednesday was on the individual mandate and the rules and it is for individual consumers. today up for discussion, we will take a look at medicare part d, the prescription drug coverage of medicare. tomorrow we will wrap up our discussion with the impact of this law on estates. two attorneys general on the show on

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