the e idea of king the brarand of the wine to very high levels in china for national distribution, pricice, quality. th are going to invest a lot into the virginia wine industry.y. i amery excited aboutt it. >> one of our r regulars is always warning china -- warning aboutut chchina buying up to much of the u.s.. >> i think it is a great deal. china is bringing in moneney to help the business continue to grow. they are going to invest in our product here we will continue hire local people who need work. we will make a good product sellt at arofito china and they w will invest a lot of money into the winery as a destinatn place. >> an imessive business mododel for industry that i n not an eaeasy place to make money.. i i want our visitors to t that -- ouour viewers know this was not anasy interew foror you to do. yourur mother dieded unexpectedldly in aa car crash lasteek. your father still in the hoital. u coidered cancelling the interview but you psevere. your mother would be very pud. >> thank you. she is loved by many. >> thank you. make some popcorn. our small >> a trip to the movie theater is a ne

the story was the business in china is growing fast so i said can i go and visit th shanghai bureau, i asked the editors. >> rose: before i accept this job. >> because i'mot sure i would want to leave the country and could i ve in china? my images of china in 2000 and 2002, 2003 when i was first considering this where it was... the images were from the 1970s, you know? that it would be difficult to live, you couldn't eat the food. all these ereotypes so i took the trip december, 2002 and immediately fell in love with shanghai and china. >> rose: what did you fall in love with? >> well, i think part of it may have also been the diggs answer the between at i was expecting and what found. now at the time there was a chinese woman that wa interested in inew york. >> rose: really? (laughs) >> that may have played a little role though we were just at the beginning stages. >> rose: i'm glad you brought it up. i was going to ask about it. >> that was maybe some influence but also i had spent a year covering enron and i was thinking everyday for that year i was thinking about jeff skilling and

botas ambassador to china under president obama, an unforgivable sin to some republicans. th if you're asked to serve your country by the president of the united states, you do it. you put your country first. and that's the philosophy that i will take to my grave. >> reporter: his economic plan-- a streamlined tax code that eliminates all deductions and lowers all rates has been deemed best of the campaign by the "wall street journal." unlike most of the republican field, he believes humans contribute to climate change. >> i defer to science on this ulrticular issue. >> reporter: he shares the mormon faith with the front- runner, former massachusetts governor mitt romney, but little else. >> i haven't been on three sides of all the issues of the day. i ran a state that was number one in job creation as opposed te number 47. >> reporter: you've also called yourself the sane republican. >> my management style has always been to look realistically at issues. i don't pander. i don't do the pledges. i look at an issue and i say e hat does it mean to the people i represent?" here's

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th. and i suspectntil the answer is, yes, they could, then china is not in a position to be head of the i.m.f. one thing is for sure, some time this decade, somebody from the bric countries has a lot more ght to be head of the i.m.f. than we appear to have given them in the -- st. so the number one decision-- i read in the papers today, how do you make the world's governance system for equitable. we have the i.m.f. being lenient are parts of europe. were they like that in asia in '97, '98? which makes, on top of these voting right, a number o these countries think, thi isn't right. it's not fair. the u.s. in that regard i think is in a position to take some leadership in all of that. that's the number one question for me. enemnumber two is linked to the possible changing energy situation here in the u.s. is how can we find the nex great form of energy that lessons the paranoia-- justifiable paranoia-- we have about energy prices and availability? that to me is the second big question. and the third one might be europe. how do we keep this positive human spirit that the european union came out

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china focused on skin. a chinese woman willo seven steps of skin care in a day if she can afford it. thbecause the skin, the face, the face and the skin on the face are symymbol of beautya symbol of social status, of health. there's a lot in t expression of the faces, a lot about the skin. in brazil, as you mentned, for example, people are passionate for makeup, particularly makeup for the eye and lips. there's huge differences withi the country, in india half of the country will be lips and middle east will be about eye and brazil about everything. so big difference. >> that's really interesting. w do you refine the shopping experience in order to meet these demands? what i'm talking about on-line, aiorts, departmenting stores. do you have to change the way you market and the way you sell in the different venues? recently you started to list product prices at makeup counters, is that right? >> that's right. the big difference is that prestige cosmetics are about great quality proroducts but al a service, servi that makes the product fit the iividual is the ultima one to one marketing.

>> th's appropriate to turn our attention to asia pacific region. we know about china. they continue to prop up north korea, that they are not mature entrance in the world it seems. so i understand that part. it's not only the capability but the projecting world leadership. this president is leading from behind. one of the graphic examples that historians will be very scornful of, after the fraud elections, corrupt election in iran, a million-and-a-half people in tehran demonstrated in the streets. we have watched a young woman bleed to death in the streets of tehran, and they were chanting, the demonstrators were "obama, obama are you with us, or are you with them?" obama's statement was i don't want to jeopardize the opportunity to negotiate with islamic iranian republican. that was a terrible mistake and we paid a heavy price in a lot of places. >> greta: i don't mean to put words in your mouth but i want to see if i understand you correctly. are you saying that the president and the secretary of defense are sending a message by what they said today and what they pla

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igan, there is a lot of thoht going on now how to make th next set of sanctions work in an gaeffectway, to some extent deal with the problem of china, iran's most important oil customer. rose: you see that with reect to italy too, asking for gradual ratchin1 up of the sanctions becausthey havre ntracts with italian companies 1re ings lik that. this gradualc ratcheting up that the europeanseem to be moving s toward, i think is qte advantageous, again, from thno standpoint of the u.s. and its allies because you don'tav a sudden dramatic change, you have one contract runs out an does notenewed another contract runs out and is not renewed andw gradually just fewer plac for iran to sell ioil and i think whathe ogvma administration is yi to sa is, iran has to choose, is it going to be an o power with the oil renues that go along with thatgv and the sod econy, ois it going to be a nuclear power? increangly the message is, you can't bejc both. >> rose: jay -- yes, go ahead,1 vali. >> i was saying davidkc has it t right in t sense that sanctions arworking d biting but whether they will change iran's behavior is a different eson,he largely b

so if th build it to canada's west coast and ship it to china from there, what's the net effect?dian ambassador to the united states last month, and he said we're going to build a pipeline. we've got this new source of oil, we want to build that pipeline south. jon: they want to sell our oil. >> we want to sell our oil to you, and america and canada can be the energy superstars, but if you don't want us to build that pipeline south, we're going to build it west and export to china. now, china and india both need access to a lot of energy really quickly to sustain their economic growth. they're going to get it wherever they can, and if we're willing to walk away from the deal of the century and give it to the chinese, i think that's a major political mistake. and, you know, it's really terrible for the united states. their oil, canadian oil and american oil and natural gas, they're a silver bullet. they're great for jobs, create millions of jobs from it, it'll give us a secure and cheap source of energy for generations, and it allows us to be independent of middle east oil and all

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china, and -- >> and how do they do that? >> the flip side of that is right now, going back to the five-year plan, one of th major things the chinese are doing is deliberately raising wages, which is done to try and broaden those thatre benefitting from the chinese story. but one of the consequences it's reducing their competitiveness, which means for a lot of-- let's not forget, a lot of the investment and business that wenthere was driven by u.s. companies. the great attraction to producing in china is rapidly disappearing, and it's coming back to this side of the world. i think mexico is a winner in this but i think it will help e u.s. as wl. i hear it from corporations. i hear it. if you look at the data - >> don't count america out. >> you look at the data and it amazese that more political figures don't-- i guess it doesn't suit some of their superficial -- >> the president ought to be making this argument every day. >> i think he should. we've just seen the latest trade data for the end of last year. china's trade surplus only just over 2% of g.d.p. 2008 it was 10. something's changing. and i think the u.s. might be a-- look

china, our national enemy regarding -- and competitor regarding economy. isn't th a lovely decision? if the administration chooses to say no to keystone x.l., the ministration chooses poorly. that's jo arizona seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from arizona is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it's not too often that a president of the united states has the opportunity with one swipe of his pen to increase private sector jobs by thousands of employees while at the same time increasing our energy independence and energy security. mr. quayle: that's what will happen with the keystone x.l. pipeline. unfortunately the president punted it on that decision and past 2013 even though the state department said there would not be a significant impact op the environment. we gave him another chance. unfortunately there are reports that he will reject the permit for the keystone x.l. pipeline. and the thing is what's confusing, mr. speaker, is he's been saying that we can't wait for job creation. but with this decision he's sayi