everybody says we need regulations, but there is no regulations in the american system. o they say in europe, we should get rid of our regulations, and they do because if we keep them, the american banking system would be so strong it would eat us. >> in this scene, we see the family of character marc tourneuil confront him while they're having dinner together. hashe ceo's family conscience, costa-gavras. >> yes, particularly an uncle who is probably a communist and with different ideals. ago,thing fell apart years so he says, we are doing a good job today because he believes what he does is commence to do -- a good thing to do. >> you show various resistance to the americanization of french capitalism. how do you see that playing out in the rest of europe, in other places as well? >> it is the same all over. it is really modernization of the american system. >> what you see is some of the effects of that system. inwell, you can see them what is going on in spain and greece and portugal. there are these huge debts and what i was saying before, more and more poor people an

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system is always or the americans control the entire system if it is deployed whereas china is offering turkey to produce together. to control. together and provide turkey along with the control of the entire system even though washington's a bit upset the deal is hardly likely to threaten turkey's membership of nato both agree it would be a purely commercial matter professor bob cheek told r.t. that china seems to be stirring it up its own international clout. many voices in nato circles through the turkish would leave nato if such a decision is going to be realized but i don't think so that turkey is leaving nato because of this decision the question is. china of course is the winner of the game that china is now attracting. like turkey and maybe some others. will go also. influenced by this decision we will see it online for you right now there's a government ministry in venezuela created purely to make sure everyone's feeling cheery get more in the deputy ministry of social happiness and that it's supposed to fly smiles on people's faces through social media programs. also think thi

. >> robert, you are describing the american system, the american system is designed for this. >> newt, no, it is not. you do not want a democratic system in which one side, one party can basically hold up the entire government shutdown, shut down the entire government, take the full faith and credit of the united states and gamble with it as a bargaining chip to get their way without amending or changing the rule of law that is already law. >> with respect to, i sadly have to bring this to a conclusion. >> we have to get him on cross fire. >> i'll come on cross fire with you. >> there we go. >> robert, thank you very much indeed. >> you will stay with me, you mentioned earlier, president obama was not a king. of course, if it had not been for the revolutionary war, there might have been a king. your wife has written this extraordinary book, and it may help to explain why we brits got sent packing. >>> newt gingrich is back with me, along with calista, his wife. her book, teaching america about government. that may just be a lesson for anybody watching in washington. welcome to you, ca

. >> robert, you are describing the american system, the american system is designed for this. >> newt, no, it is not. you do not want a democratic system in which one side, one party can basically hold up the entire government shutdown, shut down the entire government, take the full faith and credit of the united states and gamble with it as a bargaining chip to get their way without amending or changing the rule of law that is already law. >> with respect to, i sadly have to bring this to a conclusion. >> we have to get him on cross fire. >> i'll come on cross fire with you. >> there we go. >> robert, thank you very much indeed. >> you will stay with me, you mentioned earlier, president obama was not a king. of course, if it had not been for the revolutionary war, there might have been a king. your wife has written this extraordinary book, and it may help to explain why we brits got sent packing. i was made to work. make my mark with pride. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no iron dress shirt. starting

>> the american health care system is broken at the moment. >> how?the error rates are probably the high nest the world. the cost is also the highest in the world. >> what will obama care mean, do you think, for medical tourism? increase it? decrease it? >> i think it will increase because companies will be looking to reduce costs. >> so you expect this surgery will change your quality of life? >> certainly. without a doubt. >> joy and gary could back out at any time. but they are going through with it. >> what have your friends said about it? and that it's going to cost you nothing. >> you lucky dog. really? who do you work for? i wish that we was offered stuff like that. >> did you sleep much? >> yeah, as a matter of fact, i slept very well. >> day three. it is 4:55 a.m., way early in the morning and gary is headed to the hospital for his surgery. >> and waiting at the hospital door is gomez, gary's patient assistant. a kind of personal escort. his knee surgery will take nearly two hours. we noticed during gary's procedure that much of the equipment

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it looks like the american system is at the brink of failure. >> this also comes at a time when barack obama has very recently changed his line on syria. what does this mean for his presidency? >> it could mean a lot because there are raising concerns about his leadership. it looks like he is watching from the sidelines, seeing the republican party disrupt himself but not interfering. he is not leading. he is leading from behind, and that is something which americans do not like over time. they always want their president eating a leader, even if he is opposing the other side -- they always want their president being a leader, even if he is opposing the other side. >> is congress less able, less ready to reach compromise today than it was in the past? >> yes, it is for two reasons. first, leaders of congress, especially on the republican side, do not have the clout to have the people to bring behind them, and to form compromises. it looks like the action name within the parties has increased . secondly, we have a new generation of american politicians, especially among the tea party, w

in the end, the adult rating system is the work lace. it is large. -- workplace. in the american system, the whole idea of lifelong learning, learning for adults, is a line in every politician's speech, but not in anyone's budget. host: what do these other on average,? guest: these countries that we competed against in the study, dedicated to percent of the gross to domesticoduct to -- product to providing counseling, education, training, and family support services. in the united states, including unemployment insurance, we spend less than one/10 of one percent on a dock workers. all of our attention is focused on k-12 and college, which is important, for sure, where young people are launched, but once you are in the workplace, the rapidity of skills changes requires lifelong learning. but frankly, we do not have the .oney for it a read host are some of the countries ahead of the u.s. in these tests with reading and math skills. here is a quotation from the study. is weak inmance literacy, pour in numeracy, but only slightly below average in problem solving in technology rich en

system however the u.s. insists the deals incompatible with nato defense framework unless dr same batch explain what's motivating. the american. system is all this so that the americans control the entire fifth from if it is deployed rare as china offering turkey to produce together. to control. to gether and provide turkey along control of the. part of the sides agreed the deal would be a purely commercial decision whether the u.s. is still holding discussions with turkey on the matter professor birch again on war and crew want see it appears they want more leverage in its relationship with washington. the turkish government. of course negotiate this situation with the americans but the americans have to make this concession that turkey is taking part in the production mechanism process until now it was always offset fairly. and in turkey this was a new way of thinking a new set of confidence that turkey wants to be part of the entire process. of the stores are coming online dirty dot com more bad news for japan's crippled fukushima nuclear problem top of that tsunami were really well this week getting more unwelcome attenti

the american system is designed to allow for easy gridlock. the founding fathers created a system fearing english tyranny, so lots of different ways to veto stuff. there's lots of checks and balances. so i think that's part of the issue. but really, what's at work here is something much more dangerous. which is here we're getting into an anti democratic process, which is not the way the system was meant to work. look, if you want to repeal obama care and you're the republican party, you're the tea party, great. go for it. if you want to get rid of entitlements, cut government spending, that's great. there is a procedure. you pass a bill in the house, it passes in the senate, and the president signs it. what's happening here is because the tea party does not have that ability, does not have a majority in the house or the senate, and certainly the president wouldn't sign it, what it's trying to do is really extortion, which is to say, we will block everything if you don't give us this, which we know we couldn't get passed through the democratic p

making that was a previous generation of leadership, back then they were saying, we know that the american system will right itself, that leadership will prevail and that the right decisions will be reached. in this case, these days what i am reading is they are saying some of the same things but it is very clear they are concerned and they are no longer quite as reassured as they might have been a couple of years ago. >> rose: well i remember that in either the recession of 2008 people said, people quoted chinese leaders as saying we wanted to be like you, we no longer want to be like you. >> yeah. that's -- in a sense, that is the long-term damage in this case. and i think it is interesting if you hook at the fact that president obama after all had to cancel his trip to southeast asia, that was a trip that his host didn't even really want to have, originally this conference was one that the president obama had encouraged and called for, they pulled it together, and then the fact that he canceled, there is a short term embarrassment, obviously, and it provided a nice platform for the chinese lea

under the american system, this is the process you go through when you have profound differences.e won the presidency, the other side won the house of representatives. it's happened over and over. in fact, speaker tip o'neil had 12 shutdowns while he was speaking, some under president jimmy carter, some under president ronald reagan. i understand the pressure to try to get it done, and i understand that among democrats, there's a deep desire to not negotiate, but in fact, isn't this a legitimate part of the struggle for power until our constitutional system? >> i think you raise a good point 679 we came across this hill in 2011, with what was now the sequester. after a bipartisan group of members. could not come to a conclusion, why? because a contingent of tea party. we've already cut 2.5 trillion-plus with tax cuts and other cuts to this government. i heard a congressman, who is a ranking member on defense appropriations say that we cannot run the pentagon anymore in the kind of limited budgeting that is going on. in actuality, the government is growing, and therefore we should

are they now going to say the american political system isn't sufficiently stable that i want to keepy reserve in dollars. the long-term implication even if we get out of this crisis we might see countries move their assets into other currencies. >> my thanks. when we return we'll check in with our own financial expert ali velshi. [[voiceover]] from al jazeera media network comes a new voice of journalism in the u.s. >>the delta is a microcosm of america. [[voiceover]] we tell the human story, from around the block, across the country, with more points of view. >>if joe can't find work, his family will go from living in a motel to living in their car. [[voiceover]] connected, inspired, bold. >>about a thousand protestors have occupied ... >> joining me now, al jazeera america's ali velshi host of "real money with ali velshi." thank you for joining us. the sage of omaha warren buffet said that not raising the debt ceiling would be equivalent of throwing in a nuclear bomb, is he right? >> he is a smart businessman. people are using all sorts of ways to express the seriousness. this ithe

well first of all i think i don't have a problem with with democracy in action and the way the american system is sort of allowed to work its will figure ok with the fact that the government will exist for this so-called it did work there was going to be no default this was just something very reaction to that from some of our other guests anyone who would like please to jump in. here if there wasn't go i'm to be dealt. i don't know i don't miss. a lot of subtle ways that on gresham the accountability i'm not quite sure what the republicans got out of this campaign can i say that i will make the observation in a certain way probably in the last year we used to it said. to the american let's lead to saying that this was going to have any effect on their economic reputation i think they're going to be in for a big big surprise particularly when the credit rating agencies start to review the u.s. government credit so basically i just want to say that there are days of excluding are paying more attention to the patient scores than to the diminishing of credit ratings on the world market but what t

the u.s. says this may undermine defense -- u.s. defense system. we have more on what is motivating turkey to look towards china. >> american weapons systems -- are underericans control the entire system, whereas china is often used -- to provide turkey control of the entire system. >> the united states has launched technical discussions with turkey on the potential impact of the plan. why does ankara want more leverage in their relationship with washington? >> the americans have to make the concession that turkey is taking part in the protection process, and until now it has always offset its nuclear weapons and now there is a new way of thinking, that turkey wants to be part of the entire process. >> tensions are running high within nato with their bid for membership, the european union is not seeing any progress. and kara -- ankara is feeling frustration. >> always the bridesmaid but never the bride. the frustration with the european union could best be described as -- >> this is like an endless love affair, the europeans do not want turkey to go away but does not want them in the house. >> the talks began in 2005 but they still say turkey is not re

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in the american system, i don't -- >> on repeal obama care. >> actually we weren't talking about repeal talking about delay the initial mandate. >> defund. >> stephanie, the sunday before the shutdown, the bill that went to the senate was no special deals. >> you did change your demands over time. >> if we think special deals are good, let's have at it. >> let me, ann, pick up on a part of what congressman harris was saying earlier. i this think it helps to look at the picture of the president today and the 13 people who were standing with him. it's fascinating, good both of you understand perfectly, but only three of the 13 people are directly affected. the rest were there testifies that they're really happy, that they didn't in fact at this stage sign you said. the wo many that introduced him, it took seven hours to sign up. here's the question. i think you're being successful in places like oregon, getting young people to sign up for medicaid, but there's a danger actuarily, if if this is different enough young people will decide they're willing to pay the tax and not sign up for it.

americans but you're going to find that no bank or outside of the u.s. wants your business because you're a liability as an american it obligates them to report you get into the american system not worth the trouble so even though it's legal for you to do these things it's them now the difficulty of opening a bank account overseas has been made even more difficult by fact and that would be the foreign account tax compliance at and this is a topic that we hope to delve into more detail in the coming days. now coming up i journey down to florida to talk armageddon preparedness with a new class itself croppers and they might not have swiss bank accounts but they do have a tool that turns your urine into water i'm sorry that's just very funny then later on bob and i talk big point decline they turned it down coming up and you won't want to miss. the. wealthy british style. is no time to retire the money will. lead. to the market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on r g. twenty one year old strong arm and watch at the bank of new knowledge

. >> the truth, is the american system when it absolutely has to, can move much faster than people think. the other thing i'll say since i represented the house and have the usual house attitude towards the senate, anybody in the senate who believes they can get a deal gone d.n.a. without boehner's approval and send it to the house to pass the house is totally out of touch with reality. i mean, if reid thinks he can maneuver the house republicans into accepting his version, they will defeat it just because of the traditional institutional hostility. >> but boehner is still going to have to make the choice, i assume, of whether he has a totally united conference or if the hard liners are split off in a final vote. >> look, it's pretty clear if john gets a reasonable deal, he'll take some heat on the right, and the right has given him-- i think they now believe in him enough that they would tolerate that. the question is, is he in the room helping make the deal because if it's clear he's isolated, he will have no ability to pass anything in the house. >> schieffer: what is the impact on th

would argue a couple of things first of all the european systems are parliamentary systems and so they are difference in very real core ways than the americansystem when you are in the u.k. for example i lived there for two years and i know you know the politics there well you're really voting for a party you're not voting for an individual and party discipline is all the american system is very different and i would argue better for a variety of reasons so i think if you have public financing in a parliamentary system it's different then you have been without representative government but second point i'm sorry but i was going to say the second point that i would make is you know call me skeptical but i am i would i'm not willing to trust our current elected officials to erect a system of public financing that's not going to favor incumbents they do it with gerrymandering they do it. you know franking privileges in the mail they use all kinds of techniques to me the notion that they are going to erect a system of public financing of elections that somehow would be fair and balanced and would allow outsiders legitimate outsiders to come in

the american system is designed to allow for easy gridlock. the founding fathers created a system fearing this. there are lots of different ways to veto stuff. i think that is part of the issue but really what is at work here is something much more dangerous. here we are getting into an, anti-democratic process. if you want to repeal obama care great, go for it. >> if you want to cut government spending that's great there is a procedure. what is happening here is because the tea party does not have the senate. what it is trying to do is extortion which is to say we will block everything if you don't give us this which we know we couldn't get through the democratic process normally. >> so when the number one concern near term and long-term concern should be about jobs, a new poll is showing that it is dysfunctional government, things have changed here. >> i was talking about investors. when they are worried about indonesia or banana republics we need to worry about political risk is the united states of america there is no question that we would