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then toyota, british petroleum. counterfeit heparin.ne meltdown after another, and those are wake-up calls for us for acting on bureaucratic reform. >> you talk about saving $1 billion by cutting the number of presidential employees. guest: oh, enough already. you know what i mean? when you look at the response to the oil spill, your previous guest was right half of them were on deck but half didn't know star board from port. we had undersecretaries, chief of staff undersecretaries. i coiled go on and on before i reach the real front lines that are going to be able to talk about about the spill. thank goodness we had the admiral at the helm and deep thinking about what we might do in the future. but i tell you something, our political employees didn't do well in this crisis, and we've got too many of them. the information flows too slowly, and it's a waste of money, and presidents get confuse that had some how it's quite the opposite. fewer leaders, better leadership. host: you say there's about 3,000 political employees. if you cut tha

to send a message to toyota, honda, and ford -- if americans get serious about getting off of oil. i would not by another drop of oil if i could help it from any of those companies. host: he mentioned the exxon valdez spill, which happened. about 11 million gallons of oil were spilled by the exxon valdez when that happened. now, but bp oil leak or spill -- and the bp oil leak or spill, the coast guard estimates to hundred and 10,000 gallons of oil are coming out of the pipe a day. it is day 46, which means approximately 9.4 million gallons of oil at this point. it is almost duty at this point, estimated if not already bigger than exxon valdez but already estimated as the same size. missouri, mike, independent line. what do you think about drilling in the gulf? caller: no, not the way they are going. it was your program that i've learned there was another valve that they could have put on their well, that a lot of the wells off the coastal have for one reason or another. this was a show yesterday or the day before. host: are you talking about the types of valves that the norwegians

you have a big toyota factory. caller: we do. host:, a people they employ, you know? caller: we are doing pretty good so far, as far as that goes. looks like sales are doing pretty good. host: is the economy in georgia down doing pretty good? caller: there are not many hiring and around the plan and stuff. once you get a job, you got to stick with the job. you can't find anything else. host: do you see any evidence around your area that stimulus money is being spent? caller: not really. host: like road projects? caller: there are still potholes' to be filled. there is no sign saying -- the funds have been used for any purpose or anything like that. host: thank you for calling in this morning. vinnie in reston, virginia, here in the suburbs. republican. caller: i just wanted to chime in. i heard a guy a couple of calls ago talking about the income tax. i wanted to add to what he was saying, just saying that people think the income tax pays for government, it does not, it pays the interest on the debt that the federal reserve creates. people have to realize that not 1 c