what does the united states export to china look at the real numbers the major exports from united states to china last year was corn so we beings scrap steel and scrap plastic. looks more like a eighteenth century economy what we see in united states the other hand what you see is china export their number one export united states is now electronic equipment. manufacturer manufactured look tronics so china story twenty years ago on the low wage low value added in oh did serry new order go up in many american companies are going to get global competitors coming out of china in future yeah you mentioned scrap metal scrap paper yet if you look at the list of exports from top twenty states that export to china from the united states number two or number three on the list is always garbage america's excellent export its garbage to china like scrap paper for example which of course china recycles into cardboard cardboard boxes and resells back to united states and has made many many billions of dollars for people over there who are not afraid of doing a day

. >> and you have the declining >>> president of the united states looks like he's a really good father and really good husband. but he's a terrible looks like he's a really good husband. but he is a terrible president. >> republican senator marco rubio is the freshman u.s. senator from florida. he's a gop up and comer and a favorite of the tea party. the senator is also a leading candidate for the number two slot on this year's president and vice president ticket. let's assume that the president is mitt romney or rick santorum. who else will be the best running mate for either? governor nikki haley. she is an indian. traction. her parents are u.s. entrepreneurs. and chris christie, the new jersey governor that endorsed romney a very popular republican in a democratic state. and daniel's rebuttal it be deemed clear, very persuasive and station man like. and other candidates, south dakota's senator, new hampshire's senator, and virginia governor bob mcdonald, and new mexico governor martinez. >> let's assume that the presidential primaries are protracted and they are decisive. what imper

the international community is looking at the united states and sees the leadership here and wondering if you can share how you think this will be effective internationally. the leadership on transparency of the mineral companies so that the wealth goes to the people rather than to fund corruption. >> first, i want to commend you and the senator for including the principals and the disclosure requirements in dodd frank. we know and see it every day how development of natural resources has fuelled corruption and mismanagement and the so-called oil curse or resource curse and it upheeds brought cased economic growth. you set a standard for transparency and we are working to make sure it is implemented effectively. we know that there challenges in doing this. i hope the changes reflect the clear intent of the law, namely to require all relevant companies operating in the sector to disclose the payments they make to foreign governments. i think everybody is benefitted by the disinfectant of sunshine and the spotlight to hold institutions accountable. the section 1504 which is what the sec

if you are interested in being engaged in the wider world away from the united states looking at your responsibilities and shared challenges of being

symptoms displayed by women is the reason according to studies in the united states. looking at hospital admissions, they found there were none of the classic symptoms in 42% of women compared to 30% of men. but death rates were higher. more than 13% of women compared to 10% of men. >> while younger women may not have heart attacks more often, but they may not present. with such things as chest pains an a cold morning. >> women sometimes don't have the same symptoms as men. the british heart foundation has already warned women that heart attacks can cause severe pain or nothing more than mild heaviness but can be overlooked by inexperienced medical staff particularly on the rare occasions when a heart attack strikes a younger woman. >> i want to bring you back to our main story here on g.m.t., that is the reports of deaths of a french photo journalist and marie colvin. we've had a statement from the editor of the "sunday times" in the last couple of minutes in which john witherow reports i want to report the sad shock of the death of marie colvin. we've had reliable reports s

look at all of these different countries. let's say that india is rising. if the united states is going to falls the greatest competition from china let's say over the next ten or 20 years, doesn't the rise of indian strength, the rise of indian power help the united states rather than cut into american power. that's why i make this analogy in the book with the rise of germany and japan. yes, they came at the expense of america's share how far global gdp. we had 50%, they come to 25%. in our struggle with the soviet union it was tremendously to our advantage that germany and japan became wealthy, became strong and could stand on their own two feet. even though we panicked about japan's rise. they were buying rockefeller center and turned out not to be a great investment for them. i hope white know buy rockefeller center too. i don't want to minimize the challenge, it's going to be serious but the question is how are we relative to them. and let's not forget and there's a lot of writing about this right now with xi's visits. that china faces a lot of problems themselves domestic

ability through airport and other means to get to any place in either canada or mexico or the united states. >> lookinge open by summer employing 100 people. facebook hettick to wall street is the company a sure thing investment? many suggest note facebook may have 800 million users real concern was not be able to grow enough to justify a high ipo price tag also word company bigger starting to sell user information to advertisers additional way to generate revenue trading begins later next year. donald trump wants rails on the mitt romney considering a run for the white house endorsing the former governor announcing today endorsement loss biggest plunge property. mitt romney get campaign in high gear mitt romney says surprise but excited about getting a nod from the donald. >> my privilege to endorse mitt romney. >> some things cannot imagine happening this is one of them. bien and donald trump and the percent hotel having his endorsement aid to light so honored and pleased to have his endorsement and looking for endorsement of the people of nevada. >> washington post poll taken in january shows 54 per

we had repeated and extended apologies in a way that i think made the united states look like we werets and speaking their favor. that didn't help. now it's to look to find a way in which we reestablish the fact that we are in charge over there, that we are dominant over there. look, if you want to have the united states government acknowledge the mistake and make an argument about the damage that was done by these extremists who are passing messages through writing in the koran, by the way, against the teachings of the koran and then talk about consequences for similar behavior in the future, something that we acknowledge the basic problem that was caused by the extremists at the time. >> kirsten? >> well, i just want to go back to charles talking about the fact that the violence has intensified since obama made his apology. there's no connection between the violence intensifying and the apology. i don't think that we've seen more violence because of the apology and i think the only reason not to make an apology would be if it's going to lead to violence and i don't think there's an

i think the united states, is way ahead of everybody else. look at renovation, look at what is the concept -- the united states. look what happened when the united states debt was down graduated gras, downgraded, so that is the confidence. the united states is can do -- i mean if the political bickering stops in both parties and is unified, i could also what happened between reagan and the republicans and democrats, between can clinton and gingrich and now able to consolidate and work together, i think there is no way but for republicans and tells to work together, even in election years. >> rose: how do you see china? >> in china everything is controlled and managed by the government, as you know. >> rose: yes. >> and. >> rose: they can create a stimulus overnight. >> sure. and look at china, you have the economic system is very much capital-lific capitalistic. >> so these two cannot go forever and clearly china has to grow by seven, eight percent at least so no social upheavals take application or social unrest, so china has no choice but to gro

. >> the president of the united states looks like he is really good father, looks like he is reallyood husband, but he is a terrible president. >> anything good happen in our economy is the result of americans working hard, businesses trying to dig out what this government is doing. there is nothing this president has done that makes this economy better. >> let's face it the only reason were getting any positive economic news more than three years after this presidency begin is because the american people put a restraining order on him and pelosi in november of 2010. >> this president is grasping at straws trying to take credit for what the american people are doing. >> he seems to have forgotten that he was elected to be president of the united states not the occupy wall street fan club. >> greta: four candidates, griff jenkins spoke with them. >> we are at the cpac, it's the largest gathering of conservatives in the country. with it being an election year and presidential nomination it appears to be up for grabs. we're going to find out what people are talking about and which matt

these drone strikes are happening despite what you know because of what pakistan wants united states court has ever looked at the legality of these drone strikes and there's a reason for that every time a case has been brought in the united states that is attempted to look at whether these strikes are legal or not the united states is claiming something called state secrets privilege that that's where they say actually this is a covert operation and we can't discuss it really does need to be an accounting here and an examination by the u.s. courts about the legality of these drone strikes and the various additional legal questions that they raise and that time i suspect is coming quite close given the pressure in the u.s. right now. coming in about ten minutes pakistan's foreign minister tells r t that drone strikes are actually counterproductive to the war on terror here's a preview. the region has some serious problems but into terrorism and pakistan has always maintained that it is important to have collaborative joint efforts to be able to rid this region rather than. sort of unitary approaches. in ho