nobody said walmart had to be the judge. is a stepping job-- steppingstone jabr cooligize me crazy when somebody looks at is the-instead of a positive. because you are not happy, what i've found is if i don't feel good about me i'm not going to feel good about you and if i don't respect me i'm not going to respect you but the problem is not what we are doing. the solution the problem typically is staring us in the mirror. to it viewpoints you may. wine, financing. there's a guy who grew a company from what 60 billion. it is a god mandated job drivers and heads of state to push what you just said. >> i am. >> i know you are. you just talked in the roundtable less week. we get into negative epidemics. we assume h1n1 is going to take this over. i was in asia last week and everybody has got a mess on. i am not saying don't take precautions. i'm just saying we just assumed hiv is going to take this over. whatever this, is coming. the book the tipping point said that with positive role models the communities stabilizes. i did not

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it said walmart has 1.4 million employees, the largest employer in the united states, is what the show said. i encourage government being the role model, but i would like to raise the issue of using alan's metaphor of the carrot or the state. incentive versus mandate. you said we have been talking about these issues for 40 years. at one. you say incentives are great, keep throwing out the model employers. when did you start talking about mandating these issues in government? >> i would start as the secretary said earlier this morning, in force what is there. this is a nonpartisan group, and we want to speak about opportunities for bipartisans hip, but let's be clear. there was a time in this country between 2000 and 2008 in which the department of labor -- is half of what it was before. it had a report that came out this summer that totally criticized the inadequacy and ineffectiveness of what once was basic labor law enforcement. we should talk about all the structural things we need to do, but part of it is what laws do we have and how to we better in force and see what is missing? >

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if walmart raises its prices too high, everyone will shop at target.here is only one plan out there you have to buy and it is expensive in health care. when we finish this bill and these exchanges come in, there will be more poises. some of my colleagues believe that is hopeless and we could not do that. we should create a government run health care plan. i fought hard against that. it is not there in this bill. i think private market reform will work. we will say. if it does not, we will have to come back and do something else. host: thanks for talking with us. when we come back, we will talk with the new president and ceo of free congress foundation. we will be right back. . >> about 50 people are scheduled to testify on a state panel and the small community of sterling in the northwestern part of the state. were this morning on possible cia presence abroad. a parliamentary commission has found that the lithuanian approved a u.s. request to set up a secret prison in the country, but says it is unclear whether one was ever established. the panel based

a week ago, i was with walmart, talking to them about their distribution. the new ceo is from our home town. it is lessening to see all the different forms of distribution. it during a sale, manufacturers know about it. [unintelligible] in america, we enjoyed when the bill with it -- lowest cost of living in the world'. >> in washington, and is often said it easier to be a cia agent then a chick-fil-a franchisee. is it true that 20,000 people applied for less than 100 franchises? wire uses selective? how you get picked? >> my observation is that [unintelligible] many people are connected with the coveted has money. [unintelligible] we are looking for a person, a character rather than money. we let a person come aboard with us with only $5,000. anybody can get $5,000. we say that we are not in the business -- we are in the business with the. the more money we can tell them to make, the more they can make more profit. a person's talent is very important. it is important that we do that. >> i mentioned to danielle that her father is an operator. we have many o

it is for those who do not want to see the money going to the walmart headquarters. we want to keep our money locally instead of going out of town. host: thank you for your calls this morning. that will do it for this morning's "washington journal." we will see you tomorrow. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] . . q>> by the time lawmakers retun in january, leadership hopes to have many of the major points of disagreement on health care worked out. the house returns january 12 and the senate will be back on january 20. live now on c-span 2, american university as toasting their annual two-week seminar for people working in local, state, and federal campaigns. this event looks ahead to 2010's key races and examined voter outreach initiatives as well as the boards of polling and survey research in politics. like all the coverage on c-span 2. -- all day coverage of cspan 2. today, a senate hearing on the national debt with the former congressional budget office director, the core controller ge

if walmart raises its prices too high, everyone will simply go shop at target. that's what's happening in the insurance market. there's only one plan out there. you have to buy it, and it's expensive. but when we finish this bill and as these exchanges come in, there are going to be more choices. now, that's what i believe. some of my colleagues believed that was hopeless, we couldn't do that and what we should create is just a government-run health care plan. i fought hard against that, and i'm happy to say there is no government-run public option in this bill. i think private market reforms will work. let's see. if it doesn't, we'll have to come back in five years or six years or ten years and do something else. but what we're hoping is that, you know, the market forces -- if framed correctly -- will work for the consumers of our country. >> host: senator mary landrieu, we appreciate your time, senator, thank you for talking with our viewers. >> guest: thank you. >> host: we are joined on capitol hill by kathleen hunter of congressional quarterly. a point of

office should have helped the secret service clear people into last week's state dinner, saying, "even walmart ms. rogers did not appear yesterday at the house home security hearing on the matter. >> senators are continuing their debate of the health care bill through the weekend. our regular "book tv" schedule will be pre-empted during these senate sessions paired with "book tv" programming continuing after the debate. on c-span2, the only that were worked the full debate, unedited and commercial free. to read the senate bill and the house version, plus watch video on demand, the one line to c- span's health care hub. host: next guest is general george joulwan, who served from 1993 to 1997 as the supreme allied commander at nato. first of all, you heard the president's speech tuesday. will the new strategy work, as outlined by general mcchrystal and others in the military? guest: the jury is still out. it depends on the execution and implementation. but i think he laid out some clarity that is extremely important on with the goals are and what is required of the afghans in particular, in orde

he said i'm a distribution manager for walmart. for once the army has the right choice in the civilian experience in the military side. that may be a jumping off to pick up on where you have led us with their opening statement. the challenge in afghanistan, where as you correctly note-- mentioned, we have as many contracts in personnel as we have military personnel in that ratio is going to stay the same if in fact we may not end up with more contracting personnel than we have military personnel. they are both engaged in exactly the same thing, which is a counterinsurgency kind of battle, which means the contractor cannot sit back and say well i have done my job but i'm not engaged in the counterinsurgency because the way we deal with counterinsurgency, to take the slogan of the iraq's surge, is that you control it and then you hold that in the new build. the contractor is very much involved in the holding in the building. it must work hand in glove with the military and cannot be, have its own separate command and control system a

he said he has a distribution manager for walmart. for once, the army has the right joint of the civilian experience and the military assignment. that may be a jumping off the pick up on where you have led us with their opening statement. the challenge in afghanistan where, as you correctly noticed, we have as many contractors -- personnel as we have military personnel. that ratio will stay the same. if we may not end up with more contractor personnel than military personnel. they are both engaged in exactly the same thing, which is a counterinsurgency kind of battle, which means the contractor cannot sit back and say i have done my job, but i am not a engaged in the counterinsurgency. because the way we deal with counterinsurgency, to take the slogan of of the iraq research, is that you control it and to hold it in to build. the contractor is very much involved in the holding and the building. and it must work hand in glove with the military and it cannot -- have its own control system and its own separate management plan without bei

he said he has a distribution manager for walmart.for once, the army has the right joint of the civilian experience and the military assignment. that may be a jumping off the pick up on where you have led us with their opening statement. the challenge in afghanistan where, as you correctly noticed, r which is a counterinsurgency kind of battle, which means the contractors cannot sit back and say i have done my job, but i am not engaged in the counterinsurgency, because the way we deal with counterinsurgency, to take the slogan of the iraq surgeon -- surge, you contacted and you build it -- it must work hand in glove and cannot have its own separate command and control system and its own separate management plan without being completely integrated in this kind of circumstance. management plan without being completely integrated in this kind of circumstance. it is not your traditional war with the military does all of the fighting in the contractors simply fills in the back functions. i agree with you that you have described this proper

he said he has a distribution manager for walmart.ian experience and the military assignment. that may be a jumping off the pick up on where you have led us with their opening statement. the challenge in afghanistan where, as you correctly noticed, we have as many contractors -- personnel as we have military personnel. that ratio will stay the same. if we may not end up with more contractor personnel than military personnel. they are both engaged in exactly the same thing, which is a counterinsurgency kind of battle, which means the contractor cannot sit back and say i have done my job, but i am not a engaged in the counterinsurgency. because the way we deal with counterinsurgency, to take the slogan of of the iraq research, is that you control it and to hold it in to build. the contractor is very much involved in the holding and the building. and it must work hand in glove with the military and it cannot -- have its own control system and its own separate management plan without being completely integrated in this kind of circumstanc