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we have two guests wh different t views wt makes sahhalin tick? is there somethingngrorong with politicians or are teyey just reflectingng whaisis really happening in mododn n amican marriaiages? also, democrats risk getting ught in the crsfsfirover atat congressional sosotion honoring michael j jacks.. and finalally all remember rah palin'sitite dudu-u-up with dviviletterman last month.. well, last nightht letterman di the top ten messagess o o papal swering machine. weave the highlights ininhehe "hdbdbl side show." bubut we begegin with the chall s facing president obaba.. haroldldforld, whhat do you ma of the poll coming outut showina drop in suppororfofor esident obamama? >> t tnk three things. onis it's a reason for r rl l ncern for the white housuse. io, as stated in the opepening is not only a a beweweth state, buburereprentative so many ways politically and frfr a an onomic stancece owhwhathis country does.. two, i i tnknk iraises concerns about health care.e. i think the whitite ususe s to thk long and carefully abobout how hard are youou

the market tells you wt they're doing. right now the mark itelling you,his point of reference is down below to buy again. >> i agree with you. i think the dataoming rough is pretty go. this morning we had jobless claims which was a bit ohead fake. therwere seasonality that made them look like the best nuer since januar continng claims is the real -- the is worst rosado. auto sales are up 48%. throughout the metaland resources space ain along with a weaker dollar, that was e story today. >> was it surpsing based on the to sales from china that alcoa was not able tho on to its gas? >> no. becae they're not that exposed there. they're obviously exposed to t aluminum trade. but they told usn yesterday's call, eyere more involved in a bottom-line improvementhan a top-line impvement. but in the sense that aluminum is a fini market and if more is bought and sold eve in china that would lift prices overall? >> i think the alcoa tradeas what it was. if y look at everybody else in the space,heteel companies did rally. they are getti

i think wt he says is i will be the reeferee. because ift's a re issue, it's a problem for me. i can bri themogether so america can seeow you recollect nile these kind of issues. that's the most important thing now and i thi he wl make that happen. think the pice will come, i think skip will come. anat some point, some event willowcur -- occur where it comes to some conclusi where it's in se best interestnot just give gates and not just he policefficer t for the nation's sake is is the kind of coming gether, reconciltion that we have to have. charlie: so you meet and draw a laer message fm the conciliation from a the example of the kind of thing we have to do on racial questions. >> i should think so. >> we have to becse reconciliation is not a concept that we have seen a lot of when it comes toace. 've seen violence, we've seen heatedords. rarely do we s t parties come together and say -- and intend in any way, sha or form. i mn, it's amazing that obama allowed himself make that speech. we've seen people harden their position ovethe course of a news cycle, i wl never apologize

that will mark the 54th year that i didn't know wt i was talking about. and i also belie the solar progra are simply not economically viable. tharket is not fooled. we know without huge tax dolla going to solar those companies won't ke their numbers and we don't have a lot of tax doars. in other words solar i timerical. chris in virginia. chris? >> boo-yah, ji thanks for taking the call. >> my pleasu, ch >> caller: irerds to the oadband stimulus and the requirements and applications finally out. looking at possible nners like adtn or dt or should i look at smaller players where might move the needle more? >> you he done the homework, chris. you've gothe wrs. they're go. i woullike to augment that with ciena, a t of a dog latelybut i think can make a major comeback. do not forget corning. think corning is probably gointo show better than expected. speaking of course better an expect, alcoa earnings came int it looks like yes, yes. the chi-com stimulus plan ha beaten uncle sam. geral tso has beaten colonel sanders. t's face it benjamin home whe at the same

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that's wt i believe. >> rose: and what di they say? >> ty were in tear th so believeit. >> rose: that nothinghat happened ould rob a sse of serving country? >> that's correct. that's correct. >> se: if the call had come agaiafter all that you've been through, you don't regret the day that y acceptedjohn kenny's request? >> it wathe pudest day of my life and is. and i dd do it all over ain. hopefully wiser. bu wiser or not i'd do it all over again. and i want t seevery american do that. >> rose: what lessons are applicable to today? especially some comparisons are ing made between iraq and vinam. >>ell, i don't want to... by statg lessons i don't want to suest that these should be applied to t iraq situation. if y think so, do it. but these are lsons thatapply in general to security. >> rose: a right. >> the first lson is empathize with your oppont. now i don use the word "empathyas synonymou with symphy. i use the word empay as understand your opnent. we did not understan the north vietmese. they didn'understand us. with one exception.

and nancy pell os syright hen she said let's see wt the senate is going too. the reity is this, the president - nobody questions that this manhas an exceptional intelle. he has a public voic that is compelling. he has aery presidenal appropriate temperment. the question is doese have steel in his spine. does very a voice where can sit down one-on-on and negotiate an let people know that i they cross him there is a puni to pay and if they stand with him tre is a reward there a prize. but negotie what, what is the crux of the issue that needs to be resolved to get this thing done? >> well, it is t cost. the first thing is the tenure, the tenure cost of the bl. >> lehrer: okay. >> and what the president -- hat most experts would say, you need to remove th emption on employee health-carebenefits. that will raise awe l of money it wl get money from the rightlaces and reduce inflation but this then there is the secretar thing which is aye longer-term problem is we now are allowed to have all the tests wwant. all the technology we want. >> hrer: are you talking about

we report from detroit on wt that means f the livelihos which depend on them. >> ok, ware going to bowur heads and bless the food. lord we cometo you today thanking you for ts thering. >> they might also give thanks for th ford mot coany. king cars has made the granger family a comfortable livi. roy is retired afte36 years onhe payroll. his wife, jane is still there, 31 years and counting, as all fo of their sons. >> when i first starte i was mang about two dollars and something an hour bk in 1966. i think wednesday up to about92 $29 an hou-- went up to about 29 an hourhen i rered. for an uneduted guy, it provided a goolife for me. >> and it was a similar story for tens of thousan of afcan-americans over the pa few years. drawn to the car plants. ford l the way are the first of the big threeo hire africaamericans on the same wages whites. >> we have wha we call here a blue collar middle-class, hh wages th enabled th to secure aome in the suburbs, tw cars, the boat, the cabin upnorth, and educing their children that was true f the black communy in particular. all right,uys. we can start

here wt she's going to do next.look at this,adies and gentlemen. >> she may be resigning as governor, buyou haven't seen the last of sarah lin. catch sarah this fall on h n talk show, "sarah and dave," 8:00 p.m. week nights on tbs. sarah lin, effective adership. >> yep. say what youill, and i -- she -- i think sheould have been our most attractive vic president since spiro new. >> yeah. >>oue going to hear about that from agnew's family. that's "countdown" for this the 2,25h day since the previous president declaredission accomplishedn iraq. i'm keh bermann. goodight and good luck.

think we're going to haveto wait and see wt impact th has on the ecomy.t again,if you're ruing up an escalator that's going down, if you stand still you're going do fast. and the rson you -- the reason we're continng to make some progress is tat we continue to take some steps forward, b because we've inherit economy going dow ft, it obviously is difficult to feel. i -- of course people are sufering out there. we inherited qui a mess we're trying to fix it. >> ifill: yore the n-politics, give me the pros d cons whether second sill my husband is dered or even cessary or politically feasible? >> wel, i think it'sremature toonclude one way orthe other. we'll have to wait until t end of he year see highway thiss working then at that pointake determation but ll give you benchmark. we brout .1 -- we lost 12.1 million jobs in the firs 1.3 million inhe second quarter. current quarter w lose three-quarters of million, fourth quarter 400,00 by this time xt year not losing any jobs theny my definition this stimulus worked reonably well. >> ifill: ric cantor, how mini