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they c handle ything. situatio exchanges with taiwan and little later. before we end this part of the program, what are some of the things that you think we can do to try to promote the tradi betwn our two untrs? you say a lot of business people go to china because it is closer geographically, the language, the culture, but a lot of people may not know about your beautiful country. what can we do on our part to try to promote that relationship? >> we are already doing one of the two things, using the mass media. sending tv groups is another way to promote. one problem usually for the taiwanese people, they will look for ron material. -- for ron material. -- for raw material. how can we create a value for our product if you do not have interest in our country? we need to say i am going to produce this product in your country. those who invest in our country are going to create a value added for our product. this is the problem, people just look to buy. in the long-term. >> we need to take the first break on our program. when we come back we will continue

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the attorney general can't do ything about state laws. he can sue, i guess.imply pandering to a base? is that all it's about, ashleigh? >> is really political pressure. i think it's political pressure to put on the states that still have the stand-your-ground law to amendheir law. they cannot force these states invidual states have the riggt to have these laws if they want them. florida wants this law. it doesn't look like it's going anywhere. he's trying to assert -- >> the nra made it clear, they're going to resist the attorney general's statements and- his advocacy on removing stand your ground. it looks like he's picked another loser. >> unfortunately, the zimmerman verdict is not the end of this. it may just be the beginning of the ball is just starting to roll. i hope it doesn't roll out of control with this knee jerk reactions. all ese people making statements who didn't see one minute of one day of the trial and they're tweeting this nonsense. >> i think this pool, they will exhaust themselves over the next week or so. >> sure. >> arthur thank you. as

ything. it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down.s he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> we want to zero in on the anthony weiner scandal now and what wasn't said at his joint news conference with his wife uma. a body language expert joins the conversation now along with simone bienne and dino badala. she has taken a lot of flack for standing by her man through the repeated sexting revelations. let's look at her stance during the press conference right now. okay? she actually didn't stand that close to her husband. what does that mean? >> what that means is she is putting some distance between herself and her husband. between couples and lovers what we'll see is a proximity. roughly 18 inches. then you get into a personal space or personal zone a foot and a half to four feet. that's where she was standing. so she set the precedent. in my opinion when you're going to come out strong and you want to say that you and your husband have moved forward and you've l

but i'm wondering if there's ything in your -- that you learned that deals with preserving institutional knowledge generated during the course of an operation to prevent this sort of 10 one-year reconstruction problem. >> that's what what would be done. the department of defense has a significant lesson learned capacity at fort leavenworth, there's an entire school devoted to it. pksoi in carlisle similarly engages in such. but it's stovepiped. it's within one agency. these are unique. and they've been going on pretty steadily since 1980. somalia. haiti. panama. the balkans. iraq. afghanistan. they are the venue in which our national security interests will be protected in the future, in this century. and if you do accept that -- some don't, by the way, and do accept that they will happen again and you do accept that they didn't go so well in iraq and afghanistan, then i hope you accept that we ought to learn our lessons and improve our structure. that's the only way to preserve hem. these are useful tones on what happened. but they're just that. they don't change our approach. >> on tha