And you talked about the need for people to sort of move past their ideologies and embrace different points of view and be pragmatic and fact driven about the economy and there's an implicit criticism here of the U.S. that, you know, the U.S. should do this.

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Its senior officials are sending a strong message that they know the U.S. economy can do much better.

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But I do know that they all were in charge of companies that cost the U.S. taxpayer billions of dollars while enriching themselves in the process.

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Specifically, we all want to know what the U.S. is going to do about the structural changes that have pushed the unemployment rate above 9%.

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What we do know so far is that an autopsy is being carried out and that the U.S. military hopes that at least tomorrow we'll be able to know exactly how he really did die.

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He's acting and listening to cases and making judgments of others, and we know that he authorized things that were illegal under U.S. law and violated the U.S. obligations under international treaties, and you know, I think that if he would do the right thing, he should just simply resign.

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