boeing. >>guest: south carolina, and texas, and how about separating americans. we see it along economic lines and race lines and it does not matter. we know the president's pushing unions and sicking the nlrb in a few states. >>neil: why go out of your way to say unionizing ... if president bush said the nonunionized shop, it seemed to be an add on we didn't need. >>guest: it is a complete tremendous add on we do not need and it backfires but it dovetails into the notion of end sourcing. that is scaring me. what we are talking about is punishing some of the most successful multinational corporations in our company, the world is on fire, has done well. we talk about western europe but we did not talk about brazil, china, or africa. that is where the corporations