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nations, and i still do. but, but -- and, of course, i believe that the ultimate waste of money and of the service and sacrifice made by our men and women in uniform would be to walk away and let iraq and afghanistan fall back into the hands of dictators and/or islamic fanatics. but that's not only no excuse, but even more reason why i'm so upset by the findings of the commission which are, basically, how sloppy and irresponsible so much of the spending was. some of the examples that particularly drove up by blood pressure, and i didn't have medication nearby so it was particularly h...

>> nearly 100,000 americans are hospitalized each year due to food-borne illnesses. dr. elisabeth hagen explained the reasons. this is about an hour. >> well, good morning here, and thank you for coming 20 our ogilvy exchange. we'll hear from dr. hagen today and then your questions. when you do ask a question, identify yourself and your question. she's the undersecretary of food safety at the u.s. department of agriculture, and she was sworn in in august of 2010, and she oversees the policies and programs of the food safety inspection service, the health regulatory part of usda. she'...

funding overall and makes specific cuts to the major programs. the 16% cut for state and usaid would be devastating to our national security appeared in this is the definition of penny wise. after investing so much blood, we must give them the basic resources they need to relieve the military of their mission and ensure a future prosperity. the state department is more affordable than the operation led by the defense department. as a bastion can the notes, it will save $51 billion in fiscal year 2012. they are seeking a $2.5 billion increase in the budget. it is about 4% of the funds...

but it is something that an increasing number of americans are obviously very worried about. and it's something that our partners, our investors around the world are worried about. so it's got to be done. got to be done. >> finally was there something that he said today that struck you? something that made news? >> i hadn't heard him talk about who should be on this commission before from congress. so that was new to me. >> i was interested in the way he was describing the tactics, the timing of when the commission ideas most likely to be adopted, in other words early next year, that...

you can get it at a 5% interest rate and reduce the principal by $50,000 or $100,000 to get closer to the current value of the property. >> the whole issue of the interest-rate is a fascinating one. we are price stretching it too much. i am hoping that everyone considers the fact that if we do in fact move to 2% loans for a large segment of the population, financial difficulty, etc.. i want to point out that someone will be holding those notes. when interest rates suddenly go to bloom in the next few years, whoever is sitting on that paper will have catastrophic losses. fannie mae, f...