Rahm Emanuel

There won't be some kind of yearn to an era that's a bygone time.

John McCain...

and Lindsey Graham come to Chicago in the Obama transition.

What will America be?

So to me, that's exciting.

And B,

whatever you come down to Wild West on AI, don't let it go forward, AI, kind of those are the extreme positions.

One of the things that, and we have a meeting there, so President-elect Obama, Senator McCain, Senator Lindsey Graham, and myself, there's a commitment that is we're dealing with the auto industry, we're dealing with the financial, you know,

Whatever it is, we have a very technical, innovative advantage against China.

They have an energy system that can do it.

And we got to neutralize a negative that allows a positive.

We will do a rewrite of both AmeriCorps National Service and Peace Corps.

So to me, those are two subjects that are tied.

But the other thing is, you ain't getting from here to there.

And those, as you know, I have focused on education.

And if you get past Lilly Ledbetter, the Children's Health, the Recovery of the Budget, and obviously Kennedy's ill, so there's an interest, there's a bigger vote, to fulfill the pledge that President-elect Obama, and they shook on it.

Now, in two weeks from now,

You know, I went to Mississippi to talk about elementary education, et cetera, and see the Mississippi reading miracle.

In Michigan, in Grand Rapids, and in Howell, I will lay out a vocational ed plan.

And that becomes in the spring of 09, the president signs into law and we pass and a significant expansion of both AmeriCorps and the Peace Corps National Service legislation.