All hail Caesar...

(Todd Heisler/The New York Times)
After the meeting Mr. Obama held a news conference, inviting questions from Indian and Chinese journalists. Many reporters stood up and cheered afterward.

“Unless we are concerned about the education of all children and not just our children, not only may we be depriving ourselves of the next great scientist who’s going to find the next new energy source that saves the planet, but we also may make people around the world much more vulnerable to anti-American propaganda.”

In a rare show of emotion from the international press, many in the room stood up and cheered after Mr. Obama was done.

There is no media bias...that thrives on agenda. No...there is no media at all in that they are merely an extension of Liberal doctrine.

This isn't going to end well...

“The decisions need to be taken now, today and tomorrow,” Mr. Sarkozy said. “This has nothing to do with ego. This has nothing to do with temper tantrums. When it comes to historic moments, you can’t circumvent them.”

He added that tougher regulation — he has called for a “global regulator” would be able to reach inside the borders of the United States and other large nations to deal with international financial firms — is “nonnegotiable.”

“The compromise has to come from all countries around the world,” he said. Saying he trusted Mr. Obama, Mr. Sarkozy said he did not want to point fingers about the crisis. But then, in a verbal jab he has used before, he added, “the crisis didn’t actually spontaneously erupt in Europe.”

I can't wait to see how this ends. A "global regulator" won't happen. It would play hard against the ego of our president. That's the ultimate deal breaker.