arianna huffington picked writer and author danielle crittenden who rejoins us now, to write it. does -- does "huffington post" canada have a different sensibility than the one in the united states? >> it does. it's got the same mix of politics and entertainment and news -- >> and gossip. >> and goes inand youtube videos of -- gossip and youtube videos that we expect. now it's got a canadian bent in our bloggers, we mix it up. we keep some of the american bloggers but have a lot of our original ones or new ones -- >> it said, watch the video, m.p. justin trudeau takes it off, but a striptease for charity. and sidney crosby returns to the national hockey league, even though he plays for pittsburgh. a huge story in canada. >> kind of big in canada, yeah. >> why would arianna -- "huffington post" is a famous liberal-leaning web site. how is it that you were chosen, coming from the right side of the spectrum, to run this? >> first, all of our political sense rehabilitate in play now. that -- sends are in play now. but i'm a longstanding journalist and editor. in the end i want what's

arianna, good to have you with us. tell bus what you saw down there. what was the mood of the crowd? how intense was it? >> when i got down there, i couldn't get within a two-block radi radius. they'd already formed kind of a police barricade. they were all in riot gear. they were pushing all the people that weren't still defending the actual park itself, they were pushing them back, basically saying we weren't even allowed on the sidewalks, it was a pedestrian area, you risked being arrested. people were pretty upset. there were people crying. but i was actually impressed with how organized the chaos was. i mean, the police presence was pretty heavy. there were hundreds and hundreds of police. but they still managed to get messages out. they would use the people's mike. and over the bull horizon of the police, you know, giving orders to the people the people themselves were forming, you know, different plans on where to go next. >> now, you did not identify yourself as a member of the media. >> no, i did not. i had already heard from a few people that

they went ahead and cap them arianna and are having a lot of issues with that, with people getting cancer. the reason why i am relating what i am relating is because the hunters point area -- put that infrastructure that taps into our other main system when they chop off 35 feet -- today, i get reports about high incidence and i will be making it a point to send you some of the things so you can inform the other commissioners. i am connecting the dots. you heard a general report, but we need to inform our young people what is happening in that community. they are the ones who are going to live there in the future. when you reach a certain age, you close your eyes and go away and our baby's thigh and our youth have to have an environment where we, as we are the warriors and we are good people, we maintain quality of life issues. i don't want to go into detail so you can connect the dots. the navy, as it is allowed to do what it wants to do -- including creating a lagoon -- we have to be very leery of the navy and we have to be very leery of how they expand their money on hunter's point. th

there were confrontations going on. >> arianna jones. let's turn to van jones, president and co-founder of rebuildthedream.com. and laura fralanders with us. author of "at the tea party." van jones, do these raids strengthen the movement nationwide? i mean, clearly, with the voice of the mayor on that bbc interview, really spilling the beans that they've been in contact with 18 different cities about how to handle this. what's happening here? >> well, first of all, they're going to coordinate it, they should be coordinating to get jobs for young people, coordinated to try to solve the problem that the occupations are pointing out. not making occupations be the main problem. you mark my words. they are going to regret having done this. the harder you hit this movement, the harder it bounces back. this movement is going to continue to develop. you're going to see people now occupying banks, in terms of nonviolently protesting the banking system, occupying abandoned schools. >> this will strengthen movement you think? >> it will strengthen

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a good bank that has sound finances if you go to move your money the website which was started by arianna huffington there's a tool there that allows you to find a bank that has been tested for its financial soundness and you know the big banks again they are a danger to our economic system they have abused the trust of their customers they're charging fees outrageous fees that have nothing to do with the costs of the services they provide and it's time to send them a message yeah we've highlighted a number of those really outrageous and ridiculous if you ask me here on this program and so i understand that there is a message that people want to send here and i think it seems like you know if we look at those figures the fact that six hundred fifty thousand people just in the last month already took their money out of the big banks that looks like this movement is gaining some traction but if we were to think about it in terms of actually doing damage actually you know somehow hurting the profits of the big banks how many people do you think it would take to take part in this bank transfe

we're close, but not as close as you and arianna i heard. >> eric: the way you say "friend." >> bob:ight now. the one -- [ laughter ] >> bob: you tease me for being greek. that igreek >> andrea: that is a greek woman you like and know better than you know me. >> bob: there are other two women friends of mine. >> kimberly: changing the subject. >> andrea: awkward. >> bob: what's that? >> kimberly: this is so funny. >> greg: platonic. >> andrea: do you have greek in you? >> bob: when i was drunk. but now i'm sober. >> kimberly: both of them made a little cottage industry out of taking on obama the last couple of years. frankly, the idea of replacing hillary clinton with barack obama is a ridiculous idea, it's not going to happen. we will have barack obama and barack obama will beat the republican so badly that you will be sitting here. >> eric: i have a lot of problems with obama, too. and this're pease. >> kimberly: you love polls and it shows you have a higher favorability rating than obama. how about that? oh, no, we won't go. the polls. >> bob: we're not getting polls? who is takin

michael bloomberg and arianna huffington discuss the american dream and apollo astronauts will be awarded the congressional medal of honor. the newly designed c-span.org web site has 11 video choices making it easier for you to watch today's events live and recorded and it is easier for you to get our schedule with new features. you can quickly scroll for all the programs scheduled on the cspan networks and receive an e- mail alerts when your program is scheduled to air. there's a section to access our most popular series and programs. there is a handy channel finder see you can find where to watch our 3 cspan networks and cable or satellite systems across the country at the all men c- span.org. -- all new c-span.org. >> name moment, "washington journal." here's a look at tonight's prime-time lineup. presidential candidate mitt romney is an idol and will address employs an insurance company today. you can watch that at 8:00 p.m. eastern. then gop candidate ron paul

move your money is an idea, it was an arianna huffington brain child. if you don't like the too big to fail banks, the ones with t.a.r.p. money and the ones largely responsible then stop being their customer and go out and move your money to a credit union. we were talking about doing this topic today at a meeting. i was like is this a thing? is this actually a thing or are we hyping a thing that is not a thing. then we got data, in the past month since september 29th, when bank of america announced the new $5 debit fee. in the past month 650,000 americans joined credit unions. it's more than 2010 combined. i wonder, what do you think of move your money as activism, as an expression of a political view? as the tables one republican, what do you think of move your money? >> i think it's common sense. it surprises me it's a trendy movement. i'm from mississippi and always had my money in a community bank. they are local board members. they have a vested interest in the community around them. it's not, you know, to go deposit in bank of america when i'm in

huffington's arianna huffington. and niall ferguson, author of the new book of "civilization."eorge, let me ask you about the unemployment numbers, is that something of a trend or just scratching the surface? >> first of all, 80,000 isn't nearly enough to accommodate even the natural growth month by month the job growth. the 80,000 is a net number. the private sector created 104,000 job. the public sector happily shrunk. here's the bad news, 46% of the unemployed have been unemployed for six months or more. 4 million americans have been unemployed for more than a year. skills decay, the very spirit that causes people to engage in economic life decays. the result is, if you have been unemployed for six months or more, your lifetime earnings decline under natural trajectory. >> niall, it doesn't look like people have much faith that it's going to get better? >> i think people turn out to be better economists than economists. when you go back to the view, if you hit the economy with a big monetary stimulus, there will be a v-shape recovery and the u.s. would bounce back like it di

you beat people like lady gaga, justin bieber, rachel maddow, arianna huffington. some of the big tweeters themselves. because they deemed that your influence which they assessed by the number of your tweets that were retweeted actually exceeded all of them. that shows you you've got proper influence and i would say power. >> well, i felt very honored when i heard that. but we found, piers, people come to us for inspiration for those little quotes. so we try to stay really focused on what can i speak to people that will help improve their day? my tweets are not about what i did that day. it's always about something that they can use. i think when you give people good material they like to pass it on because the fact is there's a lot pushing us down these days. there's a lot of negativity. so when you tell somebody go out and be good to somebody today, make somebody else's day and god will make your own day, you give them small tidbits like that, that resonates. >> one of the key things in the book is forgiveness of sins is one of the central tenets of christianity

bloomberg and arianna huffington discuss the american dream and the opportunities in the u.s. and asked us john glenn, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael called and are awarded the congressional gold medal. >> you are watching c-span2 with politics and public affairs weekdays featuring live coverage of the u.s. senate. on weeknights watch key public policy events. into the weekend the latest nonfiction authors and books on book tv. you can see past programs and get our schedules at our website, and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >> a recent report by the center for a new american security found that members of the military committed suicide an average of once every 36 hours between 2005-2010. but he was under for a record number of suicides in july of this year. at this presentation of the reports findings, the vice chief of the army and an official within the department of veterans affairs discuss recommendations for preventing military suicide and promoting veterans mental health. from washington, d.c., this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> thanks

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michael bloomberg and arianna huffington discuss the american dream.ronauts are awarded the congressional gold medal. for the entire thanksgiving day schedule, code 2 c-span.org. nobel peace prize recipient, and henry kissinger looks back at president nixon in china. friday at 5:15, caroline kennedy on her mother, and david mccullough on american expatriate's. also, the grandson of harry and bess truman looks at his grandparents' letters to each other and the role the former first lady played in shaping her husband's career. he is interviewed by the great granddaughter of herbert hoover. >> our newly designed web said makes it easy for you to watch our events. it is easier to get our schedule, like a lay out this quickly scroll through all the programs. even received an e-mail alert when your program is scheduled to air. there is a segment for popular series. and the channel finder said that you can quickly find where to watch our three c-span that works on cable or satellite systems across the country. >> "washington journal" continues. host: general

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president and editor in chief of the huffington post media group, ariannaial assistant to george jenna bush, michael -- george w. bush, michael gerson. >> it is a pleasure and honor. i am one of the sharpest people i know. we go way back. we work together on a number of these issues. it used to be called compassionate conservatism. i am glad to be with you. it is a great thing when the lion lies down with the lamb. but the lamb does not get much sleep. i wanted to start the discussion with four principles that might be the basis for what we talk about. first, i would contend that economic inequality is justifiable as a reward for effort but only in an atmosphere where there is social met -- mobility. without social mobility, inequality becomes a caste system fundamentally and consistent with the american ideal. this set of issues that you are dealing with is very important to the moral status of the capitalist -- democratic system. and is more justification as to move forward. i think it is clear that that mobility stalls on the lower levels of the economic

new york city mighmayor michael bloomberg and arianna huffington.ohn glenn, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin are awarded the congressional gold medal. for the entire schedule, go to c-span.org. the story of the civil-rights movement cannot be told without birmingham, alabama. this weekend, but tv and american history look behind the southern history. a bomb rocked the 16th street baptist church, killing four young girls. that story to the eyes of a survivor and friend. even under the hazardous working conditions, people fought to work at the cotton mill in jacksonville. rick bragg on the day after the mill closed. on american history tv, stanford university history professor jonathan bass on how martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail set the tone for the civil-rights movement. a tour of the furnace is open in 1881 which produced fire for nearly 100 years. sunday at 6:00 eastern, the curator continues with a discussion on birmingham during the great depression. this weekend on c-span2 and c- span3. ""washington journal" continues. host: pa

. -- and arianna huffington discuss the opportunities in the u.s. >> the story of the civil rights movement cannot be told without birmingham, alabama. we look behind the scenes and literary life of the city. september 15th, 1963, a bomb rocks a baptist church killing four young girls. that story through the eyes of a survivor and friend. people fought to work at the cotton mill in jacksonville. the day after the mill closed. then, jonathan pass on how martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail set the tone for the civil-rights movement. then, and blast furnace that has been open since 1851. there will be a discussion on birmingham during the great depression. this weekend on c-span 2 and 3. >> next, a look at the life and legacy of ronald reagan. the mpaa recently honored the life of the former president. we will hear remarks and out of a former white house chief of staff, who highlighted how reagan's pactiv to replace a life in his political career. this is a little more than an hour. >> welcome, all of you, and thank you for coming by the motion picture association of america

bloomberg and arianna huffington discuss the american dream and the opportunities in the u.s., and astronaut john glenn, neil armstrong, buzz aldrin and michael collins are awarded the congressional gold medal. for the entire thanksgiving day schedule go to c-span.org. >> and the name of the greatest people that i've ever trod this earth, i draw the line in the dust and toss the college before defeat at kearney and i say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever. >> for most of his life, george wallace was a hardened supporter of segregation, outspoken against the civil rights movement, the four term governor of alabama ran for president four times, and loss. one of those efforts cut short by an assassination attempt. this week on the contenders, george wallace from the governor's mansion in montgomery, alabama, live friday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the joint deficit reduction committee announced yesterday that it has failed to reach a compromise on cutting the federal budget. the brookings institution looked at the impact that it is likely to have. alice rivlin, a

new york city mayor michael bloomberg and arianna huffington talk about the opportunities in the u.s. and astronauts john glenn, buzz aldren and michael collins are awarded the gold medal. for more information on the schedule go to c-span.org. >> next, more than 300 members of the u.k. youth parliament gathered in the house of commons for a debate. the students aged 11 to 18 discuss several topics including public transportation and university tuition fees. this is three hours 20 minutes. >> speaker. >> please be seated. welcome to the house of commons for this, the third annual sitting of the united kingdom youth parliament. i hope you will agree that this is the foremost public occasion on which you have the opportunity to express your views, display your passion and show your skills. we are delighted to have you here. i hope you thoroughly enjoy yourselves. you've got five important topics that you have chosen to debate. and we need to get on to those debates as quickly as possible. but just before we do, there are some words of welcome to you to be expressed by representatives bot