we are so sorry that sherilyn could not join us. but, she has written extensively on this topic and we will make her writings and articles available on our website for all of us to look at. thank you for comment. it is a great morning. -- thank you all for coming. -- it has been a great morning. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> i came to washington to investigate. my department is investigating for a year and a half an hour. five or six days a week. 8-10 hours a day. finance,eld of globalization. and i had a great galaxy of people on the stand. never would have called a man -- c-span radio continues our series of oral history interviews with former supreme court justices. justice ofrom 1967, douglas. online at c-span.org and nationwide on xm satellite chann el 120. think the american that sees the first ladies in a very glamorous circumstances like for a state dinner in a beautiful down. -- gown. or a speech where heads of suits they mayer, but what n

we are so sorry that sherilyn could not join us. but, she has written extensively on this topic and we will make her writings and articles available on our website for all of us to look at. thank you all for coming. it has been a great morning. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> the january unemployment figures were released this morning. on hundred 13,000 jobs were added. this drives the unemployment rate to a low of 6.6%. the council of economic adviser says that given the elevated long-term unemployment rate, extending benefits is critical. the president will continue to focus on action. pushing forward on priorities of congress and using his pen and phone to expand opportunity and growth. john boehner says that the american people continue to ask where are the jobs? the president clearly has no answers. republicans are ready to improve job training and expand markets for exports. approve the keystone pipeline and more. the president and the party le

. >> and we are so sorry that sherilyn couldn't join us, but she has written extensively on this topic and we will make her writings and articles available on our website are all of us to look at. and again, thank you all for coming. it's been a great morning. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> tomorrow's "washington journal" a discussion on the affordable care act with the health policy scholar from the american enterprise institute and executive director of families u.s.a. also a look at the future of homeland security department under the new secretary, jeh johnson with an associated press immigration and homeland security reporter. and a look at the days headlines with your phone calls and reaction via twitter and facebook. "washington journal" start of seven in eastern on our companion network c-span. president obama is en route to california where he is a number of stops including fresno ways is expected to pledge dispute federal assistance to help california recover from a drought that is threatening the critical agriculture industry. the ap writing that the president will

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