de souza, you can call your.rst witness. >> i call brigadier general michael meese.u >>r general? >> general, we have a choice. would you like to swear, take yourt oath an this 400-page monstrosity that's the patriot act or this 30-page beauty that's the constitution of the united states.nsti >> i'll do both and always put r the constitution on top of the patriot act or anything else congress passed. >> do you swear to tell the . truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?ted >> i do. >> thank you. please be seated. >> i'm justi a refugee. nothing else to do. retired after 32 years of defending mr. casey. [ applause ]el >>. order, order. sorry. justou wanted to use the gavel.e proceed. >> tell us a little bit about your qualifications to be here. >> 32 years in the army.fg 31 months overseas in iraq and q afghanistan during the surge in iraq and then 14 months in afghanistan. also my son right now is serving in regional command south are outside ofin kandahar in afghanistan today. [ applause ] >> any prior

de souza, will you please i stand.as a a erlongstanding advocate g passionate ladmirer, you have been accused of supporting legislation and policies that ri have wasted thousands of lives, cost trillions of dollars in g fighting that was unnecessary wars in iraq and afghanistan, ti supporting regime change, nation building and military industrian complex far beyond the on o requirements of u.s. f constitution and often in our violation of our most sacred e. bill of rights, including our right to be left alone. it's in there somewhere, isn't it? how do you plead?t, >> not guilty. >> feels good to say it, doesn' it? >> it does. it does.eac >> we're going to have a t five-minute opening statement b each side. mc first it's going to be by the prosecuting attorney, mr. daniel mccarthy.as he's the editor of the americano conservative. it's a magazine thatorei has bep longstanding critic of americanr foreign policy and an opponent e of the american interventionismn abroad.g his writing has appeared in a n wide variety of publ

our next big book is a book i did manage to souza called america, imagine the world without her. it is a very strong event of america, her history, her values and a kind of retort to the mythology as did nash would say that america has a history of oppression and bullying and that american greatness, strength, influence is really based on overpowering people rather than drawing in people in attracting people with a message of hope and opportunity. so i think it will be a terrific message. it's powerful, but also positive message. >> bush's legal troubles help her not affect book sales? >> of course i was a question we're asking ourselves ourselves and talking to dinesh about. it is clear in the past few days as some of the stories have come out in the paper that most of the people i've -- in fact, everyone i've talked to has rallied to his defense and is looking at the legal case against him as another example of intimidation by the administration, sort of targeting someone that was a very outspoken critic of the obama administration. despite the scandals we talk about another op

citizen has been kicked out in previous cases journalists been expelled souza fissions learned they were from russia last month u.k. reporter graham phillips that was working in eastern ukraine for us was arrested and then my booted out of a country building fires to. as the ukrainian crisis unfolds the mainstream media across the atlantic seems to be focusing on just one person the russian president going to come next takes a look at where the american media's real interests lie that. president obama said he does not believe this growing tension with russia could be the beginning of the new cold war no. no new cold war one could only wish during this thought the same or at least those who are making covers of magazines because some of them hark back to the cold war as if they were made back in the day no matter how complicated an issue you can be almost certain that the media are going to boil it down to personalities well with ukraine it's one personality the russian president what does he do when he's working all for an outdoor adventure and why don't we see him smiling very much he's

. >> that's the first it thing de souza admits. but we are the best experience for operating a government under the consents of the governed instead of having to ask government for permission that there ever has been in the history of the united states. guest okay. caller: unfortunately, there will be some racism and discrimination in people's hearts, but i thought that i was hopeful that when this president got elected he would say, i am an american president, which he did on camera. he said, i am not a black american president. i am not a white person president. i am an american president. well, that has turned out to be wrong because the left is the still pushing their progressive agenda to take this country to a socialist/marxist state guest thank you for the call. the president is back at the whitehouse tomorrow before returning for the second week of his vacation on tuesday. this is from one of our viewers on the earlier conversation dealing with the voters' rights act saying challenging a voter's self identification should o

> we met bill ayers when he agreed to join filmmaker right here on our set for a special about d' souza'sabout america. here is part of their debate on american exceptionalism. why do you think it is so few liberals say they're proud to be american? >> i have no idea. >> are you? >> i'm not a liberal, if that's what you mean. >> are you proud to be an american? >> i'm not proud to be an american. and i don't buy the american exceptionalism at all. the reason why i'm not proud is because of the damage we do around the world is so serious and so ongoing. so if you look anywhere in the world, look all through latin america, ordinary people on the street admire cuba for one reason, they stood up to america. they stood up to, you know, kind of imperial advances. >> we've stood up to people too, germany. >> i understand. and that was us at our best. and after 9/11 -- >> why don't you think about the good when you think about what america is? >> i do often think about the good. but i wouldn't call myself an american exceptionalist and i would challenge that in anybody because i'm a human being.

then from the las vegas freedom fest a foreign policy debate between authors dineshd' souza and dan mccarthy. that's following by poet richard blanco on growing up in miami. >>> tonight on american history tv, programs on sports and culture. starting at 8:00 p.m., a history the kansas city monarchs, author and baseball historian talks about the team. at 8:00 p.m., basketball hall of famer bill russell and football hall of famer jim brown describe their struggles for respect throughout their careers. and the role of african-americans in sports. and then the book pedestrianism, when watching people walk was a favorite sport. >>> here is a great read to add to your summer reading list. c-span's latest book sundays at eight. a collection of stories from some of the nation's most influential people over the past 25 years. >> i always knew there's a risk in the bohemian lifestyle and i decided to take it because whether it's an illusion or not, i don't think it is. it helped my concentration. it stopped me being bored. it stopped other people being boring to some extent. it would keep me awake, ma

adelante, seÑores, atenciÓn que los lenguilargos, nos van a contar las revelaciones de marjorie de souza estuvimos viendo al chismoso contagioso, y luego nos toca el chismoso destructivo, es una cosa peligrosa! y podemos hacerlo con un play. >> el esposo la va a dejar porque parece que se dio cuenta que fue infiel, le quitÓ el carro, por eso no viene a trabajar. >> perdÓn? yo no sÉ usted qué estÁ pensando, la gente puede estar diciendo que me estoy separando, pero yo me siento super mal... >> un nivel de urgencia absoluto. pausa urgente! >> como puede uno manejar a un colega que quiere hacerte daÑo. >> no hay quemanejar al colega, hay que manejar el chisme, si usted trabajando en el jardÍn o como obrero, no importa, cuando vamos a hablar con el jefe acerca del chisme que estÁ corriendo, sÓlo hay que hablarle de lo que se refiere al trabajo, no de si me divorciÉ u otra cosa. >> menos es mÁs. >> vamos a ver la manera correcta. >> perdÓn, necesito hablar con mi jefe. no sÉ cuÁles son los rumores, pero es mi vida personal, en cuanto al trabajo, yo nunca he llegado tarde. >> pausa y aplauso.

if i did, i think i would give 'souza and michael moore a run for their money. it on dvd. you will take the dvd and you will handed out to somebody like ed or bernice. she did her own homework. her homework could have been my films. now i see what is going on. now that i am so afraid of what it is i see here in d.c. going on, how divided the country is, i will probably shift from filmmaking to trying to enter politics. host: nonprofit? guest: i am probably sitting here as an independent, but i will not lie, the gop lacks leadership right now. they cannot find their own way. i don't want to slam people, but rand paul wants to give work visas to every illegal immigrant in the country. you do that, and you are taking more americans and putting them in the welfare line. you cannot have massive integration -- massive immigration, legal and illegal, and have welfare lines shrink. they will both rise. we are treating illegal immigrants better than we are our own veterans. would you be a tea party member? guest: i always go to tea party towards. democrats never invite me, but repu