julian castro, you don't change the zoning laws but you do it the other way. here we're going offer you affordable housing money, give you money if you put up affordable housing. and there are a lot of groups or mayors that might say hey, i need the money. i have a budget deficit so i have to do it so they do it. it doesn't matter where the community wants. the federal money comes from federal taxpayers. the people who are working, paying their taxes are putting it into the system so that affordable house cog be built in neighborhoods that they probably live in that they may not want to. they pay a premium so they can live where they want to live. and you end up with just another massive redistribution of wealth that is what mia love was trying to say. julian castro who apparently wants to move his way up the democratic party was taking the socialist route, which is more of the same of obama. >> all right. what do you think, juan? >> i'm just amazed at the response to this. because i thing this is good policy and good sense. i just think that what we have is z

that is what mia love was trying to say to julian castro who apparently wants to move his way up theemocrat party was taking the other tack the socialist route, more of the same of obama. >> what do you think, juan? >> i'm just amazed at the response to this. because i think this i good policy and good sense. i just think that what we have is zip codes in this country that determine everything. and in new york city where you guys live i think you have things like group homes. i know i'd have one in my neighborhood in washington, d.c. do i think, you know why i do want a group home with ill people in my neighborhood? but you know what? i don't think that's wrong. and i don't think it's wrong to say that schools in this country are again determined by zip codes. i don't think there's any question that if you're talking about getting jobs transportation matters. i know in some neighborhoods in washington, d.c. and in new york city no theaters, no movie theaters no good restaurants, no parks to go play in. so the idea you would encourage this doesn't seem like communism to me. >> everyth

. >> newsmakers is next with housing secretary ulee julian castro. that is followed by rand paul and bernie sanders talking about their campaign. then evan, discusses his book about richard nixon. -- evan thomas discusses his book about richard nixon. greta: we have emily badger, a correspondent with washington post and john prior with politico. go ahead with the first question. jon: i want to ask about the supreme court ruling in the housing case. using data analysis alone and set of a proven 10. what does that mean for your agency? are we going to see more aggressive breaking news cases? if you could just pick about that. julian: this has been just a tremendously important tool in ensuring communities can ensure themselves fair housing opportunities across the board whether it is race or disability or other protected classes. for hhud, we have been doing this for 40 years now. what it does do is it gives us certainty as we go forward with complaints that we can fully use this tool of impact, and we will use it. i believe in using it we will ensure

that is what mia love was trying to say to julian castro who apparently wants to move his way up the democrat party was taking the other tack the socialist route, more of the same of obama. >> what do you think, juan? >> i'm just amazed at the response to this. because i think this i good policy and good sense. i just think that what we have is zip codes in this country that determine everything. and in new york city where you guys live i think you have things like group homes. i know i'd have one in my neighborhood in washington, d.c. do i think, you know why i do want a group home with ill people in my neighborhood? but you know what? i don't think that's wrong. and i don't think it's wrong to say that schools in this country are again determined by zip codes. i don't think there's any question that if you're talking about getting jobs transportation matters. i know in some neighborhoods in washington, d.c. and in new york city no theaters, no movie theaters no good restaurants, no parks to go play in. so the idea you would encourage this doesn't seem like communism to me. >> every

housing and urban and development secretary julian castro testified today about hud programs, including initiatives to make housing more affordable. congressman jeb hensarling heads the hearing and this is about three hours. >> the committee will come to order without objection. this hearing is entitled the future of housing in america oversight of the department of housing and urban development. i now recognize myself for three minutes to give an opening statement. as we approach the 50th anniversary of the founding of the department one can't help but be struck by president johnson's boldness as he launched the great society with these words. "we have declared unconditional war on poverty. our objective is total victory." hud was established one year later in 1965 to combat poverty and making housing more affordable by all. yet by every official measure, poverty and its consequences is as bad as 50 years ago. poverty rate today is essentially unchanged from when hud was founded. millions of more americans fall below the poverty mark including an unbelievable one out of five children.

at this time, it is my pleasure to welcome the honorable julian castro back to our committee.the secretary was sworn in as the 16th hud secretary on july 28th 2014. he's been introduced before. at the secretary's request, before i recognize him, to give an oral summary of his written testimony, the secretary has asked to be yielded a minute in order to offer a statement of honor on behalf of a hud colleague who passed away this week. so for that purpose, mr. secretary, you are recognized at this time. >> thank you very much, chairman hensarling to representative waters and for members of the committee. thank you for giving me time to talk about one of our hud family that passed away earlier this week our chief financial officer, brad huther. brad really set the gold standard during his career for public service over a career that spanned three decades. he was a leader whose intellect allowed him to master complex subject matter policy and whose integrity made him a champion will depend on effective government the most. after a development career that included time at the u.s.

first, our "newsmakers" guest is julian castro.e talks about a number of issues including discriminatory housing, allowing people to sue using statistics, showing patterns of discrimination. [video clip] >> what it does do is it gives us certainty as we go forward with complaints that we can fully use this tool, and we will use it. i believe in using it, we will help ensure that people of different backgrounds have the maturi opportunity that they ought to have. >> this is not about getting over discrimination. it is about getting at settler types of discrimination in zoning laws. can you give us a sense of how pervasive you think this all is not intentional discrimination is in the housing market in the united states? >> all of us remember, folks who were alive at the time, the overt discrimination they talk about. thankfully, that overt discrimination does not happen. there is a legacy of discrimination that exists and policies that have the same affect. that is what this case is all about. this case was about how the state of te

. >> newsmakers is next with housing secretary ulee julian castro.ollowed by rand paul and bernie sanders talking about their campaign. then evan, discusses his book about richard nixon. -- evan thomas discusses his book about richard nixon. greta: we have emily badger, a correspondent with washington post and john prior with politico. go ahead with the first question. jon: i want to ask

>> later, reactiongreta: this week, holy and castro -- hooley and castro -- julian castro. we have emily badger, a correspondent with washington post and john prior with politico. jon: i want to ask about the supreme court ruling in the housing case. using data analysis alone and set of a proven 10. what does that mean for your agency? are we going to see more aggressive breaking news cases? julian: this has been just a tremendously important tool in ensuring communities can ensure themselves fair housing opportunities across the board whether it is race or disability or other protected classes. we have been doing this for 40 years now. what it does do is it gives us certainty as we go forward with complaints that we can fully use this tool of impact, and we will use it. i believe in using it we will ensure that more people of different backgrounds have the opportunity they ought to have in america. emily: it is not about getting it over discrimination, the kind of discrimination where i will not rent to you because you are black, it's about getting different kinds of discr

at this time, it is my pleasure to welcome the honorable julian castro back to our committee. the secretary was sworn in as the 16th hud secretary on july 28, 2014. he has been introduced before and needs no further introduction. at the secretary's request before i recognize him to give an oral summary of his written testimony, the secretary has asked to be yielded a minute in order to offer a statement of honor on behalf of a hud colleague who passed away this week. so far that purpose mr. secretary, you are recognized at this time. >> thank you very much, chairman hensarling, to ranking member waters, members of the committee. that you can for inviting me to appear before you today and for giving me a bet of extra time to talk about one of our hud family that passed away earlier this week, our chief financial officer brad huther. brad really set the goal standard during his career for public service over a career that spanned three decades. he was a leader whose intellect allowed them to master complex subject matter policy and whose integrity made him a champion for everyda

at this time, it is my pleasure to welcome the honorable julian castro back to our committee.the secretary was sworn in as the 16th hud secretary on july 28th, 2014. he's been introduced before. he needs no further introduction. at the secretary's request, before i recognize him, to give an oral summary of his written testimony, the secretary has asked to be yielded a minute in order to offer a statement of honor on behalf of a hud colleague who passed away this week. so for that purpose, mr. secretary, you are recognized at this time. >> thank you very much, chairman hensarling to representative waters and for members of the committee. thank you for giving me time to talk about one of our hud family that passed away earlier this week, our chief financial officer, brad huther. brad really set the gold standard during his career for public service, over a career that spanned three decades. he was a leader whose intellect allowed him to master complex subject matter, policy and whose integrity made him a champion will depend on effective government the most. after a development

number one, because the person who's implementing this julian castro the hud secretary, on everybody's short list to be hillary clinton's vice presidential nominee. >> ah. >> so he -- if he gets tapped to be hillary's running mate this is a very very central issue and secondly right now what they're going to do if the rule goes through and not block congress they'll collect the data first. it's not implemented under president obama. the next president will implement it. hillary clinton going to reengineer your community? if elected president -- >> and they'll say republicans are against communities of color. >> exactly. >> the flight those folks who pursued white flight want it to stay that way and don't want people of color next door to them, racist and discriminatory. >> that's why republicans have to be careful how they handle this. portray republicans as the party of the rich to protect the white suburbs against people of color and poverty coming into their neighborhoods. we need to make clear every principle of every american should be able to live wherever they want and opportuni

more about that topic from julian castro. secretary castro: what it does do is it gives us certainty as we go forward with complaints that we could use this toll of disparate impact and we will use it. i believe in using it he will ensure that more people of different backgrounds have the kind of opportunities they ought to have in america. >> it is not about getting over discrimination -- -- over discrimination, i will not show this house you because you are black, but subtle dissemination that exists in zoning laws formulas that decide affordable housing -- can you give us a sense of how her basis you think this type that pervasive this type -- how pervasive the this type of subtle dissemination is in the united states? secretary castro: all of us member those alive -- remember those of us alive at the time, or remember seeing it were reading about it. thankfully, that kind of overt discrimination does not happen, however there is a legacy of discrimination that exists decisions made, policies put in place, that have the sam

stuart: julian castro did you say? >> yeah. julian castro, .andidate for hollywood? >> i could say hollywood getting behind someone like that. he comes outside the belt lay. he's young attractive, he's got a story and hollywood is all about stories. that's exactly how barack obama sold us last time around. it wasn't about hisracy may . stuart: but they're all about winning. and if they're going to put money into hillary clinton's campaign, she thinks she's going to win. >> yeah. but these are the same people who bet on the losing horse. you know? stuart: you know, you're losing me there on some of these things. >> how about waterworld? . stuart: i've got you. now i'm with you. thank you very much, john. we'll see you soon. thank you very much. >> thank you . stuart: . stuart: what are you laughing at? >> you don't remember that movie? . stuart: i did not see it. >> you and most of the people. >> jennifer lopez, it was a massive disaster at the box office. and she was horrible in it . stuart: okay. i think i'm catching up. >> there you go . stua

a look at politico with a headline the campaign to put julian castro on hillary clinton's vice-presidentials way too early, but the castro buzz is useful as democrats court hispanics. hillary clinton speaking about voting rights and violations including castro's home state. he's currently mayor of san antonio. you can read more at politico.com. another candidate getting into the race today former texas governor rick perry. he's announcing he will run again for president. this is his second bid. he becomes the 10th candidate seeking the republican nomination after a 2012 campaign that turned into a political disaster for him that humbled and weakened the most powerful republican in the state of texas. you can read more, nytimes.com. here's a look at his announcement from addison, near dallas texas, earlier today where he spoke for about 30 minutes. [applause] >> oh, my goodness, if i could kiss every one of them standing behind me today i would. i think every woman here would. if you're a man you'd go with tea or melanie. welcome to a hot hangar on june 4678 it is heartwarming for me to see

. >>> this weekend on our companion network c-span our guest on news makers is julian castro, and he will talk about thursday's supreme court decision on housing discrimination. "news makers" is sunday on c-span. >>> i am not one of those that believes in the psychiatric examination of people, you know. i believe that most of these people the psycho historian should be on the couch themselves rather than the people they never met. on the other hand when i meet people i don't judge them in terms of whether they have a firm handshake or eye contact but what i try to do when i meet people is listen what they say. you don't learn anything when you are talking, you learn a great deal when they are talking. >> one of the many tragedies of richard nixon, he was self-conscious but not self aware. nixon did have a psychiatrist. he was an internist and not technically a psychiatrist and the doctor said he was careful not to let nixon think he was analyzing, and nixon's head hurt and neck hurt and couldn't sleep and he got mild therapy and even though he went to one, he hated psychiatrists and

. >>> housing andush ban development secretary julian castro testified before the house committee yesterday a number of topics related to the housing agenda. secretary updated the committee on the priorities and programs, including what they are doing to ensure responsible buyers have access to credit. hud is celebrating the 50th anniversary this year. jeb hencer ling chairs the committee and markine waters is the ranking member. this portion is about 90 minutes. >> the committee will come to order without objection. >> the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled the future of housing in america, oversight of the department of housing and urban development. i now recognize myself for three minutes to give an opening statement. as we approach the 50th anniversary of the founding of the department of house and urban development, one can't help the department, one can't help but be struck by president johnson's boldness as he launched the great society with these words. "we have declared unconditional war on poverty. our objective is total

> this weekend on our campanion network our guest on newsmakers is housing and urban secretary julian castro. he'll talk about the housing policy. and the home mortgage market. it's on c span. >> when congress is in session, c span 3 brings you more of the best access to congress with live coverage of hearings, news conferences and public affairs events. every weekend it's american history tv. discussionwise authors and his storians and eyewitness accounts of ventsevents. coverage of congress and american history tv. the senate governmental affairs committee held a hearing on the nomination of david shapira. he previously served as an skv with a super market chain. ron johnson, chairs this hearing. >> we can move on to the second part of our hearing here. >> he's been nominated to be the governor for the united states -- his leadership, they saw huge growth, expansion in the pittsburgh area to ohio, ind indiana, west virginia and maryland. there is decreasing volume and in fiscal year 2014 with net loss of $5.5 billion. they need to counter the loss in revenue by changing consumer behavior.

whether that's someone who has long worked 0 -- >>> on this week's newsmakers, julian castro. we talk to him about promoting home ownership recovery from the home crisis and the recent supreme court decision on housing discrimination, airing sundays 10:00 a.m. and 6 p.m. on c-span. >>> next whoa week while congress is out for the july 4th holiday break american history tv is on prime time on c-span 3. monday, the manhattan project the production of the first nuclear weapon during word war ii tuesday a symposium on the debate between jam baldwin, wednesday, highlights of the 2015 c-span cities tour, and thursday examine the text of the declaration of independence and the efforts behind preserving the original document, friday we're in yorktown virginia. watch our special prime time edition of american history tv monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tune in every weekend as we tell america's story on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> as part of the investigation into irs targeting of conservative groups, the treasury department's office of the inspector general examined how the e-mai

and then julian castro received against about the agenda for his department. >> on wednesday david shah peera appeared before the homeland security committee on his nomination to the u.s. postal service board of governors. mr. shah peera served as sikh and chairman of the giant eagles supermarket chain from 1980 until 2012 an now the executive chairman of giant eagle incorporated. this is about an hour. >> we can continue on the hearing. mr. shapira is the director of giant eagle. his leadership they saw huge growth, expansion in the pittsburgh area to ohio, ind indiana, west virginia and maryland. there is decreasing volume and in fiscal year 2014 with net loss of 5.a$5.5 billion. they need to counter the loss in revenue by changing consumer behavior. the ability to expand to customer preference that giant eagle has shown is something that postal service vitally needs plchlt schapiro, welcome. we welcome forward to your testimony. we have bob casey from pennsylvania that would tlik say a few words prior to your testimony. >> before we speak let me just say we don't trust senator casey.

julian castro. newsmakers is sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. this summer book tv will cover book festivals from around the country and top nonfiction authors and books. in the middle of july we're live at the harlem book fair at the nation's flagship african-american literary event with author interviews and panel discussions. at the beginning of september we're live from the nation's capitol for the national book festival celebrateing its 15th year. and that's a few of the events this summer on c-span2's book tv. >>> the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power, testified before the house foreign affairs committee last week. she was asked about nuclear negotiations with iran, the israel-palestinian conflict, combatting isis and how she's advancing u.s. interests at the united nations. california congressman ed royce chaired this hearing. it's about two hours ten minutes. >> this morning we look at the role of the united nations and we look at the role of the u.s. there with ambassador samantha power. she has spent two years as the u.s. perm

[applause] >> on this weekend's newsmakers housing secretary julian castro talks about the obama administration's housing policy and the mortgage industry. he also discusses the supreme court's recent decision on housing which allows for certain policies with discriminatory outcomes to be challenged under the fair housing act, even if there was no intent to discriminate. you can watch the interview tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. that decision on housing was one of several the supreme court handed down this week. we also saw a decision on mandatory sentencing for gun crimes. the justices ruled 8-1 that a clause in the armed career criminal act was unconstitutionally -- defining a violent felony as conduct that presents a serious potential risk of physical injury to another. under the law, convicted felons caught with guns is a maximum sentence of 10 years. those with three prior convictions are subject to a 15 year mandatory minimum sentence. this oral argument is one hour. >> the residual loss of the violent felony definition of -- is unconstitutionally bank because

julian castro is our guest on our newsmakers program this week. they will talk about that case.hat is sunday at 10:00 a.m. and again at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. independent line, you're the last caller for david savage. caller: how come these -- how can these people have pride in themselves by making their neighbor pay for their health insurance when they are not man or woman enough to pay for it themselves. and you answer that? guest: that is a part of the law. that is the way medicaid and medicare work. there is a lot of provisions of the law were the government pays for someone's insurance in some way. that is why the affordable care act has been a matter of dispute. it does provide subsidies for lower income people. some think that is a great idea and i think you think it is not a good idea. host: are the justices in human from public opinion -- immune from public opinion? guest: i think they are aware of certain reactions to decisions. if you're in a job like that, almost every decision you make some people will really like it and some will really hate it. they develop a tal

host: julian castro testified in front of you. i want to get your reaction to what he had to say. >> if this becomes law, it will injure our ability to meet the needs out there. as i mentioned earlier, we only service people who qualify for hud services. we had a group of individuals to discuss private/public partnerships. it was very clear in that testimony whether it was the public, the nonprofit sector that said if hud does not do these things, who else is going to do them? there is no private market to serve people who are extremely low income and those of the majority of the people that we service. guest: i think partnerships are a great i think public-private partnerships are great way to alleviate the pressures that taxpayers face. and utilize entities -- many times the government is not the best tool to solve these problems. there is a way to work with private builders and developers to provide housing in a way that can be done in a more cost effective manner. our housing legislation, i have housing in my district and a lo

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host: julian castro testified in front of you. i want to get your reaction to what he had to say. >> if this becomes law, it will injure our ability to meet the needs out there. as i mentioned earlier, we only service people who qualify for hud services. we had a group of individuals to discuss private/public partnerships. it was very clear in that testimony whether it was the public, the nonprofit sector that said if hud does not do these things, who else is going to do them? there is no private market to serve people who are extremely low income and those of the majority of the people that we service. guest: i think partnerships are a great i think public-private partnerships are great way to alleviate the pressures that taxpayers face. and utilize entities -- many times the government is not the best tool to solve these problems. there is a way to work with private builders and developers to provide housing in a way that can be done in a more cost effective manner. our housing legislation, i have housing in my district and a lo

at this time it is my pleasure to welcome the honorable julian castro back to our committee.this sector sworn in as the 16th my secretary for july 28 2014. is been introduced before. needs no further introduction. at the secretary's request before i recognized him, to give an oral summary of his written testimony, the secretary has asked to be yielded a minute in order to offer a statement of honor on behalf of a hud colleague who passed away this week. so for the purpose, mr. secretary, your recognized at this time. >> thank you very much, chairman hensarling, ranking member waters, the members of the committee. thank you for inviting me to appear before you today and for giving me a bit of extra time to talk about one of our hud family who passed away earlier this week, our chief financial officer. brad really took the gold standard during his career to public service over a bridge that spanned three decades. he was a leader whose intellect allowed into master complex subject matter, policy and his integrity became a champion for everyday folks who often count on an effecti