that happened to be 206 stamps. on top of that, he designed several stamps, his most famous was the admiral burke he was very good friends with admiral byrd. he was doing his second expedition and fdr personally designed the stamp also with f fdr. you have his close ally is general and he had a stamp collector sitting in the oval office. they did so many things to change the face of the post office. one was putting it as fdr suggested a window. what the window was cut city don't like stamp collecting being rushed from there looking at stamps because the customer with the heavy parcel mumbling behind them. so he put in windows thoroughly to be used by stamp collectors so you could take all your time is the person behind you is going to do the same thing. they introduced first day ceremonies which go on today. that was james follies idea. he said we have to get people excited about stamps. the first time they would see a new stamp is when they went to the window and bought a sheet of stamps. he said we have to have cerem

stamp. he was more interested in the person, place or event pictured on the stamp because he kept saying to himself analyze this person place or event so worthy to be on a stamp. so, in effect he got an education of stamp collecting and that came back to serve him well. i can tell you a short story. when he was president of the united states and we got into world war ii, he was in the war room with the generals and admirals and they were going over and planning an attack on a certain country and they were going to come in from a left blank and they were explaining this to the president and he said, you know, from my knowledge of that country and geography and train you would be much better off coming in from the right and so the generals front-- from what i've read about kind of looked at each other like yeah this politician, but when they went back and checked he had a correct. they did do that attack from the right flank instead of the left. it was easier. i personally take the time when he became governor of new york state, a very lofty position and he would not preach to people about it.

him to stamp collecting it was thought to be a child hobby and adults would never waste their time on stamp collecting u was too trivial for them and so what was interesting about fdr is he was never interested in the condition of the stamp, the value of the stamp, he was more interested in the person, place or event pictured on the stamp because he kept saying to himself, why are these -- this person is so worthy to be in the stamp so, in effect, he got an education out of stamp collecting and that came back to receiver him very well. i can tell you a short story, when he was president of the united states and when we got into world war ii, he was in the war room with all the generals and admirals and they were going over and planning attack on a certain country and they were going to come in from the left flank and they were explained to the president and he said, you know, from my knowledge of that country and geography, you would be much better off coming in from the right flank and so the generals from what i read about and everything kind of looked at each other like, yeah, this polit

guest: you hear about the food stamp program. on the agricultural committee, we are looking at a program that could be spending billions of dollars a year. there are certain aspects of food stamps spending that are unwise. this is called the supplemental nutrition assistance program, and what we spend on food stamp purchases includes $3 million on soda. us,ad experts come before and i asked them if they could tell us there is any nutritional value to soda. naturally, all of them said there wasn't. so, should we be spending $3 million? we should try to make sure that a nutrition program is focused on nutrition. so, i have a big dairy district in upstate new york. milk costs about 60% of what soda costs. think about it. there is no reason in my mind that we could not reduce the expenditure on food stamps, and we could get $20 billion in savings. we can tell recipients that milk is a better alternative for you. ,e're not trying to be punitive but let us be smart and sensitive about this. when we were kids growing up, we had about five

david: let's show how much we're spending on food stamps. it's gone up a now, now 71 billion. go ahead. >> let's be clear that the united states won the war on poverty long time ago with economic growth. the evidence supporting that claim is the fact that people risked their lives to get here every year in order to cure their poverty. it's the idea that we need more food stamp spending, people need to make better decisions. if amazon wants to offer up deals for people with less, that's a private decision. but i don't like the idea of government fighting poverty. you fight poverty with growth. david: and some say the trump plan cuts food stamps and other spending. the budget director has different views, here is what he says about that. >> we're no longer going to measure compassion by the number of programs or number of people on the programs, but by the number of people we help get off the programs. david: that's an interesting approach. >> i think he's right. it's a sea change from obama, you know, the government community garden and world of government living. i think he's r

before obama became president, we had twice as million people on food stamps. we had a housing bubble and a lot of people lost their jobs. we peaked at about 47 million people on food stamps. unemployment was 8, 9, 10% unemployment. downloyment today is back 4% but we still have around 44 million people on food stamps. math is not adding up. the politicians must protect our money and i'm all for getting people off the programs that do not deserve to be on it. i do not think any american's would take food from people who really need it. children mothers, pregnant mothers, like the congressman said. to spend ournt money wisely with the billions of dollars in fraudulent to our welfare programs, these politicians are elected to protect our money so we use it wisely. that is all i had to say. thank you for taking my call. [indiscernible] texas, independent line. taxer: when it comes to thears, the people who get most tax dollars from the taxpayer in citizens are the navy marines, policeman, firefighters, teachers, etc. we will not dig into their private accounts to f

>> well, for instance, one thing we hear about the food stamp or the s.n.a.p. program. one of the things in mika pastie on the agriculture committee we are looking at a program spending between 66 and $70 billion a year. and there are certain aspects of food stamp spending that are unwise. for instance, this is called the supplement supplemental nutrition assistance program and we spend over $3 billion for soda which we had experts before us earlier this year in the nutrition subcommittee and i asked them, can you tell me if there's any nutritional value to soda and obviously all of them said there wasn't. so, the fact is, should we be spending $3 billion? we should try to make sure that a nutrition program is focused on nutrition. so i had my staff actually we did a comparable. i have a big darely district in upstate new york. milk costs about 60% of what soda costs. think about it. and so there's no reason why in my mind we couldn't reduce the expenditure on food stamps and over a ten-year period sbet $15 billion of $20 billion of savings and say mill senior citizen a

out of the paris agreement and you know, 95 million on food stamps and out of the labor force. eed jobs now. you know, 2.7 million jobs in eight years. these are real people. real lives. real impact. the president made the promise on the campaign trail and said it over and over again and visceral hate and reaction. i'm trying to understand how these people who have these comfortable lives and what do they care about 2.7 million people out of work. >> let's deal first with this so-called 97% consensus and came from a researcher that looked at the climate papers and two-thirds that had no sense of how man made climate change and spend billions of dollars, which is what this paris agreement would have required. the senate passed a resolution 95 to nothing they were not going to ratify if that treaty excluded china and india, big polluters. it is dead on arrival, which is why obama never submitted it to the congress in the first place and this dead on arrival and how people are most concerned about it. it is nonsense and most people are concerned about jobs, jobs. and this is a job

broke, because she lived it growing up in a poor family. >> we were living on welfare, we were on food stamps. my parents were raising four kids in a low income household in manhattan, so, it was -- it was a lot. >> the 32-year-old superstar opening up to james lipton on "inside the actor's studio" about overcoming her tough childhood. >> my mom tried to be as much of a buffer as possible, with that experience, but by the time my twin brother and i came around, my parents marriage had a lot of strain. >> scar let joe hanson, 9. >> that is 9-year-old scarlett's audition tape for "jumanji." she lost out on that role to kristen dunst. >> microchip in it or something. >> it's got to be microchipped or something. >> i don't see it as work. it's my dream. it's like a dream come true. >> fast forward, scarlett's 46th movie, "rough night," is out now. did you know she had a total fraekout moment playing black widow? she reveals her body insecurity over wearing that skin tight leather cat suit. >> who wants to get into something like that? you just think, oh, really? couldn't it have, like, i don't kn

. >> sean: for those people and the millions in poverty on food stamps and out of the labor force and the lowest homeownership in 51 years.

some people in the military are on food stamps because their rent is high and they can't afford it on a military salary. translates for officers may $250 here for enlisted soldiers between 85 and a $40 the year. it doesn't seem like a lot, but it's a big deal. it is supposed to be the military pay raise each year. whatndex is a rating of the private sector gets in wages every year. say.hite house gets their they expect that by doing 2.1% instead of 2.4 that would save $200 million next year and 1.5 billion over the next five years. host: the defense department shows the rate of increase over year and we site going back to 2014 a 1% increase. we are 2%. why are we seeing that as opposed to the earlier years we saw the larger increases. guest: the climate at this point is not as great. itselfe defense budget ,as been in dire straits congress has to hedge its bets. they are just trying to stay and not overshoot. last year, president obama suggested 81.6 increase, which was -- a 1.6 increase. host: talking about military pay. if you want to ask questions about the back and forth and the t

i know you're all over that stamp. >> i want one of these stamps big time. >> i actually do. i'm out of stamps. >> i'm going to treat you to one, but you can't mail it. >> all right. i'll stick it on my hand and never wash my not for mailing. it's a beautiful morning outside. got the moon out there. got venus out there early this morning. clearing skies during the course of the day. still a few raindrops across southern maryland. haven't forgotten about you folks down there. temperatures are cooling as the drier air moves in. mid-60s in the shenandoah valley. mid to upper 80s today. dry weather back for the next couple of days. in addition to that, a nice break from the humidity today and tomorrow. 90s back on friday. the p. -- storm chances back on friday. the ten-day coming up. but for now, it's traffic time, melissa. >> good morning. 66 inbound for before 53rd. on 95 southbound, two right lanes get by. neither of those things really causing any delays this morning. back to rockville pike, two right lanes are getting by and inner loop after 4. work zone blocking the right l

the 50 million on poverty, on food a stamps, 95000000 out of e labor force.ining us now with reaction, radio talk show host, nationally syndicated larry elder is joining us. 2.7 million jobs in eight years, these are real people. real life's, real impact. if the president made the promise on the campaign trail, he said it over and over again. the visceral hate and reaction, i'm trying to understand how these people who have these comfortable lives sit back, what do they care about 2.7 million americans out of work? >> that's a great point. republicans are the ones who are accused of being antiscience. let'sea deal with this 97% consensus. that came from a researcher who looked at thousands of climate peer-reviewed papers, two-thirds of which gave no opinion whatsoever about the extent to which they believedli that man created climate change. one-third of them did have an opinion but they didn't express an opinion as to the degree, or spend trillions of dollars which is whatnd this paris agreement would have required. remember when al gorere goes ovr to japan

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it's according to most in the ai military some are still on food stamps so that the military hast been trying to do if they can't get the amount they want so it's about 1200 military pilots and airlines are picking them all up because they can get thousands of dollars more so each year for reenlisting you get a certain amount of money and it will addg about 10,000 more. we have calls lined up one is tom in knoxville tennessee. hello, thanks for c-span. in the work you are doing one of the reasons is i just can't find i can vote republican anymore. some of the no-bid contracts in your reporting have you made in. some of the contracts which. a lot of republicans and is crats in congress to get money from. reporters are not making an argument for anything at this point but you're right there's a lot of contracts within this and the committee is proposing a 640 billion-dollar budget at this point. the administration asked for 300 billion. they do take up a lot of money but they are trying their best. you look back at the 35 to get this plane fly in and it still has problems. the defense de

products, a lot of companies don't offer discounts to people just because they're on snap or on food stamps. nobody is forcing these families to buy prime memberships. i have some friends who have prime memberships, others don't. it's good for a company, even if this is pro profit, even if it helps them in the long run, it's good for the company to recognize that engine inequality is a part of this country's picture. >> what about to joe's point that this could be tempting for people in the lower income bracket, now some of these products are available to them with that easy shipping that amazon offers. >> sure. there's nothing evil about easy shipping. there's nothing evil about buying anything from amazon. you know, pizza is tempting. food is tempting. candy is tempting. but i don't think there should be moralists who say people on low income, who are on snap, shouldn't by potato ships or pizza or candy. we should have government programs that help people with low incomes to have more income. once we transfer that money to households, we should allow them to spend money on what they value

some are still on food stamps. military has been trying to do, they can't always give the amount of money they add incentivet to packages, military pilots right now, the air force is losing, are in a deficit of 1200 pilots and the airlines are picking them up because they can give thousands and thousands f dollars more, talking hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. they are trying to add bonus incentive, each year for reenlisting, you get a certain of money and armed services committee has incentive $10,000 upat will add to about $50,000 for resigning pilot again. host: we have called lined up. in knoxville, tennessee. you are on with scott maucione radio.ral news go ahead. caller: hello. thanks for c-span and hi, sir. your work that you are doing, one of the reasons i'm now an i just can't find that i can vote republican anymore. the president if wanted to cut the budget, i men and t our military women should be paid more. the news, all sorts of wasteful contracts, especially iraq campaign. contracts n.no bid

the e-commerce giant will offer discount on amazon prime memberships to those folks on food stamps. melissa: what? david: gary, this boggles my mind, if you're on food stamps do you think you should spend $6 a month for streaming video? turn it around, if folks can spend $6 a month on streaming video, should they be on the federal dole? >> probably not. this is something we're yelling about for a very long time but at least it is not government giving out free stuff like they did with the phones and phone service. at least it's a company that is deciding to do what they -- david: private redistribution of wealth, that is going on. >> private redistribution, you are correct. david: i still don't think it makes sense. melissa. melissa: president trump slamming the mainstream media, tweeting the fake mainstream media is working sew hard trying to get me not to use social media. they hate that i can get honest unfiltered message out. sorry folks, but if i would have relied on the fake news of cnn, nbc, abc, cbs, wash post, "new york times," not that he is naming names or anything, i woul

they were licking it and putting it in between pieces of paper or under the seal, on stamps. l came in, we were pretty diligent. i was going through it, opening, checking just for anything. and then i ripped off the seal and we found four suboxone tabs right on the seal. >> the letter was addressed to inmate jerry nunez, who has now been called down to speak with investigators. nunez denies any knowledge of the letter or the person who sent it to him. >> i had nothing to do with this. i hope somebody's trying to set me up or -- that seems to be the case. >> we have the mail in evidence. >> okay. >> there was suboxone attached to it. a birthday card addressed to you. put yourself in our shoes. what's two and two? you understand why we're asking all these questions? >> i know, you guys are doing your job. >> do you look guilty in our eyes? what do you think? >> i mean, i hope not. i just -- >> you want to sit in my chair and i'll sit there? sit there. sit there. >> now you question him. >> you can ask me questions. >> think of all the questions. >> we're decent guys, right? >> m

or expose obama's failures in the war on poverty and food stamps and doubling of the debt. they never focused on those issues. the same media that in so many ways has failed the american people, the level of desire to render this president irrelevant, to delegitimize him, stop his agenda. would be more sinister than that. they wanted to destroy him. and they still want to destroy him. >> the hatred directed at the 45th president is palpable. it is so real. the overwhelming majority of reporters have a loathing, a fear and loathing of this president and something struck me in your first hour when i heard don, jr., saying, just let my father get to work for the american people. it was a plaintive call, request, heartfelt yearning for the president to be able to do his job. they are a couple things, a couple points. anyone who brings up the i word as an impeachment, again, they should gag on it. there is nothing remotely approaching a high crime and misdemeanor. we should put that asleep. the most disheartening thing about comey is that his admitted leak, i think it's part of a

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on saturday. april, "stamped from the beginning." tears we at 1:00 by " cannot stop." sidney blumenthal, with his book, a self-made man, the political life of abraham lincoln." on sunday our coverage continues heather thompson and her book "blood in the water: the attica prison rising of 1970 and its legacy." constitution."he a true story of where politics, money, madness, and finger food. then "churchill and orwell: the fight for freedom." starting coverage saturday at 11:00 a.m. eastern president trump offered its first public comments of senate testimony -- -- james comey. this is about 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and the president of romania.

me how the instability in with that disappearance of the entitlements so the number of people on food stamps have zero income and with those families with kids today. >> and then to rethink what is going space in with so many families. and that is the safety net to help you when you were down to chase the american dream. so those that lead to substantial support working with $2 a day then to the extent and that even exist to sign up for that. any rosa air basically doing okay. and that is key and then there are workers rounds also with the existing safety net. but it is flexible. but the injuries of that program but also people are dipping in and then coming back to small-town ohio. london basically you're doing fine with the nice home. and then six months of the year they would dip below the poverty line. because they did not have a savings they went to the state health insurance and snap ben felt terrible. and to say i did what the taxpayer to pay for that issue their people worse off than felt bad but she didn't need to feel so ashamed because there are people that do need that help the r

i hope whatever our disagreements, we can all at least welcome the focus in this queen's speech on stamping out extremist and hateful ideology of any kind, including islamaphobia. for like all terrorism in whatever form, monday's attack sought to drive us apart and to break the precious bonds of solidarity and citizenship that we share in this country. and our response must be to stand together more strongly than ever. to show that -- just one moment, to show that hatred and ebola of this kind will never succeed and that our values and our way of life will always prevail. i give way to the gentleman. >> the whole house would agree with what she said. does she agree with me that we need to work with communities and engage with communities? that is all communities, they should play a leadership role in ensuring that we reject once and for all terrorism. >> the right honorable gentleman is absolutely right. i was of struck when i visited fins bury park on monday to see the way in which the interfaith various faith communities there were coming together. i saw representatives from the muslim fa

on of basic stamp what, i vote for saving human lives. that is what they think they are voting for. looku go way back, you can in the 50's. it was common to have tax rates and, it was possible back then. right now, you can't do that. that was really common. if you go a little ahead. up to the reagan administration had a bipartisan support for environmental protection the general. now, you have people arguing over that stuff. side you are what in. and what's topic you are bringing up. some topics, you know it will make no grunt work. >> thanks for calling. let's go to harold from home in tow, florida on the independent line. your thoughts? i'm 81 years old and i do remember when politicians became american when they got elected. it seems since bill clinton was tooident, they got partisan. but get back to being, are you an american or are you not and do care about american values. >> do you think it is possible to get back to that, harold? >> i think it might be somewhere in the future, but listening to the politicians today on your show, it is not likely. the republicand that was spe

with a one- of-a- kind stamp.ostal service is issuing a unique stamp in honor of this summer's total solar eclipse. (steve)this is the stamp, which is being released today. it's a photo of a total solar eclipse captured in libya more than a decade ago.and it's the first stamp to use what's called thermo-chromic ink.when your finger touches the stamp when it's black, the image changes to the moon one on the right.once the stamp cools, the black eclipse returns.the next real total solar eclipse is expected to happen august 21st. in sports... the giants... now 20 games below five- hundred... start making some moves...... and the son of a warriors legend works out for the team today... gary has more on that story...and all the sports... coming up some family ties at the warriors practice facility today the son of warriors hall of famer rick barry canyon barry worked out for the team today along with 5 other players looking at a shot for a summer league spotbob myers and joe lacob were on hand to check out barry and th

on racial stereotypes. >> during black history month we all bought lobster with food stamps. >> one week after 9/11 he saids. >> staying in the airplane when it hits the building, say what you want about it, not cowardly. >> the show was canceled the following summer after the controversy led many advertisers to pull their spots. this show is on commercial-free hbo and isn'de could be determined by the show's viewers. >> there's no question that the first amendment gives us the right to free speech and the right to a free response. if i were a supporter i would turn the channel. >> others have come out supporting maher. cbs news new york. >> the backlash on social media bears resemblance to last week's firestorm over fellow comic kathy griffin who lost her job co-hosting cnn's new year's eve coverage after posting provocative photos of a fake severed head of president trump. here's what some are saying about maher's mistake. fan tweets bill mauer had much respect for you until you chose to drop the n word, likely not the first time. you should be ashamed and embarrassed. and deb writes black comedians shou

capitol hill in some critical areas where they say, why should we be cutting, you know, meals on wheels or food stamps? the government should be helping people who can't afford food to make sure they don't starve. but i do expect like some of the budget cuts to the state department or u.s.a. to go forward, because they can't reject everything that trump has, especially because it is a republican congress after all. host: dan lippman, final question for you. obviously this town still trying to grasp the shooting that took place last wednesday in alexandria, virginia. anything that we can expect this week from members of congress on that front? gerry: i think they're still working through what they wanted to achieve with more security. most congressmen, they don't want to have a capitol police officer surrounding them at all times, both in washington and outside of washington, and so i wouldn't expect anything this week. we're all waiting to see how steve scalise, you know, continues to improve. there was a report yesterday from the hospital that he was talking with family, his condition was upgraded, a

the stamp that depicts the total solar chips but the heat sensitive i think changes to show the moon when you rub it. on the back of the stamp are cities you can watch the phenomenon which is on august 21. >>> nasa's high powered planet hunting telescope led to the discovery of 10 new plan the etis that may sustain life. the planets appear to be the right size and temperature to host living organisms. >> the telescope detected 49 planets in gold i lock zone. that is part of space where conditions are considered favorable for life. >>> new photos of jupiter show off some of the out of this world beauty. take a look at the clear pictures, niece were by juno spacecraft show showing up various storm clouds, some are white, some are cream colored, some are orange. the juno spacecraft was launched type 11 on a mission to gain a better understanding the largest planet in our solar system. wow is that clear! >> yeah, it is. >>> let's see how clear it is in our commute so far. sal is right over there. >>> it doesn't look bad, i am just looking at my list here and it continues to be a nice commute, dave and pam.

have refused to participate and have consistently voted no on every kind of thing that has come up to try to improve obamacare. we know that our stamp is going to be on it and we have an incentive to do it right. and the last one up will be deb stine because we are about at 8:20, south main street lake mills. >> thank you. i'm a small business owner and also republican. i'll give the other side of things and and most republicans are happy with everything you doing both in the state of wisconsin and president trump. we are ecstatic. and if you don't think that that's true across the nation look at the stock market. and probably all of you have something in the stock market. the stock market wouldn't be going up every time trump does something or they vote on something because -- it's obviously good for america. and i would encourage you to keep supporting things that he's doing. the other thing is i'd like to -- i want you to get rid of obamacare. i'm one who voted for that and i want to give you the other side of the story. i run a small business so i don't qualify for the subsidies. i pay 24,000 in premiums for my husband and i wit

. >> dicky: if she misses, every one gets a stamp.u.s. postal service. >> jimmy: the stakes are high. are you ready to make this shot. >> yes. >> jimmy: instead of a basketball, we got you something very it is, do you knwant to use thi? we got this from south africa. we got at the store. they have them now. >> am i making a -- let's try this. here we go. here we go. time to make the shot. come on. you can do it. you can go like that. sure, you can. it's totally legal. >> we're not in south africa. >> jimmy: in a way we're not. >> aim it and then you go. >> jimmy: all right. let's give it another -- why don't we make it a foul shot, i think, would be even better. step right up to the foul line. there we pretty close. >> all right, i'm going to go old school. >> jimmy: all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations. unbelievable. let's look at the instant replay. it was absolutely perfect. charlize theron wins everyone a pair of nikes. i want to thank charlize theron, karl malone and not matt damon. but first it's game fiv

stamp from the u.s. post office. look at that. it changes from an image of a solar eclipse to the moon. when you put your finger on the stamp, your body heat makes it change. like a mood ring. this is one way people are getting excited for the it will be the first one you can see across the u.s. in just about a hundred years. i can't help but think of solar eclipse. >> i'm having a pretty good hair day today. thank you very much. >> good. >> not half as humid sheep a, as it has been. >> the afternoon, it will be less humid. nicer day than yesterday. good hair day through the afternoon. 71 degrees right now. it is a warm start. but more sunshine this afternoon. we'll take a closer look at the forecast and 90s ahead. that's coming up in a bit. >>> new twist in the cosby case. it could be a bombshell in the mistrial of bill cosby. what a judge could decide in the case as soon as today. >>> a notorious hotel room gets a makeover. the big shots choming in to introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and peppero