." >> said day on -- sunday on "washington journal," aamer madhani. president elect of the american college counseling association on the growing need for psychiatric sources -- psychiatric services at american colleges and universities. "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> david dreier talks about a resolution to cut federal spending to 2008 levels. >> this weekend on "road to the two speeches.," >> your name is now in the present accommodation. you are aware of that. will that continue for months to come? >> i know it is shocking when a girl goes to buy what that that speculation might come along. i am here to be a part of the compensation for 2012. there has been no decision about candidacy. i want to be a part of the compensation. >> watched her speech in its entirety and along with rick at 6:30 p.m.marks and 90 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> this new law is a fiscal house of cards and a year house of cards. >> had any family in america, any single mother, in spouse, any child, met a more bureaucratic system than the american heal

host: aamer madhani is with "the national journal." go ahead, caller. caller: the issue with jobs is that many of these corporations that have enjoyed years of corporate welfare or socialism thanks to the republican party have chosen to leave this country behind and go to china for huge profits. in the short term, that is beneficial to them -- the huge profits in china. they do not want to pay labor. they would prefer the 30 cents an hour in labor. china will eat their lunch as well. why would china wants to buy products from the u.s. when they already make those products there in that country? ultimately, a corporation will move to asia and probably africa where they can continue exploiting the cheap labor. i would like to know your comments. thank you. host: thank you for the call. this is from another fewer. -- another viewer. excessive regulation from the democrats is what we do not need. guest: the president has issued an executive order. he was to look at excessive regulation. republicans welcome this. they say they have been talking about excessi

. >> sunday, on "washington journal," aamer madhani and russell berman. then, michael koplow about unrest in indonesia. after that, president-elect of the american council association, m.j. raleigh. plus, your e-mail and phone calls. "washington journal," live sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this sunday, on c-span3, domestic terrorism from the american historical association conference. learn of the century-old traditions of preparing for horse-drawn funeral cases and how former slaves escaped and started a separate experience american history tv on c-span3. all weekend, every weekend. you can press the c-span alert button and have our schedules e- mail to you. >> earlier this week, the supreme court heard oral argument on limits of state secrets, a legal doctrine that the government uses to stop lawsuits that could expose information vital to national security. the case involves a dispute between the federal government and boeing and general dynamics. boeing and general dynamics contend that the government violated their corporations by and --