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we're either going to be a nation that's of aby and for the people or of and by and for the large corporations. this is an effort to simply take back democracy. >> time for one more question. i saw a hand in the back. yes? >> there's a lot of groups here. i'm wondering if you have a central website that you'll be communicating for the different actions going on? >> that level of sophistication we have not yet reached. but we have a strong coalition. you are going to see a lot of combined action. thank you very much, everyone. >> thank you. >>> coming up on c-span 3, more about this year's campaign about a discussion on negativity in political ads. then, arne duncan on how students punish misbehaving students. that's followed by john pistole taking questions. and then, an etffort at looking to promote job creation. >>> our ancestors came across the ocean in sailing ships you wouldn't go across a lake in. when they arrived, there was nothing here. they built their tiny little cabins. and they did it with neighbors helping one although, not federal grants. >> as candidates campaign for president

abi. they ran the underground medical clinic with only 15 others. but they would still go on video every single day and say, this is my case. this is why this person was injured and this is what i need to treat them. but i can't. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: plans were revised to get a cnn team into homs. along with arwa damon, neil holsworth, a veteran journalist. and handling security, kim crockette, former british special forces and an expert in balancing safety with front line news coverage. >> for me, that was a very experienced, highly accomplished team. these are your determined and strong-willed individuals. but they're also smart individuals. >> we got the call, we just had to refresh the objectives, what are we trying to achieve? what are we are going to go for. >> i had a backpack, basically. >> you mapped it out in every sense, do we have the right communications systems, how are we going to track this team. who are we going with? how are we getting there? if someone gets injured, what are we going to do? but i will say thi

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people to engage in forced labor but i think despite my desire to go into the history of federalism, abi will leave leave it there, although i love of federalism. i could go on for a long time if i didn't resist temptation here. >> thanks so much. on the question of whether it's a serious challenge, we know the answer to that. the court has given him six hours of oral argument over the course of three days. it does not do that. that is essentially in the modern era unprecedented. and so those who were dismissive of this question in the early days were wrong. what will happen? we will have to see. but the justices arguing an unbelievable attention, and if they didn't think it was a serious question to be resolved here, they would have had an hour of oral argument and then been done with it. into so much to the people who are here, to the washington legal foundation for hosting this event, and andy and ilya for participating, and for c-span for covering it, and we all look forward to further reporting on the oral arguments and the decision. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> congratul

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obviously we'd like to see this resolved through sanctions and tougher sanctions have been supported on abys in congress to make sure they don't obtain a nuclear weapon or the capability of putting one together. jon: but the language that you hear from the iranians is that their facilities are inpreparing nabl, that -- inpregnable, that they are so deeply buried in the mountains they wouldn't be accessible. you don't believe that? >> that's what i'd like to believe, but certainly i don't believe that, and we have the best military in the world, we have bunker bomb capabilities and the iranians should know that we're not going to allow them to have a nuclear weapon, and that military option should be on the table, and if we have to take that step, i'm confident that our military has the capability of executing that step. now, of course, all of us would like to see sanctions stop them from obtaining a nuclear weapon or the capability of producing one, but again, that military option is there, and we think about this regime tomorrow or the elections in iran, i've also supported a resolution ca

and again, this is aby partisan request, it's not a partisan exercise, it's an opportunity for the americand what's being spent of their tax dollars on public relations. and what part of it is appropriate, what part is not. so i think it will be very helpful just to bring this to the light of day and to have a little analysis of it. there have been reports out on it that have been critical and so we want to get to the bottom of it. martha: so you've asked 11 different federal agencies to give you the information, the doubtation, to back up the legitimacy of these expenditures and to prove to you and your committee that these are not public -- that these are not pr, these are really education programs they're paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for. what's the response from the agencies been so far? >> we'll see. we have given them until mid march to get back to us, we've asked for information that should be ready available, so we haven't heard back from anybody yet. we just sent the request out this week. but i assume we'll get a good response. i think agencies are happy to be given the

not ask as routinely by -- asked as routinely aby ppp. i do think we have yet to see how this will go. we had donald trump who is a mint from the circuit. this is going [inaudible] >> the mainstreaming of trump from march or april 2011 when he was known as -- for birtherism, and how he is a mainstream started for mitt romney. back to the topic at hand. it is hard to get away from the race question. it permeates especially when you have the first black president in the white house. i do not want to be construed as saying that is driving entirely the dislike for this president. i think it is a conservative part of the world. any central left or liberal press that will not be held in great esteem. clinton was not popular along -- among conservatives in the south either. he was himself a white southerner. there is no question that that issue is there still in the sense. the parties have become not just more polarized, they have become more drawn along racial lines. these democratic -- the democratic party, democrats and republicans will say i