former attorney general alberto gonzales. i sat down with mr. gonzalez for an exclusive interview, and i asked him whether eric holder should resign. does he need to step up and say the buck does stop with me and this is what i'm doing, i'm resigning, or i'm firing this person, or somebody is going to lose their job? well his answer may surprise you. we will play it for you coming up later. >> reporter: i'm allison cal allison camarota. we will be back with megyn as soon as we figure out audio in a pesky rainstorm. >> reporter: they've been way off on the number of u.s. homes being sold for the last five years. stewart varney of the fox business network is here with more. stu way off, what does that mean. >> it may be that we have overstated the number of homes sold up to 20%. we have not been using reliable information on the part of the economy that is of great importance to everybody. in other words, the housing crash was worse than expected. all the way back from january of 2007 to the present we may have overstated the number of sales of ex

and a number of conservatives, including two of george bush's attorneys general-- alberto gonzales and michael mukasey-- both said, and i'm going to quote what mr. mukasey said, and he told this to fox news. not to "mother jones" but to fox news-- he said, "mr. gingrich's proposal is dangerous, ridiculous, totally irresponsible, outrageous, off the wall and would reduce the entire judicial system to a spectacle." now that's a conservative judge... or a conservative attorney general. how do you respond to that? >> i think many lawyers will find this a very frightening idea. they've had this run for 60 years of pretending that judges are supreme. that they can't be challenged. the lawyer class defines america. we've had rulings that outlawed school prayer. we've had rulings that outlawed the cross. we've had rulings that outlaw the ten commandments. we've had a steady secular drive to radicalize this country away from all of its core beliefs. i mean, what got me into this was the 9th circuit saying the "one nation under god" is unconstitutional. we live in a country where judge beery can

megyn: alberto gonzales precede ed mr. mukasey during the bush administration.has concerns about the plan. >> i think we have a great government, a great country because it's built on the foundation of the rule of law, and one of the things that makes it great, and the rule of haw is protected by -- law is protected by having a strong, independent judiciary. and the notion or the specter of bringing judges before the congress like a school child being brought before the principal, to me, is a little bit troubling. i believe in a strong and independent judiciary, that doesn't mean that the judiciary is above scrutiny, that it's above criticism for the work that it does, but i cannot support and would not support efforts that would appear to be intimidation or retaliation against judges. megyn: gingrich also wants to abolish certain judgeships or even entire courts if he and congress think the circumstances warrant. and he wants some judges kicked off the bench if their rulings run too far afield, in his view. >> the judge in san antonio on june 1st issued a decre

later, former attorney general, alberto gonzales, on his experiences in the bush white house and self-proclaimed notorious law -- lobbyist jack abramoff talks about his new book at 6:30 eastern. monday, the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial at 10:00 a.m. eastern and ronald reagan was use of intelligence in setting uss soviet policy at 1:10 and the google executive chairman of mobile communications. for the complete weekend schedule, go to c-span.org. >> this morning, a discussion about the accomplishments of the 2012 congress with sam goldfarb. after that, juan williams on the presidential campaign and a look at the role of u.s. military around the world. "washington journal"

then, former attorney general alberto gonzales' discusses his tenure during the george w.ministration. former lobbyist and businessman jack abramoff was convicted and sent to prison in 2006. he talked about the experience as recounted in his book. you can see that today at 6:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> michelle bachmann is here though i understand that she is thinking about running for president which is where because i hear she was born in canada [laughter] yes, michelle, this is how it starts. [laughter] >> it is so amazing to be in washington, d.c. with all this history and these amazing buildings and yet here we are at the hilton. [laughter] the red carpet outside was amazing. who are you wearing? what does it matter, i am going into a delta [laughter] ? >> with more than 9 million in views of president obama's appearance, the white house correspondents' dinner on youtube. watched them on line on our youtube channel, you to.com/ cspan. >> president obama has issued an executive order to establish the nation's first ever plan for promoting women's rights taking t

. -- alberto gonzales server for the george w. bush administration. he recently spoke about his experiences in that george of the bush white house and his thoughts on current legal issues. this was part of an event sponsored by the birmingham, alabama chapter of the federalist society. it is about 20 minutes. -- 40 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011]

then alberto gonzales on his experiences in the judge -- george w. bush white house. efforts to reform lobbying at 6:30 eastern. and the dedication of the martin luther king jr. memorial. also, ronald reagan's use of intelligence at 1:10. at 7:00 p.m., mobile telecommunications. for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> i am here arguing in favor of a wealthy americans. >> would you be willing to donate? >> individually? no. >> i am philanthropic reactive. >> all you need to do is put in the credit card. >> that is not going to help anybody. >> you do not want to donate to the government? >> you have heard me. you're being silly. >> i am a video journalist. what we're doing is almost like psittacine journalism. when an individual who does not have that much training as the tools of modern technology to capture an event that does not have a background in journalism. >> michele fields shares her experiences working on a daily caller. sunday night on q&a. >> beauty gingrich held a meeting in colombia, south carolina state. this is his final stop. he is scheduled to