>> it's alyona and people who speak english can't exactly say alyona.and so rather than for some reason it's just a really horrible pain to my ears when people say alyona when they pronounce the "y." so i've just made it silent and that was something that just happened when i was a kid. >> well, i've got a 30-second promo for you on your show. what do you think about being a personality? how does that feel to you after you've done it for a couple of years? >> it's well, now that i feel like i have learned to grow in of how to grow into being a personality and how to embrace it, i really i love it and i feel confident because i do think that i have something to offer. i think that there's a reason that people want to watch the show. but at first, believe me, i was i was scared. it's a it's a hard thing especially, you know, when you're 23 years old to figure out what exactly your personality is that you're going to be putting on tv everyday. >> here's your promo. >> how long did it take you to do that? >> that was, you know we had a crew come in from mos

. >> this week on "q&a," the host of "the alyona show." >> what is "the alyona show? >> at this point, it's almost become an extension of myself where at first it was a project and it was, we'll make a tv show. now it really has become the alyona show and embody mispassions, the things i feel deserve to be top news in the world, especially in the u.s. because we do focus on domestic politics, u.s. politics. so the primary goal is to offer an alternative to the mainstream media because there's so much garbage out there that you want somebody who has -- who is not going through the basic p.c. back and forth talk you have about who says what in terms of eric cantor and john boehner. there are larger stories out there, including the numerous wars our country is involved in and the economic situation. thing somebody -- people want somebody who is willing to talk about that in a big picture to connect the dots. and i'm hoping i'm providing that for people, especially for a younger audience. i think the alyona show is the new generation of what news is, in the sense that it'

and next alyona minkovski and then the norwegian memorial service.endment foundation holds a guns on college campuses, allowing their opinions about allowing concealed guns on campuses. coverage live monday at noon on c-span-3. rich lowry talked about abraham lincoln and how the founding fathers influenced him and how they can be found at the political party. this is about 1:10. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. for those on site, and you noticed but for others joining us, the young american foundations is an outreach group that supplies college activists with the tools, and resources and the knowledge they need on comp campuses, and we have saved reagan's materials to teach his ideas. we have enjoyed the banquet and we have enjoyed buckley, a godfather of the entire unit. but he founded and is editor of the national review. and that position of editor he held until 1990. and for every 10 years that same position is held by this evening's speaker and he's a best-selling author and i saw him when he filled in on fox news, and he was on hannity whe

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will be here with a full look at your news but right now it's back to our washington studios for the alyona show. artist time for show and tell on tonight's program last time we spoke about the pentagon's claim that they knew the guy who shot down the helicopter and afghanistan that killed thirty u.s. service members do you believe the pentagon they really know who the guy was or was it all. sort of producer producer for trees in a sense to find out what you have to say. the u.s. military told us that they were able to hunt down and kill the insurgent who fired the shot that brought down a u.s. helicopter killing thirty american and eight afghan troops come on there are still some tough questions that still need to be answered first the military says it is not certain it was an r.p.g. that brought down the helicopter so how can you identify a man who pulled the trigger on an r.p.g. when you're not sure if an r.p.g. round actually hit the helicopter well the u.s. military said they found this man due to information provided by local civilians so what do we know about him what was his name wh

next we go to our washington studio for the alyona show and more on the plunging u.s. stock markets statement. welcome to the ilona show when i look at the real headlines with none of the mersey i can live in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to speak with gary johnson former governor of new mexico and presidential candidate for twenty twelve he's been left out of all the recent televised debates held by the cable networks so we're going to find out why then president obama announced yesterday the department of homeland security is going to review three hundred thousand deportation cases this after a record number of people were deported last year so is this a glimmer of hope for immigration reform or still not enough and we've heard a lot about the dangers of china getting their hands on photographs and samples of the stealth helicopter left behind in the raid to get osama bin laden but how much does that actually matter david x. is going to tell us we're going to all that and more free tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the ma

markets plunged again feeling concerns that the global economy is dangerously close to a recession the alyona show asks if two thousand and eleven is going to be a sequel to the two thousand and eight financial crisis that's up next. for the feast we've got to. the biggest issues get the invoice face to face with the news makers. are going to be alone to show where we get the real headlines with not at the mercy we're going live to washington d.c. tonight the stock market plunged again thanks to increased worries about europe's debt crisis and that economic figures here at home so as investors flock to safe havens should we take this as a real warning that another crash is coming and we're going to speak from the young turks about corruption greed and our broken system today's example comes from the who are ports on document dumps at the f.c.c. and the congressional black caucus is asking its constituents to allow them to unleash on president obama going to examine the role between the first black president and the black community we're going to all of that and more for it and i including a d

. >> on her nightly tv show, alyona minkovski tries to take a slightly more irreverent view on washingtonnd the u.s. >> we're willing to step outside the box, we're willing to try something different, figure out how to make tv news exciting and entertaining and informative again rather than, i'm sorry, but like i said, the garbage that it's dwindled down to be. >> she'll talk about her network and her show, sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> six, eight, nine. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. these are the stakes to make a world in which all of god's children can live. or to go into the dark. we must either love each other or we must die. >> vote for president johnson on november 3. >> this weekend, we'll look at the history of political campaign ads with l.s.u. professor robert mann, also former homicide detective james lavell on the day jack ruby killed the man under his protection, lee harvey oswald, and former speech writers for president nixon reveal how his messages were crafted and communicated. "american history tv" on c-span3. get the complete weekend sched

. >> alyona, that spelling, if you were in russia how would that be pronounced? >> alonea. >> and people who speak english can't exactly say it so it's sort of a pain to my ears when people pronounce it so i have made it silent and that happened when itches a kid. >> i've got a 30 second promo. how does it feel to you? >> now that i feel like i've learned to grow in of how to grow into a personality and how to embrace it, i really love it and i feel confident because i do think that i have something to offer. i think there's a reason that people want to watch the show. but at first, believe me, i was scared. it's a hard thing especially when you're 23 years old to figure out what exactly your personality is that you're going to be puten on tv. >> here's your promo. >> how long did it take you to do that? >> that was, we had a crew come in from moscow with their special fancy red cam that they had and we really only had a couple of hours i believe because i was also work onth show that day so it didn't take a whole lot of time. but that promo is funny. asking f as

alyona minkovski. >> trying to figure out how to make t.v. news exciting and informative rather than, i'm sorry, the garbage it's dwindled down. >> she'll talk about that tonight on c-span's q & a. >> i'm not for changes the system just so we can feel goodbye having a voter turn-out which may ultimately proximate what they have in australia which is about 97 percent. voter turn-out doesn't mean much in terms of the help of the democracy. some of the most vicious dictatorship get voert turn-out of 95 to 90% when they hold elections. >> vote sag responsible act and for whatever reason i'm informed or uninformed i should not be coerced to make a decision that's life and death for many people. >> monday and tuesday. ralph nader host a series of debates looking at controversial top picks. pros and cons with,aei's institute and fred smith and professors from georgetown and yuan ver adversityy university of constitution. that's tuesdays at 6 east ten on c-span. >> six, eight, nine. >> eight, nine, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. zero. [expl

. >> on her nightly tv show, alyona minkovski tries to take a slightly irref represent view on the u.s. >> we're willing to step outside the box, figure out how to make tv news exciting and entertaining and informative again rather than, i'm sorry, but like i said, the garbage that it's really dwindled down to be. >> she'll talk about her network and her show, sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> am i not surprised? good things come in two. there's c-span with live coverage of the house. live coverage of the senate on c-span2. you can watch live events online at c-span.org, or you can see them whenever you want at the c-span video library. >> c-span2 has nonfiction books every weekend on book tv. >> and weekends on c-span3, explore american history tv. >> listen to us on your iphone. >> or your blackberry. and joinous facebook. >> it's washington your way with c-span. >> created by cable and provided as a public service. >> six, eight, nine. >> five, four, three, two, one. these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of god's children can live. we must either love each other or we

>> former russia today host a o alyona minkovski takes an irreverent view on washington and the u.s.. >> we are willing to try something different. figure out how to make tv news exciting and entertaining and informative again rather than the garbage it really is whittled down to be. >> she will talk about her show sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> this weekend on booktv, john farrell on the life of times of clarence darrow and afterwards, and the foreman on the british citizens who fought for the union and the confederates. live sunday at noon eastern three hours of your calls and questions. in depth with ann coulter. her latest is demonic. look for the schedule at booktv.org and sign up for booktv alert. weekend schedule on your in box. >> the dodd-frank financial regulations law signed last year imposed new oversight over credit rating agencies which determine the degree of risk involved in many corporate and government transactions. the house financial services subcommittee on how government regulators are implementing dodd-frank and what it meant to the industry. witnesses include

. >> on our nightly tcu -- tv show, alyona minkovski takes a more irreverent view on washington and the.. >> we're willing to step outside the box and try something different, to figure out how to make tv news exciting and entertaining and informative again, rather than like i said, the cards that it had dwindled down to. >> she will talk about her network in her show on c-span sunday night. >> good things come into is. there is c-span coverage of the house, and live coverage of the senate on c-span2. you can see them when everyone at the c-span video library. c-span2 as non-fiction books on book tv. >> c-span3, explore history tv. >> caller twitter. >> join us on facebook. >> it is washington your way on c-span. >> created by cable and provided as a public service. >> 8, 9, 10. >> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, up three, to come 1. >> these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of god's children can live or to go into the dark. we must either love each other or we must die. >> both for president johnson on november 3. >> this weekend we look at the history of political campaign ads with

. >> former russia today, now the rt network hosts alyona who takes a view on the u.s.. >> we are willing to step outside the box, do something different to mic tv news exciting and intertaping and informative again but rather than, i'm sorry, the garbage it's dwindled down to be. >> she'll talk about her show and network sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> we say good things come in twos. >> live coverage of the senate on c-span2 and watch live events online at c-span.org. >> or see them whenever you want at the c-span video library. >> there's nonfiction books on booktv. >> on weekends, explore american history tv. >> listen to us on your iphone. >> blackberry. >> follow us on twitter. >> join us on facebook. >> it's washington your way. >> created by cable and provided as a public service. >> executive directors for both the nfl and nba players unions on wednesday took part in a discussion about collective bargaining rights in sports. the nfl last month ended a lockout resulting in a ten year deal. in the meantime, the nba locked outs players on july 1st after a recent labor deal expired.

alyona minkovski tries to take a more irreverent view. >> we try to make it exciting and informative again rather than the garbage it has dwindled down to. >> she'll talk about it on c-span's "q&a." >> come upping we'll start on monday with the labor department's workforce training program. tuesday the focus is on technical education and the workforce. wednesday, a look at private-public partnerships and job creation and on thursday we'll have key federal job programs and on friday, women in the workforce. "washington journal" is live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern right here on c-span. monday on c-span a discussion on the african-american vote? 2012. speakers include congresswoman donna edwards and washington poet columnest johnathan kay part. right here on c-span. executive directors for both the nfl and nba players union took up discussion. the nba locked out its players on july 1, and on tuesday filed a claim against the players union for unfair labor practices. the nfl recently ended their lockout by ratifying a new collect i have bargaining agreement. the national bar associati

>> alyona minkovski takes a slightly irreverent view of washington. >> we are willing to try somethingferent to make television news exciting and entertaining and informative again rather than the garbage that it has dwindled down to. >> she will talk about her that work at her show sunday night on c-span 's "q & a." >> 8, 9, 9, -- >> 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. >> these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of god's children can live. we must either love each other or we must die. >> vote for president johnson on november 3. >> we will look at the history of political campaign advertisements. and former homicide detectives on the day jack ruby killed the man under his protection, lee harvey a lot. and how lee harvey oswald's messages were crafted and communicated. american history television. >> next, a discussion on the history of debt reduction commissions. a political science professor at george washington university examines the joint committee on deficit-reduction and gives a historic context of presidentially appointed committees. this runs about 40 minutes. host: let me intr