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bill will be performing at the new orleans showroom on the 17th and 18th in july and at the amer ameristaransas city on july 30th. thank you, bill. >> i'm honored you would ask me to take over the desk. i'm ready to step in at a moment's notice. >> larry: so you're making an announcement tonight, too? >> do you want to finish the hour or would you like me to take over right now, larry? >> larry: well, this was tough, bill. it was time. i was ready to do it. the cnn folks agreed to it. we sat down. i'm going to do specials and have more time with the family and i want to expand, do other things i haven't been able to do. >> i am reminded of my father, who was a broadcaster, the day mickey mantle retired. say it isn't so, he began the broadcast. >> larry: do you put knee that class? >> mickey mantle? you are the mickey mantle of broadcasters. mickey mantle played 18 seasons. you played more than that. so i know some people out there will say it may be inappropriate to say too soon for a man who is in his 70s but it is too soon. i hope you're doing this of your own volition and not because of

may god bless the state of west virginia, and may god bless americ [applause] >> i'm senator mitch mcconnellyour neighboring state of kentucky, the republican leader the senate. [applause] >> and i'm here today to represent all of the republican members of the united states senate, and pay tribute to your beloved senator, robert c. yrd. 10 years ago senator byrd honored me and the students at the university of louisville by making a trip to kentucky to share some of his wisdom about the senate. i regret to say it's taken me a decade to return the favor. but i do so with a ep sense of gratitude, not only for that particar kindness, but for ny others he showed me over the years, and for the many bible lessons i have larned and we learned from the life and example of robert c. byrd. while there's talk about his cyclopedic knowledge of history and literature, his corniness, his profound reverence for the u.s. constitution, his oratory. it's all true. for about a quarter of the time our government has existed, senator byrd stood like a century and a three-piece suit watching over the legislative

we know as americs that our constitution has worked and will work again. we know ronald reagan was right when he said the government is not the solution, the government is the problem, and that is all harry reid is giving us raising big government takeover, so it is time to take back our vernment by making it a less regulatory government and a lower taxation government. that will invite our business back to ameri, and that is the climate your u.s. senator needs to help create in this stage so we can take back our economy in in nevada. we also have some potential we need to explore, and those include a secure a test site that we have been doing nuclear research and development on for years, and that we have been transporting since 1974 this nuclear material. we nd not be afraid, and the governor knows this. he is our person who has been promoting this. people need to understand we need to bolster our economy, and one of those ways is to take something harry reid has demonized for years and explore the potential. let's take a look at what we have got. finall

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to chairman amer tis julian bond, an attorney pamela horowitz, to vice chair leon russell, members of national board of directors, special contribution board of trustees, president benjamin jel ourks s and first lady, and delegates and friends, i am privileged to be with you tonight in kansas city. i became a member of the naacp youth and college division as a freshman in 1984. never would i imagine that 26 years later i would address its national convention as chairman of the national board. michigan election to this post looping with the selection of benjamin todd jelus 22 months ago, signals the passing of the baton to the next generation of leaders who would become the new front line for social justice advocacy in our nation. [applause] again it is an honor to leave the organization and into a second century. i'm grateful for the opportunity to serve. thank you again so much to the members of the national board of directors because each of you have mid this incredible journey possible. i want to personally thank members of my family who are here tonight to support me. first and fo

pursuing essentially the same felled solution would force compassion on our fellow americ americans that they can't afford. perhaps the most ethical thing congress could do is to suspend most immigration at least until unemployment rates drop to prerecession levels. thank you. >> thank you, dr. edwards. before proceeding with questions i'd like to enter for the record the -- we didn't have rupe for everybody who would like to testify. that will be added to the record. our chairman mr. conyers has arrived and i don't know if he had an opening remark he would like to make. >> if i could just briefly, madam chairman and ranking member king, thishearing is a landmark and i'm so pleased that the bishop is here, that the president of the southern baptist convention is here, that the dean of liberty university law school is present with us, and, of course, dr. james edwards. we welcome you all, and i just mentioned to the chair person here and i haven't talked to steve king about it yet, but i just want to put on the record that we might light to meet with you after the hearing itself to talk u

reports and tell us what states have innovative ideas that are really working andelping us employee americsthank you so much. this meeting is adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> tonight, we follow that with a debate among three republicans and one democrat to be the next governor of tennessee. that is tonight on c-span. at 10:00, it debate among democratic candidates running in the first house district of rhode island. it begins tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> they are towering figures and they are all different. they have different dangers. >> this weekend, a trilogy of books on russian leaders. learn about their relationship and the role in developing their form of communism. sunday night on c-span q&a. >> now a discussion on the situation in haiti. it has been six months since an earthquake killed hundreds of thousands of people and caused billions of dollars in damage. one speaker led a u.s. relief efforts in haiti. and the haitian ambassador is also present. this is one hour and 25 minutes.

so if we wonder why there has been are so many problems in urban americ over the last few decades and why those problems have led to all sorts of dysfunctional issues, you can take it back to the roots of the time that black people weren't allowed to climb that ladder and the midder that they were there wer't any jobs left. guest: i think he raises a valid point about the role of the black male. it has its vestages in savery. however, if he we look through history black families were largely intact until you see this decline starting in the 670s. and at a pro-- 70s. a fabulous professor offrican americantudies said a black child born in slavery had a better chance of being with both his parents than one does today. and you think about the context of that, that ourhildren, single heads of hsehos, these are all issues i talk about in this book redefinion of what it means to be black i america and the issues we're grappling with, still rooted in many cases in the slavery and reconstruction and the aftermath. so i think his point is valid about that but the question is what are we going t