. >> let me bring in bill collier, founder of freedomist.com.ack. >> good morning. >> you have been a big supporter of sarah palin. why should she speak at the conference given what you just heard? >> what i heard is 40% would vote for her. if you looked at anybody that is popular, you would find some would not vote for them. people have their favorites. if you go to conservative events and she actually shows up, you can tell the difference in the electricity and energy. i think clearly having her and the values that she represents represented is a net win for romney. he won't lose anything by having her here. >> to felicia's point, is there someone to fulfill that role? >> problems there is someone else. as i said, i think she has the most staunch base and strong supporters. i think that in a very close election where we could be talking about hundreds of thousands of votes, that energy and loss of energy if you snub someone people feel passionate about is not a good thing. i'm sure there are a lot of slots. not having her speak at all would be

bill today. this weekend on bothtv, growing up in the shadows and secrets of the nuclear facility. she looks the a fax and the environment and the people. sunday, on afterwards, peter collier. >> he was covered with a magnolia and accent. she sought the dominoes start to fall during this time. by 1979, she was in full-fledged opposition to carter. that appeasement, and particularly crucial in this respect. she saw the fall and a couple of experiences for her and people like her. >> the political woman behind the reagan cold war doctrine. and it 10:00, marines white -- marine sniper and author of jarhead, all part of book tv this weekend on c-span two. -- don c-span2. >> the house of representatives will vote to repeal the health- care law. the debate began yesterday. this portion is a little less than an hour and a half. r one minute. mr. ryan: let me say it this way, mr. speaker, this bill barely passed into law. it was the biggest social legislation to pass into law in over 40 years. seven votes in the house, no votes to spare in the senate. christmas eve, backroom deal, and it was based on three promises by the president of the united states. one, if you like the health