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with democratic congressman brad miller.n congressman steve sutherland, a republican from florida talks about the republican primary in his state on next tuesday. and then later, a discussion on a piece in "washington monthly," if we will hear from michael mandel. washington journal, every morning, starting at 7:00 eastern, here on c-span. >> leading up to president obama's said the union address, the bipartisan policies and a host former speech writers today. you will hear from former speech writer for president bill clinton and vice president gore, as well as presidents george h. w. bush and george w. bush. that is live starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span2. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [applause] >> tuesday night, president obama delivers his state of the union address. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, including the president's speech, republican response from mitch daniels, and your phone calls live on c-span and c-span reappeared on c- span2, watch the speech li

host: brad miller, thank you for talking to our viewers. coming up, we will turn our attention to the gop presidential primary in florida with a republican from that state, steve southerland. first, a news update. >> it is 8:35 a.m. eastern. republican presidential candidate mitt romney's tax records show he is paying $6.2 million in taxes on a total of $42.5 million of income over the years 2010 and 2011. it follows the requests from canids to provide more detail about mr. romney's wealth. it shows that he is among one of the top 1%. a white house senior adviser speaking hours after mitt romney put the campaign released a 2010 tax returns said president obama will outline a plan to make sure what the americans pay more in their -- his state of the union address. when asked about governor romney's text returns, he said it raises an important question also, in tonight's state of the union address, the president is supposed to offer ideas to help manufacturing and expanding hiring. those are some latest headlines and c-span radio. >> mr. spea

applause] we are told there is a vote, and we're awaiting another guest of the speaker, congressman brad miller of north carolina, so that'll add to the drama today whether he makes it to the head table. andrea stone, senior correspondent for "huffington post." [applause] .. it marked not just yet another reshaping of the aol by the redefinition of the on line use business. less than six months after then, 350 million-dollar deal, aol poses a staff were partly as large as "the new york times." as if to add in times of the time century "huffington post" as last month surpassed the times is the most visited new site on the internet. just last week, "huffington post" made his boldest attempt to show some of its successive head overseas opening a u.k. edition of london's interesting journalism scene. [laughter] just as one of its oldest pictures the 168-year-old news of the world was by spreading its final edition and given all that's happening there one can imagine there's an opportunity for a new player on the scene. "huffington post" is the biggest and most doxil part of aol media empire but it'

ahead to the state of the union from this morning's "washington journal" -- a democratic view from brad miller of north carolina. host: obama expected to focus on jobs tonight in the state of the union. what do you expect from him on jobs? guest: i heard there will be more of the themes that president obama announced in kansas a couple weeks ago, a few weeks ago. that was theodore roosevelt gave his new nationalism speech in 1910 which had a strong theme of economic justice, really a much fairer -- more fair economy and one in a did not allow lewding of the -- looting of the economy by economic interest. i heard and i hope is true he'll talk a great deal about housing. housing remains the biggest burden on the economy. we still got 11 million homeowners who are underwater and the estimates another 10 million will lose their homes to foreclosure. will be escorted from their homes by a sheriff. we've had $7 trillion in loss of equity in homes, and that is probably the single biggest downward pressure on the economy. those families are not going to spend as they have before because they know thei

the president's state of the union address and the fiscal 2013 budget with democratic congressman brad miller of north carolina. then republican steve southerland talks about the republican primary in his state next tuesday. later, a discussion on the case in washington monthly titled "the myth of american productivity." we will hear from the chief economic strategist for the progressive policy institute. washington journal" every morning starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> mr. speaker, president of the united states. [applause] tuesday night, president obama delivers the state of the union address. live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, including the president's speech, republican response by indiana governor mitch daniels, and your phone calls, live on c-span and c-span radio. and c-span2, after the address, more reaction from house members and senators. throughout the night, go online for live video and to add your comments using facebook and twitter, act c-span.org. >> leading up to president obama's state of the union address, the bipartisan policy center hosts a former

for a couple months, and in comes a woman named cheryl miller, nicknamed chevy, and here is another person who was referred to the operation by brad. and she's got cars to sell. and she's got friends who have cars to sell. >> do you know what they want for it? i mean, is this a friend of yours? >> that's what i thought -- i took it off their hands. so it's whatever. >> so the person you got it from the person who observed it. >> yeah, they owned it, they turned it in for insurance or whatever. >> the first time cheryl miller, chevy, are came into the storefront operation, she actually had a mustang that was given to her by a friend who had reported it stolen, apparently to try to get the insurance payoff on it. >> they just want it to disappear. >> exactly. >> yeah. so they don't care -- >> like a hundred bucks. >> oh. >> and they said here's the deed. >> no [ bleep ]. >> yeah, so a friend of mine, 12:30 at night, and started and drove it out of the driveway. >> nice. how did you feel about that? >> well, i don't know -- >> so they even know you're coming. >> one of the most important things that these undercover cops are doing du