when she realizes it is legitimate, she types a message to brian lamb. the next call says this is from washington, d.c. the club can show the rest of what happened. >> let's go to the videotape. >> washington d.c., go ahead please. hello? hello washington? one last time time >> is this mr. bryan lamb? would you hold one month for the president? [laughter] >> we don't have a commercial ready. >> mr. lam andb students, i came upstairs to the study and turned on the set and there you were. i watched long enough to hear several questions that showed your concern about the exclusionary rule. evidently, i did not finish the answer. you are so conscious of the clock going but i did not mean that the police would be free to do whatever they wanted in the line of getting evidence and breaking the law. i did explain the exclusion rule is not a lot. it is something called case law. judges made rulings in a court and he's become president. --precedent. >> classic damage control. >> this gives us a word said -- it on to say a word about brian lamb. tell us about him.

we have to start at the top with brian lamb. all of the early founders of "close-up", and a guy named tom cigerard. it passed away several years ago. he was working with a broadcast company with washington. he was an early deal maker. if you go to his obituary, it mentioned that he was the early founder. without those of visionaries, -- they made it all possible. there is no one else in the world of television that commits one hour a week to hear from young people. >> you know the story better than i did. you should tell the story about the camera. >> c-span just got on the air. they were showing only what was going on in the house of representatives. >> with cameras owned by the house. >> they could not have anything else on the air except for the house session. our founder went to brian and said, what if we give you some cameras? which reminds covering some of close-up encounters? -- would you mind covering some of the close-up encounters? from there it just built and the relationship that stronger. >> i was working out of a b

well, i meet brian lamb when he comes out here. i love that man. but i sell cigars and deal in real estate. host: so as a realts real estate cigar fish nodo and entrepreneur, what do you think it could offer a kid versus being in a classroom in baltimore? caller: that's a good question. 80% of all children born are right-brained and our government teaches them to be left-brained and they hate school and when they get up in the morning it's like don imus' ranch out there. they teach home the rope animals and keep their brain right. and this left-brain stuff has got to go. kids are being killed with it. host: i think there's certainly a place for high-quality, outdoor camp experiences. guest: and in fact many of the highest quality summer programs we've seen and done research on do exactly what you're trying to describe. it's strikeing the right balance between getting kids outdoors and engaged, making sure kids have that ideal summer experience where they have opportunities to get outside. to experience things that are hands-on and have summer becom

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] guest: nice to be back and best regards to brian lamb many people said we were separated at birth because of our resemblance. he has done a great job and so have all of you over the years covering the capital in a dispassionate and objective fashion. host: thank you. iran -- the president's response, has it been appropriate, and now? guest: the president is having a full-blown press conference later on today, and, i mean, no one could watch the film of the young woman neda dying in the streets of tehran without been deeply moved, so i would imagine and anticipate that the president will come out more strongly today. host: what advice would you give him? guest: follow the example of our founding fathers that declared that all of us are endowed with certain unalienable rights. senator daniel webster, when the greeks rose up against the turks in 1823, i would love to give you the full quote, but he said it is our duty to stand for people who are struggling for freedom. and ronald reagan, when he gave the evil empire speech, nathan -- said i

. >> guest: thanks, steve, it's nice to be back, and best regards to brian lamb. many people have said that we were separated at birth because of our resemblance. he's done a great job and so have you all all these years covering the capitol in a dispassionate and objective fashion. >> host: we're delighted to have you back, let me begin with the situation in iran. the president's response, has it been appropriate enough? >> guest: no, it's not been enough. the president is having a full-blown press conference later on today, and, i mean, no one could watch the film of that young woman dying in the streets of tehran without being deeply moved, so i would imagine and anticipate that the president will come out more strongly today. >> guest: what advice would you give him? >> guest: follow the example of our founding fathers who declared that all of us are endowed with certain inalienable rights. senator webster, daniel webster who when the greeks rose up against the turks in 1823 and i'd love to get you the full quote where he said of course we have, it's our duty

guest: nice to be back and best regards to brian lamb. many people said we were separated at birth because of our resemblance. he has done a great job and so have all of you over the years covering the capital in a dispassionate and objective fashion. host: thank you. iran -- the president's response, has it been appropriate, and now? guest: the president is having a full-blown press conference later on today, and, i mean, no one could watch the film of the young woman