so yeah and stokely was interviewed by brian lamb near the end of his life.they always had a special relationship. >> host: in fact if you want to see that interview a few months before kwame ture stokely carmichael died you can go to the c-span video library available at c-span.org. just type in kwame ture and stokely carmichael and you will be able to watch that. gentlemen we are running out of time. mr. clyburn we have referenced ferguson a couple of times here in this conversation. what's going to happen when congress comes back with regard to the hearings, legislative action especially perhaps a lot of the talk was about the militarization of the police force. do you foresee any legislative action on behalf of congress? >> guest: oh yes i do especially regarding the militarization of the police forces. i think to have police officers decked out in camouflage, sit in the top of these mraps many of which are made in my district and i know why they are made. they are there for ieds, ieds that were really maiming people. they were made for the city streets.

. >> guest: brian lamb the founder talks about how stokely carmichael was part of the inspiration for c-span. he saw carmichael speak as a young man and he said carmichael gave a brilliant speech and lecture and he was in person seeing it in later on on the nightly news he saw the same speech he had been at. he said he thought the news was the most incendiary part in all the well digested subtle nuances of the speech. the most incendiary fall of the park and he felt that he wanted to create a media platform where people could speak from beginning to and in their entirety and he would let viewers decide what it is they just experienced. kwame ture was interviewed by brian lamb so they always have a special relationship. >> host: in fact if you want to see that interview a few months before kwame ture stokely carmichael, died you can go to the c-span video library. it's all available at c-span.org. type in kwame ture or stokely carmichael and you will be able to watch that. gentlemen we are running out of time. mr. clyburn you made reference to ferguson a couple of times here in this co

>> host: we will do that ensure do that ensure, and to brian lamb to brian lamb is well soaking up thank you very much. guess one of the things i'm looking forward to in the new congress is seeing who emerges as the dealmakers. with the new people that will be reaching across the aisle. some unlike tom coburn coming, who is very conservative ideas i'm working with democrats and the senator lankford going to -- i think senator manchin is one. he is obviously not new but with all of senators coming and it will be interesting to see where they fall. >> host: this is jenny beth barton from the tea partier cassation gives you a sense of pressure house and senate republicans will be facing from the right. let's watch. >> for republican leaders speaker john boehner in john boehner in the house and pursue majority leader to be mitch mcconnell in the senate i have two words. earned this. live up to your promises. repeal obamacare. use reconciliation to pass a bill repealing obamacare and put on the president's desk. let him veto it and draw a line in the sand. secure the border and block the pres

brian lamb is a true santa claus for america. host: i have call that i have heard them called many things but not santa claus. caller: you give america a gift with c-span. i disagree with the guy in california but the other guy should not be called an idiot. let's not call each other names. i'm a moderate republican and i'm trying to promote bipartisan efforts and i sent a letter to my congressman who was a republican and i have been in correspondence with marco rubio and i've sent letters to elizabeth warren and debbie wasserman schultz to ask them since we will have shortages in is future of resources, this one of the main things we have to study. i want a bipartisan congressional study group for phosphate and how we will do a the coming shortages. mitch mcconnell should be prime minister and we have to govern and work with obama. and jon huntsman will be or is ration. he has the organization no labels. he will be our inspiration. magazine, itist said we can fix obamacare. that was about a month ago. mitch mcconnell will be pri

which, by the way, was founded by a purdue alum, brian lamb, so there you go. [laughter] boiler up. >> jack, my name is mark weber, and my question is, what do you think the long-term impact on the next presidency and the following one on this men dollarocracy, you know, this government by, you know, continue allying -- continual lying will have on following -- >> i just saw a clip the other day of a leading democrat strategist on the morning joe show with joe scarborough saying, you know, i think we made a mistake in 2012, we didn't elect mitt romney. i think what you need for the next president is someone who you trust and who is a fixer, someone who can fix things and who can lead and who can organize. and there may be, on the republican side, a battle between the idealogues, one of them myself, actually, and the pragmatist, one of whom is also mideast. [laughter] myself. >> both ways. >> yeah, both ways. but i would like someone -- in 2016 we need someone who can lead and who can fix, so, in my opinion. yes, sir. >> hi, floyd gingrich. jack, the news came o

brian lamb is a true santa claus for america.host: i have call that i have heard them called many things but not santa claus. caller: you give america a gift with c-span. i disagree with the guy in california but the other guy should not be called an idiot. let's not call each other names. i'm a moderate republican and i'm trying to promote bipartisan efforts and i sent a letter to my congressman who was a republican and i have been in correspondence with marco rubio and i've sent letters to elizabeth warren and debbie wasserman schultz to ask them since we will have shortages in is future of resources, this one of the main things we have to study. i want a bipartisan congressional study group for phosphate and how we will do a the coming shortages. mitch mcconnell should be prime minister and we have to govern and work with obama. and jon huntsman will be or is ration. he has the organization no labels. he will be our inspiration. magazine, itist said we can fix obamacare. that was about a month ago. mitch mcconnell will be prim

getting to know you better -- am going to ask weston that sounds in all but works well when brian lamb asks it on c-span. tell me about a book you have read recently and while is good. >> i have two books that are theirational and i keep month the table by my bed and tried to read them a little bit every night. my grandfather's son and my beloved world. [laughter] >> quick thinking. >> he is keeping it with his two constitutions in his pocket. >> it is a hard question to answer. i try to read things other than the law over the summer, but when the summer comes to an end, i vow that you can just read briefs because so much of our lives is reading an incredible amount of legal material. -- i also love list, so i found a list of things you can read in a day. i've started it all and that is my vow for the coming term. some things i had read many years ago like a story from dubliners and i said you did not really understand this when you are 17 years old. some very moving things like that. >> i do a combination of legal books and on legal books. summer, i read a book on my colleague and i a

getting to know you better -- am going to ask weston that sounds in all but works well when brian lamb asks it on c-span. tell me about a book you have read recently and while is good. >> i have two books that are theirational and i keep month the table by my bed and tried to read them a little bit every night. my grandfather's son and my beloved world. [laughter] >> quick thinking. >> he is keeping it with his two constitutions in his pocket. >> it is a hard question to answer. i try to read things other than the law over the summer, but when the summer comes to an end, i vow that you can just read briefs because so much of our lives is reading an incredible amount of legal material. -- i also love list, so i found a list of things you can read in a day. i've started it all and that is my vow for the coming term. some things i had read many years ago like a story from dubliners and i said you did not really understand this when you are 17 years old. some very moving things like that. >> i do a combination of legal books and on legal books. summer, i read a book on my colleague and i a

. >>> is thank, god bless brian lamb and thank you for c-span. >>> and we voted for are the republicans, half of which are tea party members and, we sent them to congress to, stop president baraka obama. >>> what do you want stopped? >>> the aggressive agenda, the epa, and most of government, which needs to be reduced, and stop feeding off the wallets of the people and we don't need this. we need government to leave us alone. >>> in california, nurses are planning to strike ahead of a larger protest over ebola measures. >>> this ahead of a hearing, as we told you, this afternoon, on the senate side and, that's at 2 p.m. and, so, 2 p.m. or c.-span three, we're covering a hearing about ebola be. q.and also, this tweet, this morning, that,. >>> now, your up. >>> thank you for c-span. i don't think that we need another bush in, there. we're heading for dynasties and, the united states is almost like a king. and that's my comment. thank you very much. >>> james, newark, new jersey. >>> first of all, i'm an independent. y will fight defense. >>> and now, what happens is, they should stop list

lambs nibble grasses and blaeeet. i know you're too hungry to reason with but you have to [ bleep ] eat. >> john lithgow. >> brian cranstons respond to, an elaborate muffin basket. >> you lure them in with that. the response to "go the blank to sleep" was overwhelming. were you surprised by that? >> yeah. i was flabbergasted by it. i wrote it in 38 minutes with no pants on. >> what about this one? >> this took me about 49 minutes, also with no pants on. >> why the subject of eating? is this something you've dealt with in your own home? >> it is something i've dealt with in my own home. my daughter is 6 1/2 now, very adventurous, but also inconsistent. one day she might ask me to make her pancakes and by the time they're ready she no longer eats pancakes. >> she's over that. >> i don't eat crunchy food no more, pop. i didn't get that memo. >> did you make crunchy pancakes? she's 6 1/2 now. how do you think she'll feel when she grows up and realizes that she's the subject of a profanity-laced book? >> she is aware of that now. it has no bearing on her life but she likes to tell me that she's famous. >> are there tips in the

lambs nibble on grass and bleat. i know you're too hungry to reason with but you have to [ bleep ] eat. >> that's great brian cranstono book called you have to eat. welcome back. of course the first one, was the go to sleep book and as a new parent when that book came out, we were sharing it with all other new parents that had just recently born children. and it struck a cord with all of us. why do you think it was successful? >> i think it was because there are things that are taboo to talk about in parenting and one is how frustrating it can be. this book gave people the opportunity to realize they weren't the only one that felt this way after an hour spent trying to escape from their child's room and a little bit of reli relief. the language, of course, is an attempt to accurately narrate the parental inner monologue. >> after you vice president had sleep this is how you're feeling as a parent. did you write this based on experience? >> oh, yeah. my daughter vivienne, beautiful, amazing daughter vivienne, 2 1/2 and sleep not high on her list of priorities. >> this is not a how to book, it doesn't tell you how to g