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c-span: what kind of motels? i mean, that can be expensive. >> guest: yeah, well, motel 6 became my home away from home. it was very--i was very budget-conscious, and also, you know, being a young black man out on the road, i didn't want to court, you know, too much, you know, folly so i didn't want to sort of sleep in the car too much or go camping alone. c-span: what do you mean 'court folly'? >> guest: well, you know, there's sort of this phenomenon in this country called racism or running afoul, even if you haven't done anything of... c-span: did you find that anywhere? >> guest: no, i can't really say that i have. i mean, i try to avoid it at best--you know, i just didn't put myself in situations where i could be misconstrued as having no--you know, being--trespassing or being someplace i didn't need to be. but i can't say that anything overtly occurred. c-span: did you have to pay for all these expenses out of your--out of your advance? >> guest: yeah, out of my advance and grants and that sort of thing, ye

c-span: why?guest: because then you can if he has drk, i mean, the concrete example happened during the strategic review which mccrystal and petraeus used the media and strategic leaks to the media to get the number of troops they wanted. c-span: when in the midst did the 60 minutes profile come out? >> guest: in the middle of the beginning of the controversy over the strategic review. there was a concerted campaign waged by friendly journalists, friendly think tankers who worked for mccrystal recently and they were sort of pushing this idea at the same time. it was a concerted deliberate and cautious campaign. c-span: thirty-second where he come from. >> guest: right. he started at west point his father was a general. kind of a wild man reputation. went in to the rangers and special forces community as he went through his career, then over the last decade, the war on terror decade mccrystal played one of the if not the most pivotal role in the worldwide counterterrorism agency. c-span: when did h

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c-span: who is he? >> guest: yes, i don't like the way -- he is a lawyer that apparently came out, out of the institute for policy that is headed by ambassador white, which everybody knows is a very liberal individual, and actually, i didn't realize at the time that they were the ones who got very involved in this investigation. it is the group of ambassador white. c-span: ambassador white used to be the ambassador to el salvador? >> guest: to el salvador, at the end of jimmy carter's presidency. c-span: and jack blum worked for him? >> guest: yeah, he was a member or trustee -- of the board or trustees of jack blum's -- excuse me -- of ambassador's white organization. and it is fascinating when you see the relationship between jack blum, kerry's committee, the christian institute that was recently thrown out of court -- all the things that they did with that completely outrageous claim of assassination teams and the assassination of adam pastora, probably you are familiar with it, that lasted for over

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c-span: and the name? >> guest: our time. c-span: how did that go?on my home site is still there, on demand i believe. >> guest: you can still watch on demand. you can buy it on dvd, stream it online as well. again, i submitted my film, and ended up getting hired as a producer. c-span: whited hbo want to do this project? >> guest: hbo -- they are a wonderful channel because they produce a ton of content, but they are socially conscious and every couple years they produce large public health campaigns. they first did one on cancer, benediction. i worked on the alzheimer's project and is recently did a public health campaign on obesity. c-span: what did you learn? over the big things you learn from the alzheimer's project and how many different shows further? >> guest: these four different films. i was a producer on one of them called momentum and science, which is sort of where we are in the sign of alzheimer's. there is a film for children. as a film for caregivers. and i've learned a ton. i'd gone from working on my own in a closet in my apartment,

c-span: where? >> guest: all of the country, teaching eighth graders how to do first-year algebra, which he says is the dividing line between where you have a chance in life or not much like the right to vote was in mississippi in the 60's. c-span: fred shuttle's worth. >> guest: firebrand birmingham preacher who personalized the duel with bill konar, the lieutenant invited dr. king to birmingham for the climactic showdown of 63. c-span: who was bull konar? >> guest: the police chief in the director of public safety and birmingham who kind of personified segregation in birmingham, the city allows most like k-town in south africa. c-span: and john lewis. >> guest: john lewis, young man grew up stuttering, preaching to chickens in rural alabama, went to college in ashbel, became a screen writer on one of the shock troops and the most devoted of king's followers on the students and is now a congressman from -- she's my mom and dad's, from the fifth district of atlanta. c-span: james bevel. >> guest: ja

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c-span: who is he? >> guest: james johnson is a democratic, political operator, had run campaign for president, was the guy who preached wall street a little bit, had worked at lehman brothers and perhaps a bobby and after, the related, as democratic minnesota politics. that's where he was born. that's where he was raised, went to princeton and then came to washington. and really unders to the game, really understood the key thing he knew he had to do was to protect the government subsidy, to protect the implied government guarantee that stood behind fannie mae and its smaller brethren, freddie mac. c-span: out of reach of another cut line under the picture of the fannie mae headquarters. he said made sensuous type orders in washington with design in colonial williamsburg. i guess in seeing that picture in your description, i started thinking, i don't know if every scene inside this place. i've been writing since the mid-1990s. so i am not a friend of fannie mae. but i've never been inside. some reporte

sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q q & a. ♪ c-span: this week on q & a rewired for change. non-profit group working with at-risk children in baltimore, maryland. .. >> guest: there were suggestions and i thought it was the most enlightening repression that anyone could get into. i was quite opposed anything of that nature. so i had always said that i never wanted to be an actress in this profession and they kept knocking me in the back of the head. eventually i felt that i had to turn it around. c-span: what was your first acting job? >> guest: it was a small independent film. very few people have seen the film. i have gone back to school and i had planned on teaching and writing a novel. that was the track that i was on. i had spent time on the stage quite a bit and my teacher thought that i should audition for a role. in the and the way he coming to do it was simply by telling me that they needed someone who had an athletic build and someone who played high school sports and i have done that. and i looked at it and i thought, oh, what harm would that do. so i ended up wit

c-span: television in the court. c-span: television in the court. c-span: i bring it up because congress has resolutions ordering the court to go on television. why are you against it? >> guest: i was for it when i first joined the court, and switched and remained on that side of it. i'm against it because i do not believe as the proponents of television in the courts assert that the purr of televising our hearings would be to educate the american people. that's not what it would end up doing. if i thought it would educate the american people, i would be all for it. if the american people sat down and watched our proceedings, gavel to gavel, they would never ask, judge, why do you have to be a lawyer to be on the supreme court? the constitution doesn't -- no, the constitution doesn't say so, but if you know what the real business is, if you know that we're not usually contemplating our naval, should there be a right to this or that or a right to abortion, should there be a right to -- that's not usually what we are doing. we deal with the internal r

c-span: lou dobbs. >> guest: yes. c-span: why? >> guest: i hate to paste him publicly, but i had enough of screamers in my life-time. i didn't want to be screamed at by people anymore. c-span: who are some of the other screamers in television? >> guest: oh, there's lots of screamers in television. it's an abysmal business. you know that, brian. it's actually a great business, but there's a high level of screaming and freneticism and chaos and panic and envy and settling scores. the stakes are high. you're driven by greed and ego. lots of money, lots of ego fed to be on the air, influencing the public. these things are the engine. c-span: did you do any of the screaming? >> guest: sure. c-span: why? >> guest: caught up in the moment. i don't know anybody that hasn't screamed at one time or another in television. maybe one or two people. c-span: craig j. spence. we heard a lot about craig j. spence here in this town. i'm not sure the rest of the country did because it was a washington times story about his "escapades." where did you

c-span: hard to lift. i've been carrying this thing around, trying to read it. >> guest: my sympathies. i always tell my friends it's easier to read than it is to carry. c-span: you really don't know where to start. i want to ask you about the candidates in just a second. one more thing -- where physically did you write the book? >> guest: i wrote it at a word processor in my house in cambridge. i have an upstairs office. i actually have two computers set up -- one with notes, one for copy. from those two keyboards this book emerged. c-span: did you tape record any of your interviews? >> guest: i did tape some, yes. c-span: what have you done with all those tapes? >> guest: actually we have a very happy ceremonial pitching out of all of the things we had lived with -- boxes and boxes of newspapers and there must have been 300 or 400 notebooks and hundreds of audio tapes. c-span: threw them away? >> guest: tossed them out, yes. c-span: didn't save the tapes? >> guest: no. got them out. you can have no idea

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c-span: what is hamp? >> guest: hamp is the program the obama administration launched to meet the original requirements congress put forward not just a hope to banks by bailing them out, but also something about foreclosure crisis that was raging in 2008. congress insisted when they gave treasury authority to bailout the banks to also do something for homeowners in the program was launched and now it's the attention to hope for many people stay in their homes have fallen far, far short. i think it's around 800,000 now, 20% of the goal. in the book we talk about program design flaws, but also intentions behind the program and conversations with secretary geithner and others at the program is more about helping the banks survive a crisis than necessarily trying to get for million people in their homes. c-span: how much politics is played with hamp? >> guest: a tremendous amount of politics in the way they fought back against recommendations we made to do with foreclosure crisis head-on, leadership of a defin

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c-span: dr.walter williams about to try some word association and get you to talk about people in your life. start with rush limbaugh. >> guest: a lot of people ask me how did rush limbaugh call me for his show and i said he was looking in the mirror and she won't take a vacation so he said who was the second-best talk-show host in the world. no, but actually what happened is bob dorning used to fill in for him and was interviewing me on the air coming in a lot of times when i am being interviewed on the air right to go for the show and a kind of liked it. and so he called me and he said would do want to host michaud? i'm going out for a couple days and i said i never host a show in my life. so he said my people will show you what to do. that was in october of 1992, and i've been doing it off and on since then. .. and how powerful is that show. i think it's the biggest talk show in the history of radio, anywhere in the world. and, you know, 20 million people a week and i think it's a very, very s

c-span: why?guest: people who knew him best say like john who later became secretary of the treasury and navy, the great politician, once had me down to his ranch for three days, and those interviews were fascinated to me. he was closer to lyndon johnson during the early years than anyone else. he had comet to my guest house. he had a grand ranch. he come about k5u 30 in the morning. and knock on my door, he would be in jeans and open ranch shirt. he then had a great stable of quarter hours. we go over to the railing where the mexicans were running them and we would sit on the fence and he would talk to me. i asked the question. he said the one thing about lynn don johnson was afraid to fail. one thing most important to lyndon was not to be like daddy. his father had been a politician for awhile a successful politician and had failed, lost the ranch and the family was plunged no to the only bankruptcy but the laughing stock of their town. johnson when he was senator majority leader. bobby baker is

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