host: joining us from los angeles, carl anthony. thank you very much for getting up early on a sunday morning and sharing with our audience your perspective on the jackie kennedy recordings. guest: you're welcome. host: we will continue this conversation tomorrow. among more topics, dean baker joining us, the co-director of the center for economic and policy research. james sherk with a round table on the republican job proposals. you may have heard about a story with regard to a number of items that come from pharmaceutical companies, they come from overseas. up to 80% of chemicals and other ingredients are made outside the united states. what does this mean for your safety? and then a reporter from "the military times" talking about the cost of military pensions. that is tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. on the "washington journal." thank you for being with us on sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] ♪

host: carl anthony?st: again, if you take one or two exurbs out, you will find that she seems to contradict yourself throughout the 7.5 hours. she makes something flattering about the french president. in fact, at one point on the tape, she says, you know, you begin to realize that no person is all black or all white. suggesting that people are a mixture of attributes and deficiencies. and that is what is really -- in no, these tapes, if you are looking for things on clothes or mistresses or jewelry, you will not find it. when you were going to find here is somebody who lived in the white house, i would say, perhaps maybe on the level of someone like thomas jefferson, who is interested in some many different worlds. and really with a pursuit of it into a great depth. even in her humor, it is reflected when she talks about meeting their recently freed cuban exiles who had been part of the secret of american and that failed efforts to invade cuba, the bay of pigs. and she talks about how haggard -- they ha

diehl >> john difato >> vincent difazio >> carl anthony difranco >> donald difranco eddie dillard' >>you and miss you. >> and my sister. cathy, i cannot believe it has been 10 years since i have seen your smile or heard your voice. god chose his angels on 9-11, and you are one of the angels he chose. he will forever be in our hearts. i would like to thank everyone who did the memorial. it is very beautiful. i love you, cathy. >> william john dimmling >> marisa dinardo schorpp >> christopher m. dincuff >> jeffrey mark dingle >> anthony dionisio >> george dipasquale >> joseph dipilato >> douglas frank distefano >> ramzi a. doany >> john joseph doherty >> melissa c. doi >> brendan dolan >> neil matthew dollard >> james joseph domanico >> benilda pascua domingo >> carlos dominguez >> jerome mark patrick dominguez >> and my father. now lucas, me, my mom, and my grandma, we all love and miss you. >> and my beloved father, lawrence davidson. you would be so proud of your granddaughters. we love you. >> kevin w. donnelly >> jacqueline donovan >> william donovan >> stephen scott dorf >> thomas

later, historian carl anthony on the book "jacqueline kennedy." that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. sunday on "road to the white house," speeches by rick perry and michele bachmann. >> i was not one of those people who knew at the age of 12 that he wanted to be a doctor or a lawyer, or for that matter, a governor or president. i spent many a night pondering my purpose, talking to god, wondering what to do with this one life, among the billions that were on the planet. what i learned as i talk to god was that i did not have to have all the answers, that they would be revealed for me in due time. >> as nominee of the republican

diehl john difato vincent difazio carl anthony difranco donald difranco eddie a.atrick dimino >> and my brother, christopher newton carter. we love you and miss you. you will remain in our hearts forever. >> and my sister. cassie, cannot believe it has been 10 years since i have seen your smile. you were one of the angels got had frozen on 9/11. you will ever be in our hearts. god also chose dad five years later. thank you to everyone who did the memorial. it is beautiful. william john dimmling christopher m. dincuff jeffrey mark dingle anthony dionisio george dipasquale douglas frank distefano ramzi a. doany john doctor, jr. john joseph doherty melissa c. doi brendan dolan robert dolan, jr. neil matthew dollard james joseph domanico benilda pascua domingo alberto dominguez. >> and my father, who is a love that never dies. we love you so much and miss you. >> and our beloved father, lawrence davidson. you'd be so proud of your granddaughters. we love you. carlos dominguez jerome mark patrick dominguez kevin w. donnelly jacqueline donovan william h. donovan stephen

later, carl anthony about his store conversations on life. that is coming up tomorrow morning here on c-span. >> on sunday, representative henry waxman talks about republican plans to roll back regulations on the environmental protection agency and other energy issues. that is at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> you see the flash. then you hear them cry out in pain. the second thing you hear them say is, if i have lost anything special, shoot me. >> he is the director of the 30- minute documentary about his friend who was severely wounded in afghanistan. the film follows his journeys in coping with rehabilitation. >> next, a senate health committee hearing on the safety of drugs made outside the u.s. the fda deputy commissioner testifies along with an official from the government accountability office. this is about two hours. 80% merican drug ingredients and 40% of finished drugs are made abroad. this hearing is two hours. >> senate committee on health education labor and peng pensions will come to order we have convened this h

and later historian carl anthony on the book jack lynn kennedy, historic conversations on life. that's live at 7:00 eastern here on c-span. >> sunday on "newsmakers" representative waxman talks about plans to roll back regulations. that's at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 eastern on c-span. >> next, a discussion on the latino community and immigration. with representative charles gonzalez and senator bob menendez. this is part of an event hosted by the congressional hispanic caucus institute as part of their annual conference. this is a little over an hour. >> we're going to talk first and foremost about the state of immigration reform, lack of it. senator, you have been instrumental, you have presented a new bill once again tackling the issue first of border security and safety, and then the reality of what to do about the millions of people who don't have documents, many of whom are united states citizens. i don't hear much buzz about that legislation. and we can imagine why. but why don't you tell us. >> well, first of all, let me say i appreciate having this panel and this is the close

and historian carl sferrazza anthony talks about the book of job: kenny. -- jacqueline kennedy. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the first thing, you hear the boom and see the flash and everything and then the next thing you hear, you hear them cry out in pain. the second thing i heard him is, you know, if i've lost anything special, you know, shoot me. >> sunday, ivan candor and rob jones, candor is the director of a 30-minute documentary of his friend marine corporal rob jones who was severely injured in action. the book "survive, recover, live" looks at him coping with his time in iraq and his rehabilitation on c-span's "q&a." . >> president obama awarded the medal of honor to iraq and afghanistan war veteran dakota meyer. he was honored for saving 13 american and afghanistan soldiers with a fight -- during a fight with the taliban. he is the first living marine to receive the medal of honor since the vietnam war. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama, accompanied by battle of

and carl sferrazza anthony talks about the book on jacqueline kennedy. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the first thing, you hear the boom and see the flash and everything and then the next thing you hear, you hear them cry out in pain. the second thing i heard him is, you know, if i've lost anything special, you know, shoot me. >> sunday, ivan candor and rob jones, candor is the director of a 30-minute documentary of his friend marine corporal rob jones who was severely injured in atching. the book "survive, recover, live" looks at him coping with his time in iraq and his rehabilitation on c-span's rehabilitation on c-span's "q&a."

carl spa rauz za anthony joins me to talk about this.ays during those interviews are pretty revealing about her husband's presidency. what strikes you most about these tapes and these interviews? >> well, i think it's going to be certainly one of the great strengths that jackie kennedy had as first lady and one upon which in the course of interviews i did with many people who worked with her in it the administration, they always pointed out that oftentimes it was not policy of her husband's that she was expert at as much as it was assessing as slesen jer said a ruthless judgment, the character and quality, the intelligence, and the honesty of in that day and age men, exclusively with whom her husband interacted with, cabinet members, vice president johnson, civil rights leaders like martin luther king but also heads of state. >> according to the "new york times," she calls the french president an ego maniac. does it surprise you to hear her speak sog candidly and so openly? >> not at all. it's so fascinating to me because, you know, the

anthony beesen. >> lawrence ira beck. carl john. >> michael ernest beakman. >> maria barr. >> it is an honor to say my brother's name. christopher edmond lunder, who, with his sparkling blue eyes and infectious smile is greatly missed and deeply loved every single day. >> and my father, colipsa aniya jr. we love you. >> debby bellows. >> steven elliott belson. >> paul ben detti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret benson. >> dominick j. berardi. >> james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> john p. bergen. >> alvin birdsong. >> daniel david bergstein. >> graham andrew barkley. and my brother, my best friend, paul frederick betiny. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mom a kiss for me up there and let me give a shout out to men and women who have built this memorial and to our first responders and our military. thank you all very much. [applause] >> my brother, anthony edward gallagher. we love you and miss you. >> donna m. berno. >> david w. bernard. >> william h. ber

anthony g. peluso angel ramon pena richard al penny salvatore f. pepe carl peralta robert david peraza jon a. perconti alejo perez >> my domestic partner. >> and our son, and his son, who was 10 days old when he died. we miss you. >> you live in my heart and i will never forget you. >> angel perez, jr. angela susan perez anthony perez ivan perez nancy e. perez joseph john perroncino edward j. perrotta emelda h. perry glenn c. perry john william perry franklin allan pershep danny pesce michael john pescherine davin peterson william russell peterson >> and my brother in law, father, uncle, and friend. we will miss you forever. >> to my brother, special operations, 10 years and feels like yesterday. we love you and miss you. >> mark petrocelli philip scott petti glen kerrin pettit dominick pezzulo kaleen elizabeth pezzuti kevin pfeifer tu-anh pham kenneth phelan sneha ann philips gerard phillips suzette eugenia piantieri ludwig john picarro matthew m. picerno joseph oswald pick christopher pickford dennis j. pierce bernard pietronico nicholas p. pietrunti .> and to my husband' >>theodoros pigis

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