you'll hear from the president, as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington hilton. [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. yes, katie couric and justice antonin scalia. some say this is what it is all about. having journalists and policymakers together. [indiscernible] ♪ announcer: you are watching live coverage inside the ballroom. 7:50 is when the pre-dinner program is due to begin. it often runs late, as people go through the x-ray detectors to get into the dinner. there is a lot of criticism about this dinner, the coziness between the press and the politicians since it has become since the 1980's. patrick gavin is the director of a new documentary looking at the white house correspondents dinner, he talks about some of his criticisms of the white house correspondents dinner. patrick gavin: i started off with less of a critical eye then i ended off wi

. >> veterans are demanding that sue cicely be returned to her job. >> the pot study has now hit a major> a snag because without a job, cecily's historic study is without a home. i spoke to her soon after her dismissal. >> what do you think's happening? >> i think arizona legislature is dominated by several very extreme bankers who are opposed to this type of research, even though it is an fda controlled study. >> i can say that the university of arizona is not bowing to political pressure either on research or any employee. >> chris is the spokesman for the university of arizona. he insists dr. cecily's termination had nothing to do with marijuana research. >> what did you think when you heard that news? >> anger. >> shawn kiernan is angry because he knows what's at stake, the lives of thousands of veterans every year. >> how important are those scientific studies to you? >> it makes me speechless, which is something that doesn't happen a lot, that as a society, as a university as arizona is, as a country that says we love our vets, we have 22 veterans killing themselves a day. >> shawn

. >> we have women cicely is the oldest person to be featured in most beautiful ever.traditional choices and give confidence to women. >> they feel even more beautiful as they age and that's nice for our readers to hear. >> it's a great issue and it sells more than the least beautiful people -- >> we decided not to do that one anymore. >> we know all of them. we do not know them, that's the thing, you never know. >> matthew mcconaughey makes the list why. >> we have people doing good in addition to being beautiful. he has the just keep living foundation, looks to empower youth to go into schools. they work with 2,000 students across 24 different programs and team up with other programs in the world but it's about helping people make good choices and helping students make good choices and putting them on the right track. >> one last question does he help that he thinks of himself as so spir it ewell does that make him prettier? >> yes it does. >> i think the majority of readers readers are women. why do women want to look at pictures of beautiful women and talk about wo

our member one of the great arguments in favor of capitalism back then in the cold war base was for cicely this pluralism. now what we are thinking is the notion that this monoculture where we can public must by definition be problematic in everything private must necessarily be on the road to virtue. that doesn't work very well. it does work great well here in the united states and has worked very well anywhere. what precise mix we use is another matter. that may be a bit more precise regard except the policies and this is where i'm going to be specific privatization, pensions and labor markets. just the big three out of the hat. take privatization. let me tell you what our policy is on this. firstly we look at privatizations that took place in the last few years. they were disasters. firstly they were the point of view of legal public rights so a number of significant ones collapsed when they were taken to the high court the great high court. the european competition commission so you have private investors to go through the arduous process of blending in auction. they make an investment

you'll hear from the president as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington himent. -- hilton. ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. katie correct and justice scalia . some say this is what it is all about. having journalists and policymakers together. [indiscernible] announcer: you are watching live coverage inside the ballroom. 7:50 is when the pre-dinner program is due to begin. it often runs late as people go through the extra detectors to get into the dinner. there is a lot of criticism about this dinner, the coziness between the press and the politicians since it has become since the 1980's. the director of a new documentary looking at the white house correspondents dinner, he talks about some of his criticisms of the white house correspondents dinner. >> i started off with less of a critical eye then i ended off with. i started off by saying wh

you'll hear from the president as well as cicely strong of "saturday night live," that's part of the entertainment and c-span will be live throughout the evening, so we're taking you now inside the ballroom here at the washington himent. -- hilton. ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] [indiscernible] ♪ [indiscernible] announcer: live coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. katie correct and justice scalia . some say this is what it is all about. having journalists and policymakers together. [indiscernible] announcer: you are watching live coverage inside the ballroom. 7:50 is when the pre-dinner program is due to begin. it often runs late as people go through the extra detectors to get into the dinner. there is a lot of criticism about this dinner, the coziness between the press and the politicians since it has become since the 1980's. the director of a new documentary looking at the white house correspondents dinner, he talks about some of his criticisms of the white house correspondents dinner. >> i started off with less of a critical eye then i ended off with. i started off by saying wh