has the wife of clarence thomas qualified on those grounds. how justice thomas' spouse spends her weekends, why it is important and what she wears on her head. >>> still ahead, just about the most interesting thing that's happened in delaware politics since delaware got its nickname. and delaware's nickname is the first state. totally unexpected republican political civil war has broken out. ?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?)?) >>> we rarely do this but i want you to see some tape tonight just because i want you to know that it exists. we have been researching the story of this tape all day today and as far as we can tell, we don't think there is any precedent for it in american history. we don't think there is any precedent for the spouse of a sitting supreme court justice being engaged in political activism to the extent that the wife of associate justice clarence thomas is doing right now and of which we have tape. in general the family member of a supreme court justice would not be somebody whose activities would be considered inherently newsworth

is high up as clarence thomas who use you know months in a lawyer he is narrow groups chief justice or justice a misprint court well the recombinant who are in growth hormone michael two are pushed through congress it is now just been appointed by dart or president obama. chief of food safety. of course are. going to not want g.m.o. foods or. start we're doing. better man or what we're actually eating there i don't think many people realize the earlier ship it change unethically modified food an intellectual property and patent laws as we see these laws apply toward creating oligarch please and doowop allee's certainly in the intellectual property field of music and television and films you've got the rise of the monopolist who's using extending copyright law to create monopoly pricing in intellectual property in that room but monsanto what they what they've done is they've said look the sea is is not something that's reproduce and available to all the seed is our intellectual property months and all effectively has rebranded earth and you know monsanto has a god complex in other words

that's why clarence thomas was so opposed. democrat party loves to say they believe in civil rights. himming the downtrodden. helping blacks get ahead. clarence thomas gets nominated, all hell breaks lose and they set out to destroy him. he represents the threat. here's a guy when we was confirmed is now the most powerful in real terms black man in america. and he didn't get they're going through the democratic party civil rights group, affirmative action, represents a threat shows people you can succeed and become whatever you want, without going the route, the ruling class tells you must or the democrat party tells you must. same with palin. she has lived a full and rich real life. nothing was paved for her. hillary clinton, didn't even get a full partnership at a law firm until bill became governor. michelle obama got the no-show job at the chicago hospital after her husband was elected the illinois legislature. these women, did it on their own. their dads didn't pave the way. parents, sponsors didn't pave the way i think r

back in the 1980's, clarence thomas used to be the head of the equal employment opportunity commission. he signed off on a directive that said that title 7 applies to employment decisions that are made based on criminal background checks because those decisions had a disparate impact on people of color. there are great procedures in place that say that employers cannot discriminate on some based on a criminal record unless they can show that it is based directly on the job. basic common sense standards that are not in force because people mostly locked around -- employers mostly walk around saying that anybody with a criminal record of a felony or these blanket policies are illegal under title 7, so we need to strengthen title 7, up the title 7, and apply the standards to state law as well. and there is a good piece of legislation that would do some of that. then, san francisco was one of the first communities to adopt a policy called and the box -- ban the box. it is responsible for getting this whole thing going, but now, 21 local cities and counties around the country have adopted s

today on c-span, jenny thomas, founder of liberty central, the wife of clarence thomas. she talks about the problems facing america, for heroes in conservative life, and the steps that shooting should be taken to help conservatives retake congress in midterm elections. coming up at 5:35. now, terry anderson, head of the property environment research center, offering a critical perspective. discussing how the movement is often misguided in advocacy, posted from colorado springs, this is about one hour. >> most people who think about this issue, environmental economics, the same way that one of the reviewers spoke of my book, "free-market environmentalism is an oxymoron in part." i hope that you will not think that when i am finished. but i do not want to talk to about greener-than-thou. no one can live in this day and age without encountering that word, green. you might remember that kermit the frog said that it was not easy to be green. but today it must be easy, someone might say, because everyone is. when you pick up in newspaper or magazine, you cannot help but find s

clarence thomas and sanio alito and sonia sotomayor and elena kagan as well. next is michael on the independent line. could morning. caller: -- good morning. caller: i am just 24 years old and how my view is that the baby boom cogeneration did not properly set gaza for what is about to come to us. -- properly set us up for what is about to come to us. we're coming up out of high school and college and no one was even kind enough to let us know that these things were even issues. on this week, we need a denver- based not just in the senate, but in every form of government because things are -- we need a younger base, not just in the senate, but in every form of government because things are coming faster and faster. my parents' generation do not know about things like iphones and things like that. those are things that can be used for education. host: thank you, michael. here is a tweet -- michael kinsley is suggesting the baby boomers can redeem themselves by addressing the national debt burden. here is what he writes. next is a call from georgia. mrs. gerrie

up next, remarks from the conservative activist, the wife of clarence thomas.alks about term limits, redistricting, and the republican party. this is 45 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> thank you. what a blessing. you have so many fun things you can do, but i am so proud to be invited by jennifer and rich, and what a great organization they have to help us save this country, so thank you for your time. thank you for coming, and i would ask you to bear with me as i speak a little and ask some questions, and i will be on to the next speaker, who is of the front table. what a pleasure. >> how many of you remember the goose that laid the golden egg? just think, they said, if we did have all the gold eggs, we could be richer than ever. the couple cut to reduce open, only to find she was like every other goose. they would have no more golden eggs. i know i am speaking to the choir, but our friends, co- workers, and neighbors have had a false hope that america would continue to

. >> ginni thomas, founder of the liberty center, and wife of clarence thomas spoke of the steamboat annual conference. she discussed the problems she sees base in america, where he rose in current conservative political life, and the steps she thinks should be taken to help retake congress in the midterm elections. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. [applause] what a blessing. good afternoon, patriots. what a pleasure to be with you today. what a beautiful place. i told jennifer and rick that it is very distracting trying to save the country from a place like this where god's beauty is all around and you have such wonderful people and so many fun things to do instead. i am so proud to be here and be invited by jennifer and rep. what a great organization they have to help you and i saved this country. thank you for your time today. thank you for coming. thank you for thinking with us. i ask you to bear with me as i speak to you little bit and then ask questions. then i will be out of your hair and on to the next speaker you will have. i am honored to see karen angle a

gerry thomas, founder of the activism website liberty central, and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, she talked about the pproblems facing america, and the steps she thinks should be taken to help conservatives retake congress in the midterm elections. that will be a father top 35 eastern -- that will be at 5:35 p.m. eastern on c-span. the house of commons, standing up its weakened prime minister's questions to challenge david cameron, leader of the conservative party coalition with liberal democrats. the five candidates include two brothers, ed and david milliband. >> sky news liberal leadership debate live from norwich. 20 days' time, a new leader of the opposition will be chosen by the labor party. we had the tony and gordon show all week, so can one of the five candidates here finally bury the -- take the fight back to the coalition government? voting has started in this congress -- in this contest, so there is everything to play for. we come here at the suggestion of the labor party because the candidates for leadership and yet to hold a contest in east anglia. our first candid

after that, ruth marx from -- remarks from ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. tomorrow morning, a discussion on changes to the health care system. after the, george melloan talks about the u.s. economy and the federal reserve. then anthony placido on u.s. drug enforcement and intelligence gathering. later, religious leaders will hold a news conference to talk about religious tolerance in the u.s. they will discuss the reaction to the proposed islamic cultural center near ground zero. live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern. follow the people and events that make his three online at the seas and video library reaching the impeachment of the president -- online on the c- span video library. it is washington your way. at this year's american renewable energy day, a group of executives laid out their ideas. they emphasize the benefits to renewable energy. ted turner, t. boone pickens, and james cameron giant -- joined. this is a little over an hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >

issues after dinner into law school cafeteria and some of the students for conservative such as clarence thomas now of the supreme course it is a more liberal, the leading critical race theorists today. we sat at a table we call the black table. in the book i describe the black table as follows: the black table wasn't a liberal or conservative table, it was a scholars tabled, we disagreed routinely but almost as often concede it to those arguments. we did not just half opposing opinions we also had knowledge and integrity which enabled us to walk away from the table as friends remained friends to this day. at the risk of something presumptuous i would like to vote the black tables ambiance of civility and intelligence for today's discussion and i hope that we can give polite consideration to opposing points of view. this the only way i know how to play this game. let me start with a allegory of a poker game and this involves to individuals one white the other black and the game is in progress about 350 years. during this time the white player has been cheating and at the end of the three and a