clint hill was assigned to jackie kennedy's security detail for four years back then. experience finally now in his new book "mrs. kennedy and me." i guess the question, clint, is why you waited to write this incredible guess the question you wait? >> i vowed i would never write or contribute to a book of any kind. i met lisa, and i began to trust her. and she convinced me my story should be documented, and i finally agreed and that is what we decided to do. >> you heard the shots. and you raced to the car, what happened then. >> i raced to the car, but just before i got there, the third shot was fired. i didn't hear the second shot because i was running. the third hit the president in the head, and it was a tremendous wound, calling blood and brain matter to come out in the car. about that time mrs. kennedy came up towards the trunk of the car. i pushed her back into the seat, and the president's body fell into her lap. >> the car was continuously moving. it starting to accelerate. i slipped and i had to run a couple extra stepped. i want today form a shield because w

we just had clint hill onto talk about the secret service.d to the service over the decadedeca. there are thousands of others, people like jerry par who save ed ronald reagan. had he not done what he did that bleak day and getting him to the hospital, there's a real question whether reagan could have made it. i don't doubt there are many stories like this on the part of those defending the presidents. because of a few knuckle heads, the reputation of the secret service has been harmed, not permanently but for a while. we've had a couple of stories for stories to find their way to the service. if they were abundant, we'd be sharing them now. we'd be talking about them here. the clint hill story, what he did on november 22nd to try to save president kennedy, what he did to protect be president's wife belong among the real sterling stories of the secret service. they tell the story that makes the young men and women want to grow up and someday take their place. every time i walk through the white house gate, i'm impressed by the professionalism

and i did my best to meet that. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a". >>> next on american history tv, oral-s from densho, the japanese american legacy project. in 1942 president franklin d. roosevelt signed executive order 9066 resulting in the forced war time relocation of more than 10,000 japanese-americans into internment camps. in this interview senator daniel inouye talks about if he would have volunteered for service out of the japanese camps as many did. he sebed with the famed 442nd regimental combat team, made up entirely of second generation japanese-americans. he was awarded the medal of honor for gallant action and lost an arm in battle. >> i guess the first question i have for you is how did the two of you meet? >> well, it was after the war because in an organization such as a regiment or battalion, you generally got acquainted with men of your platoon or your company at the most. your name, as you may know a few of them, but as a general rule, you stayed within your company confines. but after the war in discussing veteran matters with fello

. >> from late 1960 to 1964, former secret service agent clint hill served on the protective detail to first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> there isn't any gossip in there. no salacious information. it's just what happened, what she was like, things that she liked to do, how humorous she was at times, how athletic she was at times and how intelligent she was. and how kind of rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many, many times, and i did my best to -- >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q and a." >>> mr. cronin, you are an environmental historian. what does that mean? >> so, i would say environmental history is a relatively new kind of history that emerged in the 1970s and 1980s, which tries to see the role of nonhuman nature, plants, animals, diseases, the landscape, geophysical processes in american history or in world history, it's not limited to -- >> not just recent history but -- >> all the way back to the glaciers or however far you want to go back. i think that the great insight of environmental history and mark's book is really a fulfillmen

and i did my best to meet that test. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. . >>> this is c-span 3 with politics and public affairs programing throughout the week, and every weekend 48 hours of people and events telling the american story on american history tv. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites. and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >>> the brookings institution focused on america's leadership role abrodeuring a presidential election year. panelists including brookings president strobe talbot and experts on the global economy. they touched on iran's nuclear program, violence in syria, the euro crisis, and the emerging powers of india and china. this is about an hour and a half. >> i think we're going to get started. my name is benjamin wittes, and the director of the campaign 2012 project. and it's a pleasure to welcome you to -- i've actually lost track. sixth or seventh or something like that of our series of events on the critical issues of the campaign. and the critical issues more particularly of what the presid

i did my best. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >>> as the presidential campaign enters its final months and the political parties prepare for their conventions american history tv will air c-span's original series "the contenders" featuring 14 key political figures who ran for president and lost but impacted american political history. we'll air the series every weekend from june 3rd to september 2nd on sundays at 8:30 a.m., 7:30 p.m., and 10:30 p.m. eastern, all here on american history tv on c-span 3. and join us as historians previewed the series on saturday, june 2nd, at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >>> this week on the civil war, two historians discuss the wartime leadership styles of abraham lincoln and jefferson davis. this is the first in a series of sessions we'll air over the next few weeks from a conference organized

i did my best to meet that. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >>> welcome to old cow town museum, wichita, kansas. >> here in the city of wichita, of course waking up the city for 22 years, and we think we have a heck of a start. that's why the mayor comes in every wednesday. today he'll be talking a little bit about the problem we're having in the city with taxicabs. so 9:20. hang on for that. >> book tv and american history tv explore the heritage of wichita, kansas. >> well, they're modest looking paper wrapped binding but what it contains is an alphabetical list of the members of the senate and the house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only, as it says here, for the member's immediate use only. not that they had xerox machines but they were not supposed to loan this out because, as you can see, it would tell you exactly where everybody lives so you could go and but ttonhole tm and punch them if you didn't like it. >> watch for book tv and american history tv in wichita on c-span 2 and 3. >>> british prime minister david camero

speeches by first lady michelle obama and "q&a" with clint hill. has beenney's work discussed in this year's presidential campaign. on friday we spoke with michael ok a lookat to v campaign video. -- at campaign video. >> michael cranish is the co author of "the real from a." -- romney. take us back to 1994. the senate race in which bain capital surface. >> in 1940 -- 1994, most people did not know much about mitt romney. he had worked at bain capital. this was something of his credentials. he was not prepared for attack on his record. they were not prepared for attacks against bain. they have responded quickly. >> what is bain capital today and what was it in 1994? >> he founded it with the help of his mentor. it invests in and advises companies and takes a big stake in companies and they do stirrups. most of the money was made in leveraged buyouts. it went into existing companies and pay themselves. management fees and tried to either build a company or spend things off and they were successful for the investors in a fund. some did well and some

kennedy and me". >> clint hill, author of "mrs. kennedy and me". what would be the difference between then and today? how would you do things differently? >> i have -- back then there were only to assign to mrs. kennedy and today there more than two. quite a few more. i do not know the exact order. that is benefici. there are female agents available. we did not have that luxury in 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963. that makes a great deal of difference. no matter where she went, it drew a crowd and i caused a problem. we managed to do with that. and handle things the best we could. >> you have a story in your book about the main -- a man named roddy mims. >> he was a photographer in washington, d.c.. somewhat of harassment to me and others. on one occasion he did something i was very upset about. i had arranged for mrs. kennedy to arrive in washington on the military flight which is unusual for her. but to do so quietly. a separate section at the national airport. we had arranged for the white house cars to be situated outside the fence, awaiting our arrival.

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. >> from late 196 owe through 1964, former secret service agent clint hill served on the protective detail to first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> there's no gossip, no salacious information. it's just what happened, what she liked, things she liked to do, how humorous she was at times, how athletic she was at times, and how intelligent she was. and how kind of rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many, many times, and i did my best to meet that. >> more with clint hill tonight at 8:00 on c-span's

and "q&a" with former secret service agents clint hill. david cameron answered questions on the health of the british economy. he noted unemployment is decreasing although youth unemployment remained unchallenged. at the end of the session, the speaker announces that aung san suu kyi will address both houses of parliament in late june. this is about 35 minutes. >> question to the branprime minister. >> thank you. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others and in addition, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> [inaudible] does the prime minister shiver when he thinks about what happened? >> i think any hon. lady makes a good point. it is worth while listening to what the director of the imf said yesterday. when i think back myself to make 2010 when the u.k. deficit was at 11% and i try to imagine what the situation would be like today, if no such program had been decided, i shiver. that is what she said. we should remember who was responsible for leading that situation. beveling the national debt, a record deficit, a

. >>> and the secret service agent who covered jackie kennedy, clint hill, who is a great man will join us to tell us what he saw back in november of 1963. and let me finish tonight with overdue praise for the secret service. we begin with today's jobs report. paul krugman is a columnist for the "new york times" and author of the book "end this depression now" and john heilemann is an editor for "new york" magazine. and today, the jobs report was a mixed job report, and added to the payrolls were 115,000 jobs and the rate dropped to 8.1%. which is the lowest rate since president obama took office, but economic forecasters were predicting bigger growth this month, and they saw the smallest gains. but in the overall picture, consistent jobs growth for some time now, and looking at the chart, and the recession started under the previous president, of course, w. as shown in the red has seen job gains for the past two years and the obama years are in blue. you can see the uptick there month by month. paul krugman, you are the ideal and you speak for what people would like to see as policy in

. >> more with clint hill sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q & a. >> the senate veterans committee this week looked at how veteran's disabilities are evaluated. according to the government office, some service members wait a year or longer for decisions on their cases. this is an hour and a half. >> good morning and welcome to today's hearing to examine the ongoing efforts of the department of defense to provide a seamless transition for service members and veterans. almost a year ago today, this committee held a hearing on va and d.o.d. efforts to improve tran decision. at the hearing, we had an opportunity to hear from both departments about the state of the joint program. the department's testimony that day spoke to how the department's had created a transparent and expeditious evaluation process. testimony states ides is a fair, faster process. well, now that that joint system has been implemented nationwide, i have to say i am far from convinced myself that the department's implemented a disability evaluation process that is truly transparent, consistent or expeditious. there are now ov

. >> clint hill. >> how humorous and athletic shoe was at times and our intelligence she was out rum boxes she was -- rambunctious she was. she put me to the tests sometimes. >> more with clint hill this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. >> actors join vets. >> i said, what is it? you're giving me everything to jump with. >> he said we're jumping into ireland, aren't we? >> said, what does that have to do with me? >> how much do you weigh? "138 pounds." "how tall are you?" we do not want to go looking for you in spain. >> which wilson, william taft -- the legacy of the 1912 election. >> december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. >> tour the pearl harbor visitor center. three days of american history to become this holiday weekend on c-span3. >> "washington journal" continues. >> on your screen is our next guest, joseph white, and he joins us from detroit. we got word that there was a google self-driving car, and there you see it right there. we went down with cameras because we were curious. self-ncept behind a driving. guest: if you buy a luxury car or it reasonably well-equipped b

on friday, we'll be joined by the great clint hill who was assigned to first lady jackie kennedy backin that terrible day in november of 1963. his new book is called "mrs. kennedy and me." when we return, let me finish with whether mitt romney is the real deal or just a tool of the right wing. you're watching "hardball." supp. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. >>> let me finish tonight, where i started. i think there's a lot of open space in this fellow, mitt romney, wide-open space. i know he wants to cut taxes. that's what people like him say just as they tend to play golf and follow pro sports news. mitt is like every other business type. he wants to cut taxes and regulation. he's not all that interested in other things, those things that people in politics and gove

that's tomorrow we will be joined by clint hill, what a great man he was, assigned to first lady jackie kennedy on that terrible day in november in 1963. >>> welcome back to "hardball," a dramatic moment today for chen guangcheng. he was reached on the phone and said he wants to meet with secretary clinton. let's listen to some of what just happened at that hearing late today. >> translator: i want to meet with secretary clinton. i hope i can get more help from her. i also want to thank her face to face. i fear for my other family member's lives. >> he is a blind activist that was at the american embassy. all of this has happened to fast, u.s. congressman christopher henderson chaired the hearing and is with us now. i know you have been involved in human rights in china for a long time now. how do you think this is working out right now and how it should be working out. >> so far it's a failure, and i hope there can still be a happy ending. when he was released to the chinese under an agreement, it was not written down with guarantees of his safety. those that know china know there's no

. >> former secret service agent clint hill. >> palin click she was a times and how intelligent she was at times. and how rambunctious she was and put me to the test many times. i did my best. >> more sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on q&a. >> now remarks by the deputy director of the johnson space flight center. she spoke at the u.s. air force academy national character and leadership symposium p.m. she was the first hispanic woman to go into space and your missions included the international space station. she talks about the transition from astronaut to fly crew management. this is one hour. >> some of those meetings, of course, we were in the middle of assembling the international space station. when the shuttle would have their with the control boards and make the decisions about fixing software or the day-to- day decisions for the shuttle, we always had a flight crew representative there to provide -- where the shuttle management and representatives from the various areas were flight crew or operations would gather and make decisions during the flight, depending on how fletcher going, r

i am going to introduce, proud of the fact i am introducing clint hill for the book mrs.y and me. got to meet him last year. he and gerald blaine wrote a book about the kennedy event. we will see a friend again. >> another wonderful author taking the time to come be a part of this special day. >> you take a lot of time to encourage reading you were with us in the last segment with the kids, doing the brownies and learning about math but you have a mayors book club. >> we thought about it and then when judd ashman who came up with the idea for this festival we decided to put it as part of this festival. one month, third grades come and read, this year, the elementary school, read over 500 books. one young man read i think 205 books himself. >> gaithersburg is well read. >> he gets the ride in the labor day parade with mayor and council and we are going to go to field good elementary and have a pizza party with the class at that read the most. >> that is great. if that doesn't encourage kids to read i don't know what does. >> we've got other good work going on right now as

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. >> from late 1960 through 1964, former secret service agent clint hill served on the protective detail to first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> there isn't any gossip in there, no salacious information. it's just what happened, what she was like, things that she liked to do, how humorous she was at times, how athletic and how intelligent she was. and how kind of rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many, many times, and i did my best to meet that. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8 on c-span's "q&a." >>> the state department today released the 2011 country reports on human rights practices. the annual report examines the status of human rights in countries around the world. in presenting the report, secretary of state hillary clinton spoke about recent developments in human rights in burma and in the middle east as egyptians vote in their first free presidential election week. this is a half hour. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. i'm very pleased to be joined here today by assistant secretary posner to release our 2011 country reports on human rights practic

last sentence, anyone know how the hill kids turned out? did clint's wife divorce him? if not, she should get a medal. >> well, my wife and i are not together and haven't been for some time. >> she's still alive? >> yes. i have two sons. they both live in the virginia area. they're both employed. they have children. and they're happy. >> do you have any regrets -- that's what they're getting at, that you were away 80% of the time. >> oh, sure, because my sons grew up without me. for all intents and purposes, they never really knew me. we're closer now than we were then because of that fact. so i have that regret. it put a very big strain on my marriage, there's no question about it. but it was my job. it was something i really enjoyed and wanted to do and did. >> you say you left the service , the secret service when you were 43 years old. >> yeah. >> and now, if i gather right, you're close to 80? >> i am 80. well, that's on the calendar i'm 80. >> but not on the calendar you're what, 60? >> 52. >> you had the bad period there. when was the bad period when you talk abo

. >> from late 1960-1964, former secret service agent clint hill served on the protective detail of first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> there is no siliceous information. it is what happened, things seem to like to do. house humors she was at times. how athletic shoe was. and how intelligent she was -- and how schumer is she was. how rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many times. i did my best to meet that test. >> more tonight at 8:00 on c- span's "q&a." >> today on "washington journal", "the washington post" columnist colbert king discussed d.c. politics and the mechanics of writing and reporting the news. he won the pulitzer prize for distinguished commentary in 2003. this is about half an hour. host: your piece yesterday, a district elections said of tires, dealing with the election that you moderated with the t mayor. and from today's "the washington post", there is this headline -- gray's troubles. chris selusa giving mayor gray a difficult time pare. guiltytow aidewo aides pled to felonies. they are likely to spend some time in jail. the big question is because the

. >> from late 1960 to 1954, clint hill served on the detective detail of jacqueline kennedy. >> it is just what happened and what you like, what you like to do. how intelligent she was at times. put me through the test many times. >> more on q&a. >> now, a hearing on the jpmorgan estimated trading losses. gary counselor and mary schapiro testified last tuesday. they told the senate banking committee that they found out about the losses through radio reports. they're all conducting investigations into the trading losses. shapiro added that she was focused on the disclosure be more accurate. this is about two hours. >> i will call this hearing to order. today we will review the progress being made to reduce systemic risk and improve oversight in the derivatives market. before we get to the main subject, i want to make a few comments about the recent news made by jpmorgan chase. the massive trading losses is a reminder of the financial crisis of 2008. since the conference call, our staff and members have held briefings with the company itself. following this briefing, i announced that i

she put me to the challenge. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." >> nit romney's work with bain capital has been discussed in his presidential campaign. we spoke with michael krandish and look at video where bain capital was mentioned. this was 25 minutes. >> michael kranish is the deputy bureau chief in washington, d.c., for the "boston globe." bain capital is the centerpiece of the obama campaign strategy. it has been front and center this week. take us back to 1994, the senate race in which it just surfaced. >> in 1994, mitt romney ran for the u.s. senate against ted kennedy. his main credential was that he worked at this company for several years, made a lot of money, people knew that his father had been the governor of michigan. when he ran, he was unprepared for attacks on his record. the kennedy campaign ran some ads against mitt romney and romney thought people were not interested or would not believe it. what we see is that they have responded very quickly. >> we are going to look at some of those ads. what is bain capit

and i did my best to meet that. >> more with clint hill on sunday night with c-span q and a. >> whati would ask is people do have information. i want them to come forward with that information either to our us a and responsible responsibility or to the dhsig. but, you know, the thought of the notion that this time of behavior is condoned or authorized is just absurd, in my opinion. i've been a eat for 29 years now. i begin my career for seven years in detroit, i've this time of behavior is condoned. i know, i never told my of employees was condoned. i feel as strongly as i did now as i did before i read that article. >> this week officials with the secret service and homeland security testified on capitol hill about agent interaction with columbian prostitutes. vid it online at the c-span video library. >> former british prrmt testifies next week between politicians. we're showing highlights of previous testimony in which mr. blair and the current prime minister david cameron have been mentioned. this in fifty minute portion, the former press secretary talks about the rise of rebekah

. >> more with clint hill sunday night at 8:00. >> c-span takes you live to milwaukee for a recall election debate between scott walker and tom barrett. we will headed to the studios in milwaukee for the debate hosted by the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation. the candidates will be questioned by local anchors. governor walker and tom barrett army for the second time. >> life, the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation presents a statewide broadcast debate between the leading candidates in an historic recall election. and now, the president of the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation. >> good evening. wisconsin radio and television broadcasters are pleased to continue our broadcast tradition sponsoring widespread debate in major wisconsin political campaigns. this evening's debate will engage the two leading candidates in the first recall election in the 164 history of wisconsin. this evening's debate is made possible in part through generous grants from the wisconsin association of and dependent colleges and universities and wph health insurance. >> good evening.

. >> former secret service agent clint hill served under protective detail to the first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> it was just what she was like. things isshe liked to do. how intelligent she was. how rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many times. i did my best to meet that. >> more with clientele sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> welcome to the old town museum of wichita, kansas. >> we are here in the city of which et al., waking up the city for 22 years. we think we have this. today we'll be talking of the problem we have in the city with taxicabs. hang on for that if you will. >> american history television explore the heritage and literary culture of wichita, kansas. >> what it contains is an alphabetical list of the members of the senate and house of representatives done in 1831. i believe this was issued only for the members immediate use phony. there were not supposed to loan this out. it would tell you exactly where everybody lived. he could go and punched them if you did not like them. >> at the brookings institution, panelists discussed the european union'

. >> the late 1960s through 1964, clint hill served under jacqueline kennedy. >> there are many gossipers, but there is no salacious information there. it was what she liked to do, what she liked, how humorous she was and how intelligent she was. and also how she was rambunctious. she tried to put into the test many times. and i did my best to meet that test. >> more on c-span's "q&a" on sunday night. >> public policy experts gathered on thursday for the national religious freedom conference. the main topic of the first pack of the conference was the health and human services birth control mandate. under it, health-insurance providers in certain religious affiliated organizations must offer contraceptive services to women. the conference is sponsored by the ethics and public policy center. this is three hours. >> welcome. our second panel is titled unprecedented threat to american religious freedom and rights of conscience. we have gone back and forth about whether there is a question mark there and we want to discuss that question. to moderate today's panel, we are fortunate to have prof

. >> from late 1960 through 1964, former secret service agent clint hill served on the protective details of former first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> it is just what happened, what she was like, things that she liked to do, held numerous she was a time, how -- how athletic she was, and how intelligence. she was kind of rambunctious. she tried to put me through the test many, many times, and i did my best to meet that. >> that is sunday night at 8:00 on "q&a". >> each week, slate magazine hosts a podcast called political gabfest. panelist this week talked about the 2012 presidential campaign. mitt romney career and politics in washington. this is an hour and a half. >> thank you, esther. it is great to be back here. although i am trapped already. it is a metaphor. >> i will let him answer that. >> i feel like we are backup singers and they are going to come out. >> bill, where are you? are you ready? are you guys ready? let's do it. hello and welcome to the slate political gabfest. i am david plotz, editor of slate. joining me are emily bazelon to my right and the john dickerson, as danger

kennedy and me." >> clint hill, author of "mrs. kennedy and me," what would be the difference if you were a secret service agent today and the mrs. kennedy you knew then would come along, how would you do things differently? >> well, i know i'd have a great deal more assistance than i had in the past. back in those days, there were only two of us assigned to mrs. kennedy. today there are more than two, quite a few more. i don't know exactly what the number is, but that's very beneficial. also, today there are female agents that are available. we didn't have that luxury back in 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963. that would have made a g