saturday night at 9:30 p.m., actors seth rogen discussing politics and humor with the daily show cocreator liz winstead at the harvard institute of politics. q&a, katie-span's pavlik on what she perceives as the hypocrisy of liberals with their war on women rhetoric. on c-span2, saturday night, -- students should think creatively, and have a goal in life beyond the material. and sunday morning, book tv visits lot that -- visits our literary tw sites. and saturday at 6:00 p.m. damien shields talks about the life of irish american soldier patrick labor and -- and the battle of franklin, tennessee. investigative piece by san francisco's k aro in -- kron in neighboring oakland. find the schedule on c-span.org. us, or send us a tweet @cspan #comments. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. conference,and news president obama discusses cuban policy, the cyber attack on sony pictures, working with incoming republican congress and using presidential executive orders. this is just under an hour. >> hello, everybody. we have a full house today. all i want for christmas is to take your questions. [laughter] i

saturday night on c-span, seth rogen discussing politics and humor with daily show cocreator liz winstead at the harvard institute of politics. sunday evening, author and town hall editor katie pavlik on what she perceives as the hypocrisy of liberals on the war of women from direct c-span2 saturday night at 10:00, william tophowitz argues the universities are missing the mark in education and students showed learned lesson, the creative and have a goal in life beyond material. sunday morning before 11:00, book tv visits west lafayette, indiana, to interview the city's openers. on american history tv, saturday at 6:00 eastern on the civil war, damien shields talk about the life of patrick claver and and roll in the confederate army. the history of police brutality in neighboring oakland. a complete television schedule at www.c-span.org and let us know about the programs you are watching. and send at comments us a tweet. conversation,n like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >> earlier today president obama announced the united states will start to normalize relations with cuba while li

the colbert r with that in mind, our guest tonight our liz winstead, the cocreator of the daily show.he has campaigned tirelessly and hilariously for contraceptive access and abortion rights. she has appeared on comedy central, hbo, cnn, msnbc. welcome liz winstead. [applause] rogen as an actor, him he nominated writer, comedian, filmmaker. appeared in a number of block busters. he is also a canadian. seth has been an ardent supporter of marijuana legalization, gay rights, and alzheimer's awareness, testifying to congress about the importance of research. please give it up for seth rogen. [applause] ok, i'm going to ask them a couple of open-ended questions and we will watch a couple of video clips and then we will move on to q&a. i will start with list. liz. you started as a standup comedian and then went on to write. some 80% of millennial's watch the daily show. that is a crazy percentage. can you describe how you came to create the show and what your original vision was for the show? >> oh, boy. i thought i it was would be a standup forever. i was on the road and making a living d

with that in mind, our guest tonight our liz winstead, the cocreator of the daily show. she has campaigned tirelessly and hilariously for contraceptive access and abortion rights. she has appeared on comedy central, hbo, cnn, msnbc. please welcome liz winstead. [applause] seth rogen as an actor, him he nominated writer, comedian, filmmaker. he has appeared in a number of block busters. he is also a canadian. seth has been an ardent supporter of marijuana legalization, gay rights, and alzheimer's awareness, testifying to congress about the importance of research. please give it up for seth rogen. [applause] ok, i'm going to ask them a couple of open-ended questions and we will watch a couple of video clips and then we will move on to q&a. i will start with liz. you started as a standup comedian and then went on to write. some 80% of millennial's watch the daily show. that is a crazy percentage. can you describe how you came to create the show and what your original vision was for the show? >> oh, boy. the short of it was i thought i would be a standup forever. i was on the