ann coulter will be signing books.inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> nice to see you again. you are such a great man. i keep seeing you at these things and don't get to talk to you. >> you have a lot of fans here but i want to say hello. nice to see you. >> broke spier's. nice to meet you. for judy -- [inaudible conversations] >> very nice young man. >> that one is for steven and judy. >> for stephen and who? [inaudible conversations] >> the third one is actually 9. supposed to be to marry kate and diane. >> you are not mary kate. >> last time i saw you -- >> oh yes! that was fun. are you from michigan? >> no. i went to school there. thank you very much. >> hello. >> could i have the cover signed? i will explain. you took suggestions. beautiful cover. >> tell me about that. >> you need to face the camera. look this way. >> thank you very much. >> here is your pen. >> hello. >> i thought you looked familiar. [inaudible conversations] >> is this for you? >> going to college. >

the reason i recognizing them they are conservative icons and ann coulter is that other figure. she will take questions from you and i ask we may not have time for pictures of this is a signing first and afterwards there is time she will take pictures of there is time. >> thank you for coming. i really wanted to speak after the book signing but it turns out they are serving beer and whine and that is the ideal audience to get liquor about. [laughter] i don't have prepared remarks -- remarks but i never imagine you look ahead who else has a book who are you competing with on amazon? never in a million years imagined i would be competing with the wiener datuk. [laughter] unlike anthony wiener you can tell even if i am standing behind the podium. [laughter] i assume to you all had a chance to read some of my book or c1 of my 8 million interviews in the last 10 days but quickly i will say demonic is a description of the mob which is always demonic and demons are always moms and i describe said democratic party and liberalism starting with the french revolution with the results of th

. >> with titles like slander, godless, guilty, and her latest, demonic, ann coulter has something to say. now sunday, august 7th, your chance to talk to, e-mail and tweet "the new york times" beth-selling author and sindh dated -- syndicated columnist ann coulter for three hours. live, sunday, august 7th at noon eastern live on c-span2. >> susan millar williams and stephen to be crouse are the authors of a book we spoke to in charleston, south carolina. >> the largest earthquake ever to hit the east coast of the united states. there were three epicenters, they were all within 10 or 15 miles of charleston, south carolina. but the earthquake itself was felt all over the east coast. there was panic in new york city, in chicago, in detroit, um, richmond had a riot because all the prisoners at state penitentiary demanded to be released, and the story went out that there was a riot going on, and 10,000 people descended on the penitentiary with guns trying to put down what they thought was an uprising. all through the southeast and even down to cuba, they were seeing flashes of light that c

coulter will be here signing books. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> i keep seeing you at these things i don't get to talk to you. >> you've got a lot of fans here, but i just wanted to say hello. >> nice of you. >> nice to meet you. >> who's that? [laughter] >> very nice young man. >> who's that? >> the third one is actually mine. >> this one will be for mary kate. >> mary kate. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> no, i just went to school there. thankthank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello. goodbye at the the cover sign? make it to kevin, please. i'm glad you took the suggestions. beautiful cover. >> there you go. >> thank you very much. >> i thought you looked familiar. excellent. >> what you're doing now, elizabeth? >> great. don't go to law school. >> nice to meet you, christina. >> i just want to say i graduated from college in

ann coulter, columnist and author. her latest book is called "demonic" and a book of exer civil frtz demon's point of view. and he is on late knitel vision, and so andy richter couldn't be here, and so we have bill shultz. it is word play, people, you can't beat it. >> hi, pinch. > you are not that fake ombudsman, are you? they may help with your endeavor. they say to works on yorks o face, oh for outraged. >> are you not welcome. >> are you not welcome. >> too short. >> get him off my screen. >> they reaped financial gain while arousing disdain. i speak for congress. >> yeah, working for the people ain't cheaple. they earned 3.4 times more than the average full time worker and are among the highest paid lawmakers in the industrialized world. their annual salary, $17 4,000 and they make about 285,000. meanwhile the average worker earns about 50k. i believe that is half. their lofty salaries will enrage americans including a new ras -- new rassmusson poll believes most of us are corrupt. i'm team sprinkler. and congress

tonight ann coulter. a frequent guest on his show is here with reaction. >> america's mayor giuliani is here to layout his timetable for a possible run for the republican nomination. >> i have to think about the rest of the country. what kind of chance do i have? >> sean: the latest examples of the obamamania media's bias. >> you didn't just suggest that our budget problems because of president obama, did you? >> sean: we are on the road two 2012, hannity starts right here, right now with less than 12 days until america reaches its 14.3 trillion - debt ceiling there are reports that a deal to avoid default could soon be announced. democratic leaders were summoned to the white house for another round of meetings. rumors began swirling this afternoon when the new york times reported that the president and speaker of the house boehner were nearing an agreement. however, both sides are denying that report. speaker boehner told rush limbaugh, there is absolutely no deal. the administration went into damage con

. >> we chose artists that had a diverse array of media from home video to coulter, paintings. >> when people walk around these neighborhoods, they will be able to see works that deal with the history of the neighborhood. they will see works that deal with movement and the works that celebrate some locations. they will be able to see works of that deal with new projects like the san francisco film museum which is a small organization that is starting. this is their first presentation to the public. >> this has introduced us to different organizations. they are building our portfolio. our project centers on a film that was found in 1906. shortly afterwards, the earthquake destroyed the majority of the market street area. that is what we want to focus on. this is dedicated to film and san francisco history. >> we are having a support network now, this enhances our mission and what we are trying to do it and it will protect us forward. >> i hope that we continue. there are storefronts all over the city. we have been approached by many of them. it is about getting the resources together. >

traditional dahlias and an coulter is another figure of conservatism. she will make remarks afterwards she will sign. i eight do ask we may not have time for pictures we will have signing first if there is time she will take pictures of there is time. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> i really wanted to speak after the book signing because it turns out they are serving beer and whine and that is the ideal audience for me the right wing owe little liquor up. [laughter] i don't have prepared remarks. when you won't look at who you would be competing with when your book comes out i never in a million years thought i would be competing with "weinergate." [laughter] but at least unlike anthony wiener you can tell what if i am happy even when i stand behind the podium. [laughter] i assume you all have had a chance to read my book or c1 of my age million interviews but i will quickly say "demonic" is a description of the mob which is always demonic and deepens are always maasai described the democratic party and liberalism as some of starting with the french

to find out more about ann coulter and her work visited ann coulter.com. ann coulter by the way will be a booktv guest on in depth on sunday august 7 for 3 hours beginning at noon eastern. she will take your phonecalls, e-mail questions and tweets. >> next on booktv, encore booknotes. in 2000, historian joyce appleby was on c-span's booknotes programs discussing her book, "inheriting the revolution" the first generation of americans examining the legacy of americans who lived between 1776 and 1830. c-span: joyce appleby, author of "inheriting the revolution." where'd you get the idea for this book? guest: well, it was a long time gestating--gestating. it--i'm an early american historian and so i'd studied 17th and 18th century america, the colonies, and then i'd particularly been interested in the american revolution and the era of the writing of the constitution and then i became very curious about what happened to this revolutionary heritage. how did it turn into a heritage? what difference did it make to the lives of those people who were the sons and d

ann coulter knew it was coming. she was also sort of pied. this was during a speech in 1994.ut she ducks and gets away. and how can we for get the unfortunate incident that occurred with pat buchanan at the university of western michigan. it wasn't pie to be fair, it was salad dressing. but you get the idea here. last night by the way on "the daily show," jon stewart giving us his own take. take a look. >> the whole day of testimony was amazing. but perhaps no moment more remarkable than murdoch interrupting his son's opening statement. >> of the newspaper -- >> before you get to that, i'd just like to say one sentence. this is the most humble day of my life. >> not so humble you couldn't wait for your turn to talk. by the way, that was before some idiot tried to pie murdoch. the young woman in pink whose lightning reflex and devastating chuck norrisesque hand speed subdues him. that woman is rupert murdoch's wife, wendy. now, i'm not a big proponent of the four decade marriage age gap. but if ever there was a situation where it would pay dividends, it would be an ambush like

. >> with titles like slander, godless, guilty, and her latest, demonic, ann coulter has something to say. now sunday, august 7th, your chance to talk to, e-mail and tweet "the new york times" best selling author and syndicateed author ann coulter for three hours, in depth on c-span2. >> now on booktv, rick baker, former mayor of st. petersburg, florida, presents his thoughts on the revitalization of american cities. this is just under an hour. >> so good morning and welcome to this breakfast forum by the manhattan institute's center for state and local leadership. my name is michael, and i am the newly-appointed director of the center, and it's truly an honor to be with you. one week on to the job, and what a great event to kick things off. it's an honor to be here with everyone. as you know, for over 30 years the manhattan institute has been a national leader in advancing the ideas of greater economic independence and choice and individual responsibility. we have our roots, as you all know, in cities having led the movements from welfare to work and from broken windows to safer citi

>> with titles like splendor, godless, guilty and her latest demonic, ann coulter has something to say now sunday august 7th your chance to talk to, email and tweet the "new york times" bestselling author ann coulter for three hours at on booktv on c-span2. >> up next on booktv, adam goodheart a civil war columnist for the "new york times" recounts the first year of the civil war in 1861. he examines the revolutionary fervor that ran through the nation prior to the start of the war and the momentum that led to the early clashes, april 12th, 2011, marked the 150th anniversary of the start of the civil war. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much, steve. i am a great lover of this wonderful institution, the national constitution center. i also wanted to remind you that we have an exhibit upstairs in posterity hall between signers hall and the main exhibit area on lincoln that i hope you'll get to take a look at sometime in the coming weeks. it's obligatory for a person sitting in this chair to praise the author and to praise his book and ethically i think anyone who

coulter has passed historic law allowing couples to divorce in their own country will take effect from a towbar after the president signs it off that water was the only e.u. country without divorce of legislation that couples have to travel abroad for apply for an element through the courts or church taking up to nine years to vote of a blow to the rolling bastion of authority which opposes. m.l. from divorce to unconventional marriages where it comes to the dating game in russia it really is a man's world there are ten million more women than men in the country forcing some to turn to exotic means of finding love even if that means a better half is more like several better quarters writings single royal financial reports all these some dream and father three and husband of three and that is again andrei got to carry it to your own pace again and again. why should i refuse any of the middle i love them all and really why the country's demographic realities andree site according to the latest census there are ten million me when in russia and there i mean the shortage of supply leads to

. >> with titles like slander, godless, guilty and her latest the mana, ann coulter has something to say. now sunday august 7, your chance to talk to e-mail and tweet the new york times best-selling author and syndicated columnist ann coulter. more now from booktv's all-day coverage of the harlem book fair. up next a panel on the history of african-american humor from the langston hughes auditorium and the schomburg center for research in black culture. >> good afternoon. let me say good afternoon to all of you and i want to welcome you to this afternoon's session called "on the real side," a history of african-american humor. i am carlton brown, the president of atlantic university, obviously in atlanta, georgia. we are very pleased to be a part of this session today. we are at convert -- research with a number of disciplines and holdings that connect us directly to the harlem book fair in that we have degree programs up to the doctor degree in african-american studies and the africana women's studies and a significant program in english and language arts. we have a number of people

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an coun ann coulter, joining us live. great to see you.t a fantastic idea and republicans always get stuck being blamed for everything and if the debt ceiling isn't raised they get blamed and if they propose cutting one of the many programs, the entitlement programs, bankrupting the country, they get blamed and get voted out of office. and, it is particularly strange, now, i mean, can't the president come up with his budget? can't the democrats come up with their budget? they have controlled the senate and control the white house and we have 1/2 of one branch of government and everything comes back to the republicans, so i think it is a great idea, what mcconnell has done and it is cleverly, as obama himself said, called his bluff. >> dave: as you imagine, not everyone agrees with that sentiment, here's what senator jim demint said about the quote, the idea republicans will not vote to increase the debt limit, by approving the mcconnell plan is wrong, republicans were elected last november to get control of the spending, borrowing and debt

ann coulter says congress needs to investigated someone, from the control room, she's here and we'llthose, doesn't it? >> i'd like to go back upstairs now, please. - hi, i'm halle berry, and as a new mom, i can tell you that childhood is a magical time. but for children with diabetes, life is not quite so carefree. the barbara davis center for childhood diabetes is fighting hard to find a cure. know the signs: irritability, excessive urination, weight loss. if you have any of these signs, please call your doctor. early detection can save your life. give to save lives and reach for the cure. call now or log on to childrensdiabetesfoundation.org. >> clayton: welcome back, ann coulter said, than it's a busy morning, you better believe it. there's a lot of news to get to and more of the debt ceiling debate, with ann coulter who will join us in moments. >> dave: and senator pat tierj -- pat toomey. >> 11 people were wounded, shots fired at a low rider car show outside of seattle, washington and all the people hurt are all expected to survive. and no one has been arrested and no word on ho

. >> why ann coulter is taking sides over the royals. >> kate middleton is head and shoulders classieri. and hank overhunk, bradley

. >>> coming up, does anne coulter eat poor people? we discuss her new book "yes, i eat poor people." first, oh look, remember them? they are racist. i remember if marijuana cured them of their hate. boy, i have what andy has. spoiler alert. i think i did that backwards. >>> the breath bree hind barbarella after an ill advised trip to the north vietnamese capital. well, now as a result of the aiding and abetting the enemy efforts, she claims she has been banned from qvc. what is qvc? i don't know. the 73-year-old oscar winner was canceled. it was just a day before she was to appear on the home shopping channel to promote her new book on aging. the network said they were receiving a lot of angry calls from viewers threatening to boycott the show if they went through with it. she adds, quote, i am deeply disappointed they caved to this insane pressure. i love my country. qvc said it was a routine programming change. for more on this unpatriotic evilness, let's go to our cory spawn department, the lott -- correspondent, the sloth for angr

ann coulter was on our show on friday called "treason once." little love at the top. >> piers: she thinks we're bombing egypt at the moment. >> as long as you are going to be the one to invoke treason, are the republicans really doing what's in the best interest of america or are they doing what's in the best interest of their party to win the next election? they know the economy has to stay sucky in 2012 for them to win. if the economy is doing a lot better, obama wins going away. i don't think they're doing anything. john boehner tweeted to obama the other day when he was doing his town hall on twitter, you know, after record binge spending, where are the jobs? well, i don't know, you're in the congress. isn't it the congress' job to present a jobs bill? >> piers: i like the quote from warren buffett. we should pass a law, all sitting members of congress are ineligible for re-election. i like that. that's how a businessman would run his company. >> that's another fallacy. somehow, businessmen are going to be good at running the government. th

he was one of the many conservatives, ann coulter, laura ingram, lots of people who we introduced toe american public back in the '90s on "politically correct." we needed foils for me, and, i guess, they are getting the last laugh since they are actually controlling america now. but yes, grover certainly has not changed. i think he came up with this pledge in high school and has not changed. no matter what happens in the world, we cannot raise taxes, and, of course, getting people to sign a pledge so american, because it's part of that same intellectual sinkhole where we get three strikes you're out, and zero tolerance, things where people do not have to think. that's what americans, especially our leaders, are always trying to do, get to a place where you don't have to think about something. which is ironic because these are the people who always claim they are belovers of the constitution and the founding fathers. this is very much against what the founding fathers would have wanted. they'd want you to elect someone who is smart and honest to make decisions because they're running

." >> with titles like land iser, god less and guilty and her latest demonic, ann coulter has something to say. the best-selling author and syndicated columnist ann coulter live on book tv on c-span 2. >> visit charleston this weekend on book tv. featured on book tv and c-span 2. south carolina's -- with the union and charleston during the american revolution, the historian douglas bostic. throughout the weekend discover more about the unique history and literary life with the civil war life and the catastrophic 1886 earthquake. you're watching c-span. bringing you politics and public affairs. err morning it's "washington journal," our live call-in program about the news of the day connecting you to policymakers and journists. at night congressional hearings and polyforums, also supreme court oral arguments. on the weekends you can see the communicators and sunday, news makers and "q&a." you can also watch our program link anytime at c-span.org and it's all watchible at our c-span online library. c-span, created by america's cable companies. >> at this hearing of the senate finance comm

>> right, first of all probably not the and coulter approach where you call them idiots. that is a conversation stopper for most people. of course, it's like a pseudoscience, who we call pseudoscientists. of course nobody thinks they are pseudoscientists. i'm quite amazed at the lab to collect pseudo-science. nobody thinks that. of course liberals don't think that either. one approach is that the value of the libertarian is that we're fiscally conservative and you can find some common ground and ship them over. the same principle you see here applies over here. if you're for freedom, denny speak for freedom not only in this area, but this area over here and try to nudge them that way. part of the problem i run into it i discuss in a chapter in politics is that liberals think conservatives tend to emphasize different warrior values and it's not that one is better than the other. it's like i believe in helping the poor and that its government's job to take care of the immediate outline common in the soup kitchens and all this and that people fall through the cracks and cons

. >> host: coming up in the next couple months on booktv, ann coulter, michael moore, david brooks. thanks for being with us, here's more booktv. >> are new but, the best of battles and leaders of the civil war. abraham lincoln was, as he told the council of generals that he convened at the white house, greatly disturbed by the state of affairs. the treasury was nearly exhausted. public credit was operating. congress was full of jack depends, as he said. foreign relations were perilous. spending more time fighting each other than the confederates in missouri and these. the general was sick in bed with typhoid fever, incommunicado. the army still make is inspiring his famous comment. if general mcclellan did not want to use the army may be can bar for a while. if something was not done send he confided the bottom would be out of the whole affair. 1862 may have been in no way the most dizzying year of the war. before it was over the in that better than worse than better than worse. within its roller-coaster of triumph and disaster abraham lincoln did nothing less then transformed the

and ann coulter with the monarch --demon --demonic. she will on our call on program.number 7 on the list, the 2008 financial collapse is dissected in reckless endangerment. you can watch ms. morgan's and online at booktv.org. number 8 on the nonfiction best-seller list is seal team 6. at number 9, the tale of a dangerous rescue mission during world war ii in lost in shangri-la. completing the list is through my eyes by nathan whitaker which examines the lives of nfl quarterback tim tivo. for more information go to amazon.com. >> your book is titled "randhurst: suburban chicago's grandest shopping center". what inspired you to write this book? >> when i started writing for the historical society was one of the topics that i got the most interesting and questions about and tell what it meant to people and how important it was to people and the timing worked out because of ongoing renovation that is close to being done today. the interest was at a fever pitch. >> can you describe the shopping center as well as its importance to chicago and suburbs in the 1960s? >> it was

in 1988 by an enraged windows user, and i use mac, so it was a seeming right to me, and also ann coulteretimes the pies are self-inflicted as jon stewart said. >> if you have the emissions of the -- the cap room. >> i don't know what he is talking about? cap and trade is fascinating. but the pie tin is not han dirks you can say it with glitter as the republican presidential candidates are finding out lately. >> any way, next, martin bashir who is not covered in pie or glitter is in london with the latest on the scandal surrounding the murdoch family. stay with us. [ female announcer ] experience dual-action power, with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only listerine® that gets teeth two shades whiter and makes tooth enamel two times stronger. get dual-action listerine® whitening rinse. building whiter, stronger teeth. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute

. >> with titles like slander, godless, guilty and her latest, demonic, ann coulter has something to say. now sunday, august 7th, your chance to talk to, e-mail and tweet "the new york times" best-selling author and syndicated columnist, ann coulter. in depth for three hours starting at noon eastern live on booktv on c-span2. >> the dodd-frank financial regulations law established a new wash dog agency -- watchdog agency called the consumer financial protection bureau. this new agency has just recently begun its work in regulating credit cards, loans and other financial products. this house small business subcommittee hearing looked at the bureau's potential effect on small businesses and the economy. it's a little more than an hour. >> the committee's now in session. i would like to take a moment to mention that the subcommittee has received a statement for the record from the independent community bankers of america, and without objection, i would like to insert this statement in the record. hearing none, the statement will be inserted into the record. if committee members have an

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eastern on c-span 3. >> with titles like "slander" and "demonic" em -- anne coulter has something to say. your chance to tweet the syndicated columnist. in-depth, starting at noon eastern on c-span to. >> president obama called for a deal in congress that would raise the national debt ceiling. the president supports a plan by senate majority leader harry reid which includes $2.70 trillion in savings, no tax increases, and no cuts to social security or medicare. the president spoke in the east room of the white house. >> good evening. tonight, i want to talk about the debate we've been having in washington over the national debt -- a debate that directly affects the lives of all americans. for the last decade, we've spent more money than we take in. in the year 2000, the government had a budget surplus. but instead of using it to pay off our debt, the money was spent on trillions of dollars in new tax cuts, while two wars and an expensive prescription drug program were simply added to our nation's credit card. as a result, the deficit was on track to top $1 trillion the year i took of

. >> host: coming up in the next couple months on booktv, ann coulter, michael moore, david brooks. thanks for being with us, here's more booktv. >> you can find out about upcoming booktv weekend programs like "in depth "by using your mobile phone. simply text the word "book" to 99702 to receive a weekly e-mail about our schedule. and sign up now for a chance to receive a signed copy of linda hogan's book, "people of the whale." standard message and data rates apply. .. >> before we begin, i want to just say that this is the momentous time for politics and prose. as you know, i'm david cohen, who is carla cohen's husband. she and barbara meade, together with the stellar star here at politics and prose, you the very enbeiged and articulate lovers of books and ideas and the community of writers, publishers, editors, agents have made politics and prose into more than a bricks and motar bookstore. it is a thriving community institution, it's a setting for the discussion of and dissemination of ideas and howard public space where people meet, talk, discuss, and do it in a civil way. and

. >> ann coulter has something to say.unday, august 7, your chance to talk to the new york times best selling author and syndicated columnist. three hours, starting at noon eastern on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: karen bass, a democrat, representing california's 33rd district. good morning. talk to us about the cut, cap & balance vote today in the house. do you think any democrats will vote for it? guest: frankly, i think it is very, very bad policy. some of the measures that are in this bill already exist in california. for example, it only takes a majority vote to cut taxes in california, two-thirds vote to raise revenue. everybody every year watches the impact that happens in california where the government gets to the point of shutting down because we are not able to raise revenue. if our hands are tied in california, why in the world would i want our hands to be tied across the country? the cap i think is bad news. if you were to cap spending at 18%, the last time we spent 18% was in 1966. so when

ann coulter you can catch her live, on book tv, august 7. >> book tv connection with politicians andists. watch live coverage of the house during the week day. and supreme court oral argument. on the weekend, see a signature in a few program. saturday, the "communicators" sunday, "q&a", "news bankers", and "prime minister's questions." c-span, washington your way. public service created by cable companies. "washington journal quebec continues. host: at the table, founder of firedog lake blog, jane hamsher. we are talking about the future of spending in this country. guest: we have been organizing around the attempts to cut social security benefits. it looks like they are really going to do something this time. we are asking people to go to their local congress office and tell their member of congress that they oppose it. host: how big will it be? guest: we have already had it thousand people commit to doing this. people are concerned understandably. they need to put a face to it. host: what darker thoughts on the idea of a balanced budget and how to get there? guest: i think -- the c

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. >> ann coulter has something to say.ust 7, your chance to talk to and treat the -- tweet the best- selling author. >> the supreme court is now available as a standard and enhanced the book. it tells the story of the court through the eyes of the justices themselves. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. this new edition includes an interview with the newest supreme court justice, calling at kagen. it adds to your experience -- supreme court justice, calling at kagen -- elena kagan. it is available wherever evokes -- e-books are sold. "washington journal" continues. host: bill pascrell is in his eighth term representing a district of new jersey -- the 8th district of new jersey. let's start with the op-ed in "the washington post," why the tea party says no, written by judson phillips, the founder of tea party nation. he writes -- guest: selective facts -- or fiction, rather. put it together and it sounds wonderful and we will probably write a book about it. many presidents, both democrat and rep

. >> with titles like "slander" and her latest "demonic," anne coulter has something to say.r chance to talk to her for 3 hour starting a new eastern alive on book tv on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to welcome amy kremer, that chair and co- founder of tea party express. welcome back to c-span. guest: thank you for having me. host: i want to pick up where you just left off on fox. you said you do not want a deal, you want a solution. what solution to you think needs to happen in order to raise the debt limit and cut spending? guest: as i said on that interview, that debt ceiling issue is a symptom of a bigger problem. the problem is the enormous amount of debt that we have. that is why these credit rating agencies are threatening to downgrade our credit ratings. we need to do something so we do not find yourself in this situation down the road. this out of control spending has to stop. i think a balanced budget amendment that would force washington to live within their means would help. host: how would deal with a situation like 9/11 or the war in

. >> ann coulter take on the trifle the century. >> we need a network, white trash killing one anotherthen did shia labeouf hook up with the new transformers star? >> hopefully you didn't have sex. >> it was tough.

. >> with titles like slander, godless, guilty and her latest demonic ann coulter has something to say now sunday august 7th, your chance to talk to, email and tweet the "new york times" bestseller author and syndicated columnist ann coulter. in-depth live on booktv on c-span2. >> several republican congressmen showed outside of the white house this morning with a letter demanding that the president present a written plan detailing his plans for deficit reduction. we will show you some of their comments later in our schedule. you also may hear something about that from jay carney, the white house spokesman, his briefing should get underway shortly. we plan to carry it live for you. this as the white house prepares for debate, some four or five hours debate on the balanced budget limit. we have been covering the british parliament hearing on the u.k. phone hacking scandal with testimony from rupert murdoch and chairman ceo and also his son james murdoch. the hearing wrapped up and they resumed after a brief interruption in london after a protester threw what appeared to be foam pie at m

. >>> with titles like slander, godless, guilty, and her latest, demonic, ann coulter has something toay. now sunday, august 7th, your chance to talk to, e-mail and tweet "the new york times" best-selling author and syndicated columnist ann coulter. "in depth," for three hours starting at noon eastern live on booktv on c-span2. >>> next, former pakistani president pervez musharraf. he talks about drone strikes, u.s. relations with india and the presence of osama bin laden in his country before his killing last spring. the former pakistani president plans to return to pakistan next year to seek the presidency in 2013. he recently spoke at the woodrow wilson center for about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning and welcome to the wilson center. and for many of you, including president musharraf, welcome back to the wilson center. i understand we have overflow crowds in numerous rooms befitting an important visitor and an important speech. my name is jane harman, i am the relatively new -- three months into it -- president and ceo of the wilson center. i'm a recovering polit

and i know, it's easy to say that entertainment culture, especially non-critically interviewed coulterm," the dukes of hazard which by the way i love both of those shows, it's easy to say these were schlock. but these are sending messages to 80s children who have become today's world shaping adults. and i will leave you with the last couple of trivia questions and odu the answer. what was michael knights name before he was shot a nurse back to help? michael smith, michael keaton, michael long, michael kit. what college did charles barkley and bo jackson at 10? >> we will go through the answers very quickly. just so everyone can feel satisfied. >> so that's my presentation. nathan and i will have a little bit of a conversation, so thank you for listening tonight. [applause] >> here's what we're going to do. the format of this is, because i may be overwhelmed you/bored you with the presentation, i'm going to, we will trade off questions, three questions each and then take questions from you. i want to just reiterate, i asked nathan to be here because a lot of his work was instrumental in

unlike pie targets ann coulter and ralph nader who managed to throw his pie back at his attacker.l gates got splattered and then his image got splattered for eternity all over the internet. anita bryant got pied by a gay demonstrator. >> every -- >> oh! >> well, at least it's a fruit pie. >> let's break for him right now. >> reporter: first her husband prayed for the attacker. then he went outside and splattered him back. wendy murdoch was praised by a member of parliament. >> your wife has a very good left hook. >> reporter: or was his her right? regardless, the prankster temporarilily changed her wikipedia entry to say wendy used her ninja background to ward off an attacker. the move is now being referred to as the crouching wendy hidden dragon. after the attack, wendy tenderly cleaned off her husband. >> carefully wiping the foam off his jacket and his face. she was smiling and seemed quite happy that she had managed to score a blow. >> reporter: we watched her crossing her arms and crossing her legs, but it was the right cross we won't forget. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> sh

for rupert murdoch but he avoided major embarrassment by getting his fillful off camera unlike ann coulter who managed to throw his pie back at his attacker. bill gates got splattered and then his image got splattered for efernt all over the internet. an nit at that time bryant got pied by a gay demonstrator. >> well, at least it's a fruit pie. >> let's bray for him right now. >> first her husband prayed for the attacker, then he went outside and splattered him back. we wendi murdoch was praised by a member of parliament. >> your wife has a very good left hook. >> her wikipedia entry says she used her ninja background to ward off an attacker. the move is now being referred to as the crouching wendi hidden dragon. after the attack, she tenderly cleaned off her husband. >> she was smiling and seemed quite happy that she had managed to score a blow. >> we watched her crossing her arms and crossing her legs but it was the right cross we won't forget. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and she should be celebrating her skyrocketing popularity, but right now michele bachmann is busy fighting off rum

unlike pie targets like ann coulter -- >> oh. >> and ralph nader who managed to throw his pie back ater. bill gates got splattered and then his image got slat splattered for eternity all over the internet. an nit at that time bryant got pied by a gay demonstrator. well, at least it's a fruit pie. >> let's pray for him right now. >> first her husband prayed for the attacker, and then went outside and splattered him back. wendi murdoch was praised by a member of parliament. >> your wife has a very good left hook. >> or was it her right? regardless, a prankster temporarily changed her wikipedia entry to say wendi used her ninja backgroundton ward off her attacker. after the attack, wendi tenderly cleaned off her husband. >> carefully wiping the foam off his jacket and his face. she was smiling and seemed quite happy that she had managed to score a blow. >> reporter: we watched her crossing her arms and crossing her legs, but it was the right cross we won't forget. cross we won't forget. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it's 10:00 a.m. on the east coas

. >> live on sunday ann coulter. live on book tv. >> live on the 150th anniversary with call in programs including dikenson college professor. looking at the social, military leaders facing challenges that face both north and south. get the complete week in schedule at c-span.org/history. >> eliminated from the jury panel. >> listen to c-span radio nationwide on xm channel 119. >> this weekend, our previous guest looking forward to the vote on cutting cap and balance. guest: we have a lot of budget proposals in front of the senate. we are not going anywhere. my best is that it is not going to pass. it is a lot of effort to get past this. what is interesting about this whole process. been on the budget committee little over a year, year and a half. different than when i was mayor. right now, we have multiple proposals to put on the table. that's good. a range from wide varieties of ideas. they put out a piece of budget. looking at the depth of it. more of an impact of the ryan ability. costing seniors even more than w