thank you, c-span and ann coulter.ciate seeing you on tv and speaking the truth about things. i am a captain in the military stationed in san antonio. i came in the military 19 years old. i have been deployed three times. i know right now, government employees and stuff, take away their pensions, i am a government employee. you think you should take away my pension? >> host: we are running out of time. got the question. >> guest: matt is a public-school teacher because no captain in the military would call in with that question. .2, to go through underrated -- going back -- all i can say is i don't think it is underrated. our founding was miraculously. i am stuck on that. is there one we don't appreciate sufficiently? our founding was a miracle. i do think most americans appreciate that. not the ones who have interpublic school and taught by massive, our last caller. they are not taught to appreciate the founding fathers. they are taught to appreciate the lives of the founding fathers who were so crucial and other wome

ann coulter's books include god less, guilty, and her latest, "demonic." >> host: ann coulter, in your book "how to talk to a liberal if you must," you have ten rules of engaging a liberal. here are some of them. >> host: never compliment, never show graciousness? >> guest: it seems like there's a little overlap in those, but i wanted to be absolutely clear. [laughter] and, of course, the first one would not be necessary if you didn't have some elected republicans who are constantly trying to fall in the good graces of "the new york times" and, i mean, i don't, i haven't read the book recently, but i do have a rule of thumb. it is never a good sign when you hear a republican saying my good friend teddy kennedy. at least we don't have to hear that anymore. [laughter] >> host: what about outrage the enemy? why is that an important rule? >> guest: um, i've just noticed over time that whenever the spittle starts coming from liberals' mouths, you know you have struck gold. [laughter] >> host: here are some more of your rules. >> host: what are liberals in transition? >> guest: ooh, lots of

and coulter is here -- ann coulter is here. >> concerns are growing about domestic violence spreading around the country what is fueling the flash mob phenomenon? michelle malkin is here with reaction tonight. anointed one is off to a lavish vacation in martha's vineyard. will real americans think this is a good idea? on the third and final leg of his taxpayer funded campaign journey through the midwest president obama began to vaguely shine some of the light on the economic plan he will unveil when he returns from miss martha's vineyard vacation. today he said measures include aimed at creating jobs. he will propose to the congressional leaders in super committee more tan 1.5 trillion in budget cuts. how? all you have to do is read his lips. it sounds like tax hikes are back. >> the president: if you have a deal that does not have revenue in it, and you still want to close the deficit by say four trillion, if you have no revenue the only way to do that you have to drastically cut. there's no two ways about it. you have to drasticly cut medicare. you have to drastically cut medicaid.

ann coulter, everybody.us attack on mike huckabee for putting together an educational cartoon of 9/11. the governor will be here. how is god doing? new poll asks americans to rate his job performance moments away. videos, the newest one on 9/11. >> who could do something like this al qaeda led by object. >> the time for jihad is upon us. death to americans. >> bill: obviously the dvd is directed toward children. the far left doesn't like them at all. they are featuring people who are slamming governor huckabee. >> i think he has no shame at all. it's like blood money. i saw this video. i mean, going out there and trying to make money off the bodies of dead people. i mean, i saw the video. the video is -- it should be done by educators and child psychiatrists. not done by politicians. >> bill: now, that man jim riches is a retired new york city deputy fire chiefs who son also a fighter was killed on 9/11. joining us from little rock, arkansas is governor huckabee. so, were you surprised about the reaction and

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coulter will be here to explain. >> on the ground. on the ground.n the ground. >> bill: obama administration telling the states they have to cooperate in deporting criminal illegal aliens or else. but what if the states defy the feds? megyn kelly on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. predicting the presidential election. that is the suck of this evening's talking points memo. always dicey to prognosticate about an election that is 15 months away. but some trends are solid and tea points wants you to know about them. three republicans have a realistic chance of getting the nomination. romney, perry and bachmann and the congressman is a long shot. we received some angry mail about that analysis and i will read some of it a bit later on. as far as president obama is concerned, he is working hard for underdog status. recent economic chaos and the debt debate debacle has hurt his leadership profile now s

ann coulter, everybody.ike huckabee for putting together an educational cartoon of 9/11. the governor will be here. how is god doing? new poll asks americans to rate his job performance moments away. boy, i'm glad we got aflac h aflac! oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays the doctors, boyyy! [ quack ] oh yeah? what about your family? ♪ we added aflac, so we get cash! it's like our safety net... ♪ to help with the mortgage or whater we need! so my family doesn't feel the pain too. ha! [ male announcer ] help protect your family at aflac.com. [ pigeons ] heyyy! hooo!!! if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprid how quickly my symoms have beemanaged. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability

here's a list of ann coulter's books: >> host: ann coulter, thank you for being our guest for the past three hours on "in depth." >> guest: thank you. >> host: next month on "in depth " ellis coats will be our guest. and then in the october michael moore will be our guest. the accidental millionaires, and finally david brooks in december. enjoy the rest of your sunday. .. named >> captivating at the time. but it's been lost to history. it's a footnote. a story -- it was a time just after the world changed and then the soldiers that -- here we have just this year in march, the last living soldier of world war i, a man 110 yeald, was buried at arlington national cemetery. there are no more from that era and of course -- >> a sexual revolution going on. you have all the media things. radio course begins to become a very popular medium. eventually becoming the media of the day. tabloid newspapers are still very strong. movies, the film industry had been around for a few years but really reached its -- got its attraction in the 1920s. along with that, the cult of celebrate came long. what a

here's a list of ann coulter's slender came out in 2002. treason in two dozen three. talk to of liberal if you must come in 2004. dublin '06, if democrats had any brains that would be republicans in those seven. guilty in 2008. they give her being a guest. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction books every weekend. now on book tv cal robert mccurry appeared to talk about his biography of the roman catholic priest and social activist who has been the pastor of st. sublime the church on chicago's south side tenth 1981. just over 50 minutes. >> thank you for coming out here and coming inside on this in especially beautiful day in chicago. we appreciate you being here. i cover religion at the chicagoo tribune and have been there for, eight years.t the different dramas and side as that has surrounded his church on the city's south side. he is not just the chicago icona he has become a nationalth catholic icon who really resents social justice and of the things as well in the catholic church besides social justice.speci h especially how priests, clerg

joining me with reaction to that, columnist, author of the new york time best seller, ann coulter. are you? >> fine thank you. >> sean: i'm never going to agree with their economic policies. you hear the president in 2008 call president bush unpatriotic. says something i said sounds similar in the midwest bus tour. what is it that prevents them from seeing that they've made a mistake, in your view? >> the thing about the goolsbee interview is that he does exactly what is described in my book "demonic" by people engaging in group think. he won't talk about the facts. i'm glad liberals have moved on from bush driving the car into the ditch. can we talk about what obama has done to help job growth or hurt job growth? what the democrats did as soon as obama came in and they had both houses of congress was pass this massive universal health care plan. that has been on their to-do list since truman was president. they get that through, job killer, as we know from businessmen, as opposed to a metaphor of a tv being thrown off a ledge. the guy who started home depot, all of these people, b

will be onnne coul coulter "in depth" live, sunday at noon, eastern. >> the president asked if i wouldlling to serve an additional two years. >> for the first time since the death of j. edgar hoover, president obama signed into law, legislation allowing a -- an fbi chief to remain at his post for an extra two years. learn more about the j. edgar hoover, the fbi online at the c- span video library. search, watch, click, and a share. it is washington your way. >> that figure is moving the veil of ignorance from human understanding. it is sort of classical for what it is really all about. >> if you missed the latest documentary, the library of congress, there is a preview on right now. be aware of the latest videos we are posting and find out about other timely videos online at youtube.com/cspan. we now have an in hand ebook. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. it includes an interview with the newest supreme court justice, a elena kagan. you can watch multimedia clips from all of the justices. this is available now where evver ebooks are sold. " washington jo

. >> 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. >

. >> "godless," "guilty" and "d emonic," your chance to talk quickly -- with ann coulter live on c-span2. "the supreme court" is available as an enhanced ebook with 11 interviews. the new edition includes an interview with the newest supreme court justice, elena kagan. you can watch multimedia clips from all the justices. "the supreme court" available now. host: we are back on tuesday morning, august 2nd, getting your thoughts on last night's vote in the house to approve this debt deal. action moves over to the senate today. around 12 easter on c-span2. we want to see how this may play out. conservatives are warning and lasting political consequences as the republican presidential field offers conflicting positions on the debt ceiling compromise. republican from georgia. what are your thoughts on this debate, last night's vote, and the action today? caller: i am worried about cuts in education. i am a 22-year-old college student and i received telegrams. there was an extensive application i had to go through to avoid the loopholes. i do not understand why you cannot cut back on medicaid.

that was mary coulter, she was wonderfully wild in that way. the hotel became like a closet for years and years and years. it closed in the '50s, and a coup from los angeles tried to bring wednesday low, arizona, which at that time no one went to except to stand on the corner like mention inside the eagles' song. [laughter] they really finished it room from room. thank goodness, the railroad had just boxed it up, and mary coulter's stuff all was still there, and they brought it back to life. it's an incredible jewel of a hotel, it has a four-star restaurant in it, and i'll say my friend who is a chef there is now a finalist for an award announced last week, and it's a place people don't know to stop between santa fe and the grand canyon which is the essential tourist route, but if you're on the way back and forth as many people are as they're traveling, you have to stop at winslow and stop at la pasada. >> michael, when fdr dedicated the hoover dam, he said, i came, i saw, i wuss conquered. what did he meansome. >> i think anybody that goes to

in depth with ann coulter. her datest is "demoniac." >> that figure that's removing the vail of ignorance from human understanding. that's an american invention. that's not a classical statute. but it's sort of classical for what it is all about. >> if you met c-span's latest document on the library of congress, there's a channel on youtube. become a subscribers, it's free. watch all of the latest videos and hundreds of other timely videos at youtube youtube.com/c-span. president obama has signed legislation to decrease the vertigo authority, he signed the bill into passage just hours after the bill passed the senate. it promised $2 billion budget cuts over the next decade. we're going to show you closing remarks from the senator party leaders. this is about 20 minutes. >> over the past few weeks, congress has been engaged in a very important debate. it may have been messy. it might have appeared to sound like their government wasn't working, but, in fact, the opposite was true. the push and pull americans saw

coulter will be inside signing books. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. god bless you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> nice to see you again. you are such a great man. i keep seeing you at the things i don't get to talk to you. >> you've got a lot of fans here. >> you'll have to come back so we can talk sometime. nice to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> court. >> court. >> it's actually a union person. >> a very nice young man. >> i want is for stephen and judy. >> stephen andrew? is that? >> the third one is actually mine. this one is going to be for mary kate and diane. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >

coulter will be inside signing books. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. god bless you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> nice to see you again. you are such a great man. i keep seeing you at the things i don't get to talk to you. >> you've got a lot of fans here. >> you'll have to come back so we can talk sometime. nice to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> court. >> court. >> it's actually a union person. >> a very nice young man. >> i want is for stephen and judy. >> stephen andrew? is that? >> the third one is actually mine. this one is going to be for mary kate and diane. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >

that was mary coulter, she was wonderfully wild in that way.the hotel became like a closet for years and years and years. it closed in the '50s, and a coup from los angeles tried to bring wednesday low, arizona, which at that time no one went to except to stand on the corner like mention inside the eagles' song. [laughter] they really finished it room from room. thank goodness, the railroad had just boxed it up, and mary coulter's stuff all was still there, and they brought it back to life. it's an incredible jewel of a hotel, it has a four-star restaurant in it, and i'll say my friend who is a chef there is now a finalist for an award announced last week, and it's a place people don't know to stop between santa fe and the grand canyon which is the essential tourist route, but if you're on the way back and forth as many people are as they're traveling, you have to stop at winslow and stop at la pasada. >> michael, when fdr dedicated the hoover dam, he said, i came, i saw, i wuss conquered. what did he meansome. >> i think anybody that goes to t

that was mary coulter, she was wonderfully wild in that way. the hotel became like a closet for years and years and years. it closed in the '50s, and a coup from los angeles tried to bring wednesday low, arizona, which at that time no one went to except to stand on the corner like mention inside the eagles' song. [laughter] they really finished it room from room. thank goodness, the railroad had just boxed it up, and mary coulter's stuff all was still there, and they brought it back to life. it's an incredible jewel of a hotel, it has a four-star restaurant in it, and i'll say my friend who is a chef there is now a finalist for an award announced last week, and it's a place people don't know to stop between santa fe and the grand canyon which is the essential tourist route, but if you're on the way back and forth as many people are as they're traveling, you have to stop at winslow and stop at la pasada. >> michael, when fdr dedicated the hoover dam, he said, i came, i saw, i wuss conquered. what did he meansome. >> i think anybody that goes to

coulter will be inside signing books. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. god bless you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> nice to see you again. you are such a great man. i keep seeing you at the things i don't get to talk to you. >> you've got a lot of fans here. >> you'll have to come back so we can talk sometime. nice to see you. >> nice to meet you. >> court. >> court. >> it's actually a union person. >> a very nice young man. >> i want is for stephen and judy. >> stephen andrew? is that? >> the third one is actually mine. this one is going to be for mary kate and diane. >> you are not mary kay. >> mary kate. last time i saw you when you came. >> that was fun. are you from michigan? >> now, i just went to school there. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> could i have the cover signed? i want to display it. i'm glad you took the suggestion. it's a beautiful cover. >> yes, how about that? >

listen to rush and ann coulter this week. >> everybody's crowing about how this deal doesn't include any tax increases. in the commission, this super-select commission, will demand that the bush tax cuts are matched dollar for dollar by new tax increases. >> this is the single most important thing tea partiers can do right now. we want the tea partiers on that joint committee. one republican has to agree to raise taxes, for taxes to go up under this bill. chris: that call to action is matched on the left. here was the call from moveon.org -- quote, we are angry, we are motivated and we will not sit and watch. gloria, both sides at their battle stations right now. >> default. they're going to their default positions. chris: what's going to happen? >> i think it's up to this commission. it depends. we will know the minute -- the minute we see who's appointed to this committee, we're going to know whether it's going to come up with a deal that includes some kind of tax reform -- chris: mcconnell said he won't name anybody open to tax increases? >> tax reform is different from tax increa

thank you are ghostly with titles like slander, godless, guilty and her latest, demonic ann coulter has something to say. >> my term as fbi director is due to expire later this summer. in early may the present is that i would be willing to serve an additional two years. >> for the first time since the death of j. edgar hoover 1972 congress approved an president obama signed into law legislation allowing fbi chief robert muller to remain in his post an extra two years. congress limited terms to 10 years after hoover led the fbi in its predecessor for 48. learn more about j. edgar hoover, the fbi and robert muller on line at the c-span video library. search, watch, clip and share. is washington your way. >> about an hour ago or so the u.s. house passed the debt ceiling bill, the budget control act by a vote of 269-161. 95 democrats voted in favor of it. 66 republicans voted against th bill and theow houses wrapping p its work for the august recess. we will open up our phone lines in aa moment to get your thougs on the debate on capitol hill as the measure heads to the u.s.ou senate. they

." >> ann coulter has something to say. sunday, your chance to talk to, email, and tweet the "new york times's" best seling author, "in death" live on booktv on c-span2. >> this morning, we have the latest on the debt ceiling and dg

relationship between a man and woman in a traditional marriage is important for our country, society, and coulter and i think it should remain elevated not just in our words but under our laws that is why i supported and offered laws as marriages between a man and woman. >> i support that you have your moral values but that is something that is hurting my future and how i get to live my life, and that is something -- for someone who talks about government that gets out of your lives, why this government get involved in our marriages. >> the question -- the german ones to know why the government is dead -- gentleman wants to know why the government gets involved. i think every state has an history of the country laws defining or addressing marriage. this is not a new thing, but an important thing. we would just have a respectful disagreement, sir. go ahead. with the nebraska shirt on. [inaudible] i think the gentleman was asking about the cut line of large versus small. the statistic, 6 million or so businesses -- 5.9 million or so have 500 employees or fewer and most of those have 100 employees o

there are plenty of reasons why anne coulter's favorite candidate for president who is not actually runningesident chris christie will never get the republican nomination for president. he won't get it this time of course because he's not running, and he won't get it the next time or the time after that because of this. >> gail, talk to gail. >> gail, first off, it's none of your business. >> see, that's just a little too much new jersey for polite republican primary voters in places like iowa and south carolina. and really anywhere outside of new jersey. and now christie has shot off his mouth again and offended crazy republican primary voters. and there's a lot of them. >> this sharia law business is crap. it's just crazy. and i'm tired of dealing with the crazies. >> that was governor chris christie being way, way, way too reasonable in his defense of a muslim judge he appointed in new jersey. and being reasonable about just about anything is the road to nowhere in republican presidential primaries. and christie knows that. so he must have somewhere in his statement said something nasty

, very pro-america, the anti-democrats, it anti-foreigners kind of thing really takes hold of the coulter. and for a moment in time, davis said wending together of a lot of the commonality here at the ku klux klan. this was something evangelicals have a difficult time acknowledging. they've had a difficult time acknowledging it was in fact part of the past. >> you can watch this and other programs oni

and on sunday at noon eastern, three hours of your calls and questions, in depth with ann coulter on how she says the liberal mob is endangering america. look for the complete "book tv" schedule at the web site and sign up for alerts, weekend schedules in your in box. >> before president obama signed the bill raising the debt limit and cutting federal spending, he said that any future efforts to reduce the deficit should include changes to the tax code to raise revenue. he spoke after the senate passed the debt ceiling bill, calling on congress to now approve pending free-trade deals and extend unemployment benefits. this is 10 minutes. ben.>> good afternoon, everybody. congress has approved a compromise to reduce the deficit and avert a default that would have devastated our economy. it was a long and contentious debate and i want to thank the american people for keeping up the pressure on their elected officials to put politics aside and work together for the good of the country. this compromise guarantees more than $2 trillion in deficit- reduction. it is important first step to e

relationship between a man and woman in a traditional marriage is important for our country, society, and coulter and i think it should remain elevated not just in our words but under our laws that is why i supported and offered laws as marriages between a man and woman. >> i support that you have your moral values but that is something that is hurting my future and how i get to live my life, and that is something -- for someone who talks about government that gets out of your lives, why this government get involved in our marriages. >> the question -- the german ones to know why the government is dead -- gentleman wants to know why the government gets involved. i think every state has an history of the country laws defining or addressing marriage. this is not a new thing, but an important thing. we would just have a respectful disagreement, sir. go ahead. with the nebraska shirt on. [inaudible] i think the gentleman was asking about the cut line of large versus small. the statistic, 6 million or so businesses -- 5.9 million or so have 500 employees or fewer and most of those have 100 employees o

with an coulter -- ann coulter. every night this week beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> the c-span networks available to you on radio and online and on social media sites. search, watch, and share any time with our video library. we bring our resources to local communities and showing events. it is washington your way. the c-span networks, provided as a public service. louis sullivan said the health system needs to be more efficient and less bureaucratic. he talked about cost and strategies to eliminate health disparities. he spoke at the institute for the advancement of multi- cultural and minority medicine. this is in honor of the martin luther king memorial in washington. this is about 55 minutes. >> dr. sullivan served from 1989 until 1993, where he took on big tobacco and the scourge of hiv. founded the prestigious morehouse school of medicine in atlanta. he earned his doctor of medicine degree at the boston university school of medicine in 1958. he completed his residency at cornell medical center in new york. he did some work at the new jersey college

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"in depth" with ann coulter. >> that figure that is removing the veil of ignorance from human understanding, that is an american invention. >> if you missed c-span's latest documentary "the library of congress," there is a preview on c-span's youtube channel. it is free. watch the entire library of congress documentary and hundreds of other timely videos online, youtube.com/cspan. "washington journal" continues. host: our topic for the next 45 minutes, how the debt deal will play out in that election. joining us, mike glover, a senior reporter with the associated press. and james pindell, with wmur- tv. let me start with mike glover. how is it playing in iowa? guest: most of them, you're right, have come out against it. it plays, depending on where you are looking in the political spectrum. you have to remember, these people are not running an electorate, they are running in the very activist wing of the republican party, and the very activist wing of the republican party does not like the deal. all of the republican candidates are running against the debt deal, and that sells pretty well w

"in depth" with ann coulter.for the complete book tv schedule at booktv.org, and sign up for the booktv alert. and from this morning's "washington journal," a discussion of the attack o-- impact of the debt ceiling agreement on defense cuts and a national security. specialist on defense spending. we're going to talk about the cuts already agreed to in the negotiations and what the prospects are for the debt hammer of the special committee and what it says, what happened to defense spending if no agreement is reached with them. thanks for being here this morning. i want to start -- because yesterday, the pentagon was the top civilian and the top military leaders had a press conference to talk about the pentagon spending and the debt. let's listen to secretary panetta, and then we'll come back and learn about what's been said and their reaction to it. >> because we are a nation at war, we face a broad and growing range of security threats and challenges that our military must be prepared to confront. from terrorist

tonight, book parties we begin with ann coulter coulter and her book, demonic. at 9:10 eastern juan williams signing copies of his book, must he would. at 10:25 armstrong williams for his book, reawakening virtues. "booktv" will be live this afternoon as david graber, his book about debt, the history of debt across the world. that is live on booktv.org at 7:30 eastern. >> dr. martin luther king was not a president of the united states. at no time in his life did he hold public office. he was not a hero of foreign wars. he never had much money. while he lived, he was reviled at least as much as he was celebrated. by his own account, he was a man frequently racked with doubt, a man not without flaws, a man who like moses before him, more than once questioned why he had been chosen for so arduous a task. the task of leading a people to freedom. the task of healing the festering wound of a nation's original sin. >> watch this entire event, the groundbreaking of the martin luther king, jr. memorial at the c-span video library. now nearly five years later the memorial

three hours of calls and questions, in depth with "ann coulter." look for the complete schedule at book tv.board. -- at blooktv.org. look for weekend schedules in your in box. >> congressional leaders agreed to fund the federal aviation administration, ending a stalemate that had furloughed several thousand workers and it stopped airport construction projects throughout the country. before that announcement, representative steve lott to read it spoke with reporters in the capital. this half hour contains language some may find offensive. >> thank you for coming. i wish there was a more famous republican to stand in front of you today. i called my friend the speaker yesterday after a witnessed what i considered to be a disgusting display in the press conference in the capital and that occurred in the white house press briefing room yesterday with the secretary of transportation. i asked the speaker if he would be kind enough to invite all of you so i can share a perspective. i do not think any member of the united states house of representatives or

with titles like "flander" "godless," "guilty," and demonic," ann coulter has something to say. subpoenaed, your chance to talk to, email, and tweet the "new york times" best seling author and columnist, "in depth" live on book tv on c-span2. the supreme court is now available as a standard and enhanced e-book and tells the story of the court throughout eyes of the justices themselves. 11 original c-span interviews with current and retired justices this. new addition book includes an interview with the newest justice, elena kagan, and with the enhanced e-book, add to your experience by watching clips from all the justices. c-span's "the supreme court," available now wherever e-books are sold. "washington journal" continues. host: carrie budoff brown is here, and larry lerer is a bloomberg news staff writer, both joining us to talk about the debt compromise that was reached. where were the two of you last knit as this was being worked on? guest: i was at the white house waiting all day, figuring that something would happen a little bit sooner than it did. we were held up for quit

in depts with ann coulter. how the liberal mob is endangering america. >> >> five, five, four, flee, two, one. >> these are the stakes to make a world in which all of god's children can live, are to go into the dark. we must either love each other or we must die. >> look for president johnson on november 3. -- vote for president johnson on november 3. >> this weekend we'll look at the history of political campaign ads and also homicide director with the man jack rupe ruby killed under his protection, lee harvey oswald. american history tv on c-span 3. get the complete schedule on c-span.org/history. >> now a hearing on the soundness of the u.s. financial industry. a senate banking subcommittee hears from a panel of witnesses that includes nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz. this is a little less than an hour and a half. i'm just honored the four of you still showed up and the staff and both sides showed up and have been helpful in the planning of this hearing. we will -- i will do an opening statemen

ann coulter, her latest. look for the complete schedule at booktv.org. alerts.for >> this month, more of the lbj tapes airing for the first time. today, hear conversations between the president, secretary of state, and senate armed services committee chairman. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get peace in vietnam as quickly as i can. for that reason, i am not running. >> listen to c-span radio and online at cspanradio.org. >> i am not for changing the system so we can feel good by having voter turnout which may approximate what they have in australia which is 97%. it does not mean very much in terms of the help of a democracy. some of the most vicious dictatorships in the world get close to 99% when they hold elections. >> voting is irresponsible act. responsible act. >> monday and tuesday on c-span, ralph nader hosts a series of debates looking at controversial topics. monday, the pros and cons of mandatory voting. tuesday, professors from georgetown and the university of massachusetts on taxing stock trades, derivatives, and currencies. monday and tuesd

tonight book parties, and we begin with ann coulter and her book, "demonic." then michael moore on his upcoming memoir. at 9:10 eastern, juan williams signing copies of his book, "muzzled," and at 9:25 eastern, armstrong williams at a book party for his book, "reawakening virtues." ♪ [background sounds] >> notice the color of the bourbon, that pretty amber color that you see is all coming from the char on the inside of the barrel. this char is where bourbon gets all of its color and a lot of its flavor. currently, they've discovered over 200 chemical flavors just >> this weekend we highlight frankfurt, kentucky, on booktv and american history tv. throughout the weekend look for the history and literary life of kentucky's state capital. on booktv on c-span2, vice, violence, corruption and urban renewal. douglas boyd or frankfurt's crawfish bottom. and kent masterson brown on the life of soldier john potter. of only four distilleries in operation during prohibition. for medicinal purposes, of course, and the first two statehouses burnt to the ground. stop by the

in depth with ann coulter, her latest is "demonic." look for the complete book tv schedule at booktv.org and sign up for book tv alert, weekend schedules in your inbox. >> earlier today, congressional democrats held a briefing on reorganization of federal aviation administration programs. a delay has led to a partial shutdown of the agency. we'll now hear from senator majority leader harry reid, and transportation committee chairman jay rockefeller at the 35 minute briefing. >> we had the good fortune of having a new tower to be constructed, mckaren field. one individual contacted the office that he was so happy to be there. he worked for three days, and then this happened. what is this? the republicans playing games with house republicans -- house republicans playing game with faa. we've had 20 plus extensions of debt to get some of the other issues worked down. but that wasn't good enough for them this time. they had to try to hold a number of issues hostage as they have done with more than 300 million americans in recent days. i cal

and live sunday at noon eastern, "in depth" with ann coulter. her latest is "demonic: how the liberal mob is endangering america." look for the complete booktv schedule at booktv.org and sign up for booktv alert, weekend schedules, in your inbox. >>> 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3,2, 1, 0. these are the stakes, to make a world in which all of god's children can live or to go into the dark. we must either love each other, or we must die. >> vote for president johnson on november 3rd. >> this weekend we'll look at the history of political campaign ads with lsu professor robertman. also former merchandise detective james he vel on the day jack ruby killed lee harvey oswald, and former speech writers for president nixon reveal how his messages were crafted and communicated. american history tv on c-span3. get the complete schedule at c-span.org/history. >>> in the midst of worries over europe's economy and debt, italian prime minister silvio berlusconi on wednesday addressed parliament on the state of the economy. he reassured members that the nation was w

ann coulter comments on this on his comments. for him to complain about an earthquake that caused, what, dozens of dollars worth of damage, our hearts and prayers do go out to those who nearly lost their balance in yesterday's earthquake, he throws in the hurricane that hasn't even hit land yet. >> that was sean hannity's show last night. all right, meanwhile, there is a silver lining to this particular -- to the earthquake. the devastating earthquake of washington, d.c. on father's day of this year, 75-year-old guy by the name of robert valderzak inexplicably lost his hearing. apparently, he had conductive hearing loss which is problems with fluid build-up or problem with the bones in his ear and also some nerve damage and he was in the hospital unable to hear, until the earthquake. and then suddenly, this happened. here he is. >> you know, my hearing is back. i can hear everything, people in the hallway. i'm overwhelmed. to me it's a miracle and a blessing from god up above. couldn't ask for a better day. >> fighting back the t

in depth with ann coulter. her latest is the monarch? how the liberal mob is endangering america. sign up for booktv alerts. >> c-span radio features more lbj tapes caring for the first time. final releases from the johnson library. hear conversations between the president and the secretary of state and richard russell. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get peace in viet nam as quickly as i can. for the reason i am not running. >> listen to c-span radio in the washington d.c. area at 91 f m and satellite channel 119 and online at c-spanradio.org. >> with thises before a senate banking committee said 30 year fixed mortgages could become a thing of the past if government backing for home mortgages goes away. those low in terms our product of the to be announced market where government-backed securities are sold. those securities are issued by fannie mae and freddie mac, companies controlled by the government since the 2008 financial crisis lawmakers are exploring different options for reducing government's role in the home mortgage market. this is just over an hour. >> in may

ann coulter. look for the complete schedule at booktv.org. >> every weekend, american history tv on c-span3 highlights the anniversary of the civil war. this week, one of the most important documents, the and emancipation proclamation. is professor on abraham lincoln and of the proclamation's constitutionality. >> italian prime minister so for your polis' county address the parliament this week on the state of the countries -- italian prime minister silvio berlusconi addressed the parliament this week on the state of the country despite global concerns over the eurozone markets. it is about a half hour. >> we will be resuming the meeting now. on the agenda is the informational speech by the prime minister on the economic situation of the country. following the speech by the president, the representatives of the political groups will intervene, front largest to the smallest, for 10 minutes each. to the floor is yours, mr. silvio berlusconi. >> mr. president, honorable congressmen and women, i am he