>> this week on "q & a," our guest is david bossie. he is the producer of hillary the movie, which was the subject of a recent supreme court decision on campaign financing. . they have submitted polling data. they are very interested in their viewpoint and their viewpoint is, in my opinion, that they want last speech. they want fewer people to participate in the process. i am putting for the first amendment. i am fighting for the average person, including the aclu and planned parenthood, to be able to say their peace without big brother or the government telling them what they can and cannot say and when they can and cannot say it. >> tell us what started all this. >> after announcing her bid for the presidency, fellow democrats, including former clinton confidante and hollywood mogul david geffen, publicly questioned her integrity and faithfulness. what is the truth about hillary rodham clinton? >> the recklessness that is born of arrogance, that goes back to her 1960's ruth's and her narcissism. they believe that they are rule under

the question is who is david bossie? >> they did not like me very much. >> why not? >> i am my own man. i have always been my own man in this town. i am a conservative. i am a conservative leader. i tried to be the best conservative leader that i can be. but not every conservative -- you never please all of the people of the time. >> he was either extremely incompetent or was intentionally investigation. are either one of those true? >> i clearly have an opinion about not being incompetent. >> were you trying to sabotage the investigation of the house fundraising? >> to be candid, i do remember that now. when that happened, on occasion that is now referred to as the blogoshpere where there are people who do not have any responsibility and just make accusations, i was a hard- working investigator back then. i had a reputation of being fairly brash. i ended up paying the price for that, but i was ok with that. >> the price from? >> being fired. when newt gingrich announces that you have been let go and when he did that, i have not been let go in the sense that the card

caller: david bossy was the protagonist.d his group created a movement about hillary clinton, a rather unflattering film, going back to her years as first lady. the question for the court was whether this was kind of been in kind contribution against terror as a part of the campaign cycle, essentially a campaign contribution, whether he had the right to do so. the supreme court decided that he and his firm and his team had every right to make this contribution. they can also seek out within 60 days before an election, which was prohibited under the old rules, he wasñr a longtime republican activist. he investigated the first lady when she was in office. he is seen by a lot of people as a hero in this community. a lot of people on the other side of the political aisle said the this opened up the court Ñigates and allowed them to get their voices out. bid is a diverse backing of people. it -- it is a diverse backing of people. host: here is a piece from tonight's broadcast. caller: the liberals have been hyperventilating since

sean: back with me the writer, director and producer of the film steve bannon executive producer david bossithis, small business goes belly-up they go bankrupt and they lose a lot. what you are saying here is that these wall street firms are protected. these big companies are protected there's been a shift in the paradigm? >> certainly. one of the things steve brought forward in in movie well is what we saw here. in them.tv old way it was done, you had to have personal responsibility. but this new generation, it seemed like the concept of personal responsibility was left in the mud at woodstock kind of what we say. really they lost track of who they were and it was all about me, the me generation. >> the investment banks are incredibly important in the post-war era building the united states to industrial power. partnerships with men who fought in world war ii and put their country first and had tremendous fiduciary responsibility. we have two systems socialism for the very poor and socialism for the wealthy. capitalism for the middle class. >> sean: i never thought of it that way >> it is.

on "q&a," david bossie. >> and now, panelists, including british conservative party leader david cameronptioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good morning. welcome to this panel on government assistance and where we go from here. i see people are coming in. the time is short. let us begin. i think the theme of this panel is a reflection of the extraordinary period we have been true and are involved in in which government has intervened in the private sector and intervened in the economy and in extraordinary ways. government has put massive amounts of capital into the private sector. it has established ownership stakes in many companies. it has been involved in intervention in a variety of ways. that are really a break in a long term trend. we had a long-term trend toward left government direct involvement in the economy. that trend has been broken. often with discomfort on the part of governments that felt they were required or compelled to take this action. the question we face today as the economic crisis is not over but it is abating, and there is a return to more no

that will be followed by "q&a" with the president of citizens united, david bossie. >> is the only collectionpainted by one artist. "american artists," by the renowned painter and sculptor. see the entire collection on- line on c-

eastern, david bossie. we will follow up with another chance to see gordon brown at the house of commons. >> booktv continues with how brands, and craig shirley on broad reagan. booktv is live in prime time starting tuesday night with contemporary authors and your phone calls. the entire schedule is that booktv.org. >> a look at financial-services and real-estate and media services. the discuss what is ahead as the world prepares from -- representative -- recovers from the global financial crisis. this is in davos, switzerland and is just over an hour. good afternoon. welcome. i am kevin steinberg, chief operating officer of the world economic forum. it is a pleasure to meet with all of you this afternoon together with this distinguished panel. the panel on my left represents the chair people of our governors meetings, private meetings that take place within the world economic forum by industry sector, which later feed into not only the annual meeting, but a set of working groups, discussions, projects, and

caller: david bossy was the protagonist.up created a movement about hillary clinton, a rather unflattering film, going back to her years as first lady. the question for the court was whether this was kind of been in kind contribution against terror as a part of the campaign cycle, essentially a campaign contribution, whether he had the right to do so. the supreme court decided that he and his firm and his team had every right to make this contribution. they can also seek out within 60 days before an election, which was prohibited under the old rules, he wasñr a longtime republican activist. he investigated the first lady when she was in office. he is seen by a lot of people as a hero in this community. a lot of people on the other side of the political aisle said the this opened up the court Ñigates and allowed them to get their voices out. bid is a diverse backing of people. it -- it is a diverse backing of people. host: here is a piece from tonight's broadcast. caller: the liberals have been hyperventilating since this was

documentary producer and head of citizens united, david bossie, sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> it's the only collection of american presidential portraits painted by one artist by renowned painter and sculptor chazz fagan now on display at purdue university through february 2 19th. the -- 21st. through paintings, photographs, prints and audio recordings sponsored by c-span and the white house his to historical association. and if you can't get to west lafayette, see the entire collection online at c-span's web site, american presidents.org. >> now a funeral service for former u.s. senator charles mathias who died recently at the age of 87. he served the state of maryland as a republican from 1969-1987. and prior to that four terms in the house representing the state's sixth congressional district. among those remembering him at washington national cathedral was his former senate colleague, vice president biden. this portion of the service is an hour. >> mr. vice president, distinguished guests, friends and family, thank you for being with us today. we are here to celebrate the life

documentary producer and head of citizens united david bossie, sunday night on c-span's "q&a."an presidential portraits painted by one artist. american presidents now on display at purdue university in west lafayette, indiana, through february 21. the exhibit looks at the lives of the 43 men who have held the office through paintings, photographs, prints and audio recordings. sponsored by c-span and the white house historical association and if you can't get to west lafayette, see the entire collection online at c-span's website, americanpresidents.org. >> president obama has released his fiscal year 2011 budget request. some of the proposals, an immediate freeze in spending for some programs, allowing certain tax cuts enacted by president george w. bush to expire, $100 billion for job creation programs and spending increases for energy and infrastructure programs. now a senate hearing on the state of the economy and what it means for the federal budget. kent conrad of north dakota chairs the budget committee. he and ranking member judd gregg co-sponsored a proposal to create a

david bossie, sunday night on "q&a". >> now, a forum on the obama administration's foreign-policy hostedde theÑiñr former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. this is an hour 45 minutes. on some level, we all know that unless we win this at nothing else can be debated. this one is for all the marbles. what is it? what are we fighting? who is fighting? how can we win. what his victory. all these things have the metal since 9/11. on 9/11 we knew we were hit. >> and one says america isxd at war. america's military is at war. i experienced it briefly. there were fou gflgas draped coffins. that will drive it home like nothing else. we are in the position of trying to define how we reclaim american liberty. recognize how we must protect it. i will dig it different. i will introduce each of our speakers individual for a particular reason. our first speaker is someone who has seen on the news many times. he retired in 2005 after 40 years in the service of the united states air force. he was the 15th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff from 2001 through 2005. he rose from a young fighter pilo

documentary producer and head of citizens united david bossie, sunday night on c-span's "q&a."ddle east conflict with members of the knesset. this event was hosted by the mideast press club and it's about an hour and 20 minutes. >> greetings, shalom, >> greetings, shalom, i'm feliss friedson a member of the middle east press club. i'm proud to open this session of the middle east press club. please turn off orcell phones and i want to take a moment and just acknowledge our board members that are here today. many are sick. as you can hear from my voice unfortunately, yakov, can you stand up. --? and these are some of the distinguished board members that are on the board of the middle east press club. the middle east press club brings local israeli and palestinian journalists together. but we invite members of the foreign press to our session to observe and to chronicle. and so i'd like to acknowledge connie musk chairman of the press association. connie, thank you for coming today. it's really an honor to have you. i also want to thank our distinguished guest and offer them my v

american presidents, fdr and our culture, craig >> documentary producer and head of citizens uniteds david bossie online. >> "washington journal" continues. host: at the table, daniel kaniewski working for president bush from 2005-2008 and on the table is homeland security report, what does it look at? guest: first it's an important document, i applaud this administration and that it meets the congress attempt. i feel it provides a road map for the future for the department of homeland security. in reality homeland security is broader. and i feel this document will lay the future. host: what are the topics in this report? guest: there are no surprises, this is not controversial. preventing terrorists attacks is the number one priority. no surprise. but other items resiliency before disaster. i arrived here before hurricane katrina and i am happy to see that this is one of five major themes identified in this review. host: and it's the first such review that the department relatively knew. what piece of information are members of congress looking for in this? guest: this is the first process and t

documentary producer and head of citzens united david bossie sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> now forumn the future of american culture hosted by regent university. this is a little more than two hours. [no audio] >> good morning. we can do better than that. good morning. welcome to region university's fifth annual symposium in honor of our nation's 40th president, ronald wilson reagan. our first symposium in 2006, the future of conservatism, is no published in the book. received a review in the "new york times." our second symposium in 2007 came out as a favorable review in a university press book. our third symposium in 2008, the legacy of ronald reagan, came out in the book title "the in during reagan." it was the finest compilation of ronald reagan, and no compilation comes close to matching his insight and credibility. our fourth symposium in 2009, the future of the american presidency, will come out as a university press book later this year. so is that what we have said and done here reaches an audience of around the world, but not just in books. each year c-span televises are re

head of citizens united david bossie sunday night on c-span's mr. uellar:. >> british foreign secretary david milliband spoke yesterday about the release of u.s. intelligence information concerning the alleged torture of a british resident alien. the british government asked them to publish the details of benjamin mohammed who was captured in 2002 in pakistan as a terror suspect and later held at guantanamo bay. he was released with all charges against him dropped last year. this runs about 45 minutes. >> with your permission, mr. speaker, i'd like to make the case on mr. binyam mohammed following. mr. speaker, the court of appeals ruland that in the light of disclosures by united states court in december of 2009, which i shall describe below, the paragraph redacted from the divisional court in this country of the 21st of august, 2008, should be published. the seven paragraphs contains summaries of u.s. intelligence related to mr. mohamed's case held in u.k. files. i accept the court's ruling which includes a complex and unique case and has made avai

the focus of a recent supreme court decision, documentary producer and head of citizens united, david bossieay night on c-span. >> tune on c-span 2 booktv for three-day president weekend. authors include henry paulson. historian garr wills on how the atomic bomb changed the presidency. "after words" reairs on sunday night. on monday, books on american presidents, f.d.r., president obama and our culture, craig shirley on ronald reagan. for the complete schedule go to booktv organize. >> the only collection of presidential portraits painted by one art activities by chaz-fage and now on display in indiana through february 21. the exhibit looks at the men through paintings, photographs, in

daniel kaniewski -- david bossie sunday night on "q&a." >> congressional leaders met at the white houseiscuss areas of agreement on a jobs bill and the economy. republican leader spoke with reporters afterwards. >> part of what we would like to see is the ability of congress to move forward in a bipartisan fashion on the key challenges that the country is facing right now. it is fair to say that the american people are frustrated with the lack of progress on key issues, and although the parties are not going to agree on every single item, there should be some areas where we can agree. we can get some things done even as we have a vigorous debate on issues we do not agree on. a good place to start and what i hope to spend a lot of time on in these discussions today is how we can move forward on a jobs package that encourages small businesses to hire, helping to create the kind of environment where that we have economic growth and people are starting to add to their payroll. there are some ideas on both the republican side and democratic side that will allow us to lower rates for small bu

david bossy sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> the only collection on american presidential portraits paintede artist. >> news reports today indicate a number of military officers may be disciplined in the wake of the fort hood shootings. the leaders of the review of that incident testified recently before the senate arms services committee on at those events leading up to the attack and the immediate aftermath, as well as how military bases could prevent future violence. this hearing is just under two-and-a-half hours. [inaudible conversations] >> consider the findings and recommendations of the independent panel appointed by the secretary of defense following the tragedy at fort hood. the primary objective of the panel was "to determine whether there are programs policies or procedure weaknesses within the department of defense that create vulnerabilities to the health and safety of defense employees and their families." today's open hearing is on the panel's unrestricted reports, a restricted annex to the report entitled "oversight of the alleged perpetrator" focuses on information which i

. >> his film "hillary, the movie," the focus of a recent supreme court on finance campaign, david bossien sound night on c-span. >> tune on "book tv" three-day president's weekend beginning on saturday. authors include henry paulson talking with warren buffet on the 2008 economic collapse. historian garry wills on how the atomic bomb changed the presidency. it reairs sunday night on 9:00 p.m. and on monday, books on american presidents, f.d.r., president obama and our culture, ronald reagan. for the complete schedule, go to booktv.org. >> it's the only collection of american presidential portraits painted by one artist, american presidents life portraits by chazz fagan at purdue university in indiana through february 21. the exhibit looks at the lives of the 43 men who held the office through paintings, photographs, prints and audio recordings, sponsored by c-span and the white house historical association. if you can't get to indiana, see the entire collection online at americanpresidents.org. >> democratic and republican congressional leaders met at the white house to discuss possible

documentary producer, david bossie on sunday night on c-span. >> democratic senators are supposed tohe hill. a sense of what is evolving? guest: what is çevolving is a sense of democrats çand republicans to agree on a jobs bill. it reflects the new political reality in washington where democrats can't get through the house. they have to get some republicans on board. they are trying, but there are some things in the bill that republicans are not crazy about. and the political realities if you want to let a jobs bill go through that could be seen as a good political thing. to give a boost to the members of congress. host: one writes that the job bill is postponed. one reason is the weather, but the bill itself is in draft form.çóç guest: that's right, harry reid was hoping to get a vote this week, and a part still to get that vote. saying yesterday that we were watching for the bill to come out. and threatening that we will stay here this weekend if we need to do get this vote out. as afternoon turned into evening, he said it doesn't look like we can do it. there were 15 senators m

david bossie, tonight on c- span's "q&a." >> it is the only collection of american presidential portraitsted by one artist. see the entire collection on line. >> iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad spoke thursday at a rally marking the 31st anniversary of the islamic revolution. this tv coverage an english translation is courtesy of press tv, iranian estate run television. he talked at length about the conflict with the west. he announced that the country had produced its first stop of 20% enriched uranium, but said they are not producing a nuclear bomb. this lasts about an hour and 10 minutes. >> the been hampering the progress of this great nation. -- they have been hampering the progress of this great nation. for two reasons, they have always opposed freedom and prosperity. the first reason is related to the characteristics of the iranian nation. they note today that the iranian nation, in the course of history -- due to itsÑi re- civilization and culture, has managed to influence international equations any time it had the opportunity. they know that we, for centuries, particularly

david petraeus. his film, "hillary the movie" was the focus of the recent supreme court decision on campaign finance. davis bossietonight on "q &a." "american presidnetents -- lie fe portraits" -- see the entire collection on line. >> the president met with congressional leaders on tuesday. they discussed the jobs bill. the presence spoke to reporters before the meeting got under way. -- the president spoke to reporters. >> hello, everybody. i want to thank both democratic and senate leaders -- democratic house leaders as well as republican leaders from the house and senate for joining us. as i said in my state of the union, part of what we would like to see is the ability of congress to move forward in a more bipartisan fashion on some of the key challenges that the country is facing right now. it is fair to say that the american people are frustrated with the lack of progress on key issues. although, the parties will not agree on every single item, there should be areas where we can agree. we can get some things done that, even as we have vigorous debates on some of those issues we do not agree on. a good place