next hour, david korn the washington bureau chief for mother jones.ngresswoman about. but first headlines. >> full court produce-court press. >> this thursday president obama, an avid basketball player wants to shoot hoops with jeremy len and ernie duncan told the hill newspaper that lin should expect a phone call because they want to make it happen. duncan is a hand basketball team that is lin's alma mater. >> whose how he got to know about jeremiah lin, through arnie duncan. >> another celebrity on capitol hill, sondra lee for support for federal nutrition and childhood hunger reporting the food network host dating andrew cuomo, first girl. she got tearit. eary-eye eary-eyed. >> if stuff. a good message. >> that's an unbelieveable initiative and effort. and it's worth getting teary-eye teary-eyed about. >> principlee william and duchess indicate kate will have a new roommate. >> pregnant? >> no. she is not. >> we don't know that. we don't know that. different roommate prince harry is moving in with them. it won't be a crowded small apartment, though

think the notion -- we had a dinner last night preceding this, and one of my friends who was there, david korn, msnbc commentator and kind of a good left progressive radical writer, i'm not sure david would like that depiction, texted me after he left the dinner. he said, steve, fantastic cerebral intellectual discussion. really varied, but boy does that differ from the politics out on the street. and i said, that's exactly what we want to try and achieve today. we want to demonstrate that you can not only bring together people who have very different views on what's wrong with the economy and what their prescription is to fix it, but that we can do so in a way that raises and uplifts the discussion and doesn't tear it down. so the notion of being both provocative yet constructive i think is important today. >> earlier remarks from the atlantic's all day summit here in washington looking at the economic recovery here in the u.s. and globally. attendees are taking a short break right now for lunch. the luncheon speaker will be former fed chair paul volcker and we will have his comments live. ri

then, david korn talks about his latest book on the obama administration. later, we discussed the future of afghanistan. "washington journal close what is next. -- "washington journal" is next. host: tomorrow, the supreme court will go through three days of arguments on the health care law. the nine justices will need steely nerves to buck up and noise in the case. how the federal government wields its power over states. c-span will be the one place you can listen to the argument in their entirety. the supreme court releases the same day audio beginning tomorrow at noon. you can watch us on c-span, c- span radio c, and c-span.org. santorum one in louisiana. the president is in south korea this morning for a nuclear summit. he included a news conference within the lra and dick cheney is recovering after the heart transplant yesterday. the former vice president has been on the transplant list for the last 20 months. we will begin with this question -- who speaks for the republican party? this is posed in the "new york times." the numbers are on the screen. yo

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