dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing@ >> dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing with politics in america government, sounds like you'd be in favor of implementing term limits and some other changes in washington. can you discuss that? >> well, yes i would very much be in favor of term limits, fully recognizing the argument that if people only have a couple years to serve, they never really get to know the system and their usefulness is limited. and i understand that and i appreciate that. and what i would do to solve that problem this gives people longer terms. you know, i would make the turn, you know, six, eight, even 10 years. but you can't be realistic. you can be recalled, give people the possibility of free calling every two years, but you can't be reelected. that would be a severe blow to the fourth branch of government. and i think that's the only way were going to get it done. now, how's that going to happen when the people in congress are the ones who get to vote on that? i'm going to say somethin

dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing@ >> dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing with politics in america government, sounds like you'd be in favor of implementing term limits and some other changes in washington. can you discuss that? >> well, yes i would very much be in favor of term limits, fully recognizing the argument that if people only have a couple years to serve, they never really get to know the system and their usefulness is limited. and i understand that and i appreciate that. and what i would do to solve that problem this gives people longer terms. you know, i would make the turn, you know, six, eight, even 10 years. but you can't be realistic. you can be recalled, give people the possibility of free calling every two years, but you can't be reelected. that would be a severe blow to the fourth branch of government. and i think that's the only way were going to get it done. now, how's that going to happen when the people in congress are the ones who get to vote on that? i'm going to say somethin

dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing@ >> dr. carson, based upon some of the things you were discussing with politics in america government, sounds like you'd be in favor of implementing term limits and some other changes in washington. can you discuss that? >> well, yes i would very much be in favor of term limits, fully recognizing the argument that if people only have a couple years to serve, they never really get to know the system and their usefulness is limited. and i understand that and i appreciate that. and what i would do to solve that problem this gives people longer terms. you know, i would make the turn, you know, six, eight, even 10 years. but you can't be realistic. you can be recalled, give people the possibility of free calling every two years, but you can't be reelected. that would be a severe blow to the fourth branch of government. and i think that's the only way were going to get it done. now, how's that going to happen when the people in congress are the ones who get to vote on that? i'm going to say somethin

dr. ben carson gives hess views what is good about america and where it has gone astray. and former obama advisor van jones on restoring hope and the american dream. "book tv" prime time tonight at 8:00. >>> at the same time on c-span is debate between wisconsin governor scott walker and his democratic challenger, milwaukee mayor, tom barrett. polls show him leading. you can see the final debate tonight 8:00 eastern on c-span 1xhhhhhhhhhhh >> writing is a transactional process. writing assumes reading. it goes back to that question about, you know, a tree falling in the forest if there is no one there to hear it. you know, if you have written a really wonderful novel one. parts of the process that you want readers to be enlarged and enriched by it and you have to, you have to pull on everything at your disposal to do that >> well the economy added about 69,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate went up from 8.1 to 8.2% since april according to new numbers put out this morning by the bureau of labor statistics. house republicans will be holding a news conferen