dr. deborah peel and then we will look at hunger in the u.s. and what the usda, the department of agriculture, calls food security. those are the two segments coming up. this weekend is a three day weekend on booktv and on american history tv. one of the features of this three-day weekend is a visit to macon, georgia by our local content vehicles. here is just a preview. macon is located right in the middle of the state of georgia. one of our claims to fame is that we are about six miles from being geographically center so we are real easy to find. i would say that macon's location and participation in the civil war are significant. there are a lot of stores but one of my favorites is a house known as the cannonball house. believe it or not, during the war, when general wilson's army was trying to decide whether or and burn it oron to go around, there was an artillery fight that ensued. there are two different versions of the story as you might imagine. one version is we fought them off. the other version is they decided we were not worth their

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dr. deborah peel discusses atient privacy laws. then food security issues and american's access to food. facebook phone calls, comment and tweets. two members of congress talked about healthcare and the healthcare system. tom price of georgia and phil row of tennessee were part of e heritage foundation policy summit this week. t's just over an hour. >> we are privilege today to be on the forefront of thinking ant about what comes after obama are. f f health care by there is really a lot more in these different plans that are being presented here today and others that are percolating throughout congress and in the conservative think tank role. there's's lot more that join us on this issue than divides us. we ail agree that we should have choices. we all agree that the market drivers down prices than do federal mandate. health care should be affordable. and freedom should be the center piece of any health care plan. relationships with our doctors should not be coerced both of these plans put us on the path of reform. please join me i

dr. deborah peel, founder and chairman of the board of a gr the founder david chairman of the board of a what is thatro group called vacuum the agent age of p, before any information about you was moved from one doctor to another, you had to be the floor in the information about you would move from one doctor to another, you had to be asked your permission and to send the information. today with the new electronic health records records, health and probation and exchanges, everyone else else, everyone that holds the data controls it and moves it. we don't know where it goes. we don't have a chain of custody we cannot prevent our information from fleeing through literally thousands of data users. the problem is in the digital age is the most valuable information about you. anything about your health. patient privacy rights to put everybody back and control of their own very personal health records. efforts of a lot of health-care reform has been the electronic records act. is this something you do not support? o, we actually do support technology. the problem is, they are putting in the w

dr. deborah peel discusses by the sea laws and the future of benefits. americans access to food, and your foes cut -- phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. >> the judges, i think, are more important. that is a strange thing to say. because a very small number, , we are tangling with the law. >> oral history reviews with supreme court justices. atociate justice tom clark 4:00 eastern. in washington dc at 90.1 fm online at c-span.org and nationwide xm satellite radio channel 120. >> the context here is that lee enjoys the reputation as someone that counseled acceptance and submission and resignation to the situation. , at has always struck me series that doesn't add up in a sense. we are told he counseled submission but we knew that the south did not simply submit to the political will of the north. that they began quickly to contest the northern understanding and plans for reconstruction. we value pride and the kind of measured defiance. >> rethinking grant and lee, saturday at 10:00 eastern and sunday morning at 11:00. >> the privacy and civil libe

dr. deborah peel, founder and chairman of the board of a group called patient privacy.what is that group? guest: we are fighting to put americans back in control of their health information. we cannot control it anymore. callerhost: what does that mean? guest: i have been a physician for a long time. that's why i found it patient privacy rights. vacuum the agent age of paper, before any information about you was moved from one doctor to another, you had to be asked your permission to send the information. today, with the new technology system, electronic health records, health information exchanges, everyone else, everyone that holds their data controls it and moves it. we don't know where it goes. that -- ofve a chain custody and we cannot prevent their information from flowing to thousands, literally thousands of users and data sellers. the problem is health aid in the digital age is the most valuable information about you, anything about your health. patient privacy rights aims to put everybody back in control of their own very personal health records. efforts off th

dr. deborah peel, founder and chairman of the board of a group called patient privacy. what is that group? guest: we are fighting to put americans back in control of their health information. we cannot control it anymore. callerhost: what does that mean? guest: i have been a physician for a long time. that's why i found it patient privacy rights. vacuum the agent age of paper, before any information about you was moved from one doctor to another, you had to be asked your permission to send the information. today, with the new technology system, electronic health records, health information exchanges, everyone else, everyone that holds their data controls it and moves it. we don't know where it goes. that -- ofve a chain custody and we cannot prevent their information from flowing to thousands, literally thousands of users and data sellers. the problem is health aid in the digital age is the most valuable information about you, anything about your health. patient privacy rights aims to put everybody back in control of their own very personal health records. efforts off t