dr. hayden in 2004 discussing her opposition to the patriot act. >> libraries or bailing block of a free and open society and when members of the public enter a library, for whatever reason to pursue their own intellectual interests to look up something that they just have a curiosity about, or just find out about the subject that they've heard about, no one should be examined or scrutinized by anyone, especially by the government, and the american library association supports the protection of confidentiality and the freedom that accompanies it, and we find that parts of the u.s.a. patriot act threatens all of these freedoms. in fact we remember the 1970s and the fbi library awareness program, and as librarians, we are interested in and we're committed to ensuring the safety of our fellow americans, but it's time for the government to stop wasting its time on supposed security risks posed by any american that goes into a public library for research, for learning, or just forren fun. the new and expanded authorities under the patriot act allow the federal government to investigate and to

dr. hayden will be first african-american and woman to hold a position of library of congress. confirmation hearings yet to be sent by the senate. booktv continues now jamie mayor discussing her most recent book, "dark money" she'll talk about all of her books and answer your questions live on in-depth next sunday march 6th at 12 p.m. eastern.

dr. hayden in 2004 discussing her opposition to the patriot act. >> libraries are one of the building blocksof a free and open society. when members of the public enter a library, for whatever reason to pursue their own intellectual interests to look up something they just have a curiosity about, or just find out about subjects that they've heard about, no one should be examined or scrutinized by anyone, especially by the government. and the american library association supports the protection of confidentialityity and the freedom that accompanies it, and we find that parts of the u.s.a. patriot act threatens all of these freedoms. in fact we remember oren, the 1970s and the fbi library awareness program, and as libraryachs, -- library yaps we are interested in committed to ensuring the safety of fellow americans but it's time for the government stop wasting its time on supposed security risks posed by any american that goes into a public library for research, for learning, or just for fun. the new and expanded authorities under the patriot act allow the federal government to investigate and

dr. hayden will be first african-american and woman to hold a position of library of congress. confirmation hearings yet to be sent by the senate. booktv continues now jamie mayor discussing her most recent book, "dark money" she'll talk about all of her books and answer your questions live on in-depth next sunday march 6th at 12 p.m. eastern. .. founder of several nonprofit organizations including the investigative report shop here and before that the center of integrity. chuck's most recent book, the future of truth and decline of america's moral integrity. it's a fascinating of many truths manipulated by governments and corporations. the buying of the president a chilling look into the finance ing and presidential campaign written with staff. chuck is a full-time professor and teaches investigative journalism and recently returned from a fellowship. tonight he is going to have a conversation with jim mayer. a passion that chuck shares. chuck. [applause] >> thank you very much, jeff, and welcome everybody, jane, welcome to american university. to introduce jane, we would take

dr. hayden will be the first african-american and the first woman to hold the position of librarian of congress. confirmation hearings have yet to be set by the senate. >> tonight it's my pleasure to introduce to you to dr. ronald feinman. he specializes in 20th century american history with an emphasis on political and diplomatic history. he has taught courses at florida atlantic university, on america 1900 to 1945, fdr and new deal era. u.s. 1945 to the present, and america in the 1960s. feinman is also the author of "tie right progressivism: the western and can the new deal." he currently writes for a blog, www.progressiveprofessor.com. i welcome ron feinman. [applause] >> thank you very much. i really appreciate your introduction. i want to begin by thanking certain people. i want to thank stephanie and the center for inviting me to speak here on my book. i want to thank c-span for agreeing to indeed tape this event and put it on booktv in few weeks. i want to also thank my son, david feinman and paul feinman for always being there for me. we're definitely a very close family. i want to als

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see yourasth notse.your dr if d besing for if elifor ee aeo.c >> osgood: how far should our national security agencies go in the war against terror? former cia director michael hayden pits his views on the line in a conversation with david martin. >> obviously that's the field. >> football fans know that stadium as the home of the pittsburgh steelers. former cia director mike hayden sees something else down there as well. >> see all that parking lot? that's my boyhood home. >> steelers may have paved over hayden's working class neighborhood but the city of pittsburgh made up for it by naming a street after him. top of american intelligence. >> you have been in the middle of just about every controversial intelligence operation of the first decade of the 21st century. what did you learn? >> both the power and the limits of intelligence. >> the only man to head both the national security agency with almost incomprehensible power to monitor communications and cia, hayden's memoir is called "playing to the edge" where the power of intelligence meets the limits of the law. >> fundamentally we're going out there and stealing information we are not otherwise entitled to.

dr. phil, i and now we'll be right back after this commercial message. okay. how about one more. how about one more okay. my ex-girlfriend-- this is from that one guy @hayden 12. what do you think? >> you go get your damn cat. ( cheers and applause ) you go get your cat. you don't-- you don't let somebody-- you don't let somebody take your cat. now, they can take your car. they can-- they can take your cat. i'm a cat guy. >> stephen: you're a cat by? >> you gotta go get your cat. >> stephen: i disagree. all right. here's my advice. cats have nine lives. let your cat live its. you don't miss your cat. you miss your girlfriend, all right? ( laughter ) ( applause ) are you going th cry? you look like you're going to tear up. are you going to cry? >> you need a lot of help. ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, i hope you'll come back and give it to me many times. >> i will. i promise. >> stephen: dr. phil, he's on monday through friday. check your local listings. matter? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from stat

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