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he e-mac, over a million dollars a month going to new jersey prisoners. liz: i can't believe it.and other states say we're catching them. and we've got upgraded computers systems and we're going to raise your taxes even though money like this is going out the door. charles: and people talk with recidivism, hell, you get a cell phone, and-- what's crazy, people talk about tax and spend, for them these stories are collateral damage, no big deal, just what it takes to have a fair society where the rich pay their -- what they have and should be be paying and everyone else gets what they should get. i mean, this is what happens, when you run these kinds of systems. liz: you're he right, it's not fair to the u.s. taxpayer, it's treated like a rounding error in government. and the disability payments in this country equal the population of greece, that's how many people are getting it and food stamps equal the population or more of spain and that's a big deal when you have that number of people on the dole. charles: here is the irony of course, now they're going to investigate and hire

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mac. we will also take your call, e-mails and tweets. ♪ host: congress returns after a week-long recess toake up in number of issues. the senate foreign relations committee will hear testimony from debra jones, president obama's choice to replace chris stevens, the u.s. ambassador killed in benghazi. look for coverage on c-span.org. also in the senate, the homeland security panel will focus on the border security pr

and then i exported, e-mailed them to myself in word format and looked on windows and mac and the versionsn their just to see what the fidelity was. in other words, did they come out lookinggright. for the most part, they did. and then i took a 23 page powerpoint presentation that have been created on a windows pc and powerpoint and saw how it looked on these apps and, you know, it looked good on two of them and not so good on two other ones. there are some issues. there are still some fidelity issues and things like that. if you are going to do a 23 page complicated powerpoint, i still think you should use a pc or a mac. if you are going to do what most people do, the ipad is perfectly good for that. dagen: the excel spreadsheets are just painful. connell: we do not have as much time as you did in your column. you can get all the details on your column. i will explain one thing. two of these are local on the ipad. they store their files locally. those are i work and back office pro age the. two of the others that i looked at take a different approach. they have an app where you have to be

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mac. we will also take your call, e-mails and tweets. ♪ host: congress returns after a week-long recess toake up in number of issues. the senate foreign relations committee will hear testimony from debra jones, president obama's choice to replace chris stevens, the u.s. ambassador killed in benghazi. look for coverage on c-span.org. also in the senate, the homeland security panel will focus on the border security provision in the gang of eight's and immigration proposal. we want to get your take on usa today's front-page story from monday -- and \ / \ send us a tweet, post your comments on facebook.com, or e- mail us. here is "usa today" -- here is a quote from mark zandi -- we want to know what impact this economic growth has had on your paycheck. start dialing in now. good social media, code twitter, go to facebook. facebook. few of from we want to hear about your wages during this economic recovery, during the recession, what has happened. a little bit more from "usa today," this was a front-page story -- we will focus on the impact of the recovery on the wealthiest americans on the las

mac. those announcements are set to e held in just moments at 2:15 eesh. tonight, we'll take you on the new george w. bush library. it opens today. it was dedicated in a ceremony last week. heading the tour is former first lady laura bush. ere's a quick preview. >> your husband has had a lot of critics. will this change our people view his presidency? >> it is not meant too that. it is meant to explain what happened in history and all the things we faced as a country and the choices he made or respond to whatever the challenges were. i think people will learn a lot. i think there's a lot of things that people don't know like the aids program the generosity of that the american people funded. i think there's a lost interesting people things that the people did not know before. it will give them an idea of president.like to be their successes and failures we all have that and our presidents are human and we'll have the same sort of records. >> has it met your expectations? >> it has. i think people will find it interesting. we tried to include everything, of

news that you can sign up for, e-mail alerts, whether on the news, finance, or sports side. host: mac is an independent caller. caller: thank you for this fascinating program. i feel like news organizations focusing on the irs is spreading misinformation about who is really being oppressed. the real issue is 501c4's. this is a diversion of the actual issue, which is the destabilization of the old parks to control the media. is yahoo! news willing to challenge the corporate political machine at all? guest: in washington, i mostly cover politics and lawmakers on capitol hill. if there are stores out there, we tried to investigate to see if there is more to say. host: when will you be watching as congress returns to washington from the memorial day recess? we talked about immigration, the irs hearings. one is on your agenda? guest: those are the two things. we have more hearings on tuesday were the house ways and means committee will bring out people to show that there were targeted by the irs. it will be interesting to hear their stories. immigration will be heating up. we are coming do

e-mails contain and what they don't contain. this is as it has been with the information of both parties, internal deliberations. alexis, shake your head editorialized -- abaya mac >> information comes out, but if people with information as they have him held for political purposes, that is one thing. deliberation is something that goes to the kind of protections for the executive branch of both parties in the fact is the full reporting of the story did something rather extraordinary, which is providing most of the committees and camera, since a legal term for spending all the time they wanted, make notes, copy them verbatim or not so verbatim as it turned out to not go on their way make their assessments, which is what we did. i am not >> he has. today the president spoke by phone with the president of pakistan, most only to congratulate him on his party's success in the may 11 parliamentary elections. as you know, over the become the president commended the people of pakistan on a successful completion of their parliamentary elections. the united states stands above pakistanis seem welcoming this historic peaceful and transparent transfer of civilian power, wh

into these depressions and i can't check e-mail and i don't answer the phone, i'm not able to function like a normal person. that is all i have. thank you. host: maclelland, your thoughts on what you heard from that caller. guest: unfortunately, that is not an uncommon story. one of the people that i interviewed here runs a community mental health center in the tenderloin, a neighborhood in san francisco that is 35 square blocks but has 6000 homeless people in it on any given day. when i was talking to her, she said was to the people who come in here who are trying to get assistance, they have treatable mental illnesses that come in theory, if they had a little bit would beent, they fine. they wouldn't be in this downward spiral of you lose your jobs, you have to get on disability, you can't, there's is a delay, you end up homeless, you end up on a waiting list for inemergency shelter where san francisco that list is so long that they have shut it and they're not even taking names anymore. a little bit of money and treatment goes a long way in terms of saving money and sort of saving people from these downward spirals in the end. but they often ca

mac. neil richardson of bloomberg government owns us. the later richard fry of pew research center on the latest census data on wealth in the u.s. we will also take your calls, emails, and tweets. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, political commentator cokie roberts moderates a conversation on automatic federal budget cuts with members of the obama administration. we will hear from homeland security secretary janet napolitano and housing and urban development secretary shaun donovan. the partnership for public service hosted this when our discussion. discussion. -- one hour discussion. good afternoon. my name is matt stier. i am the president president of the partnership for public service. i will be brief as i have a bad cold. it is a great pleasure to welcome all of you here to public service recognition week. it is our intent that if there is an antidote to fed bashing all the time -- [laughter] seriously, we will never get the government we want if all we do is tear it down. amazing things are going on all the time by public servants. we need to recognize them if we want to see them replicated by other public servants. has