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europe are spending less than 2%. and the signal that goes out of the world with the sequestration is that we cut $493 billion out of the pentagon defense budget and are about to cut another half a trillion which brings it closer to $950 billion out of it in your budget. the signal that sends to the world is that the united states isn't going to be in the position to contribute to a more peaceful and stable world in the decade ahead. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. live coverage from the 25th annual festival of books continues with discussions on mental health, tennessee politics, the jim crow south and genetics. we begin with a panel looking at mental health at home and abroad with authors kenneth, allen frances and ethan waters. >>> good afternoon. welcome to the session prognosis' american mental health at home and abroad. i am gregory, a professor of medical and the college of vanderbilt university. today's session is an extension of part of a yearlong program sponsored by the robert morin center for the humanities at vanderbilt titled diagnosis and context and i would like to think the humanit

europe and potentially in the united states, and our ability to stop them is reduced. thoseeople die, responsible for leaking it are the ones who should be held accountable. in angeneral alexander interview with the pentagon'srmed with science blogger. the pentagon uploaded it last week. he talks about the nsa spying and gives a preview of what he might say at today's hearing, this afternoon and 1:30 p.m. eastern time at the house intelligence committee. live coverage on c-span3. john, canton, ohio, republican caller. caller: good morning good i agree with the independent caller, his statement about the trust could we can't trust our government. we are having issues here, whether the examples of benghazi or we haven't gotten answers about that come up fast and furious, how about the irs? i was looking at google earth and they are showing my house, bike inrty, my kids' the front yard, my garage door open. i don't understand why we need that kind of surveillance on this. we are distrustful of the government right now, and we know that something is going on, and we know that we are paying for it and we're getting angry. people have been asleep for years are starting to wake up and realize that there's somethin