what are the other announced, evan -- other unknowns, evan? >> months ago we thought it would be iran. david ignatius had an interesting column this week -- pretty well informed bguy -- that maybe there is a deal in the works with iran, so iran would not be a threat to the obama administration. if it were comes out of europe that spain is in a full-blown depression, once again the specter of a european collapse -- i am sure that at the white house they are worried about that. >> how does that affect our economy? >> we are tied in with the banking system did tony blair made interesting comments about this the other day. as far as europe is concerned, the crisis that we're talking about could come along any time. europe has a problem with overspending, have not adjusted the way they should have, and out they after go through a painful adjustment process -- and now they have to go through a painful adjustment process. >> it is western democracy. the welfare state is something we cannot pay for any more. it is demographics. we used to have five wo

good idea, evan? >> yes. if the military is doing this stuff, they should expose it there is always this tension between -- the american military as measured against other militaries in history is extraordinarily disciplined. but in bonding rituals, these guys sometimes go out and misbehave. they have been doing this for ever and sometimes it gets the better of them. >> i would not have run them. maybe i am a wuss, but if tomorrow some sort of bomb went off as retribution and people were killed -- i don't think what you learn from those pictures -- i grant you the shock value, but the article talks about it, and to me that was enough. >> charles? >> well, look, the decision of the newspaper was probably one that we would have made, that ought to be made. if there is information -- if you are always going to worry about the possible effect, you end up not learning anything. they chose a sample of a large number of photographs. but i don't understand why people are so shocked. this happens in every ward. there

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fortunately after 24 hours of monitoring, evan checks out okay. considers the concussion to be a blessing in disguise. >> luckily i was knocked unconscious so i don't have any recollection of the accident itself. >> even though he has no recollection of the accident, that doesn't stop people from asking him all about it in the days and weeks to follow. >> have you ever even heard of anything like this happening before? >> well, in the five years i've been riding, i never heard of an animal taking a person off their bike. >> the question most people want answered, what was the antelope thinking? >> i don't think the antelope was attacking me. if it was trying to attack me, it would have stayed around and not ran away the way it did after it hit me. >> whatever the animal's motivation, evan walks away from encounter with a greater appreciation for a small piece of equipment, a helmet. >> i believe it was a small miracle that i came out the way i have. wearing a helmet is crucial. helmets are really strong and they do really great job. i think it pro

evan, can you speak to that? >> well, one tof the people we talked to, mike and i had dinner with, is maintenance, and a lot of the callista maintenance going on in the campaign and taking care of her. she likes to travel first class and come home on the weekend and one of the key weekends she was smelling the cherry blossoms with newt instead of campaigning. and the next day she wanted to -- she plays an instrument in the one of the cathedrals here. you know, they cater to her. now, that not such a bad thing, because you have a, you know, help the candidate's wife, but i think that as candidate's wife goes, she is controlling. >> did she photo shop or play a role in the photo shopping in the photos in the book as well this is. >> yes, michael. it is a continuing duty for one of the gingrich aides who said that no campaign resources went it to% u there was work done on the photos, and it was a sign of the very candidate-focused control. they told us that all of the orders in that campaign come not from the campai

evan, can you speak to that? had dinner with, talked about maintenance. a lot of calista maintenance that goes on in the campaign. you know, taking care of her. she likes to travel first class, she likes to come home on the weekend. one of these key weekends she was smelling the cherry blossoms with newt instead of campaign. the next week she plays an instrument in the -- at the -- one of the cathedrals here. you know, they cater to her. now, that's not such a bad thing because you've got, you know you've got to help the candidate's wife. but i think as candidate's wife goes, she's pretty controlling. >> did she also photo shop or play a role in the photo shopping of her own paragraphs? >> yeah, that was an unusual duty for one of the gingrich aides. they sad no campaign resources went to it. but there was some work done on the photos. and it was a sign of the very candidate-focused control. they told us all the orders in that campaign come not from the campaign manager, not from headquarters, but from the bus. s

s that a good ide evan? >> yes. t the military is going to do this s stuff, at they should expose it. there is always the tension between the disciple, whwhich by historical measurement is very high -- the american military as measured against other militaries, is extraordinarily disciplined. but in bondnding ruals t these guys have, they sometimes go out anand sba, and they have been doing that forever. -- go out and misbehave, and they have been doihat for every somometim it ts the better of them. >> i would not have run them. maybe i am a wuss, but if tomorrow some sort of bomb went off and people were kille -- i don'n't thinyou learn from those pictures -- i grant u there is shock value, but the article talks about it and for me that is enough. >> charles? >> well look, the decision of the newspaper was probably one thatat we would make, thatat ought to be made. if there is information -- if you always worry about the possible effects, you end up not learning anything. i think they chose a sample ofof the large

thank you to evan thomas and mike allen. if we wetted people's interest, you can mention how you can get the book. tell us again and how much it costs? guest: thank you so much for having us on. it's $2.99. it's a great bargain. that's the great thing about this ebook format. it's so economical. it's so late breaking. we added things up until one week before it went in the itunes store and you can get it in the itunes store for ipad, i phone, itouch. and you can get it in the kindle and nook. check out "inside the circus." we are so grateful for the excitement around it and thank you, c-span, for your interest in this and your amazing coverage throughout this election season. host: be careful about the offer. might have people -- guest: thank you. host: evan thomas here in washington, d.c. nice to see you again. guest: thank you, susan. host: well, in our two final segments on this friday morning, different aspects of education. our final one, america by the numbers. we are going to be looking at the question of school bully

probably best that evans has the new home.our years ago, michael phelps was seen focus on setting the record with a gold medals. he was in lockdown training mode. ready for alembics number four, he will savor his swan song. >> the biggest thing is i am really trying to enjoy every moment and relived every memory i have had to rub my career. -- throughout my career. there are a lot of things i want to do over the next 100 days. hopefully we can accomplish those. >> heat and knicks at the garden. knicks hold a 2 game lead. off to a good start. forcing the turnover. anthony. a monster day, 42 points. anthony draws the attention. chandler does not. miami was stone cold and a good way. the fourth quarter, dwyane wade and jumping for the lead. sports.t for we will have a check of the forecast next. forecast next. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two she

>> and evan williams. >> rose: today neither biz nor evan nor you are the c.e.o.. >> we're not the c.e.o. we have a great c.e.o. >> rose: i agree with you. but why was that necessary? because you guys are entrepreneurs but not managers? >> well, i'm c.e.o. of square. so... >> rose: (laughs) that's a good reason not to be the c.e.o. of twitter. >> i think, you know, companies of all... companies evolve, organizations evolve and twitter has been through a lot of evolution and we've always been attached to the company, always been a part of the company. evan and i simply switched roles. back in the day i was the first c.e.o. he was chairman, i became chairman, he became c.e.o. because he really wanted to be c.e.o. and then we moved to another switch with dick who was brought in as our c.o.o. dick is an amazing leader. he's very cognizant of what we need to do and he doesn't get enough credit for a lot of the revenue products that twitter has. we're really driven very quickly by dick. so the promoted products, the permanent treat tweets, permanent accounts he created a small team and drove t

evans. >> said the anonymous editor, in terms of the witness' statement, because you do not identify him when you say you had to remove him -- >> it was mr. evans. he was saying they were facing an insurrection on the times. >> in your witness statement, you do not identify the editor, but you referred to an anonymous editor who had to be let go because there was in effect, a staff resÙme -- interaction. were you intending to refer to searle harold evans? >> i was. i am sorry for the omission. >> it is not an omission, is that he did not give his name in the witness' statement for here -- for fear. >> he was the only amateur of the times that we asked to leave. >> was that really the reason for getting rid of him? he had been a brilliantly success for editor of the sunday times for over a decade and had shown his worth. >> yes, i would say so. he had great assistance who he did not get along with. there was mr. pager who ran the inside team and did all the great work on -- but never got the

a conversation with janet evans. she established herself at 15 as one of the greatest long distance swimmers in history. we have her performance at the 1988 summer games. at age 40 and the mother of two, she is staging a comeback. she will swim at the u.s. olympic trials earning a spot on the u.s. squad that will be competing in london this summer. we're glad you can join as. a conversation with swimming great janet evans. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: at the age of 15, janet evans became an international swimming sensation. she won three gold medals at the 1988 summer games. she announced her retirement at the 1996 olympics but not before giving us a memorable image. what i will never forget as long as i live. passing that torch to the champ, moallem g

evan is right. paul ryan has a budget that has none of the spinach. he never talks about -- charles apparently has some pipeline. he knows what is in paul ryan's mine. other than $5 trillion in tax cuts -- >> that is simply false. on social security, ryan has offered to raise the retirement age and reduced the amount the rich get rid the democrats have offered zero. on medicare, for which ryan and republicans have got slaughtered, he proposes to go to a premium system. the democrats have offered zero except it demagoguery. on discretionary spending, ryan has spelled out all kinds of cuts. i agree come in when area, he talks about lowering the rates but did not specify the lo opholes. having gone out on a limb on everything else, you are asking the republicans to commit political suicide when the democrats have offered nothing on anything. >> he is much more specific on entitlements than the democrats. if enacted, it would have a shot at controlling medicare cuts. the democrats are shamefully non-specific. but both sides are not willing to tell the vot

with me are the co-arthurs, evan thomas and politico's mike allen.e romney campaign and outside romney campaign adviser told you in the book, quote, they haven't been able to grapple with the central issue and central challenge they face as a campaign, that is that in the absence of a candidate who has any poetry, any ability to connect on an emotional level, how do you create a bond? if you're a supercharismatic candidate like george w. bush or john mccain they ran without a real bold agenda. they had more emotional level, values level ways to connect with voters. this guy hasn't had it. evan, is it essential that at some point he connect or can voters simply say, look, i can't have a beer with him but i think he can turn the economy around? >> well, as you were saying at the top the show, if the economy tanks and unemployment goes away, he can win by default. i mean, sure. he's got to do better than he's done. he's been a bad politician. he has to find some way to be, i don't like this word, but relatable. some way to relate to voters. they haven't

. >> evan isn't this the responsibility of the federal government? >> it is. congress is being dysfunctional these days could not handle it. you think that ththis would bee a good time to do the federal reform where ideas clearly called for. but don't hohold yoour breath. >> if a police officer in phoenix pulls you o over for speeding, he can c check the immigration status. we hear that there is a police officer in phoenix who says this amounts to racial profifiling.g. do you aee? >> whether i do or not is irrelevant. the case i is not hinging on that. it hinges on the federalism of the case.. is it an intrusion of the federal resnsibility to ask show me your papers? essentially tthe administration is arguing arizona oversteps by enforcing a law that the fed's refuse to enforce themselves. >> mark, your thoughts? >> this may be the answer for the republicans' dilemma on the latino vote. the bad economy has helped republicans in that latinos are counted on by democrats as being crucial. half the gwth in the country from 2000-2010 was latinos. by a three-one mma

probably best for the psyche of everyone involved that evans has a new home.yoff series between pittsburgh and philadelphia has devolved in the point where life imitates art. crazy amounts of offense encompassed by nonstop violence. something tells me the ratings will soar. penguins took the lead in all three games so far and lost all of them. first period, jordan staal puts pittsburgh up 1-0. they combine for six first-period goals. they also combined for 158 penalty minutes. you know it's a free for all when the stars get to shrugging. crosby goes to the ice. then letang and timonen not headed for "dancing with the stars" any time soon. a chippie series, the first two games. turned into this. occasionally they played and when they did, phillies scored a lot. then they did this again. a lot. fliers won 8-4. they lead the series 3-0 which should measuresfully come to an end soon. please stay with us for another check of the forecast right after this. the sleep number bed. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individu

evan thomas, co-author with mike allen of the politico e-bo "inside the circus." as you know, the challenge for romney's inner circle is to make the fabulously wealthy candidate connect with the average voter. how does he do it? >> tall order, but what you will see is romney talk about helping people. he will feel awkward about it. he does have some good stories. hend h partners in bain shut down the office in new york to find a missing child wants. but he does not feel comfortable talking about that. >> mark, how does the team teach the candidate to get voters love him? >> the problem is you have got to let mitt romney the mitt romney and accept him with his awkwardness. he is not easy, he is not otionally ailable. you try to turn that into a virtue. the person who will do that for him is an romney -- ann romney. >> nina? >> the awkward this can be in a hearing. there was a story in "the washed and post" that romney used a loophole to conceal this fabulous wealth. that is a red flag to the journalism profession. get it out of the way. live with it. >> electabilit

ç my son evan was about love.e this campaign speech, a class assignment, one of his last class assignments. and one of the things he said in the campaign speech is, i would tell those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of us are going home. >> a freed convict commits murder on the outside, and then again back on the inside. >> i held him in a choke hold and my friend started hitting him, beating him up. ummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. >>> we've heard the warnings from prison staff. >> they're going to come back to our communities. they're going to go back and live next to you or him or me. i want to make sure i've done everything i can so when he does live next to me, i can worry about asking him to turn his music down, maybe share a

. >> evan, isn't this the responsibility of the federal government? >> it is. congress, being dysfunctional these days, could not handle it. you would think that this would be a good time to do the fed for reform that is clearly called for -- federal reform that is clearly called for. don't hold your breath. >> as i understand it, if a police officer pulls you over for speeding, he can check your immigration status. we heard a police officer in phoenix says this is racial profiling and makes his job too tough. do you agree? >> whether i do not is irrelevant. the case does not hinge on atha. it hinges on federalism. what the obama administration is arguing is that arizona overstepped by trying to enforce a law that the fed's refused to enforce themselves. that is why the court had to uphold that part of the law. >> mark, your thoughts? >> first of all, this may be the answer to the republicans' dilemma over the latino vote, that latinos are going to mexico. a bad economy has helped republicans added that latinos are counted on by democrats as crucial. half the g

put the warnings up again, evan and we will show the warnings. tornado warning in effect for much of the western half of denton county. tornado warring in effect for northeast tarrant county and folks in grapevine and perhaps south lake and the mid-cities area, tornado warning in northeast dallas county through colin county and a new warning here, as well, for southwestern colin county. and now i will zoom into each of the storms and show people where they are. in dallas county storm, we will zoom into this, the one that produced the tornado that did considerable damage around the flying j truck stop and it is now north of mesquite traveling in the direction of garland. if you are eat of garland that is where we believe the tornado is tracking north, northeast at roughly 30 miles per hour so you folks in northeast dallas county you need to be on your guard west of rockwell in northern and western portions of rockwell county and society colin county because the tornado could impact you in the next 20 to 30 minutes. we believe the danger zone now i

. >> evan, isn't immigration control the responsibility of the federal government? >> it is, and this is often because the feds dropped the ball. congress cannot handle it. you would think that now, the heat is often a little but an idea is a good time for -- and it is a good time to do federal reform tt islearly called for t. but don't hold your breath. >> if a police officer in phoenix pulls you over for speeding, he can check the immigration status. there is a police officer in phoenix who says this amounts to racial profiling makes his job too tough. do you agree? that.doesn't hinge on it hinges on a federalism taca. isn't what the obama administration is arguing is that the arizona -- essentially, what the obama administration is arguing is that there was an oversight by enforcing a law that the fed's refused to uphold themselves. >> mark, your thoughts. >> first of all, this may be the answer for the republicans' dilemma on the latino vote. latinos are returning to mexico. latinos are counted, but democrats as being crucial. half the growth of the country's po

this is evan longoria, campaign ad for obama.inas bring it home for him. >> whether he's fighting for affordable healthcare or access to education, or supporting small businesses in the hispanic community. over the last three years he has worked to reform our immigration system to give everyone a fair shot at the american dream. he is fighting to make sure people who are brought here as children have the opportunity to earn a pass to citizenship and contribute to the country they know is home. that is what this election is about. each one of us is responsible for the outcome in november. [ speaking spanish ] >> greg: those are some cheekbone. she reflects the perfect celebrity mind set where they live in a bubble that endorse policies with no effect on their lives. raising taxes, regulation or entitlement. they are too rich to care, because it doesn't affect them. in a way, celebrities are like children. they don't pay their own bills and they don't know how to make their own bed. they give their kids funny names, the way kids do

evan has type 1 diabetes. >> it stinks. it's difficult, challenging. sometimes you just want to forget about it and just be a kid. but you can't. >> reporter: race pace bike shop in federal hill is helping tour de cure gear up for the bikers by offering 14ing rides, free safety checks and day of support. >> we'll be there to change a flat tire if someone gets a flat. or if someone pops a chain off, we'll be right there to put the chain back on. >> reporter: even though evan is 22 miles, you shouldn't be intimidated. the tour de cure has a route for every ability. >> reporter: routes include 10, 22, 32, and 63 miles. >> it's a beautiful setting out in howard county. and it's just a family fun day. bring your kids. husband, wife, whoever it may be. all your friends. >> reporter: and remember, said tour de cure's modo, every mile has meaning. >> it's helping raise money for people like me. to help find a cure for diabetes and to support other people with diabetes. >> reporter: evan and his many supporters helped raise more than 23,000 dollars for the amer

reports evans pointed to maryland's corporate tax rate of 8.25%. d.c.'s tax rate is nearly 10%. well, maryland's governor's office fired back. the governor spokeswoman tells the examiner wrote -- one maryland republican agrees with that evans. house minority leader said -- >>> and now a follow-up to a story we told you about at this time yesterday morning. it's about wasteful spending in the free state. over $100 million, that's how much the transit center in silver spring is costing. problems with the concrete work has stopped construction. thursday, county decided to bring in another engineering company in hopes of figuring out what to do next. the solution maybe to tear down the whole thing and start all over again. we'll we'll have a live report on this coming up at the top of the hour. >>> here's a check of the other stories making news now. an american blackhawk helicopter reportedly crashed in afghanistan and four americans were on board. we don't know their can't at this point. the associated press is reporting the chopper went down in sout