libertarian support within the republican party for ron paul and i think some of those will go to gary johnson, the libertarian candidate in the general election, so republicans ought to pay attention to that. i don't know if picking ran paul is the answer. i don't know. but they ought to pay attention to the libertarians. because a lot of republicans hate libertarians. but the fact is they need them to win. host: i just noticed you're not wearing a bow tie. guest: i joined the main stream now. host: how long have you not been wearing a bow tie? guest: probably five or six years. i wore it from high school to my late 30's when i decided people hate you so much when you wear a bow tie that it's probably not worth the conflict, having people scream obscenities to you when you walk through train stations and stuff. host: we're going to begin taking your calls for tucker carlson in a minute.

bradley manning's the rainman meet and what it means in the first step towards a court martial that gary johnson former governor of new mexico and libertarian presidential candidate will be joining us to talk about last night's g.o.p. debate and the crisis of leadership within the party and then the obama administration has released a consumer privacy bill of rights outlining a plan to protect your data so is it any good and what are the chances we're actually going to see this go into effect and not just be trampled on we have all that morphine and i including a dose of happy hour but first take a look with the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so tonight i'm not going to bother with what the mainstream media is covering today because tonight i want to take some time out to shine a light on something that happened yesterday at the white house press briefing which should make everybody in the mainstream media stop and think well since they're not talking about it today and for so that means that it hasn't you see yesterday's press briefing white house press secretary jay carney pra

but if i may speak directly to the d-o-double g, gary johnson on his website has a page, and it has the headline gary gets it. then he says, there are 50 million admitted cannibus users. this is your fight. gary needs at least $1 from each of you. he is actively courting pot smokers. >> that's hard to do. the pot smokers will say, yes, sure, but -- >> there is a reason gary johnson had to switch parties. >> also by the way, again, nothing more boring than stoners talking about weed. >> that's true. if they just stop talking about it it would be legalized. i can't smoke weed. you know what will happen. >> no, i don't. >> it is medicinal. >> what the hell was that? >> well, let me tell you. >> they are rolling papers for tobacco. >> they are not mine, by the way. >>- q. i she just found them in her purse. -- -- >> she just found them in her purse. >> and that is asprin powder in her pouch. >> where are we right now? >> juliette, you pointed out that if the economy improves it will go up and that is a longtime. the polls show obama now at 46% approval rate which is up from 41% in november.

>> we had gary johnson on and he is going to get like a half a percent. >> rick santorum is the nominee. he will go down in a landslide. it will make the site look like a squeaker. >> but he is not going to get the nomination. he thinks it is who is matters to. it is not like he is crazy for being crazy, right? don't you think? >> i just like making noises like that. >> that was his pig noise. >> so when someone goes off the rails like this, or seems to, in his mind he is not going off the rails and that's part of the problem. >> here is my theory on this. i think you are in a religious setting and you use religious imagery. if you are in sunday school you will talk about the devil. everybody does. you talk about god and heaven. the other thing is i have grown up in the last 20 years of looking on tv 1k3* calling the united states the great say tan and -- satan and burning the effigies and we don't have any of that for ourselves. go like, you know what, this is what we do. we should show like post super bowl riots and tell them that is our fundamental. imagine how scared our enemies wou

by the second episode gary johnson was gone. we got new characters by the second episode. introduction of newt gingrich. the only female character, michele bachmann. some guy named mitt romney. by the fourth debate tim pawlenty was gone and then by the fourth debate we got a new character. new guy. rick perry. by december in the debate show we had lost herman cain. after iowa, we lost michele bachmann. after south carolina we lost rick perry and by the season finale, by the season finale last night of the republican debate show, by number 20, we were used to just seeing these four remaining characters. the whole cast narrowed down to these four. throughout this show, throughout the whole season, the most interesting and most unpredictable and most outrageous character of all of them for the entire series of this show has been this character. this character. the audience. >> in 2010 when i was deployed to iraq, i had to lie about who i was because i'm a gay soldier and i didn't want to lose my job. my question is under one of your presidencies do you intend to circumvent th

our next question for you earlier in the show we spoke to libertarian candidate for president gary johnson about the g.o.p. debate last night and the possibility of a ron paul mitt romney alliance so i want to know if you would be disappointed if ron paul officially endorsed one of the other g.o.p. candidates for the presidency let us know if you think on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows the response it just might make it on air. now the founding fathers created the original bill of rights was to guarantee protections for the people from the government but now in our digital world the obama administration has proposed a new consumer privacy bill of rights to protect your data from companies that want to get their hands on it so just think about so many of the recent revelations right the browsers phone and excuse me phones and apps are all tracking your whereabouts or communication story your address books and other personal data so here is what is in the obama administration's proposal that they released yesterday calling on congress to enact it there are seven main points here

president, the new mexico governor and probably the most normal 2012 hopeful we have seen in awhile, gary johnson. and his kind of ink won't make you think. it is our new york times correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> ahoy fans of penny pinching. all the news that is fit to print is available for daily delivery at $6.05 per week. now i should give you this warning -- ♪ listen to me, baby they call me heartbreaker ♪ ♪ i don't want to deceive you ♪ ♪ and if you fall for me i'm not easy to please ♪ ♪ i'm a tear you apart ♪ told you from the start baby from the start ♪ i'm gonna break your heart ♪ ♪ break your heart >> you want me to continue? >> no. >> ♪ break your heart >> stop it. >> well he went from headlines to the unemployment lines. on sunday espn fired the editor who used the phrase "ch nie k in the armor" when talking talking about jeremy lin, but jeremy says the racial slur never crossed his mind. he said, quote, this had nothing to do with me being cute or funny. i'm sorry if i offended people. i'm sorry if i offended jeremy." it appeared on saturday morning and read as follows "chi

businessman herman cain, former new mexico governor gary johnson. texas congressman ron paul, former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. later that spring and summer the field thinned out with mittÑi the first contest was the iowa straw poll last august and the results were historic. >> the winner of the 2011 iowa straw poll is congresswoman michele bachmann. >> america had the first republican female winner of a presidential contest edging out ron paul by only 152 votes. >> we are stunned and humbled and grateful and all the rest because this is really the people of iowa that did this. this wasn't us, this is the people of iowa. >> the next day the first republican candidate of the 2012 race would drop out. joining me now is former minnesota governor and candidate tim pawlenty. thanks for being here. >> good to be with you. >> i have to ask, but where the heck are you? looks like you are a locker room, something like that. >> i am in traverse city, michigan, and i know that this is not the normal huckabee

both parties support the clinton administration but it was the gary johnson administration [inaudiblethe tea party race was the result of dr. ron paul and the governor's race in florida. host: thanks for weighing in. we will do this for 15 or 20 more minutes. back to the "columbus dispatch" this morning. rick santorum buyers up conservatives and has some things to say about mitt romney as well. he continued his two-one through higher today. two stops in columbus, pitching conservative credentials to tea party members and social conservatives. also fought back criticism of his earmark spending. santorum said romney as leader of the city sought and denmark. he called a mark of use limited and said overall, they make up less than 1% of the federal budget. "let's talk about the real issues of the day," said santorum, his criticism of entitlement spending and talk about freedom from government that is from the "columbus dispatch" this morning. jack thank you for waiting. caller: i just want to make a comment. i think we are talking too much about religion. we should ask more about politics

libertarian support within the republican party for ron paul and i think some of those will go to gary johnson, the libertarian candidate in the general election, so republicans ought to pay attention to that. i don't know if picking ran paul is the answer. i don't know. but they ought to pay attention to the libertarians. because a lot of republicans hate libertarians. but the fact is they need them to win. host: i just noticed you're not wearing a bow tie. guest: i joined the main stream now. host: how long have you not been wearing a bow tie? guest: probably five or six years. i wore it from high school to my late 30's when i decided people hate you so much when you wear a bow tie that it's probably not worth the conflict, having people scream obscenities to you when you walk through train stations and stuff. host: we're going to begin taking your calls for tucker carlson in a minute. but from think progress.org, tucker carlson, a ron deserves to be annihilated. guest: yes. i did his show tuesday night with some friends of mine. a fun show. and i was actually trying to make the opposite poi

gary: really? i will give you my five greatest players. bill russell, ultraviolet, magic johnsonbut what george did oscar robertson. veblen's gary, what do you really think about the oakland a's signed a committee ramirez customer >>gary: the more i think about it, if he can help sell a couple thousand extra tickets coverdale the question i have, is a guy is to be a big shot slated from a 40,000 fans, he becomes your couple look around in the state, and i suppose to get excited about this? i would to quit again. >>pam: see you at 11:00 p.m..

>>darya: they're getting married, he is getting rid of a distinctive he is going back to johnson. >>gary: i thought she would have gotten rid of him by now. clock >>darya: of their getting married. >>gary: that is a heartwarming or. when is the wedding? in three years? >>darya: in july. they're getting married in florida. the fifth >>george: we still have a hot spot here in south san francisco fear itself fancy, the right lanes are blocked with an suv on its roof. traffic is the fact that into daly city fury if if you are taking to 80-380 to get the sfo, give yourself an extra 15 minutes. the kron4 morning news will be right back. off and >>darya: we have something to show your kids take a look at this. not often see a car in the water at ocean beach. jackie sissel is there now. we're still find these together this is the 3 3/5 jackie gamow there is a car and the water at 053 1/5 apparently, someone drove their scarf for one first half and a refuge. fire and police fanned out of the 30 a.m. here if we do not know the fear of death, when i got here, the one with here fear e.f. a word is,

figures involved, lyndon johnson, george romney was governor of michigan, gary cavanaugh, the mayor,s your role in this? and what was going on? >> well, in july of '67 on a sunday a riot broke out in detroit, and when i got to the office early monday morning, i was called up at the attorney general's office, and we went over to the white house and met with the president, and a decision was made that warren christopher and roger wilkins and i would go out to detroit. and to take an account of just what was going on out there. so, i went out to detroit. and i remember getting there in the afternoon. and i was -- it was -- it was discouraging because there were guard people on the street, but there wasn't very much discipline in the guard as far as i could see. and although i didn't foresee what was going to happen that night, and then a bad riot broke out, and before the federal troops could get in and get organized, and put a stop to it. >> what caused it? >> well, i think frustration. i can't actually remember just what you'd say was the cause. but it was a -- it was -- '67 was a bad

plus johnson reacts to the death of hall of fame catcher gary carter.rts is next. >>> now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> maryland senior shawn moseley wasn't sugar coating things when asked about losing point guard howard for the season. he said we're back to square one. tonight, though, they had no problem picking up the slack. a good performance with the terps hosting boston college. on fire early. 19 points in the first half. here is one of his five first half three pointers. he finished with 24. second half terps put bc away. watch this one handed jam. nice. maryland wins by 16. best finish of the night, virginia tech at florida state. 8 seconds to go. 1.8 seconds to go. buries the 3. seminoles up 1. race up court hoping for a miracle. but just misses. virginia tech loses a heart breaker 48-47. a back yard brawl basketball style. west virginia and pitt. chuck brian with 15 off the bench. west virginia wins 66-48. 8th ranked lady terps. the acc player of the week scored a career high 26 points as the terps sweep virginia fo

gary: i like him. i should have gone to that jimmy johnson story, but i got carried away.is moving this weekend. >> when will you change your hairstyle? you have had the same years taught for 25 years. >> i am about two years away from coming in straight down. we will see later. >>> whitney houston's resting place under armed guard. the wild report that grave robbers are targeting it. >>> and also, the death photo. which celebrity said that whitney houston looked, quote, really beautiful. and all of the latest oscar news. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> just profiting off of somebody's dead image. >> we showed it and we talked a lot about it a lot beforehand. >>> controversy over whitney houston's death photo. >> the photo, she looked really beautiful. >> if they say, don't take any photographs and you take a photograph you could be in some kind of trouble. >> could whoever took the image be arrested? >> as cops address the report that grave robbers are plotting to invade houston's final resting place. >>> and gerard butler relea

gary is back with the latest.  >>> fox 5 health alert tonight, johnson and johnson is voluntarily recalling more than a half million bottles of its grape flavored liquid infant tylenol. it comes with a dosing syringe and when they inserted it, it pushed the protective cover on top of the bottle inside of it. you can request a refund by visiting the tylenol website. >> each year in this country, surgeons perform roughly 15,000 kidney transplants. for one of those operations happened this week in the district. deepening a strong bond between a young woman and her grandmother. fox 5 has their story. >> it's the biggest lesson one could have. >> doris edwards is resting comfortably. on wednesday, gave the 66-year- old retired metro bus driver one of her kidneys. >> they asked a million times, are you sure you want to do this? i had no doubt in my mind. >> she suffers from diabetes, her kidneys started failing a year ago. >> and i feel good. i felt good the second day. >> here you go. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> edwards is 23, a mother of two young children, who was thrilled to be a perfect match who r

johnson issued a statement on behalf of the club. he was manager when they won the world series. he said -- nobody loved life in a bigger way than garyr sure. if you ever listen to him talk about baseball, you would feel the same way. >> with most real-estate, it is about location, location and location. price is probably what everyone is talking about. >> that is because the most expensive apartment in new york city sold today for a cool $88 million. it was in central park west. it was the daughter of a russian billionaire. the sale generated $2.5 million in taxes. >> is that all? what's that is it. what a waste. >> sunshine coming up tomorrow. this is our simulation of what will be happening saturday and into sunday morning. by the time that rain gets here, it will be snow. snow in the d.c. area, i think there will be a 70% chance. >> ok. >> there will be more tomorrow morning. >> will be [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power p

gary: 2.8 million. talk about who has to much money on their hands. >>darya: have you heard about this sacramento deal for the kings? kevin johnson stern and the the move the family. they're putting in $75 million of france. >>darya: >>gary: good for them. for 13 years there have been talking about a new arena >>darya: it looks like it is going to happen. that is the latest deal. >>darya: 7:54 a.m., we're back with more in a couple ahead >>erica: will month term and is pregnant with her third child. she has two children with actor ethan hawke. more on that story coming up in the next hour. >>darya: it is national pancake day. >>mark: i hall is offering a free store -- a free short stack of a flat tax. data or data about it ulterior >>mark: pancakes today! >>darya: we're waiting for some rain to hit tonight. it looks like tom ho has fresh snow. we'll be right back here ♪ ♪ twinkle toes i think i found a soul ♪ ♪ to make me happily ever after ♪ ♪ i say i love you and i'll say it more ♪ ♪ my one and only ♪ oh i can't lose ♪ so don't stop doing what you do ♪ ♪ have i paid my dues just to be with you ♪ ♪ don't stop doing what you do ♪

gary joiner on the union army failure in louisiana. the red river campaign of 1864. then a look at the over 200,000 books housed at the lsu archives. then a walking tour of shreveport with neil johnson. then sunday at 5:00 p.m., from barksdale air force base. a history. then visit the founding fathers autograph collection. then from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment during the war. shreveport, louisiana. this weekend on c-span. >>> and now environmental protection agency administrator lisa jackson on the president's 2013 budget request. this hearing is a little more than three hours. >> i like to call today's hearing to order. this is a hearing on the fy 2013 budget request for epa, we only have one witness today. and that is the honorable lisa jackson, who is the administrator of epa, and ms. bennett is there to provide additional information if she is needed, which she probably won't. we are delighted to have you here as well, i'm recognize myself for three minutes for the purposes of an opening statement. this is a joint hearing of the sub committees of the energy and commerce committee. i think it's important that we have this hearing because in washington it seems

author gary joiner from one damn blunder great beginning to end and then a look at the over 200 thousand books of the books housed at the archives. and a walking tour with neil johnson and on american history tv on c-span tv, from barksdale air force base, a look at the base's role at 9/11 and visit the founding father's autograph collection and from the pioneer heritage center. medical treatment and medicine during the civil war. louisiana, this weekend on c-span 2 and 3. >>> the new america foundation recently hosted a discussion on the impact of negative political advertising on the 2012 elections. speakers look back in the history of negative ads, the number of ads being put out this year and how those ads effect people's views on politics. a poll showed that 50% of ad this is season are negative. up from just 6% four years ago. >> good afternoon. hello. welcome to our first 2012 event here at the new america foundation. i i'm a vice president and editorial director at new america. delve into 2012 is where we look at policy issuings being discussed or not being discussed, as the case may be on the campaign trail as well as looking at the nature of the discourse

gary joyner. "one damn blunder from beginning to end." and then a look at the over 200,000 books of a john smith nobel collection at the lsu shreveport archives. tour of shreveport with neil johnsonrican history tv on c-span 3, sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, from barksdale air force base, a look at the

gary joiner on the union army's failure in louisiana. then, a look at the over 20,000 books of the john smith novell collection, and then a walking tour of tree fort -- shreveport with neil johnson. sunday, at 5:00 p.m. eastern, from barksdale air force base, of look at the base's role in -- in 9/11. and, from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment during the civil war. shreveport, louisiana, this weekend on c-span2 and 3. >> "washington journal continues. host: arizona congressman jeff flake joins us. you have endorsed romney. what happens if the romney campaign does not win in michigan tonight? guest: people have said he has to win michigan. i do not think he has to. i think he will, but i do not think he has to. the with the santorum campaign has gone, i think there is a recognition more than ever that mitt romney is our best shot to win. first and foremost is a great candidate, but some people are just concerned about electability as well. host: why is it not a must-win? guest: you have super tuesday that carries a boatload of states, and that is where organization really matters, and money, and message -- i think romney has got it. i think he will get a boost out of

gary joiner on the louisiana army's failure. a look at the over two hundred thousand books of the john smith and number collection. then a walking tour of two cities with neil johnsonrican history tv, sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, from the airport space, a look at the base's role on 9/11 to mark the history of the b-52 bomber. also, visit the founding fathers autograph collection. and, medical treatments during the civil war. next weekend on c-span to and c- span 3. >> virginia republican governor bob mcdonnell joined us sunday to talk about his support for mitt romney. he also spoke about the virginia bill that would require women to get an ultrasound before having an abortion. >> we are here at the national governors' association winter meeting with the governor of virginia, of macdonald. good morning. the headline today says that the national spotlight turns heart -- harsh amid abortion debate. is this going to hurt the republican party with women voters and independent voters? >> despite what you read, we are focused on jobs and economic development and transportation, economic reform. that is the agenda i laid out six weeks ago. we are focused on protecting inn

gary is on the phone. good morning. hocaller: i go on youtube every now and then come and they have kennedy tapes. they had won about jfk had called johnson cue. six months before he was shot, he put out $600 million, i think it was, that did not go through the fed, and none of them liked that. >>guest: one of the big issues they are discussing in the fall of 1963 when the recordings came out is vietnam, whether or not the united states should support opposing the south vietnamese leaders. this is a very active topic of discussion. there is a very big split amongst advisers. this is one of the things that comes up constantly on these tapes what united states policy should be towards the south vietnamese government. whether they should support this. in early november of that year 1963, there ended up being a coup. vietnamese president and his brother. both were brutally murdered and the united states had not known that the outcome would be so brutal that had been discussing for several months about whether to depose him. our guest is david coleman. caller: my question is this. on the kennedy takes and some of the others, who decided when t