gillespie, 60% free-throw shooter. >> robin: gillespie just a freshman. she runs the point for clemson. it's a tall order. >> mike: and there is the all-time steals leader in clemson history coming up with one. nice pass from christy brown. >> robin: nice ball movement. the tar heel defense getting back. finding the -- one more pass and the open shot. >> mike: pauldo got a hand on it. clemson tigers look like they came to play here today. >> robin: i like the energy they've come out with. cristy mckinney going to rotate players in and out. pauldo get something shots to go early. i think it's starting to build confidence for the entire squad. >> mike: rolle is into the north carolina lineup. both of these teams will play a lot of players. what a pass. that's a travel called on tierra ruffin-pratt. >> robin: north carolina with the turnovers. you'd almost expect that to be the other way around. clemson showing a lot of poise with the ball. >> mike: look at rolle. 6'6". trying to slow down 5'7", keyra gillespie. hardy for three and shegog who has been so str

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nick gillespie, harry bi binswanger, stuart, thank you for joining us.st the economy, but threat from terrorists. yes. next. >>> are the policies of this progressive government leaving our national security open to terrorism? here are michael sh shoyer and mix. michael, first to you. we talked about this on the radio show i share with brian kilnme. is john brennan up to his job? is he a person by temp perment, experience and judgment capable of being the chief intelligence official advising the president of the united states? >> my experience with brennan is a long one, not a close one, so i'm not unbiased observer. my observation over the course of his career that he mostly made his career by kissing other people's behinds. i don't think he is a person who is going to tell the president something the president doesn't want to hear. but he is a person who will flag the line of the president. whether it's closing guantanamo, or, you know, any other thing. he's dependable in that regard. >> is he correct when he says it is impossible for the government to

gillespie, i want to make a point. don't yout think -- don't you think looks and personality has a lot to do with who want of being governor with the commonwealth, more so than when there is a democrat or republican in the white house? i know both of these gentlemen. creigh deeds is a wonderful man, but he stutters. he looks like he fell out of bed when he presents himself. bob macdonald is charismatic. he is very attractive, and his policy for the commonwealth is to basically sell everything. we are going to have offshore oil wells. we have beautiful beaches. one mistake, one storm can destroy our beaches. we will have tolls on the road to. -- roads. people do not really look at what they are doing, but how they look, and how they present themselves. host: style versus substance? caller: style is important. when voters are gauging someone for a job, particularly for an executive job, like a governor or president, and take into account demeanor, style, temperament. i would agree. i think creigh deeds came across as inj

nick gillespie, harry bi binswanger, stuart, thank you for joining us.ust the economy, but threat from terrorists. yes. next. >> okay, everyone, we have a lot to cover this morning. tim should be here any second with the latest budget numbers to -- uhh, take us through the initial... schedule... for production and... >> ouch. >> this is one way to avoid getting the h1n1 flu virus. >> oopsie daisy. >> all right. good morning! let's get this meeting started. >> for some better ways, visit flu.gov. [man sneezes] [groans] [groans] >>> are the policies of this progressive government leaving our national security open to terrorism? here are michael sh shoyer and mix. michael, first to you. we talked about this on the radio show i share with brian kilnme. is john brennan up to his job? is he a person by temp perment, experience and judgment capable of being the chief intelligence official advising the president of the united states? >> my experience with brennan is a long one, not a close one, so i'm not unbiased observer. my observation over the course of his

gillespie, i want to make a point.don't yout think -- don't you think looks and personality has a lot to do with who want of being governor with the commonwealth, more so than when there is a democrat or republican in the white house? i know both of these gentlemen. creigh deeds is a wonderful man, but he stutters. he looks like he fell out of bed when he presents himself. bob macdonald is charismatic. he is very attractive, and his policy for the commonwealth is to basically sell everything. we are going to have offshore oil wells. we have beautiful beaches. one mistake, one storm can destroy our beaches. we will have tolls on the road to. -- roads. people do not really look at what they are doing, but how they look, and how they present themselves. host: style versus substance? caller: style is important. when voters are gauging someone for a job, particularly for an executive job, like a governor or president, and take into account demeanor, style, temperament. i would agree. i think creigh deeds came across as inju

immediately, dizzy gillespie.e invited him up to the stage and he was playing "blues alley ." we all got together, during one of the years after, and there was a call from the white house that came to stevie wonder. and they wanted him to come to the white house to talk about this protest and all this business going on. stevie told me about it. i said, this is great, they want to negotiate. this is wonderful. he said, i am not going. i said, what do you mean? this is what the protest is all about he said, i am not going to the white house. i said i will go with you. he said, and i do not want to go, i do not want to negotiate. i said good night. it was an incredible opportunity that we had, and he did not go -- and this is the inside story -- gradually we began to talk to republican members. the one most perceptive member was jack kemp of new york. he said, but i do not want to get health plan on this -- out front on this. the other one was george bush sr., who at that time was vice- president. he said, i am not h

i later found out that the board of regents, all ag gillespie e graduates, hence, all army officers, were looking for a butt kicker, their term, not mine, rather than academia. after arriving on campus, i discovered that the texas legislature had previously threatened to put the university under conservatorship, if the management of funds did not improve. among my unique challenges in prairie view was the fact that i suspended football for a year. this is in texas. and if you can appreciate that, then the next thing will make sense. have you ever been burned in effigy? five years later, the finances were in order, football was back, albeit, without scholarships, and no victories i might add. as a matter of fact, from 1990, for the next eight and a half years, we set a record. for ncaa 1, 2, 3 and 4 of losing. in this respect, it wasn't till 2007 that prior review man dove a winning season. the first one since 1964. last year, 2008, we had a 9-1 season. this year, so far, we're ranked in the top 25 of two. ncaa 2. and i'm assured by the president and the football coach, we're going to

amongst crowds of people right up there in the front was someone i recognized immediately -- dizzy gillespie, the great jazz trumpeter who invented bebop with charlie parker, and we brought him up on the platform and the stage, and he was playing at blues alley, so we all got together, and it was during one of those years that we were all gathered again, and there was a call from the white house that came to stevie wonder, and they wanted him to come to the white house to talk about this process and all this business going on, and stevie told me about it, and i said, this is great, but they want to negotiate. this is wonderful. let's get on down there. he said, i am not going. i said, what do you mean, you are not going? this is what the process is all about. he said, i am not going to the white house. i said, i will go with you. he said, i do not care. i do not want to negotiate with them, and i said, goodnight. this was an incredible opportunity we had, and he did not go, but gradually we get -- we began -- this is inside story. gradually, we began to talk to republican members, and the on

after that, former republican party chairman ed gillespie. later, juan williams talks about race, politics, and the days. -- the news. later, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell talk to reporters about afghanistan, u.s. foreign policy, and the senate's agenda. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> the veterans affairs department said that suicide rates have risen among male veterans or 18 to 29 years -- who are 18 to 29 years old. after that, the debate for an open u.s. senate seat in massachusetts. later, senate majority harry reid on this 2008 " on president barack obama's skin color and electability -- on his 2008 quote on president barack obama's skin color and electability. >> now available, c-span's book. a great read for any history buff. from his early years to his life in the white house and his relevance today. in hardcover at your favorite bookseller and now in digital audio to listen to any time. available where digital audio let downloads are sold. -- a digital audio downloads are sold. >> speakers include eric s hinseke. t

former republican party chairman ed gillespie on this year's midterm elections. later. juan wi -- later, juan williams on race, politics, and the news. later in the morning, mitch mcconnell along with other gop senators talked to reporters about u.s. foreign policy and the senate's agenda. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the white house said president obama was not offended by senate majority leader harry reid's use of the term "negro" when describing the candidacy but it was an unfortunate choice of word. >> he has made amends. would you like to extend that? >> i am happy about that. i have enjoyed working with him. it has been tremendous and terrific. i have -- my heart has been warmed from the response to run the country. whether it is julian bond, a call i got today from the attorney general, eric holder. he said i've known you for a long time. anything i can do, anyone you want me to talk to, i would be glad to do that. we have a lot to do. i have spent the last couple weeks on the phone with the president and others on health care. we have a lot of work to do.

a previous speaker, ed gillespie, mentioned the iraq war was an unnecessary war. do you feel the united states should continue this kneal little approach to the foreign policy? and continue to act as or become a prominent international police force in the world? >> guest: i think we are the lone superpower. there is no question about that. i was interested in your use of the term kneal liberal. from my perspective, you have is the argument for kind of being spreading democracy for intervening in iraq when of course it was a tie rack the detectives on 9/11. would be in neoconservative argument. so, interesting to see what you mean when you say a kneal liberal. >> it depends on which the artist of international the nearest you read and which term the lead with neoliberalism. neoliberalism in the book i'm reading right now, statecraft, refers to an international approach that deals with intervening not only militaristic leave it also economically and in every way possible in order to establish countries as democracies to make them partners in the world. >> host: agai

after that, former republican party chairman ed gillespie and later, juan williams talks about race, politics, and the news. this starts each morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, and later in the morning, mitch mcconnell along with other gop senators talked to reporters about afghanistan, u.s. foreign policy, and the senate's agenda. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. now the final debate for the open seat formerly held by ted kennedy. the candidates are scott brown and joseph kennedy. this event was held at done edward kennedy institute in boston. independent candidate joe kennedy is not related to senator ted kennedy, who died last summer. >> good evening. i want to welcome all of you to this closing debate among the candidates for next week's elections to the united states senate. tuesday will be a crucial time here in massachusetts. voters will go to the polls and select a person who may well determine the outcome of a long fight over health care legislation in washington. at stake it well is jobs, energy, the environment, abortion, the war's oversea. we have much to talk abo