picture outside the action cam was outside earlier tonight in hamilton new jersey looking at the god bless americatue and this is american gossip farmer and wife by sueward johnson and overhead looking at clouds they start to build and thickening as we go through the rest of the overnight hours. some eye lights to tell you about. early showers practicing followed by milder afternoon on monday. starting out with the precipitation. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3d shotion you frontal boundary approaching from the west moving out of the great lakes pressing into ohio valley and this continues to work its way east ward as we go through the receipt of the overnight hours into the morning. mild are by the afternoon. once that frontal boundary moves on through check out future tracker 6 2e78 turz. 1:30 in the afternoon these numbers along the i-95 corridor easily climbing to upper 50s. same things for locations south and east and lower 50s on the way locations north app west of up to. something to look forward to by monday afternoon. 37 degrees currently in the city and 31 in poconos and that's w

tear hooer is a start, instead of i hate america, try this azalea, god bless america.ext week. everybody. see you next week. >>> hello everybody. i'm lou dobbs. president obama's controversial trade of five guantanamo bay detainees in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl got a lot more troubling this week. the u.s. military charging bergdahl with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy, charges carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison. also ahead, the u.s. military officially working for iran. the u.s. led coalition in iraq carrying out air strikes now over the city of tikrit where iranian led forces are engage

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yay, god bless america three times. just that. that was subsidized by the state of new york. i know people thing about, you know, they call it social welfare and taxpayers' money to help the poor. yeah. it's not my fault i was born into poverty. >> and it worked for you. >> it worked. and it gave me a fighting chance. yes, i was a child of poverty. i was a child of the system. when i we want to go live back with my family in brooklip, i was a child of welfare. i was a child, you know, of this or that. and certain policies allowed me to better myself because i wanted better and i knew i was better, you know, and it's not like we are like, oh, poor me. can i have a handout? no. can you just help me a little bit and i will do the hard work. >> that's what i mean about policy. it's fantastic. >> do you think there are enough social safety nets today and those same things for children that height be in similar situations? or do you think that's somewhat being disassembled? >> it has somewhat been disassembled. i mean here we are in a group home upstate new york right next to the i

god bless america. emily: bill clinton.you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool. emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ >> he's behind one of the greatest innovations of our time. marc andreessen invented the world's first popular web browser and co-founded netscape, bringing the internet into our lives and changing our world forever. two decades later, he sits on the boards of facebook, hp, and, until recently, ebay. his venture capital firm andreessen-horowitz backs some of the hottest companies, like twitter, airbnb, and pinterest. i sit down with marc andreessen at salesforce's dreamforce conference in this special edition of "studio 1.0." >> i wanted to start with a word of congratulations, because 20

tear hooer is a start, instead of i hate america, try this azalea, god bless america.ou next week. everybody. >>> we are just days away from a possible nuke deal with iran as foreign ministers from several nations join secretary of state john kerry in switzerland to work out and find finding ways for compromise with iran. critics are crying foul and saying the west is giving in too much. we'll have a live report and speak with former israel ambassador to the u.n. dan gillerman. >> brand new details about the co-pilot of germanwings flight 9525, how he hid his mental illness from the airline and what doctors told him in the days before he flew his plane into the french alps. >>> plus we're live near the crash site as investigators try to piece together the final flight thing moments. >>> italy's highest court handing down what it calls

god bless america. emily: bill clinton.you know, i just want to say that being a manager, justin bieber and ariana grande and all these young people, lord knows i've made mistakes, it's cool. it's cool. emily: scooter braun -- scooter: you rock. emily: -- thank you so much for joining us on this edition of "studio 1.0." scooter: thanks. ♪ ♪ emily: he may be the most influential man in san francisco. marc benioff, founder of salesforce, has transformed the way businesses do business. he's pioneered the flight to the cloud and a new model for philanthropy along the way. he launched his career at apple under steve jobs, became a star salesman at oracle under larry ellison, then went on to start what's now one of oracle's biggest competitors. joining me today on this special edition of "studio 1.0" from dreamforce 2014, salesforce ceo and chairman marc benioff. marc: always great to be with you. emily: so great to be here at

god bless america.ll clinton. ♪ emily: he may be the most influential man in san francisco. marc benioff, founder of salesforce, has transformed the way businesses do business. he's pioneered the flight to the cloud and a new model for philanthropy along the way. he launched his career at apple under steve jobs, became a star salesman at oracle under larry ellison, then went on to start what's now one of oracle's biggest competitors. joining me today on this special edition of "studio 1.0" from dreamforce 2014, salesforce ceo and chairman marc benioff. marc: always great to be with you. emily: so great to be here at dreamforce, the largest software

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god bless america. everybody says that. god bless you. >> not everybody.great example of how religion lies. we do not trust in god. you may trust in god. we don't. >> one nation under god. >> one nation under god is drilled into every student. this is the government pushing religion on everybody. it's disgusting. it's wrong. it's the exact opposite of what america stands for. >> and justice for all. >> all right. kyra phillips is here. atheism is america. >> can i tell you, i have never received so many tweets facebook posts. the debate the conversation it's fascinating to me. i never realized this population of atheists how big it is and how they are good without god. even harvard university embraces this. students are going to study to be godless chaplains. >> i interviewed a group who say they are spiritual but don't go to church. something is up there but not necessarily god. >> that's a great point. there are all these names out there. atheist, nuns skeptists. they don't feel an affiliation to a church or to something. i agree with you. it's hard to d

we're talking about our military, money, god bless america. everybody says that. "in god we trust" is a great example of how religion lies. we do not trust in god. you may trust in god, but we don't. >> one nation under god. >> one nation under god is drilled into every student. this is the government pushing religion on everybody. it's disgusting and it's wrong and it's the exact opposite of what america stands for. >> so would the world be a better place without god? >> the world would be an enormously better place would god, without religion, yes. there are all sorts of things we don't know. but let's seek the truth. let's be open minded. the time should come, i hope it will come, when we don't even need the word "atheist yths because we shall live in a time because people believe things because there's evidence. there's no evidence for fairies or leprechauns or gods, that we shouldn't need the word "atheism" at all. >> david kineman says that day isn't coming any time soon. could christianity become obsolete? >> not in the next century. but we are becoming more

god bless america and god continue to bless selma.e been listen together mayor of selma alabama that's mayor george evans probably no secret that he made sure that he mentioned his wife grace. anybody who is in the african-american community realizes when given the opportunity to address a national audience never ever forget the women you're married to. among those who are on hand for this the 50th anniversary of what became known as bloody selma, president george w. bush, as you heard him say at the event in selma today. president bush signed the reauthorization of the voting rights act in 2006. but noticebly missing top members of the g.o.p. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell has declined to make the trip. his offense not explaining why. house speaker john boehner also not in attendance, but we learned late that the republican house majority leader made the the last-minute decision to attend. reports surfaceed that scalise back in 1972, and many thought that could help the tone for that. and the congressional caucus butterfield

. >> they didn't, god bless america.s is you with twins. >> yes, i could do it. >> good look. >> yeah. >> such a good luck. >> me with twins, my have a vi ? all right testimonye coming up, is the end of the show, thank you for watching, you can follow me on twitter. play all your diaper changes be swift and sweet. good night. >> good evening. the trade of five guantanamo detainees cobourg dole was controversial from the start now it is the trade that it is inexplicable and explosives because the trade of five radical islamic terrorists made little sense in and out nidal today bergdahl was accused of desertion and misbehavior meeting he faces charges that carry a maximum sentence of life in prison and weha

america. thank you and god bless you. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> on the next "washington journal," the deputy managing editor of "foreign policy" has the latest on the iran nuclear negotiations. u.s. military efforts in the middle east, and the impact of slowing troop withdrawal from afghanistan. and i guessed from the georgetown university center for children and families talks about the children's health insurance program, which provides money to states for health care for kids from low income families. we will take your calls, and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. president obama will be in boston tomorrow for the dedication ceremony at the edward kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. the building was created in honor of the late massachusetts senator and aims to educate the public about congress and encourage citizens to take a proactive role in the democratic process. >> 50 years ago, i managed the successful reelection campaign for the junior sena

god bless america. you have raised $325,000 on indiegogo for melatonin that you spray on yourself? to spray on me instead of taking melatonin pills from gnc? >> yeah. so spray on your skin is lot more natural. a lot more like your body's natural production of medical tone as opposed to a pill which gives you all at once. spray on skin you get it like your body is giving it to you. melissa: you've seen tremendous demand. you were on my show. you brought on sprayable energy which i expressed skepticism at the time. meanwhile you sold a lot of that stuff right? tens of thousands of cans, is that right? >> yeah. we sold tens of thousand, you're right, to over 60 countries. tens of thousands really happy people using product. it has been really gratifying. melissa: do you worry about other people jumping into the sprayable business? it is now another product seems like destined to be a hit based on much money you have raised? >> we have proprietary technology behind the products ips and patents for both. we're protected on that front. melissa: how does it work sleep in a can? you spray

ad of i hate america, try this azalea, god bless america. see you next week. everybody. see you next week. >>> hello everybody. i'm lou dobbs. president obama's controversial trade of five guantanamo bay detainees in exchange for army sergeant bowe bergdahl got a lot more troubling this week. the u.s. military charging bergdahl with one count of desertion and one count of misbehavior before the enemy, charges carrying a maximum sentence of life in prison. also ahead, the u.s. military officially working for iran. the u.s. led coalition in iraq carrying out air strikes now over the city of tikrit where iranian led forces are engaged on a stalled battle to retake the city from the islamic state. we take it all up with major general robert scales. >>> and it turns out that the president's relationship where the israeli prime minister could hardly worsen. according to the "wall street journal," israel spied on talks with iran. the white house, as you might expect wasn't pleased. republicans strategist karl rove joins us to talk about the president's latest clash with our key

>> guillermo: god bless america! >> jimmy: wow. that's an amazing speech. i'm inspired.movie, amy schumer's movie "train wreck," you have a big part in, literally you're naked in the movie. >> a big part. >> jimmy: i heard that the movie is hilarious and that you are hilarious in it. >> the movie was great. worked with judd apatow and amy. >> jimmy: you know what judd and amy are? they're americans. >> you're damn right, i never thop it that way! no, it was a great time. i actually -- i was gifted a stunt penis. >> jimmy: you were? >> yes, i was. i had to do a sex scene which involved me being almost all the way naked. i had to stuff myself in a small nylon sock. >> jimmy: i see. >> and they gave me a stunt penis to insinuate an erection. >> jimmy: bring that stunt penis to wrestle mania 31! and do something abusive with it! >> there is no way that stunt penis is going to wrestle mania 31. >> jimmy: that stunt penis is going into this man! >> when it comes to wrestle mania, i do my own stunts! [ cheers and applause ] there's no way, there's no way. >> jimmy: john cena, e

somebody behind me started singing god bless america. i will never forget that as long as i live. i am going to do everything i can to make sure that never happens to our country again. radical islam is a movement that cannot be appeased, compromised, or negotiated with. it is a minority view of a great faith. and to those who think we brought this war on ourselves, you don't understand who we are fighting. they're motivated by a twisted version of their religion, the islamic religion to peer if i there -- to purify their religion, to convert or kill those who stand in the way, and destroy the jewish state. the only reason 3000 of us died on 9/11 and not 3 million is because they could not get the weapons to kill 3 million of us. do you believe they would if they could? you believe they would kill as many americans as they could if they had the capability. my goal is to keep the war over there and to fight as hard as i know how to never allow the marriage of radical islam and weapons of mass destruction. this iranian negotiation is one of the most important decisions we will make

be a role model try this instead of i hate america how about god bless america?us tonight. thanks for watching. on monday senator marco rubio will join us on "the five" for an exclusive interview. so be sure to check that out. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. please remember, the spin stops here because we're looking outyou. >>> tonight questions of honor and honesty. politics and war. as the administration tries to manage new fallout from the president's decision to surrender five top taliban commanders for a soldier now accused of desertion. welcome to a "the kelly file" special everyone. i'm megyn kelly. the white house now has a letter from the house oversight committee asking for all documents and intelligence related to the decision to surrender five top taliban commanders last may. in exchange for an american soldier held hostage. that request comes as the pentagon this week charged that soldier, sergeant bowe bergdahl, with desertion and with misbehavior before t

america. thank you and god bless you. [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ted cruz greeting students and faculty at liberty university. the first to officially jump into the race for 2016. texas senator ted cruz with his family on the stage and we are taking your calls. we want to hear what you think about the entrance of senator ted cruz into the race officially. the numbers are on your screen if you are joining on c-span radio. democrats (202)748-8920. republicans (202)748-8921. independent and others, (202)748-8922. let us know what you think about senator ted cruz announcing he is running for president hoping to raise 40 to $50 million according to the "washington post." first call is christopher from dallas context is on the line for publicans. go ahead. >> caller: i was impressed by senator cruz's speech. i can see is focusing on young people and clearly people of faith and value and i think what he has to say is going to bring us out and inspire us. >> host: who else do you think we will see in this r

speaker may god continue to bless our men and women in uniform and may god continue to bless america. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: thank you mr. speaker. this week marks the latest chapter in the drama of reason control of congress. this is their -- republican control of congress. this is their first opportunity to bring into focus what they would do governing. and the results aren't pretty. we're discussing this week a budget that's been labeled by press accounts that actually give them the benefit of the doubt as being phony or a disaster. it's been condemned by many conservative commentators as a sham. the purported $5.5 trillion in budget savings over the next 10 years provides no good explanation about how it can actually be achieved. there's $1 trillion of unspecified reductions, other mandatory programs. they would abolish the affordable care act but somehow keep all of the revenues that finance it. there are a few areas of

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america will be. our founders will be vindicated. your progeny will be grateful and the almighty, i think, will be well pleased. god bless [ applause ] ♪ >>> fox news host sean hannity also spoke to a an audience during last week's annual cpac meeting that took place just outside of washington. this is 20 minutes. >> hello cpac. all right. i got something. how y'all doing? yes. all right, we got plenty more footballs. how y'all doing? why don't y'all get closer and i'll hand you the football. everyone, come on in. you've been sitting, everyone's tired. look at these gorgeous, great american girls. i wish we could get them on shot there. look at these three girls in the green here, how cute and adorable and their bigger sister in purple. i'm just guessing. that is the future of america right there and that's why we're going to fight so hard. i have -- let me start with some good news. thank you. don't worry. all you that get closer, the odds of you getting a football are much higher. i, i have some good news to start. america, america, we will fundamentally transform it back to the great country it was. our long nightmare

god that's exactly what happened. from the dawn of this country at every stage, america has enjoyed god's blessing. we face impossible odds the american people rose to the challenge. comparing to that repealing obamacare and abolishing the irs ain't all that tough. the power of the american people when we rise up and stand for liberty knows no bounds. [ applause ] if you're ready to join a grassroots army across this nation coming together and standing for liberty, i'm going to ask you to break a rule here today and to take out your cell phones. and to text the word constitution to the number 337 33733. god's blessing has been on america from the very beginning of this nation. i believe god isn't done with america yet. [ applause ] i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to reignite the promise of america. and that is why today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. [ applause ] i am honored to stand with each and every one of you courageous conservatives as we come together to recl

i got help us in the days ahead and may god bless america. sen. sanders: thank you very much for your civility. i think we all look forward to the markup tomorrow. thank you for releasing the budget a little bit early. as we all know, as the chairman indicated, federal budget that we are working on is not an appropriations bill. if does not provide explicit funding for this or that agency or this or that program. what it does do is lay the foundation for that process. it tells the appropriations committee the total amount they have to spend. in other words, this budget is more than just a very long list of numbers. the federal budget is about our national priorities and about our values. it is about who we are as a nation and what we stand for. it is about how we assess the problems facing our country and how we resolve them. that is what our committee is undertaking and it is a very, very serious sponsor ability. -- responsibility. let's be clear -- no family, no business, no local or state government can responsibly write a budget without first

of i hate america, try this azalea, god bless america. see you next week. everybody. >>> we are just days away from a possible nuke deal with iran as foreign ministers from several nations join secretary of state john kerry in switzerland to work out and find finding ways for compromise with iran. critics are crying foul and saying the west is giving in too much. we'll have a live report and speak with former israel ambassador to the u.n. dan gillerman. >> brand new details about the co-pilot of germanwings flight 9525, how he hid his mental illness from the airline and what doctors told him in the days before he flew his plane into the french alps. >>> plus we're live near the crash site as investigators try to piece together the final flight thing moments. >>> italy's highest court handing down what it calls the final decision in the headline grabbing murder case against american amanda knox, the tails on this eight year legal sag dpa has come to a close. >> he saved my life and i'm so grateful and i am so grateful to have my life back. >>> thanks for spe

somebody behind me started singing god bless america. i will never forget that as long as i live. i am going to do everything i can to make sure that never happens to our country again. radical islam is a movement that cannot be appeased, compromised, or negotiated with. it is a minority view of a great faith. and to those who think we brought this war on ourselves, you don't understand who we are fighting. they're motivated by a twisted version of their religion, the islamic religion to peer if i there -- to purify their religion, to convert or kill those who stand in the way, and destroy the jewish state. the only reason 3000 of us died on 9/11 and not 3 million is because they could not get the weapons to kill 3 million of us. do you believe they would if they could? you believe they would kill as many americans as they could if they had the capability. my goal is to keep the war over there and to fight as hard as i know how to never allow the marriage of radical islam and weapons of mass destruction. this iranian negotiation is one of the most important decisions we will make

and somebody behind me started singing "god bless america." i'll never forget that as long as i live. i'm going to try to do everything i can to make sure that never happens again to our country. radical islam is a movement that can't be appeased, compromised or negotiated with. it is a minority view of a great faith. and to those who think we brought this war on ourselves, you don't understand who we're fighting. they're motivated by a twisted version of their religion. the islamic religion to purify their religion to convert or kill those who stand in the way and destroy the jewish state. the only reason 3,000 of us died on 9/11 and not 3 million is they could not get the weapons to kill 3 million of us. do you believe they would if they could? do you believe they would kill as many americans they could if they had the capability? my goal is to keep the war over there. and to fight as hard as i know how to never allow the marriage of islamic and weapons of mass destruction. this iranian negotiation is the most important decision we will make

but may god bless and love america. the whole world.he clinton family, and the clinton global initiative to win friends and influence people. with these initiatives including the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. if hillary clinton does become president, it would be her third term, according to bill clinton who said we were lucky to get two for one he was president. if elected, would president clinton support our founding documents of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all countries in our world? host: ok, harold. we'll move on to john. go ahead with your comment or question. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think hillary clinton made the biggest mistake of her life. if the law changed, then she should follow the law. you can't tell us that i'm using the previous loss. that doesn't work. if i apply income tax today, the irs, i can't tell them i'm going to use last two. the law changes lasted, i'm not -- can't say i'm going to use it this year. hillary clinton is not speaking up. fur

god bless you. god bless america. there was a preacher -- and that is why i studied law for three months. got my law degree. i have rashes on my body from stress and mental anguish. god bless you and have a good day. host: west palm beach, florida. this is ira. what do you think of the passage of these types of laws? caller: these types of laws and their passage all start from the united nations conferences, g 20 conferences. things of that nature. we have that type of situation going on as we speak where they are having a 21 country for him on business -- forum on business as of the air spring. we, who are americans have that freedom to believe as we believe. the effects it has on business would be classified as discrimination or some type of f other separate issue. we as americans do enjoy that type of freedom. host: what you think about 20 states have similar laws -- the graphic provided by "the washington story" story? you heard mike pence say that there is a federal law in the federal government. he has left us. let's hear from michael in tennessee. democrats line. caller: everybody -

. >> god's blessing has been on america from the very beginning of this nation. d i believe god isn't done with america yet. >> reporter: his formal announcement at liberty university sounded like a conservative twist on the great john lennon song "imagine." >> imagine it's 1775. imagine it's 1933. imagine, imagine, imagine. >> reporter: what cruz wanted them to imagine was an america without gay marriage irs, abortion gun control and obamacare. those hard line conservative views have many pundits to believe he's a long shot to win citing his combative tone as a problem. the republican primary field is expected to be crowded all but officially campaigning are former governor jeb bush governor chris christie form senatorer rick santorum governor rick perry and rand paul who told fox news they need to do more than throw red meat at the base. >> he is a conservative but it goes to winnability. >> reporter: but cruz thinks he has what it takes to win. >> what i am so encouraged by is the enthusiasm that we're seeing particularly in the early primary states. >> reporte

thank you for allowing me to give this message and god bless america. d bless israel and never let your guard down, america. because if you do, your sons, your daughters, your grandchildren, they'll pay the price. host: independents line, christine is calling. >> this is christine and i watched the entire speech and i knew it was commented on. i'm in 100%, he is a brave man and great leader and i see no disrespect to the president whatsoever coming from him or boehner, either one. i like them both. and if our president would not be so difficult to work with, then it wouldn't have to be this way. i want to give kudos to speaker pelosi and speaker reed for showing up. and this man speaks truth and iran has been evil from the beginning of the ayatolla reign and i have been watching it every years. i have been disabled for quite sometime i watch a lot of news, tv and weather and i see what is going on and how isis is taking over and hamas muslim brother hood. and if everybody doesn't watch out, the end is going to be upon us. god bless america, god bless isr

america. thank you and god bless you.applause] ♪ >> well, when you want your presidential campaign announcement is to show the country who you are and what you are about and what you think your strengths are i think ted cruz pulled it off there. less a conventional announcement speech and more of a mega church sermon. there he is on stage with his wife and his daughters. a rousing conversation. as best we could tell, a teleprompter-less announcement speech. >> yes, there have been people who have said the ted cruz is the rock star of the right. there is certainly a quality there. prowling the stage. speaking to four different sides of this arena. as you said, seemingly without teleprompters, seemingly without notes, doing that from memory, on pure style, a very strong performance, i think. you and i have both talked about ted cruz's need to project some optimism. there was some of that there. there was a lot of biography. he opened with biographical details, telling his family's story in compelling detail. i think we are

thank you again, and may god bless the partnership between america and afghanistan. [ applause ] >> you have been listening to afghanistan president ashraf ghani speaking for just under an hour addressing a joint meeting of congress saying that they are not going to be this country's lazy uncle joe, stressing that they wish for self reliance. also saying that ordinary is what has escaped afghanistan for so long and ordinary is what they want. we're going to take a short break and then come back and talk to our washington correspondent, mike viqueira and our political consultant who are in washington listening to the speech as well as well as we will go to afghanistan. when we come back we will talk more about the president's speech. >>> hello i'm del walters in new york. in that sea of senators and congressmen is afghan president ashraf ghani. he has just completed a joint meeting of congress. we wishes to convey the message of self reliance that the afghan people wish to if you would break the yolk of independence of the united states and others who have been there for so long 12 years

the state of israel and may god bless the united states of america. [applause]. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking to a joint session of congress and speaking for about 40 minutes interrupted by applause roughly 40 times. many of them as you can see here standing ovations by lawmakers from both parties some one or the other, but interrupted nonetheless. in a methodical way netanyahu lays out the speech. he talked about iran's support of terrorism throughout the middle east saying iran as goons in gazas and lackeys in lebenon. the sten tau cals of terror -- tenticles of terror are reaching throughout the region. the shiite militias in iraq and rebels in yemen. iran may be helping to fight isis, but in this case, quote, the enemy of your enemy is your enemy. turning to the u.s.-iran nuclear negotiations he said he would be dealing classified details -- he would not talk about the details of the negotiations, but talk about what is out there. he added quote, you can google it. >> thank you america. thank you. >> he continues to thank t

being something that all of our leaders have to double down on, you know, the president saying god bless americait's really what is dividing us as a country. we should be a nation of scientists people who honor the tradition of learning and education. once you throw god into that -- god mean something different to everyone. it is not a unit of measurement. that is something that divides us. if we were all more, sort of into education, and honoring that, the religion that people would study and follow would be that much smarter. people would be that much more educated about the god they believe in. you wouldn't have so many uneducated educated people using got in the wrong way. host: thank you for the call. the bronx, new york. the front page of in your times a photograph of the president joined with first lady michelle obama, john lewis, along with the president's mother in law and two daughters. also attending yesterday's ceremony, former president george w. bush and laura bush. all of these former presidents were invited. james from florida. good morning . caller: i tried getting through all d

god bless america.ost: the post reporting on the elections in israel today, the general elections deciding the new parliament. that is designed to union portion of israel's parliament. there's the prime minister casting his vote. and as it plays out, we see what happens as far as the results are concerned. there is the prime minister casting his vote. coming up, we will talk with two legislators this morning. the first will be steve king republican from iowa. we will talk about the budget being issued today and iran and egypt. and we will talk to brad sherman, democrat from california. in case you missed it yesterday, the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee held a hearing on in reducing improper payments by reviewing death records by the social security administration. one of those was the inspector general, who testified on this process. here's a little bit of it. inspector general: my office investigate hundreds of cases of security -- social security issues every year, but rec

america. thank you, and god bless you. [cheers and applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> ted cruz is the first presidential candidate to officially jump into the 2016 presidential race. and on social media we are getting your reaction today. join the conversation at facebook.com/c-span. on twitter with the #c-spanchat. a couple comments from facebook. annette says the democrats went too far to the complete left. i will never vote dem again. from karen cruz is just not qualified to be president of the united states. at the end of the day, this will be apparent to all. again, facebook.com/c-span. and tweet us at the hash tag c-spanchat. >> tonight on the communicators we met up with tim moynihan at the consumer electronic show in las vegas who gave us the tour in the latest of tv sthrog. >> what does oled stand fomplet >> organic light emitting diode. it re

america. thank you, and god bless you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ the senate judiciary committee will take up the nomination of sally yates the next deputy attorney general. she was previously the u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia. watch live coverage tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern on c-span3. later, the senate aviation panel will look at innovation, safety, and vivus he can terms of drone aircraft. we will speak with officials from the faa and amazon.com. coverage starts at 2:30 eastern on c-span3. >> here are some of our featured programs this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span2 saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, peter wallison said government housing policies caused the 2008 housing crisis and it could happen again. at 5:00, director jeffrey sachs on a plan to counter political corruption and environmental decay. saturd

america. thank you and god bless you. [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [country music plays] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "washington journal" is next. the house is back at 10:00 eastern for morning hours speeches. they will begin debate on the gop budget plan for 2016. watch live coverage on c-span. coming up this hour, we will talk to texas congressman michael burgess on a bill that will change a medicare reimburses doctors and tries to eliminate the need for the so-called "doc fix." then representative gwen moore will talk about the democrats' fix. then we will talk about oil and gas. then we will have time for your comments and tweet. ♪ host: good morning. as tuesday, march 24, 2015. the house and senate are in session. congress continues to work through a busy legislative week. the white house, president obama is set whole beatings