god bless america up. my god. [cheers and applause] seventy-four we get to audience questions, that encapsulates there is the sense i felt like i was on a roller-coaster also ptsd but you have the sense you never know what is about to to come out of her mouth. >> morceau as the campaign went forward it got to the point* later on is to god any given night when i finally went to bet before the tracking polls came in the especially post financial crisis i did not know of the plane would take off in the morning or go where it was supposed to. issue would appear on stage with those she was to be on stage with. it was enormously stressful because it is a giant traveling circus. hundreds of people, multiple airplanes, a giant logistical operation before you even get to the strategy or tv commercials. but on that speech is a moment with the harrelson says we can win i remember for the first time this worked. this% is saddle level above and beyond one of the great convention speeches anybody has ever given in any party. th

god bless you. god bless america. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> coming up tonight in our look into issues affecting our nation's veterans, in a few minutes, veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki will talk about the 2013 spending request. after that, we speak with tom tarantino about the rising unemployment among returning soldiers. and later, a hearing examining the availability of health services for veterans suffering from mental trauma. >>> we're joined by rick maze, the army times congressional editor. you have been reporting a bit lately on the issue of veterans. what have you found? >> i found the problem is bad and it is not getting better. no matter what they really try to do in the administration and in congress and the states, the unemployment rate for veterans is stuck, particularly for young veterans. it could go higher considering trouble finding jobs. >> the real concern is over members of the national guard and less so in the reserve, in particular. explain that a bit more. >> these are young people that are 24 years old and below. a lot of them did not have jobs before they deplo

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god bless you. god bless america. >> president obama wrapping up his official energy speech this morning. thanking the community college where he is to a roaring crowd there this morning. there is a campaign speech going on with joe biden. we're going to show you that in just a second. but i want to bring back in our political panel who have been patiently waiting and listening to the president's speech. jen, i want to start with you. was that the sell of reelection there? >> the president is pretty fired up about moving our energy policy forward. and i think the point he was making, i'm going to steal a line he used. you see a lot of people talking out there but not doing much. i think what frustrates him is that this is a problem that we all need to take a look at what we can do over the medium and long-term to reduce our dependence on foreign oil, which the administration has made progress on and stop using sound bytes that are not going to solve the problem over the short-term. >> joe, as we were saying, people know the president has little to no influence truly on gas prices in the c

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god bless you and god bless america. >> president obama wrapping up his first official visit to oklahoma, he's talking specifically today of the energy strategy for the white house, the all of the above energy strategy. specifically talking about the keystone oil pipeline built down to the gulf. they're not supplying oil to americas, but how worried is this re-election team in light of gas prices and the surging that people see at the pump? >> i remember talking with him four years ago and look what we have gotten done. we have reduced our dependence on foreign oil by a substantial amount. we have had oil production up over the last eight years, and so with the corporate average fuel economy which means we're going to save money with more fuel efficient cars. the president is ensuring that we do the best we can to conserve and using energy more efficiently. natural gas prices are coming down because we have record production of natural gas under this presidency. so it's basically, generally speaking good news, moving in the right direction, but these exogenous forces, instability in the

god bless you. god bless america. thank you. thank you. >> leading up to today's caucuses. santorum making it clear he had to win kansas to stay competitive. the latest numbers from the associated press showing he got 51% of the vote. mitt romney coming in second in kansas with 21%. newt gingrich with 14. ron paul with 13%. perhaps not much of a surprise though considering romney and gingrich largely did not campaign in the state of kansas. instead they focused on the two big southern primaries next week alabama and mississippi. romney winning just moments ago. the associated press calling wyoming for mitt romney. they have been caucusing there since tuesday. polls closed just an hour ago and now the vote is coming. in in socially conservative kansas it seems rick santorum stands to gain a large number of that state's 40 delegates. alyssia acuna live in wichita at this hour. you and your crew talked to santorum just before he headed next door to missouri. what did he have to say? >> that's right, harris. we were talking to him as the returns were coming. in things were star

god bless you. god bless the united states of america! thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> the president doing a little meeting and greeting today as he wraps up remarks here in mt. holly, north carolina, during which he focused part of his remarks on the recent increase in gas prices. the associated press reporting today during a hearing earlier, republicans and oil industry leaders called for more u.s. oil and gas production, while democrats said oil production is up since president obama took office. democrats blame the recent spike in gas prices on middle east tensions and speculation by wall street investors. gas prices, by the way, have jumped 48 cents since january to an average of $3.76 a gallon. >>> a look now at where the republican presidential candidates are today after yesterday's sproouper tuesday primaries. the overall winner, moirm moiit is taking the the day off. rick santorum travels to mississippi on tuesday. newt gingrich began the day in alabama and then return to georgia for a rally in atlanta. ron paul has no campaign events on his schedule today. mitt romney now has more delegates than his three rivals combined at 415.

god bless our armed forces and god bless the great state of california and god bless america. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> coming up, the senate environment committee will have a hearing on nuclear safety. on c-span2, live coverage of the senate begins at 9:30 a.m. they're scheduled to work at a bill reducing regulations on small and medium-size businesses that go public. on c-span3, the center will give it about medicare legislation. that is live at 830 eastern a.m. up next, today's "washington journal"with your phone calls. in about 45 minut,

god bless you. god bless the people of israel. god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> the president of the united states was speaking to the american israel public affairs committee here in washington. opening up a very important week in u.s.-israeli relations and also in u.s.-israeli relations, visa vi iran. there will be meetings this week, very important ones, with the president and prime minister netanyahu who have had a somewhat troublesome relationship. both of them focused this week on iran. i'm candy crowley. with me here are foreign affairs reporter ellise. give me your 50,000 foot view about this sweech. >> candy, i think the president did some very key things that the pro-israel lobby is looking for him to do, and that's, first of all, he took containment off the table. he said i am not here to contain iran. my job is to prevent a nuclear weapon. and not just that this is an israeli issue. why it's in the u.s. interest to do so. he said he is not going to take military option off the table, and he also said, look, israel has a right to go this alone. i think at the same time he then went on to say all the reasons why he doesn't think it's a good idea. why a preemptive attack right n

god bless you. god bless america. [applause] >> we pick rick! [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] ♪ >> upwith robert kagan. tomorrow on "washington journal, a former deputy assistant treasury secretary on how to simplify the tax code. tom jacobson, senior reporter for nuclear weapons and materials monitored details the president's $11 billion request for the national nuclear safety administration. "washington journal is live at 7:00 on c-span. tsa administrator discusses the future of aviation security live from the national press club tomorrow at 1:00 on c-span2. >> this crazy world held a year restrained yourself from using them -- howdy restrain yourself from using them? any fool can get this country into trouble. it takes a wise man to get it out. >> we look back at 14 men who ran for the office and lost. go to our website to see video of the contenders who had a lasting impact on american politics. haveouldn't your president th

god bless you all, and god bless america. thank you. >> never dull even when the impersonators are going at it. >> no, siree. >> coming up, it's that time. march madness. >> time is ticking ahead of the tipoff. grab your brackets. >>> finally we can dig in with some sports. >> is that the michigan marching band? >> no. come on. that's "hail to the victors." you would know that now. the michigan marching band is much more powerful than the world news -- that was the "world news now" marching band. >> that was? okay. >> so the beloved "world news now" sports theme, which you've just heard, can only mean one thing, that it is march mayhem. >> that's right. march madness. >> mayhem. >> and before anything else we should say that the second annual "world news now" march madness competition will take place this year. game on. >> yes. so we have the big roll jut on thursday just hours before the games, the real games, the 64 games start. rob and i are ready to do battle and we have some surprises in store. so tune in on thursday for those surprises. >> i certainly will. as for the tournament itself, the overall number 1 seed is the university

god bless america." now, folks, this t-shirt presents two dangerous scenarios. one, what if that guy does love america and toby keith? [laughter] knowing that might prevent us from putting a boot up his ass. would we have ever stormed the beaches at normandy if we saw hitler wearing a glenn miller chattanooga cho-choo t-shirt. and here's a second danger of the two dangers i just mentioned moments ago, danger two, this guy might not love america. he could just be a hipster wearing that t-shirt ironically. after all, that's where irey comes from, iran. he's turning this into a farce in farsi. it was already bad enough that iran was hiding their nuclear intentions under ground. now they could be hiding under a thick layer of sarcasm. and the real threat is, folks, our hipsters could form a secret alliance with their hipsters. >> oh, yeah, that's going to happen. >> >> stephen: oh, good, good, it's our hipster audience member. hipster, i need to know, will you hipsters form a secret alliance with iran? >> yeah, we're totally going to do that. >> so you are? >> sure. down with the great satan. this is kind of important. why can't you just be direct. >> well, i guess i have a problem w

god bless you. made -- may god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you. all right. i would now like to call up some of the members of congress who helped make this day possible in some of the americans will benefit from these reforms. and we will sign this bill. [applause] >> this is going to take a little while. [applause] this will take a really long time. i did not practice. [laughter] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> outside the supreme court, two groups are gathered around the building and they're holding a prayer vigil the day before the justices hear oral arguments on the affordable care act. take a listen to the comments. >> we have come here to seek died and to ask him to -- seek god. we have asked him to initiate any kind of health care legislation that embraces religious freedom, that honors our constitution and does not provide public money for abortion. are we playing against health care legislation? we are praying against any thing that would stand against justice in the heart of god and we are affirming what god says. this is w

up. god bless you. god bless america. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] >> i am also the chairman of the arapaho county's tea party. arapaho county search the city named aurora as part of arapaho county, a large black population. look around us human with the exception of you i don't see any black people. i don't have any black people -- >> i spotted a couple of adair. we're good at doing that. [applause] >> i would say the population is 12%, that we are little sure here today. gentleman named derek wolpert started that rocky might like tea party. the people i talked to them to week and i hear a lot of who say we don't think i'll take the white house this year. they seem kind of resigned with the possibility. i am the other hand don't believe we can take the chance. so i would like to know, how do we accelerate the process of getting out the message? we have 10 months. we don't have 10 years for something powerful like your movie or a speaker that yourself to permeate our society. what do we do to step it up? >> i assume

god bless the united states of america. thank you! >> governor mitt romney speaking live tonight after his big thumping victory in illinois. coming up from rick santorum who came in second. is this victory a game changer to the republican race or just another night on this rocky road to the nominee? ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> celebrating in mitt romney's camp tonight after a big win in illinois. does the candidate finally have the momentum he's been craving to nail down the nomination? while we wait for rick santorum to speak, we'll go to wolf blitzer. what did you make of governor romney's speech tonight? more on to the economy. his strong point. >> yeah. i thought he hit the notes he was certainly needing to hit in terms of not necessarily going after his opponents

up with it. >> the health of america elect a great man as the next president of the united states. thank you. and god bless america. >> before we get to audience questions i ask one quick question. that scene encapsulates that there is a sense throughout this movie political grouping the arms of my chair because i felt i was on a roller coaster and par was from covering the campaign. part is what the harrelson conveyed the sense in never knew what was going to come out of her mouth. can you talk about that experience? >> more so the campaign went forward. it got to the point later in the campaign that honest to god, on any given night when i finally went to bed for a couple of hours, particularly post financial crisis, didn't know if the plane was going to take off and give it was going to go where it was supposed to go and whether she would appear on stage with the people she was supposed to be on stage with. it was enormously stressful because it was a giant travelling circus with hundreds of people you have to move with multiple airplanes every day. giant logistical operation before you get to the strat

up this way. all right? >> and lisa is going to sing as we head out. >> please join me. /♪ god bless america /♪ land that i lovestand beside her /♪ and guide her /♪ through the night with the light from above /♪ from the mountains to the praire /♪ to the ocean white with foam /♪ god bless america /♪ my home sweet home /♪ god bless america my home weet home all right. have a safe trip home, everybody. god bless. >> next, live your calls and comments on worm. then "newsmakers" with rich -- "washington journal." after that, an all-day preview of the supreme court oral argument on the health care law. we'll have some of the lower court argument and a live look at the activity around the supreme court building. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] tax about limited government andhe

up at the website. go out and work these next few days. we will bring home a big victory for freedom in america. thank you and god bless you. god bless. [applause] >> all right. we are going to wrap this up. i want to thank a few people. [unintelligible] [applause] my family, my son. i want to bring on -- before we do the benediction. >> mitt romney, chris, pawlenty. >> obama changed the entire dynamic. >> look inside the new hbo movie and book that it the inside story in what happened on the 2008 presidential campaign. >> i love those hockey mothers. the difference between a hockey mother and a pit bull? lipstick. >> sunday, the co-authors. >> their expectation of that speech was that she wasn't on allied asset to the campaign. for a weaker 10 days after that, she was. -- a week or 10 days after that, she was. they came out ahead of barack obama by as much as five or six points. >> we will talk about game changes sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span or any time at c-span.org. now a speech by defense secretary leon panetta at the mcconnell center at the university of louisville. he talks about the dangers of cutting the defense budget

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up at the website. go out and worked these next few days. we will bring home a big victory for freedom in america. thank you and god bless you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [applause] >> "washington journal." the house hearing of the ship's safety. eclectic yet in 2006 that will be baking for the u.s. to use force in the middle east with an 3.5 years, at it would have sent you are crazy. >> robert kagan is an adviser to the romney campaign and serves on clinton's foreign-policy advisory board. >> i have been writing that there is a lot of continuity in foreign policy. a lot of a broad consensus. what you are seeing here is the kind of consensus in the foreign-policy community and there is a lot of overlap between the two parties. >> more on foreign policy and his latest book sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> this morning, sudeep reddy discusses factors that could slow the economy. then jim h

america work for everybody. it's time to stand up again. it's time to hold up again. forward ever, forward ever, backward never. thank you. god bless you. marching, of continuation and celebration, two thoughts i leave to go and follow up as we fight for voter rights and fight for immigration rights. one was personal. when i came to first do the show monday night, i was at the archives of alabama. my daughter dominique was with me. the men that run that department showed me a family tree. my mother's family and mother comes from alabama, though i was born in brooklyn. he showed me how in the 1800s my great, great grandfather was registered to vote two years after the emancipation proclamation and the carters, my mother's maiden name, voted all the way to the 1890s. because of segregation and because of state's rights, nobody voted again until the middle of the 1960s. that gap in my family's voting history represents the gaps of states standing against the rights of voters. i'm determined that that gap will never come in my family again. i also leave thinking about how 47 years ago martin's father, martin luther king and reverend joseph

up to me a walker. i said, god bless you, my friend. he's caucasian, un-black. he put his life on the line because he believes in america. hey! stop and i think about all those guys that are over there right now and they're looking back at us, and they're saying, you want me to die for you? you can't even communicate with each other respectfully? you can't even live up to the dream of our own constitution, we, the people? you've got to call people names? i find that the most despicable, disgusting piece of journalism i've ever seen. and you know, i don't know if there's a apology that's great enough, because i do have three daughters. and though i may say things about people that i don't like because of this political stance or that political stance, i'm never going after a person's -- that was somebody's child. how dare you? >> you mean the rush limbaugh? >> yeah. >> you know, they can talk about all the other incidents that have happened. for a guy of that experience, and that the popularity, to just calmly call any woman a slut and prostitute i found absolutely breathtaking. >> somebody asked me to comment, and all i could

up to his rhetoric. hard-working taxpayers need to have the pain at the pump addressed. thank you for watching, and god bless america. >> next, the u.s. economic outlook. then a discussion of threats in the 20th-century. in a town hall meeting with german chancellor angela merkle. >> who have we veted? who can we win wetbacks >> none of them. obama just changed the entire dynamic. >> the movie that gives the inside story on what happened during the 2008 presidential campaign. >> they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull is lipstick. >> sunday, we speak to the co- authors. >> the expectation coming out of that speech was that she was an asset to the campaign. for the week or 10 game -- 10 days immediately after that, she was. on the democratic side, there was a lot of concern. the ticket came out ahead of obama in the national polls by as much as five or six points. people on the democratic side for freaking out. >> we will talk about "game change" on sunday at 6:30 p.m. >> no, economist richard rahn discusses the economy. he is an economist with the cato institute. this was part of the rockies annu

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