. >> a documentary producer on hubert h. humphrey, the part of a possible. >> the reason for doing the documentary is all other side of this. having no mind of his own, and people did not understand. the vice presidency. >> "q&a" tonight at 8:00 on c- span. >>>>>>?>>>>>?>?>?>?>?>?>>>>>>>> >> janet napolitano is the homeland secretary. we have two guests to question her. >> when you are lying there before you fall asleep, what are some of the things that you worry about in terms of threats of security, and what specifically are you doing to make sure that those concerns do not ever come true? agagqgqgqgqgqg >> we are always worried about it. it is something that could be biological as well as more traditional explosives, so we are concerned about terrorism. also, the department is so huge, and it can be whatever the threat of the day happens to be or the event that is coming up that we need to make sure it is especially secure. for example, this week, we had this huge, monster storm that developed out of a cold front coming from the

i take great pride in presenting my friend from minneapolis, mayor hubert h. humphreycandidate for united states senator. >> in november of 1948, harry truman won a historic upset. and making history of his own, hubert h. humphrey became minnesota's first democratic senator. >> being a romantic and idealistic person when he went to washington in 1948, i think he probably felt this was going to be mr. smith goes to washington and this place of m a, rbl imam youments that were waiting for him to come there and change the world and crusade and very quickly his dreams and idealism collided with reality. >> but reality was a senate dominated by the same dixie crats humphrey angered with his civil rights speech the summer before and they would not go easy on hubert humphrey. >> after all i had been the destroyer of the democratic party, the enemy of the south. hubert humphrey, the quote, end quote, nigger-lover. >> i never felt so lonesome and unwanted in all my life as i did in those first few weeks and months as united states senator. >> where did you find the ronald reaga

. >> "q&a" tonight on hubert h. humphrey. the art of the possible. " everyone just remembers you become free as someone who was looking lyndon johnson's boots of the time -- licking them. >> "q&a" tonight at 8:00 here on c-span. >> former alaska governor and 2008 republican vice- presidential nominee sarah palin spoke friday evening at a banquet in california honoring former president ronald reagan. this was one of several events being hosted this weekend by the young america's foundation to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the former president's birth. this 35-minute event took place at the reagan ranch in santa barbara. >> ladies and gentlemen, oh, thank you, marc. you are lovely. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please take your seat. now, before i get started, i just want to make a little announcement. there is a lot of excitement, and i know with our keynote speaker, we would all like to jump up and give her a high five and give her good luck and tell her that we love her, but we cannot do that, because we need to ge

. >> tonight, hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> everyone is remembers humphrey as someone who is leading johnson's boats all the time and had no blood of his own. >> "q&a", tonight at 8:00 on c- span. >> friday at the white house, president obama and canadian prime minister stephen harper met to discuss a number of issues, including energy, border security, and trade between their countries. after the meeting, the two leaders spoke with reporters. this is about 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by the prime minister of canada. >> good afternoon, everyone. please be seated. i am very pleased to be welcoming my great friend and partner, prime minister stephen harper, back to the white house to reaffirm our extraordinary friendship and cooperation between the united states and canada. i would like to talk a bit about what we accomplished today and then address the situation is unfolding in egypt. the united states and canada are not simply allies, not simp

. >> a documentary producer on hubert h. humphrey, the art of impossible. >> the whole reason was to show this side of this. everyone remembers him as someone looking lyndon johnson's boots. people did not understand the pressure he was under. >> listen to historic supreme court cases on supreme court radio. the court considers the fair housing act, racial discrimination. >> the complaint says that he should be liable as an individual and he owns the corporation and because he was the officer broker. >> listen to the argument on c- span radio, in washington d.c. on 90.1 and online at c- span.org. >> robert mandel says the fcc recent decision on net and net neutrality would likely go down in flames. this is almost an hour. -- rober >> okay, we would like to get started. we would like to welcome our c- span audience. we are glad that they're with us today. i am pleased now to have with me the fcc commissioner, robert mcdowell. we had commissioner meredith baker providing the opening notes and it is nice to have the commissioner with us

. >> it document producer on hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> are the reason for going documentary was sort of on the side, because everyone remembers someone who was looking lyndon johnson's votes all the time and had no mind of his own and people did not understand the pressures he was under. >> a q&a, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> sunday on book tv's "in- depth," the founder of "the american spectator" magazine has written over a half dozen books. his latest -- "after the hang over." join our three-hour conversation with your e-mails, phone calls, and tweets. live, sunday at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: let me introduce our final guest, stephen rose, a georgetown university, senior economist for the center on education and the work force and we are pleased to have them back at the table. i want to read the details of the ap story on the unemployment rate which is hard to interpret i want to see if you helped us understand it. job growth remains the weakest spot

. >> documentary producer on hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> the reason for doing the documentary was showing another side of this. people did not understand the pressures he was under, which was going from the vice presidency to the 68. >> "q&a", sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> michael reagan on his father's legacy. next week marks the 100th anniversary of the reagan's birth. emily lambert on the purpose of futures markets. by the complete schedule at booktv.org. get our schedules he mailed for you. signup for our booktv alert. >> the discussion was arrested on iran's nuclear program. the washington bureau chief joined the president of the council on foreign relations and representatives of saudi arabia, turkey, and germany. this is 50 minutes. >> welcome to our session. the question of the hour is "what if iran develops a nuclear weapon." will discuss the political ramifications of this outcome. we had an distinguished panel from the region and beyond. we had the president of the institute for both military affair

his name was hubert h. humphrey. he said the moral test of a nation is how it treats people in the dawn of life, our children, tweem in the twilight of life, our seniors, and people in the shadows of life, the poor and underprivileged. if we cut low-income energy assistance, we failed that moral telf. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from florida, ms. wasserman schultz, for five minutes. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, it has been six weeks now since republicans assumed control of the house of representatives and we have yet to see a single job creation bill brought to the house floor. indeed, just last week we spent roughly 10 hours debating a primary function of congress, that of congressional oversight, something we already do. yet, still, no legislative brought forward to spur job creation. while the republican congress has yet to bring forward a job agenda, they have found plenty of time to bring forward an extreme anti

. >> q&a sunday documentary producer mick koets on hubert h. humphrey the art of the possible. >> part of the reason for doing the documentary was to show another side of this because everyone remembers someone who is looking lyndon johnson's boots and had no mind of his own and people didn't understand the pressures he was under which was it runs for the vice presidency into the. >> q&a sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> the president obama spoke today at the annual national prayer breakfast in washington. established in 1953, the prayer breakfast is organized by the fellowship foundation, nonpartisan christian group. after the president's remarks, we will hear from the husband of arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. this is a half-hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, a rock obama. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. please, please have a seat. thank you. thank you so much to the co-chairs, jeff and ann, to all the members of congress w

the hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> the reason for doing the documentary was to show another side of this. he was not under lyndon johnson 's bids all the time. people did not understand the pressures he was under. >> "q&a" it sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. president obama said he has warned egyptian president hosni mubarak against using violence and cutting off communication. he specifically condemned the violence targeting foreign journalist and anti-government protesters. the president made the remarks with the canadian prime minister, steven harper. this is about 25 minutes. >> i am very pleased to have my great friend and partner back to the white house to reaffirm our extraordinary friendship and cooperation between the united states and canada. i would like to talk about what we accomplished today and then address the situation unfolding in egypt. the united states and canada are not simply allies, not simply neighbors. we are woven together like perhaps note two countries in the wor

. >> on sunday, hubert h. humphrey: art of the possible. >> everybdoy remembers him as licking johnson's boots. people didn't know the pressures he was under. >> q and a. sunday night at 8:00 on c -span. >> a discussion on the fcc's opinion on net neutrality. this was to provide equal access to networks. it included representatives from at and t, comcast -- and it is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> we are all here on time and i appreciate this. this panel is entitled, broadband policy. and what is next after this decision? in a moment, i will introduce the distinguished panelists, but i think i will begin by reading something from the advisory letter. am i pronouncing this correctly? >> i have not been there in a very long time. >> i just called this myself, the blair newsletter, and this was easier to pronounce. i understand that he is no longer there, but i want to read from the most recent advisory that i received. looking forward to the tech policy and the organization, we see 2011 as less volatile than 2010, espe

. >> q&a sunday documentary producer nicolette on hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> part of the reason for doing the documentary was to show another side of this because everyone just remembers someone who is linking lyndon johnson's boots and head mob minded his own and people didn't understand the pressures he was under which is vice presidency in 260 a. >> q&a sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> next former british foreign secretary jack straw testifies before the british iraq war inc. angry for the third time. during the four-hour hearing, mr. straw covered several details on the lead up to the war including his reservations about president wishes axis of evil state of the union speech in 2002. and conversations with within prime minister tony blair on the legality of invading iraq. >> good morning everyone.go i am sorry we have started a few minutes late this morning. a this is because of a technical and we are now ready to start hearing.o the hearing this morning from the right honorable jackg. stra mp who served as foreign secretary

. >> "q&a" sunday, hubert h. humphrey, the art of the possible. >> the reason for doing the documentary was to show another side of humphrey. he was not leaking lyndon johnson's boots all the time. people did not understand the pressures he was under. >> "q&a", sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. next sunday, the founder of the american spectator magazine has written over a half dozen books. his latest, after the hang over, the conservatives road to recovery. join our three-shot conversation with your e-mail, phone calls, and tweets. >> earlier this week, the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on the constitutionality of the health care law. monday, u.s. district court judge roger vincent ruled the law was unconstitutional. he was the fourth battle district court judge to rule. this hearing is 2 hours 40 minutes. minutes. >> this hearing of the senate judiciary committee will come to order. i want to thank chairman leahy for allowing me to convene this hearing. hes expecting to be sure. the title is "the constitutional