host: marion is joining us from north carolina with james zogby. i am so pleased this man is on. i am going to the library tomorrow to give the book. guest: go to the bookstore and buy it. caller: the library is good. for years now i have been wondering, finally i found linktv.org and get information from the middle east. the palestinians murder one is were 1400 but there palestinians murdered in gaza and the israelis bombed schools and hospitals, water supplies, electricity. no one did anything. there was no milk or cereal for them. you are the best person i can ask this question of. when there are things that blow up in the middle east like in cairo, we see these young people. they are intelligent. they do not look ferocious. they are reasonable. they just want what we all want. why is it that we get zionists on these programs to comment about what is going on in cairo or any other arab nation? are people like you not coming on? are you asked to come on question to you asked them if you can come on? -- are you asked to come on? do you asked them

later, reaction in the arab- american community to the killing of osama bin laden with james zogby of the arab-american institute. sunday on "q&a", a former navy seal, the couch. he became a member of the underwater demolition and seal team following his 1967 graduation from the u.s. naval academy. he now acts as adviser to the

and dr james zogby president of the america of the arab american institute welcome gentlemen thank you very much. question just in general to either or both of you was there really anything new in the speech what was what was in your minds dunes. so i think if if the speech was directed at an american audience what was what was important is the president reframing the democracy debate and challenging congress in particular to step up to the plate this is a slash and burn congress but it's a congress that says they support democracy and transformation in the middle east president said that's going to cost us there's a lot we have to do if we want this to happen and that aid and trade programs that he talked about are going to require congress not to cut programs that the very programs that congress wants to cut so he's asking for money i think it was a very well crafted appeal to congress that if you want to see tunisia and egypt move forward please don't do some of the things you want to do so that was part of it may think it was it knew as much as it was him trying to take the ground

and james zogby, founder and president of the american arab institute, look set the reaction in the arab-american community to the death of osama bin laden and the aftermath. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cnn. >> now available, c-span's congressional directory, a complete guide to the first session of the 112th congress. inside, new and returning house and senate members with contact information, including twitter addresses, district maps, and committee assignments. also information on the white house, supreme court justices, and governors. order online at -- c-span.org/shop.>> members of congress gathered in the rotunda tuesday to dedicate a new statue of former president, gerald ford. the former president's son and daughter spoke. president ford served in the u.s. house from 1949 until taking the office of vice president in 1973. he served as the republican minority leader for the last eight years in the house. this is one hour. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guest, the honorable henry kissinger, members of the united states house of representatives, t

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later, reaction in the arab- american community to the killing of osama bin laden with james zogby. that is live here on c-span. on sunday, the former navy seal. he became a member of the underwater demolition and seal teams following his 1967 graduation from the u.s. naval academy. he now acts as an advisor to the commander of the u.s. special operations command. we will talk to him at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. on friday, president obama was at a transmission plant in indianapolis to hear about alternative energy technologies being developed there. he talked about technology and the impact on job creation in his weekly address. we will also hear the republican address by massachusetts senator scott brown. he commands the military and intelligence services of the killing of al qaeda leader osama bin laden and the counter- terrorism efforts to continue in afghanistan. >> i am speaking with you today from the transmission plant at indianapolis, indiana. i came here because this is a place where american workers are doing big an impressive things. the technology they manufactur