you're on the air with congressman john duncan of tennessee. go ahead. >> caller: yes, thank you for letting me talk. this idea that we're going to have high speed trains all over the country that's been something that has been talked about for 20 years. that's not going to happen because let's say somebody takes the train from new york and they move along really good and get to d.c. but they want to take the train to florida or to here in atlanta or west. they're going to go on freight railroads that like the csx lets the passenger train poke along at 72 miles an hour. they're not going to compete lucky if they can compete with carrier pigeons. so i think that needs to be a discussion that should be had that maybe there are more corridors or areas where we could have high speed trains, which would actually help the freight railroads a little bit. >> okay tom. peg on twitter says we need a ten-year plan for infrastructure and a commitment to bring our highways railroads and airports up to date. >> well, that's what i've said not only in this ar

you are on the air with congressman john duncan of tennessee.ler: yes, thank you for letting me talk. this idea that we are going to have high-speed trains all over the country that has been something that has been talked about for 20 years. it is not going to happen because let's say somebody takes the train from new york and they move along really good and get the d.c., but they want to take the train to florida or two here in atlanta or out west -- to two here in atlanta or out west. the are going to go on to railroads like the csx. and the only let passenger trains poke along at 70 miles per hour. so, i think that needs to be a discussion that should be had that maybe there are more corridors or areas where we could have high-speed trains which would ask the help of the freight railroads. host: ok, tom. and peg on twitter says, we needed ten-year plan for infrastructure and a commitment to bring our highways, it railroad, and airports up to date. guest: that is what i have said, not only in this article, but in speeches all over the country

. >> reporter: john duncan of tennessee has been trying to change that for more than a decade. >> alle the disclosure of contributions to the presidential libraries particularly contributions while presidents are still in office. that subject i think to a lot of potential abuse. >> reporter: duncan has introduced his legislation in nearly every session of congress with minimal results. >> i first became concerned about this when i read that president clinton pardoned marc rich who had evaded 40 plld$40 million in taxes on his last day in office after rich's ex-wife had given $450,000 to the clinton library. >> reporter: concerns about ghornlg w. bush's library exist, too. opened in 2013 a review of contributor filings comes up completely blank. that comes as no surprise to watch dog groups like the center for responsive politics. >> government adviser and lobbyist steven pane who had ties within the george w. bush white house was soliciting contributions, sizable contributions for the bhushbush library in exchange for access to the white house. people are concerned about dark money go

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. >> on the next "washington journal" tennessee congressman john duncan joins us to talk about his recent piece in american conservative called "a return to the peace party" and he'll explain why he thinks the republican party needs to move away from the use of military intervention overseas. then representative keith ellison of minnesota will discuss his resistance to giving president obama more power to authorize the trans pacific partnership trade deal and efforts to reauthorize the patriot act. later, our guest from purdue university will explain their new poll measuring civic knowledge in america. those conversations plus your calls, tweets, and e-mails. our show is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 pacific on c-span. ♪ >> sunday night on c-span's "q & a" veteran canadian astronaut chris hatfield produced many videos on his activities on the international space station and shares both scientific and personal aspects of life in space. the only time i actually felt a shiver of fear go up my back though was on the dark side of the earth looking at the one side of eastern australia in the

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justify duncan is a staunch supporter of your second amendment rights, and a leading defender of the unborn. jeff's been married to his wife melody, for 26 years and they have three sons, grahm johnlip, and parker and they are members of the first baptist church in clinton. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the cohost of the south carolina freedom summit and my good friend jeff duncan. ♪ ♪ >>> again, it's a great day to be an american and to be in south carolina too. no doubt about that. thank you, again, for all being here in greenville, this great freedom summit. it's great for me to be here with so many patriotic americans. that's what you guys are. [ applause ] you're showing that patriotism by being here today, and it's great to share the stage with so many great leaders in the conservative movement. you know, 40 years ago ronald reagan told a group similar to this one that we should raise a banner of bold colors k makemaking it unmistakenly known where we stand on issues. we need boldness more than ever with clear conservative messaging because we win with conservative messaging. [ applause ] now, we as conservatives, we got to have the courage to lead, but

duncan thank you. >>> tributes are pouring in this morning for a math wizard. john nash was the subject of the book and mooesh "a beautiful mind." he and his wife alicia were killed. he overcame incredible obstacles. elaine quijano has more. >> he was someone who struggled with mental illness, whose very promising academic career was derailed by schizophrenia. >> as the movie "a beautiful mind" shows he spent many years straddling the line between genius and madness. >> i'm being held against my will. somebody call the department of defense. >> reporter: between trips to the mental hospital he wandered the princeton university campus as if he were homeless. in 2002 nash spoke to mike wallace in a story for "cbs sunday morning." >> you believed that aliens were trying to destroy your career? >> well, it's the same as whatever the voices might be. the voices might be aliens. it mighte something beyond human. >> after decades of suffering with skitsz fren ya nash's symptoms gradually faded during his 50s. as his life regained a sense of normalcy, the honors and awards