ambassador to china jon huntsman. that'll be live in about 35 minutes hosted by the atlantic council right here on c-span2. also coming up on c-span, a conversation on u.s./russia relations, examining the history of the relationship and the dealings between president obama and russian president putin. new york times correspondent peter baker is among the speakers. that'll be live at 2 p.m. eastern, again, on c-span. and in prime time tonight on the c-span networks, c-span will have interviews with two senators, tennessee republican bob corker and minnesota democrat amy klobuchar. here on c-span2 we have booktv prime time while congress is on break week and a look at careers in washington. and on c-span3 it's american history tv prime time and a look at the clinton impeachment. that's tonight beginning at 8 eastern. >> the beauty of america is that in this country we have the ability to write the script of our own life. we are in the sense in the driving seat of our own future. and our biggest decisions in life are mad

. >> on behalf of the board of the atlantic council and are determined, jon huntsman, i want to offer frequent words of thanks. thanks. words of i want to thank the staff for putting this urban together. -- putting this program together. attendeesthank all for turning out after a three-day holiday. i also want to thank you, commissioner, for joining us. not all visitors to washington after ae to go public senate negotiations like this. we think it is a real mark of respect for the council and your commitment to an open dialogue in this important area. we wish you and your team the best of luck in this difficult months ahead. we all have a stake in your success. >> thank you. [applause] >> we thought he could handle it. he wanted people, young people of both races, to come into the supreme court as they only by the hundreds and thousands and somebody to say, who is that man up there? and somebody would say, he is a negro. thurgood marshall served as solicitor general to the johnson administration. hear more from the justice as c-span radio concludes its series on oral history interview

you have him on 452 times on "morning joe" and chuck says jon huntsman could do it. palin, mike huckabee, those guys just want to make money. >> let him go. >> let me finish. >> i have not gotten over -- >> the way he talks about john hunts man we have obviously touched a nerve. 452 times. >> but come on -- >> you should have seen huckabee four years earlier. >> when you have a mike huckabee three days before a very important primary when he actually caught fire he skips the campaign trail to give a speech in the caribbean. >> he needed the money. >> he needed the money. my point is that there are people that run -- >> these other guys -- >> doesn't need money now. >> some people run for president because they see the benefit, hey, losing will make me more famous because of the way this perverted process works. >> so except for this sdplooshs some run for president they're serious, policy ideas they want to get out there. >> message. >> i'm not saying some of these people don't have serious policies. let's not be naive here. >> you'll be cynical. i'm trying to get hu

ambassador to china and 2012 presidential candidate jon huntsman and the former u.s.ambassador to germany will join the discussion. you can watch that at 1:45 p.m. eastern also here on c-span2. >> tonight our conversation with tennessee republican senator bob corker on his early career in business. >> i had, you know, started working like most folks when i was 13 doing all kinds offeds and ends. -- odds and ends. i migrated to being a construction laborer and rough carpenter. when i graduated from college, i ended up being a construction superintendent. so after four years i had built some regional malls and learned how to build projects, and i'd saved $8,000. so when i was 25 years old, i went in business. i started doing a lot of repeat work, small projects where i could be paid quickly, and the company grew about 80% a year the whole time, ended up building shopping centers around the country, retail projects in 18 states. so it was, it was an energizing, it was a great place to be. i mean, the energy

jon huntsman, the former governor of utah, was also running for the republican nomination in 2012 and he was running on a campaign that was trying to run on a moderate message, not appeal to a republican primary voter but to appeal to the general election voters and he came to new york city to see roger ailes when he was at the early stage, jon huntsman, unique position in the republican party by being vocally supportive of efforts to curb climate change and acknowledging the scientific evidence is pretty solid that the climate is changing and humans are causing it. and so roger ailes -- jon huntsman comes to new york to have a meeting with roger ailes and it does not go well. roger rails essentials leases to him you are not orthodoxy wire you talking about this climate change stuff, it is a hoax and basically be rates him for having this progressive position. jon huntsman got only about four hours of screen time at fox compared to a candidate, let's say herman cain who took very conservative positions, 999 and all that stuff, wants to build a fence at the border, very conservative po

. >> i'm jon huntsman. i am the new chairman of the atlantic council.m delighted to enjoy -- join the atlantic council during such an exciting time for the transatlantic relationship. as the former governor and ambassador, and u.s. trade representative, i am keenly aware of the positive impact trade and investment can have on a company, state, or relations between sovereign nations. the transatlantic trade partnership that the united states and european union are currently negotiating has the potential to become the largest trade and investment deal ever negotiated. it could cover 47% of global gdp. along with u.s. efforts to promote trade to as many countries as possible across thisand latin america, represents the most ambitious american trade agenda in at least a generation. if ever. liberalization represents bipartisan goals that are left your washington. for those of you are interested in getting things done. the overwhelming economic benefits on the table, here the council, we would like to think of ttip as more than just the traditional trade agr

. >> on behalf of the board, chairman jon huntsman, but to offer three quick words of thanks. number one, two fred kemp, derek and other members of the staff will put this together. and second to all attendees, to have you turn on the first day after a three-day holiday with a little bit of snow on the ground. and thank you, commissioner for joining us. and not all take time to go public soon after a set of negotiations like this. we take that as a remarkable respect for the council and are open dialogue in this important areas. we wish you and your team, mike aheadis team, the best of uck [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> the white house says it's monitoring the situation in ukraine and we will consult with european partners on the next steps including sanctions to end the violence. clashes between police and antigovernment protesters in the ukrainian capital have left at least 25 people dead and hundreds injured. the union called a member of its 28 member countries for tomorrow. cnn is reporting secretary of state kerry talk about sanctions during today in paris. we c

i'm jon huntsman, the new a chairman of the atlantic council. my maiden voyage, so cut me a at little slack today. i'm delighted to join the atlantic council at such anc interesting and exciting timeth for the transit like relationship. trans-atlantic economyor, in particular.puty so as a former governor come ambassador and deputy u.s. trade representative, not to mention a career in business i'm aware e an a company, state or relations between sovereign nations. the transatlantic trade and investment partnership that the united states and european union are currently negotiating has the potential to become the largest trade and investment deal ever negotiated. covering fully 47% of global gdp. along with the united states' efforts to promote trade with many countries across asia and latin america, through the trans-pacific partnership, tpp, ttip represents the most ambitious american trade agenda in at least a generation, if not ever. moreover, trade liberalization represents one of the very few bipartisan goals and policy priorities that are l

also taking part in the constitution, jon huntsman, a 2012 presidential candidate and former u.s. ambassador to china. >>> president obama will be talking about fuel efficiency standards this morning at a supermarket distribute center in suburban maryland. live coverage begins at 11:20 eastern on our companion network, c-span. also c-span will be live at 2 eastern with a brookings institute discussion on u.s./russia relations. russian experts will talk about president obama and russian president putin. "the new york times" correspondent peter baker is among the speakers. again, that'll be live at 2 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span. >>> tonight on booktv prime time, careers in washington will start at 8 eastern with james carrville and mary matalin. and then keith ellison, the first muslim member of congress. and after that, dan bongino, "life inside the bubble." it's booktv in prime time all this week while congress is on break and, again, starting at 8 eastern. >> tonight, our conversation with tennessee republican senator bob corker on his early career in business.

jon was on huntsman. i'm looking at dow chemical. this thing is rocking to the upside. >> health kon. lot of call buying in this name. >> i was sold on [ inaudible ]. >> josh, final trade for us? >> i-robot. massive breakout happening as we speak. irbt. this is a hot space for the next couple years. this is one of the only pure plays out there. >> that's all for us. let's go back to the white house and the president. >> you both talked about the pursuit of the transatlantic trade agreement. i wonder if you have followed the domestic battle here over fast track authority and if that raises questions in your mind about whether such a deal could be ratified. >> the announcement yesterday was fairly straightforward. the overwhelming majority of firms in this country already provide health insurance to their employees and are doing the right thing. the small percentage that do not, many of them are very small