host: our sunday round table with karen finney and kevin madden.e were talking about massachusetts politics. what is happening? guest: democrats took for granted they were going to win this one and they are coming out in force. they had about 2200 volunteers on the ground yesterday and knocked on doors and were running phone banks. they raised about $1 million in 24 hours so now the machine is turning itself on and pulling it out. they may have missed the signal that we saw and it may be a marker of this season which is that people do not want to be told who they are supposed to vote for. there is a strong anti- establishment sentiment. it is not partisan. it is a mood in the country and for coakley to be presented as a shoo in, was wrong. guest: if you look at the elections in new jersey and virginia this year, those were bellwethers for what was going to happen throughout 2010. this is the first race of 2010. karen is right, there is a very strong anti-incumbency disillusionment with washington now. it has to do with a washington that is in parti

host: our sunday round table with karen finney and kevin madden. we were talking about massachusetts politics. what is happening? guest: democrats took for granted they were going to win this one and they are coming out in force. they had about 2200 volunteers on the ground yesterday and knocked on doors and were running phone banks. they raised about $1 million in 24 hours so now the machine is turning itself on and pulling it out. they may have missed the signal that we saw and it may be a marker of this season which is that people do not want to be told who they are supposed to vote for. there is a strong anti- establishment sentiment. it is not partisan. it is a mood in the country and for coakley to be presented as a shoo in, was wrong. guest: if you look at the elections in new jersey and virginia this year, those were bellwethers for what was going to happen throughout 2010. this is the first race of 2010. karen is right, there is a very strong anti-incumbency disillusionment with washington now. it has to do with a washington that is in par

tomorrow, a discussion on jobs and the economy with karen finney and kevin madden. plus, how poorly equipped haiti is for natural disasters with mathieu eugene. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c- span. >> next week, your chance to talk to the authors of the best selling "game change," the presidential campaign and the impact of the book on washington politics and policy, live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday's washington journal." >> tomorrow, british prime minister gordon brown pledges humanitarian relief for haiti. also, why the prime minister has not appeared before the iraq war inquiry. prime minister's questions, 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> did you know the number one at a news application for your iphone or ipod touch is c-span? there is also a tab with links to all of our podcast, and it is all free and available from the apps store. >> virginia's new governor took the oath of office, bob mcdonnell. this is from the state capital of richmond. this is about 30 minutes. >> the oath of office will now be administered to the governor e

discussion on the obama administration's policies on jobs and the economy with democratic strategist karen finney and republican strategist kevin madden and a look at how poorly equipped haiti is for natural disasters. following that, a discussion on the special election in massachusetts to fill the late senator edward kennedy's seat with senator paul kirk. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. now former cbs and nbc news anchor and correspondent marvin kalb talks about journalism ethics and allowing c-span cameras into conference committees. this is just over 50 minutes. >> it's my pleasure to introduce an old friend and a friendly competitor from many years when i was at abc and he was at cbs, marvin kalb is the james clark welling presidential fellow at george washington university here. marvin is also the edward rmurrow prouf emeritus from the kennedy school of government. he appears frequently on npr and on fox as an analyst. marvin had a 30-year career at cbs and nbc. he was the chief diplomatic correspondent for cbs for many, many years. prior to that, he had been

host: tomorrow a democratic strategist, karen finney, and kevin madden, a democratic strategist.e a recent op-ed in which he advocates helping haiti rebuild and building a base yistic infrastructure for other -- basic infrastructure for other disasters that might take place. then senator paul kirk, the current senator from massachusetts about the special election in massachusetts. that takes place in tuesday. it starts at 7:00. we'll see you then. .

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," karen finney and kevin madden.. a look at how poorly equipped haiti is with mathieu eugene. and after that, filling senator edward kennedy's seat. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. president obama has called on former president george w. bush and bill clinton to help lead a haiti earthquake fund-raising effort. the three came to the rose garden to talk about a joint initiative of the two former presidents. this is about 15 minutes. >> the morning, everybody. in times of great challenge in our country and around the world, americans have always come together to let the hand in and serve others, to do what is right. that is with the american people have been doing in recent days with their extraordinary generosity and contributions. at this moment, we're moving forward with one of the largest relief efforts and our history to save lives and the avert an even larger catastrophe. the two leaders with me today is making sure that this is matched by his or covered that extends beyond our government because they ha