host: of next, kate davidson will be here.ight now, the march job numbers released yesterday, that is coming up in just a minute. first, our guest on "newsmakers" this week was david mcintosh. his club spent a million dollars on anti-trump adds. here is david mcintosh looking at the strategy after wisconsin. you can catch the full interview tomorrow at 10:00 and 6:00. [video clip] >> top of through the plans. -- talk us through the plans. >> new york is next, then several east coast states. we are looking on new york to develop a strategy. i think the margin is so large, trump is likely to win, but keeping him below 50%, ted cruz or john kasich could pick up their first congressional in all theand w delegates there. essentially, we are in the delicaegatease -- phase. >> you anticipate you will spend some money in new york -- trying to decide how much. >> how much, where, how to do it. we're also mapping out california. that is another huge, important state. it is the split winner take all, statewide rally, and congressional di

later, a look at the latest jobs report for march with wall street journal reporter kate davidson. ♪ing. it april 2, 2016. we will discuss the latest jobs and as released yesterday political roundtable with discussed today's republican convention in north dakota and look ahead to tuesday's primary in wisconsin. asking for your thoughts on how the media has treated your presidential candidate. with other half of the states having held primaries or conventions we want to know if you think your candidate has gotten a fair shake on print, television, radio and online. if they have been treated unfairly, give examples

ut the media also kate davidson. >> this weekend the c-span's cities tour hosted by our cable partnerstakes you to long beach, california to explore the history of this port city located south of los angeles. n book tv, learn about the contributions by women during world war ii. >> when the u.s. army was looking to have a place to produce aircraft, they picked long beach. they picked long beach because we have a wonderful airport that was founded in 1943. the army loved because they could use military planes there that they couldn't use other places. douglas went into full production mode and was turning out planes 24/7. and then they needed a lot of people to work here. the women for the first time were brought out of the house and brought into the workforce. and at its peak douglas was employing 45,000 people a day in the long beach area. and about 48% of those people were women. >> and on "american history tv," we visit the port of long beach and discover the importance of the second container port. > the port of long beach was harbor don't department. this started on a wooden wharf

and a look at the latest jobs report for the much of -- month of march with kate davidson.will also take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs to watch for. today at 7:15 eastern, george washington university professor kaplan ross discusses her book lessons and censorship, which examines free-speech issues for college students. 10:00 on afterward, former u.s. civil rights commission chair mary branson -- francis examines illegal voting practices in the united states in her book five dollars and a pork chop sandwich. book buying and the corruption of democracy. she is interviewed by spencer overton, president of the joint center of political and economic studies. >> the donor class through the people in office and running for office, it is the same people over and over, the state legislatures, the local things, they families and so on, they are the ones who are corrupt. corruptinge ones democracy. the o