>>> back with linda hogan. linda, it's been at rough ride talking to you so far.n take more surprising turns. first of all, another rough hit i think is when your daughter, brooke, calls you at 4:00 a.m., she's crying, and she tells you that one of her friends, christiane, is now going out with terry, your recently departed husband. how did that make you feel? >> well, that was a blow. that was definitely a surprise. you know, although the last year that we had been in miami we had brought -- we brought the vh1 show to miami for kind of a fresh change. they'll do that. and the whole year that we were down there, we were there really primarily to do the show and brooke had a music deal down there. so one of the girls that worked at the music place was her kind of right-hand girl, would travel with her sometimes when i couldn't go and her name was christiane. she would come over and spend the night even though she was 33 at that time or 32, a little older than brooke. but she got along great. she would spend the night and i would bring them hot chocolate and tell st

won't have any guilt. >> maybe we should go out on the town. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >> linda hogan knows all about the down side of marriage to a you poerful man. she was married for 24 years to hulk hogan. she tells a story of that marriage in a new book. linda joins me now. it's a fascinating book. he's a fascinating character. my knowledge of the hulk is even in britain he was -- this guy was huge physically, on television, as a box office star. how would you cup up marriage to the hulk? >> well, we were married for 24 years, and, you know, it was great. honestly, i never dreamed that we would end up having the lifestyle that we did. when i met him, he was in the rocky 3 movie and i thought he was an actor playing a wrestler because in california back then wrestling wasn't even on tv, and i didn't know what it was. i was like you wrestle? like what is that? but, you know, soon after we started going out. we got married and i went on the road with him, and i learned. i realized what all was involved, and it was -- it's quite a job. i mean, especially working with the wwf. that wa

anall other activists, linda hogan. her latest, rounding the human corners.our three-hour conversation for linda hogan sunday july 3 at noon eastern on c-span to. cspan2. our guest is president ceo of the international bus system. what is the message as far as safety is concerned? guest: the good message is weaver more -- remains the safest form of transportation. we always have been, and continue that good record. unfortunately we have seen in the past few months could be described as a failure of the system. we have seen too many illegal companies operating well beyond the safety margins and need to be put out of business and taken off the road. when you look at some of the records of companies that have had accidents in the past couple of months and you see the number of violations they have had, in some cases hundreds of violations. that is certainly a company that operates illegally by definition. they have had find in the enforcement actions against them and will be on the safety margins as measured by the department of transportation. host: when you sa

. >> sundays on booktv's "in depth," author, activist and writer and resident linda hogan. her books include "the woman who watches over the world," dwellings: a spiritual chris ri of the human world, and her latest, rounding the human corners. join our three-hour conversation for pulitzer prize finalist linda hogan sunday, july 3rd at noon eastern on c-span2. >> and now on booktv, antonia juhasz talks about the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion which killed 12 men. this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you all for coming and thank you for digging for change, the global exchange the center for -- [inaudible] and greenpeace for all being here helping me celebrate the launch of my book, "black tide," which released on monday in time for the one-year anniversary of the explosion of the deepwater horizon. and i wanted to hold this event on earth day. i can think of a better place to do it than busboys and poets which has always made such a wonderful home for me for my books. i think this is my third book in a row that i've launched right here which is incredib

. >> next month on booktv's "in depth," author, activist linda hogan. her week books include "the woman who watches over the world, ""dwellings, and her latest, "rounding the human corners." join our three-hour conversation taking your phone calls, e-mails and tweets for linda hogan, sunday july 3rd at noon ian on c-span2. >> to me, it's just unconscionable. this is treason bl action on the part of the bastards that put it out. it involves secure information, a lot of ore things. what kind of people would do such things? >> 40 years ago this week "the new york times" published the first installments of the pentagon papers, and today at the c-span video library you can watch perspectives from the people who made history. search, watch, clip and share. watch what you want when you want. >> a house panel has subpoenaed the justice department about its gun tracking program in mexico. the program, run by the u.s. bureau of atf, was designed to stop guns from if ending up with drug gangs in mexico. congress requested details about the program. chaired by darr

it is washington, your way. >> on "indepth," linda hogan.er books include -- her latest is "rounding the human corners." sunday, july 3, noon est. on c-span2. "washington journal" continues. host: kevin book is a co-founder of clear view energy partners. he is here to talk with us about opec and how the current situation in north africa is affecting oil prices. what to the letters stand for? why was it founded? by whom? guest: the oil exporting countries. it was founded in 1960 in a meeting in baghdad. it was formed in emulation of a u.s. organization called the texas railroad commission. the texas railroad commission took over control of oil production in texas because they were worried about producing too much and cratering the price. you have an organization that discovered, in the world thursday for overseas oil, new import restrictions -- thirsty for overseas oil, new import restrictions. the idea was to maintain revenues. they have a more complete understanding of supply and demand, which means you have to care more about the customer,

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later today, you can see doug herzog on "the communicators." >> sunday, linda hogan. books focusing on native americans and women's issues. her latest is "rounding the human corners." join our three-hour conversation. sunday, noon eastern, c-span2. >> c-span has launched a new and easy to navigate web site for the 2012 race, with information on the candidates, twitter feeds, facebook updates, and links to c-span media partners. visit us at c-span.org/campaign 2012. >> blackberry users, you can access our programming anytime with the c-span radio app. it is commercial free. you can listen to our signature interview programs each week, available around the clock. download it for free. "washington journal" continues. host: retired brigadier general david reist is our guest. thank you for coming in this morning. guest: thank you for having me. host: we want to get a sense from you -- the question being asked, as we look at the troop drawdown, what are the powers that be thinking about? guest: i think what they are talking about right now -- especially as we have done this

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and linda hogan writes about the native american experience and the responsibility she believes people have to the environment and other species. look for the entire three-day schedule on a web site and sign up for the "book tv alert. weekend schedules in your in box. >> c-span has launched a new easy to navigate web site for for politics on the 2012 presidential race. it includes twitter feeds the candidates and political reporters and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states and more. d>> ""washington journal" continues. host: former congressman pete hoekstra and now a senior adviser at a public policy and law practice. he also is doing education worked at heritage. welcome back. guest: good to be here. thank you. host: let me begin with afghanistan. here is "the washington post." this was guarded primarily by afghan security. what you make of this going forward and implications of it for the transition? guest: if you look at any single event and say now this is going to redefine our strategy for the next six months or 12 months. afghanistan was a broken

. >> next month, author, activist, and wrirlte linda hogan. book is focusing on native american and women's issues and the environment, include the woman who watches over the world, dwellings, a spiritual history of the living world, and her latest, "rounding the human corners." join our three-hour conversation, taking your phone calls, email says, and tweets, for pulitzer prize-finalist linda hogan sunday. >> the thing that to me is just unclenchable, this is tree anable action. what kind of people would do such things? >> 40 years ago this week, the "new york times" published the first installments of the pentagon papers, and today, at the c-span video library, you can watch perspectives from historians and the people who made history watch what you want, when you want. >> "washington journal" continues. host: senator ben cardin, democrat of maryland, is back with us, budget committee member, and let's talk about the debt talks. the vice president's group met yesterday, meeting today, meeting thursday. here's "the wall street journal" headli

. >> next month on "book tv's" "in depth," linda hogan.on nate tif american and women's issues including the woman who watches over the world. dwellings. and her latest, rounding the human corners. we'll take your phone calls, emails and tweets for linda hogan sunday, july 3 at noon eastern on c-span2. >> the now chairman talked about broadband for the f.c.c. he's interviewed by michael powell there on your screen. the head of the national cable and telecommunications association. >> to meeting the kind of things that broadband brings. not only is he a gifted attorney, having served on the supreme court of the united states, he has a vast array of experience, as an entrepreneur and he has previous experience at the federal communications commission. we couldn't have asked for beater individual to serve in this extraordinary office. i'm proud to call him a friend. our chairman of the federal communications commission, ladies and gentlemen, julius genachowski. >> welcome, mr. chairman. i'm used to sitting in that seat. >> you can have it bac

sunday on "in depth," linda hogan. her books focus on the native american issues and the environment. join our three-hour conversation, taking your phone calls, e-mails, and tweets for the pulitzer prize finalist linda hogan. >> this morning, chairman of the -- former chairman of the house intelligence committee, peter hoekstra, joined us to talk about the mission and afghanistan and libya. "washington journal" continues. host: former congressman pete hoekstra and now a senior adviser at a public policy and law practice. he also is doing education worked at heritage. welcome back. guest: good to be here. thank you. host: let me begin with afghanistan. here is "the washington post." this was guarded primarily by afghan security. what you make of this going forward and implications of it for the transition? guest: if you look at any single event and say now this is going to redefine our strategy for the next six months or 12 months. afghanistan was a broken state when we went in there. when we went in there. kabul was go

. >> linda hogan's books focus on women's issues in the native environment, including her latest, "round in the human corner." join our three-hour conversation sunday, july 3, at noon eastern on c-span2. >> the c-span networks -- providing coverage of politics, public affairs, nonfiction books, and american history. it is all available to you on television, radio, online, and on social media networking sites. find our content anytime through the c-span video library. we take c-span on the road with our digital content bus. it is washington your way. the c-span networks -- now available in more than 100 million homes, created by cable, provided as a public service. >> "the supreme court" is available as a standard and enhanced e-book. 11 our original c-span interviews with current and retired justices. this includes an interview with an u.s. supreme court justice, elena kagan. add to your experience by watching multimedia clips with all of the justices. available wherever e-books are sold. blackberry users coming you can access our programming any time with the c-span radio app. it is all

. >> next month, author, activist linda hogan.our three-hour conversation, taking your phone calls, e-mails, and tweets on c-span2. the c-span network -- we provide coverage of politics, public affairs, books, and american history. it is all available to you. find our content any time through c-span's video library. we take c-span on the road, bringing our resources to your community. the c-span networks, now available in more than 100 million homes. provided as a public service. >> "washington journal" continues. host: audrey singer is the metropolitan policy senior fellow at the brookings institution, here to talk about a report about the immigrant population in this country. highly skilled workers now outnumber lower skilled ones. let's begin with what immigrants are we talking about? guest: we used census data that the census bureau collects from all residents in the united states. this is not the 2010 census. we used the question about birthplace. we used all people who said they were foreign-born, people born outside of the

and sunday, in depth with linda hogan. schedule on booktv.org. >> a brookings institution discussion on u.s.-india economic relations. panelists include u.s. treasury secretary timothy geithner. ... this is about one hour. >> a good evening. two global leaders who have stood out in their astute handling of their respective economies. we touched upon various issues which focused on the economic and financial partnership opportunities between our two countries. while many industrial speakers, government speakers, regulators, institutions air their views and debated several topics during the course of the day, this was a session that we have been waiting for, to hear our two leaders. and we are honored to welcome them in the midst of this fantastic gathering of had in washington today. and while we welcome our leaders, what we have discussed over the course of the day have posed several issues, and have identified challenges we have in taking this collaboration and partnership forward. we talked about the u.s.-india two-way t

and sunday, "in depth" live with the chickasaw nation's linda hogan. look for the entire three-day schedule at booktv.org and sign up for book tv alerts for weekend schedules in your in box. >> a house recently debated and voted on two measures related to u.s. military involvement in libya. look for continued debate in the house and senate at c-span's congressional chronicle, a comprehensive research on congress. fine video of every house and senate session, daily schedules, committee hearings and information on your elected officials at c-span.org /congress. >> c-span has launched an easy to navigate web site for politics in the 2012 presidential race. with the latest c-span events from the campaign trail, by all informational the candidates, twitter feeds and facebook updates from candidates and political reporters, and links to c-span media partners in the early primary and caucus states. visit us at c-span.org/2012. >> "washington journal" continues. host: transportation secretary ray lahood is our guest. guest: good morning. host: you are heading

sunday, linda hogan writes about the native american experience and the responsibility she believes people have to the environment and other species. look for the schedule, and sent for booktv alert. >> it used to be we did not release transcripts of arguments, and now we release them within a half-hour. it used to be the audio reports were released of the end of the term, and now is the end of the week. we are moving in a particular direction. cameras present all sorts of challenges that these other areas do not. >> right now on c-span's youtube channel, and watched chief justice john roberts latest comments on cameras in the courtroom, and also american history and booktv vignettes from our local content vehicles. >> "washington journal" continues. host: senator bernie sanders, independent of vermont, and member of the senate budget committee is here to continue our discussion regarding the stalled gatt talks. welcome to the program. guest: good to be with you. host: the first paragraph from "politico" -- host: is it fair for the president to blame the republicans? guest: significantly,

next month or book tv's in-depth, writer and resident linda hogan. books focusing on native americans includes the woman who watches over the world. dwellings of the spirit living sunday, july 3 at noon eastern on c-span 2. "washington journal" continues. host: gretchen morganson returns to the "washington journal" this morning. we've asked her to return to talk about her new book called "reckless endangerment" how greed and corruption led to arm feden. you tell us since 2008 a number of books have come out looking at various aspects of the cause of the financial crisis. how does your book differ from them? >> one of the main differences is we tried to really find out who was involved? who was central to laying the groundwork for the crisis. and we really had to go back in time a significant amount, as far as back as the early 1990's. because the pain is still being felt today, and that didn't happen overnight. some of the other books that were written were either crisis moments, what was happening in september, 2008. or they looked back in time and

." >> linda hogan's book focuses on native american issues and women.three-hour conversation taking your phone calls, and e- mails with the pulitzer prize finalist at noon eastern on c- span 2. >> this weekend on c-span 3, gettysburg college professor sharita thompson discusses profit -- prostitution and the civil war. get the complete weekend schedule c-span.org/history. cspan has launched a new website for politics and the 2012 presidential race with the latest cspan of venice from the cspan -- from the presidential trail. there are links to cspan media partners. visit a c-span.org is at/ campaign 2012. host: we want to talk about congressional redistricting for the house of representatives. welcome back to cspan. for those not following the nuances of what is happening around the country, generally speaking, what are you looking at? guest: redistricting is a once every 10 yearsnerdfest for lawyers and academics and everyone is getting into it. the real action is in back rooms map makers and the consults for the consultants are drawing that to protect

next month, linda hogan, native american indian writer bill be our guest on july 3rd.continue our live coverage here from chicago. there are three more panels we are covering. they will be live in just a few minutes in ten minutes or so. we will be live again. those panels coming up, at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, martin marty, the author of deitrick the book, letters and paper from prison. he will be speaking. ellis coast, well-known journalist author, the end of anger is his most recent book. he will be at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. and then finally, we will wrap up our coverage here from chicago with robert mcclurery. author of, radical disciple, all coming up here on book tv. that's where we are. reminder. if you want to send us your summer reading list, send us a tweet. tell us what you're reading this summer we may be using it on the air this summer. and you can also send us an e-mail. tell it whattor reading, especially nonfiction books. thanks for being with us. >> one of the large displays here at book expo america 2011, this persius book, and one of them is public a

. >> next month, author and activist, linda hogan, include writings on native americans and women in the current world here and joined our three-hour conversation taking your phone calls, emails, and tweets sunday july 3 at noon eastern on c-span. >> more now from the republican leadership conference held this past weekend in new orleans. we will hear remarks from stephen russell who commanded a unit to search for saddam hussein. he is retired now and written a book about the search. he talked about the experience of the conference for about 10 minutes. >> am steve russell. i have the privilege to work with the command force that took down saddam hussein. [applause] -- i am steve russell. thank you. thank you. [applause] among the soldiers that were started with us that night was ian wikel and tom payne. ian discovered the orchards on two farms that are targeted. mark payne scored needed the information as a battle captain for the fourth grade of the fourth infantry division. the soldiers know -- little did the soldiers know that when there were roommates they would both be part of t

join our three-hour conversations taking our phone calls, e-mails, and tweets for linda hogan, sunday july 3rd on noon eastern on c-span2. : focus is on inmates planning terrorist attacks on prisons. critics of the hearings say representative king is targeting the muslim american community. next on c-span2. >> agents from the phoenix office of the alcohol firearms and explosives testified today that they were forced to halt surveillance of a federal gun smuggling sting operation along the u.s.-mexico border. a justice the party official said that one of those allegations raised serious questions, she declined to say who authorized the program citing ongoing investigations. weapons linked to the operation known as fast and furious were found near where border patrol agent brian terrie was killed late last year. this hearing is four hours. >> [inaudible conversations]