it's a club i built and it's a great, great home of marjorie merriweather post, and it's been a reallyuccessful club, and we do this thing on new year's eve that's really amazing. >> jimmy: that's fun, i -- >> we had a good time. >> jimmy: i like hearing about it -- >> you'll come next year. >> jimmy: through stories, yeah -- >> you'll come next year. [ laughter ] now, we do have "the celebrity apprentice" -- the new cast of that. we don't know who they are yet but you -- is there another announcement you're gonna make tonight? is this -- there's a rumor going around. are you going to run for president? >> i have had more people asking me if i was going to announce tonight that i'm running for president on your show. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the way to do it. >> but i'm not doing it tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on! this would be the place to do it. >> we may do it. we may do it but it's -- look, i mean, i just see what's happening with this country. the country's not respected anymore. we're like a whipping post for the world. people take advantage, like china, like opec. i mean,

on celebrating breakouts with a bomb squad off american marjorie's and a divorce would tell you why a celebration of freedom of fun and even calls for its. up next being stories of soldiers and officers who choose who actually comes home for conscience rather of the army orders on the prize they paid for that decision in the first part of a special report. right. can you hear it. it's coming from. it's the sound of despair despair and. north and south millions of men children living in appalling conditions in extreme poverty extreme violence extreme exploitation. orphans of the technological age. at the table of the rich and powerful. some are shocking. but in their own right. extreme. as extreme as the compulsion for soldiers to disobey orders of their convictions. this is the story of three soldiers in three countries and. each was compelled to break his pledge. was. cut up. by that i got the to do that i do such i doubt either i that i that. i thought that. was what i thought was. in the army we were supposed to submit willingly to our superiors ordered committee and i observe thei

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marjorie. father raised her almost as he would a boy he taught her to swim run and stick up for herself. it was a communist worthy of the title he was proud of his party membership but when indiscriminate arrests swept the country in the late one nine hundred thirty s. he realized that storm clouds were gathering over him. in january one nine hundred thirty seven margaret his parents spent a long time in her father's study talking in whispers margarita was just eight years old at the time. that our mother entered the room children your father is leaving us yeah i said to my father communists don't behave like that. try to embrace me but i did my best to break loose from his grip. and then he said i would understand and forgive him when i grew up he made an attempt to protect our family. filed a divorce suit and moved into a hotel in less than a month and he was arrested on the street his formal divorce he didn't help a few days after his arrest his apartment in the house on the embankment was s

. >> reporter: port chaplains like marjorie lindstrom say the public doesn't appreciate the role sailorshe global economy and the hard and dangerous work involved in getting goods across the sea. >> you know, they think about goods, they think about the money, and the seafarers, the soul of those operations, are frequently ignored or forgotten or not even acknowledged, and they are the invisible. they go from port to port to port, and everywhere they go they are aliens. they are foreigners in a strange land. >> reporter: reverend rider says his "on the waterfront" ministry reflects the spiritual dimension of seafaring and the comfort sailors have placed over the centuries in their faith. >> cross the north atlantic in january, feel your ship rolling as you are even in bed, and much like a soldier in a military situation, thinking about divine support and sustenance can become very basic. it is not an abstraction for a seafarer on a bad day. being out at sea can be beautiful or haunting, and seafarers know both realities. their perience ogod n become very basic, either god's presence or g

anthony list who is a co-sponsor of this, marjorie, if you could stand.se] >> and the co-host for today's debate "the daily caller" tucker carlson. "the daily caller" is one of the stronger news sites. >> thank you grover. we've been covering this election pretty aggressively and an honor to be here in what is almost a culmination of the story. the candidates have by lottery been assigned places on the stage and the order of questions has been determined the same way. so it is fair, and they have agreed to the rules which will become evident has the unfolds. there will be a series of ke questions and formats in round three, however, we are going to have an opportunity for people watching this debate, in this room and on c-span to ask their own questions via twitter. so if you are interested in submitting a question, please do so. it's r.n.c. debate and then indelude candidate's name and debate and we will pose those question ins round three. the candidates are going to start with questions -- opening statements. you are up first? >> thank you. a.t.r., our

. >> marjorie, the author of the everglades river glass used to remoanas the fact that there's definitive book on the gulf of mexico and with your very unique qualifications in geology and storytelling would you ever consider doing a book on the gulf of mexico. >> it's a very nice thought technically in thete people in e monte carlo who determine where the oceans begin and end, the gulf of mexico is technically a part of the atlantic ocean and so the deepwater horizon accident is an atlantic accident so it, write quite a lot in thi book about the gulf of mexico and make a point of including places like the north sea and the bay of r biscayne and the river and the gulf of guinea that we perhaps might think aren't part of the atlantic but the gulf is. i don't know that i could write a separate book about it but believe you me i've done, i hope, a fairly decent service to the ocean in this f book. thank you very much. [applause] >> this event was part of the 2010 miami book fair international. to find out more, visit miamibookfair.com. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see

blacks are more profligate than whites economists region from the conservative milton friedman to marjorie to the recently deceased founder of the black caucus found that after accounting for household income blacks had slightly higher savings rates than whites. more recently also find blacks have a slightly higher savings rate advantage once in congress controlled. careful economic study actually demonstrates inter family transfers account for the racial wealth gap than any other demographic and social economic indicator including the education, income and household structure. these transfers to the primary source of wealth for most americans with positive net worth are transfers of more on merit resources. so why do blacks have less resources to transfer across generations? well, apart from the failure to in doubt his promise of the civil war, the blacks were deprived systematic property especially land and the accumulated between 1880 to 1910 by the government complicity fraud. during the first three decades of the 20th century prosperous black communities and associated property litera

thanks to tucker and marjorie. see you in four years. >> california gov. jerry brown was sworn into office today. that is next on c-span. after that, a forum on issues facing president obama and the new congress. >> for these children, our children, and for all of america's children, the house will come to order. >> with the start of the new congress this wednesday, look back at the opening of past sessions online at the c-span video library with every c-span program since 1987, more than 160,000 hours. they're all searchable and all free. your washington, your way. >> on tomorrow morning's "washington journal," we will pallone of thek alon republican-held house. later, david ladera of standard and poor's index committee will give an update -- david pulitzeblitzer of standard and's index committee will give us an update. >> coming up next, jerry brown is inaugurated as the 39th governor of california. he is returning for a third term as governor, a position that was also held by his father. he was sworn in by the chief justice of the california supreme cou

thanks to tucker and marjorie. see you in four years. >> california governor jerry brown was sworn in today. that is next on c-span. after that, issues facing president obama and the new congress. on tomorrow morning's "washington journal," a new jersey democratic congressman talks about the incoming republican-controlled house. following that, a former national security adviser on the political situation with pakistan and afghanistan. later, a member of standard and poor's index committee would give an update on the housing market in the u.s. economy. each morning at 7:00 eastern, here on c-span. the 112th congress begins wednesday with the swearing in of members and a vote on new rules. watch live, starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on "washington journal," interviews with members, leadership, and your calls. on c-span. coming up next, jerry brown is inaugurated as the 39th governor of california. he is returning for a third term as governor, a position also held by his father. he was sworn in by the chief justice of

blacks are more profligate than whites economists region from the conservative milton friedman to marjorie to the recently deceased founder of the black caucus found that after accounting for household income blacks had slightly higher savings rates than whites. more recently also find blacks have a slightly higher savings rate advantage once in congress controlled. careful economic study actually demonstrates inter family transfers account for the racial wealth gap than any other demographic and social economic indicator including the education, income and household structure. these transfers to the primary source of wealth for most americans with positive net worth are transfers of more on merit resources. so why do blacks have less resources to transfer across generations? well, apart from the failure to in doubt his promise of the civil war, the blacks were deprived systematic property especially land and the accumulated between 1880 to 1910 by the government complicity fraud. during the first three decades of the 20th century prosperous black communities and associated property litera

thanks to tucker and marjorie. see you in four years. >> if you missed any of our live coverage of the republican national committee debate, we will reair this evening starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. the 112th congress gavels in wednesday with the house and senate coming in at noon eastern. the house will elect a new speaker, ohio republican john boehner. members will also vote on house rules for the next two use, and a number of motions to get the house organized the next section -- for the next session. live coverage on c-span. in the senate, a life: to bring all senators to the floor for the swearing -- live quorum to bring all senators to the floor for the swearing in of members. live at noon eastern this coming wednesday on c-span2. >> for these children, and all of america's children, the house will come to order. >> with the start of a new congress this wednesday, look back at the opening of past sessions online at the c-span video library, with every c-span programs since 1987. all searchable, all free.