they're trying to match up with guys like glenn beck and mark levine. you want prove?atch this wild and crazy set of reasons for opposing this deal. they oppose it because it funds the affordable care act. of course it does. it's law. the new budget deal moves in the wrong direction. it spends more taxes and allows continued funding for obamacare. i cannot support. okay, that is predictable. mike lee from utah told fox today that deal was literally putting lives in danger. let's listen. >> the greatest threat to our national security is our debt and our deficit. i can't vote for a bill that i fundamentally disagree with. >> ryan murray budget was billowed around reversing billions of dollars in cuts to the military. the whole of this deal was to protect the military. anyway, then there is this bit of tortured logic from marco rubio. he says he's opposing the deal in part because it would shut down the government ultimately. he said, that's right. he actually said that and you heard it right. here's senator rubio on fox today. >> i don't want a government shutdown. that

final pitch for a package he put together with patty murray from washington state, but a package mark levin is a disaster, doesn't do anything, everything goes backwards, republican congresswoman michelle bachmann whether she'll vote for it. >> i think mark is right, it doesn't move the ball forward. let's face it. if anything it's a minuscule step, and i think what it represents, quite frankly, is that both sides decided they didn't want to fight, they wanted to agree, and so they just got the deal done. the good thing is congress actually has a budget so that's positive. but does it balance? no. does it balance in the near term? no. does it balance in the long term? no. so, for tea partyers and conservatives, this leaves a lot to be happy about, but on the other hand, what our real goal is right now is to have an election and make sure we can get people in who are going to deal with the biggest budget killer and right now and that's obamacare. we have to repeal own kaz. >> so you're voting against this, just to be clear, and a number of your conservative colleagues who are going to do the

radio man mark levin denounced today speaker john boehner is utterly feckless, that means weak, for backing the budget deal and trying to avoid another government shutdown. glenn beck condemns the republican speaker is not just a liberal, but get this, calling him a progressive. oh my god. acting like a king of the crazies, beck says ted cruz is a good right-wing boy in opposing the budget deal in the senate, i can't believe the way he says this, because, "he did what we told him to." we. glenn beck and company. now the cat is out of the bag. the people calling the shots are the loudest, angriest, nastiest voices in the right wing media. the people marching to their tune always marching away from any deal with the president are the cruzes, rand pauls and mike lees. not only them. also the mitch mcconnells, john cornyns, lindsey grahams all scared to death at this moment that the mark levins and glenn becks of the right-wing media circus will finger them for destruction the way kim yung-un fingered his own unsuspecting guardian uncle over in pyongyang. which not north korea, but boy is it ge

be with mark levine on this. paul ryan. i think is telling us, look, i'm not going to try to run next time. you have more optimism in politics being aware. >> i seep the future clearly. >> history may say this is a clear precedent. i agree with you. there is a delusional sense that swaps these people. a smart person like paul ryan. when you have the crowd cheering. people saying you arenointed on. you are even jeep susus. this is a problem of their own making they have gone out talking apocalyptically about the dealt and deficits. not surprising that people like mark levine in the whole spectrum is actually fairly moderated, not moderate, moderated among conservative talk raidy hosts. they have come to believe there is an apocalypse. it's hard to dial back the rhetoric. a bit like saying the president is a muslim revolutionary. suddenly working with him. people say what have you've done? a lot of disappointment on the republican side. reluctance. they do not want to leave the unemployed behind. >> right. one of the things t

for soldiers who are victims of sexual assault earlier i spoke with former congressional attorney mark levine and i first asked him if he could explain why there is such a rush to pass this bill before the end of this legislative session. first of all this is one of the few absolute must pass bills in washington this is actually the least productive congress in american history no congress has passed fewer bills and they did in twenty thirteen but the reason it's a must pass bill is because the constitution provides that there's no standing army in the united states that may surprise people given the military this is today but the founders require appropriations bills to be passed every two years or the army ceased to exist that means they're going to pass this bill one way or another right but why is it that so lawmakers are saying that this is going to you know a lot of things are going to expire if this is not taking care of before the holiday and it will is that really the case or is this something that they could possibly take up in january one they come back they will pass this bill the

assault to discuss these developments a little bit more i'm joined by former congressional attorney mark levine mark thanks so much for joining me thank you for having me so i'd like i mentioned i was at this press conference where they announced agreement they talked a lot about how they have to push this this bill through the the time is running out can you talk a little bit about what they're doing now versus how this process is really supposed to play out first of all this is one of the few absolute must pass bills in washington this is actually the least productive congress in american history no congress has passed fewer bills and they did in twenty thirteen but the reason it's a must pass bill is because the constitution provides that there's no standing army in the united states that may surprise people given the military this is today but the founders require appropriations bills to be passed every two years or the army ceased to exist that means they're going to pass this bill one way or another but why is it that so lawmakers are saying that this is going to you know a lot of things

mark levine is the latest.ing the term brown shirts, nazis. >> here's the headline at the mcclatchy washington bureau, obama strives to pivot from health care woes. baum told hundreds of supporters that america needed to move beyond the health care website to focus on the benefits of the law, the hand picked group of supporters. all they need is special uniforms, mr. producer and learn how to march and salute and carry flags. i think brown would be good, you know, brown shirts. >> i'm sure mark levine's awaiting my interview tomorrow night with the president. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> radioactive material that was stolen from a truck in mexico has been found outside of its container. >>> and an arctic blast of winter is sweeping across the rockies and midwest. parts of minnesota saw nearly 3 feet of snow in two days. the storm is blamed for six deaths. >>> vice president biden is in china meeting with leaders there over a disputed area of airspace. >>> welcome back to "hardball," c

district 18 and allow me to introduce my other colleagues - apologizes assembly members himself mark levine the tenth district and assemblyman from the 22 district and from the 19 and assembly member from the 25th (clapping) >> now mayor brown made a very i think prospective statement when he talked about the bay area wanted a bridge that expresses the daring the human innut and symbols the splendor of oakland and the ante bay. as the other speakers who stood before you this is what we're inaugurateing today. the other thing i recall that's been mentioned. my first memory was the 57 quake that was centered if san mateo. and, of course, i've lived through every other quake including the 89 and i'll tell you what a huge relieve for me to know that i and everyone else who uses the bridge will no longer have to be in the fear of their lives. now we can drive across that with the assurance we're not risking our lives. we thank everyone who built it today and we're so glad that quake didn't happen yet. i think we're all proud it is a span that will withstand centuries and will be with us so long

mark levine is the latest.he term brown shirts, nazis. >> here's the headline at the mcklatchy washington bureau, obama strives to pivot from health care woes. baum told hundreds of supporters that america needed to move beyond the health care website to focus on the benefits of the law, the hand picked group of supporters. all they need is special uniforms, mr. producer and learn how to march and salute and carry flags. i think brown would be good, you know, brown shirts. >> i'm sure mark levine's awaiting my interview tomorrow night with the president. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. it card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracey got the bankamericard better balance rewards credit card, which fits nicely with everything else in life she has to balance. that's the benefit of responsibility. apply online or visit a bank of america near you. it's not

in washington he's the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross talk rules in fact and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way saudi societ

washington he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand. well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way sau

." >> and coming in january, "in depth" with radio talk show host mark levin will take your questions for three hours sunday, january 5th, all part of booktv, weekend on c-span2. and online for this month's booktv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on book club to enter the chat room. .. >> in a number of aspects of my life and constantly being available although i enjoy you on in yourself of. i appreciate it. i want to talk for 5920 minutes and i would like to start. my job with the n.y.p.d. and how we change my internal compass. i've had a strange occurrence with a young man in the book then i would like to delve into the people that i dealt with -- met with a and want to leave it with my sense of frustration the reason i left and the battle between my experiences of good people and the government even to do those easy things well and the reason why i walked away. i never wanted to be a police officer i wanted to be a doctor. i took the

washington he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one.

in washington he's the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way saudi

washington he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross talk rolls in fact that you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand. well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way saudi soci

washington he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross-talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand. well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way sau

earlier i spoke with former congressional attorney mark levine. i first asked him if he could explain why there is such a rush to pass this bill before the end of this legislative session. for some of this is one of the few absolute must pass bills in washington this is actually the least productive congress in american history no coach has passed two bills to make it in twenty thirteen but doing it a must pass bill is cuz the constitution provides that there's no standing army in united states that may surprise people given that no trains is today. the fowler to acquire appropriations bills. we passed every two years of army cease to exist that means they're going to pass this bill one way or another right. why is it that some lawmakers are saying that this is going to add a lot of things are going to expire if this is not taking care of before the holiday anyway that really the case scores is something that they could possibly take up in january on a comeback they will pass this bill. i dated a guy in my mind they will pass this night they will

lawyer, ing author, reagan official mark levine will calls in tremendous it 234 depp. s ve this morng, book tv in-depth, the first sunday of c-span 2. on >> we want to know what your favorite >> the outgoing chairman and c.e.o. of general motors said that g. smfment investing more than a billion clars in plants mainly in michigan. he called her rise in the company historic but not surprising this. is an hour.

mark levine announc

mark levin doesn't either.e in the hands of the parents and their health care providers. >> i have friends that are holistic in health, belief. i come from a more traditional family, sisters who are nurses, brother-in-law is a doctor. i'm in favor of the shot. but i have people who have strong opinions against it. i think we ought to respect their opinions. they ought to be able to raise their children as they see fit. >> first of all, i'm completely in favor of this. secondly, i think it's totally wrong. you don't have a legal right or moral right to expose your child to disease undernecessarily. >> you don't have a legal or moral right to give them a shot that in many cases makes kids sick and in a few isolated cases violently sick. you don't have that right either. >> the medical community is overwhelmingly in favor of this. >> what about those that get violently ill because of the shot? >> it happens with all vaccines. you don't vaccinate for diphtheria? you don't want to vaccinate for cholera? all those ma

. >> sunday, january 5, best- selling author and radio personality mark levin takes your calls and questions in depth. live for three hours starting at noon eastern. the tv's in death, the first sunday of every month on c- span2. -- book tv's in depth. we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. go to book tv.org and click on book club. a discussion of the pending budget deal in the role of advocacy and fundraising groups from "washington journal," this is a little more than a half- hour. we are joined by christine hartman hansen, federal affairs manager for americans for prosperity. i want to talk about the budget widethat passed by a margin, americans for prosperity oppose that. walk us through. one of the things that alarmed us about the budget deal was the overall spending levels. it is concerning to us that the overall spending levels exceed the budget authority for 2014, the level that was agreed to by theress, the president in budget control act of $967 billion. the spending level for the two- year agreement is about $1 trillion. in order to pay for that, the deal uses a nu

mark levine is brilliant. irascible as he can be. he can be explosive. of those sell all books? it's about the constitution. books about the constitution, i'm lucky if they byes.,000 con he wrote 100,000 copies. ho are people buying those books? they're folks that are not radio.other than on talk they do sometimes get mad and stay mad. these are important times in big obama care -- i use it because the president used it. the health care act. about the presidency. president obama, the office is important to me. anyone working in the white that. knows he's a wonderful father, a terrible -- a terrific husband, a terrible president. so a transformative president, really lly right or wrong. in commentary magazine coming out in december, i'm going to blanked out oh, i his name right now. e's the deputy secretary of health and -- dr. troy will be on with me today. he's on obama care. writes at the beginning of it. it hasn't come out yet. the advanced copy. conservatives will not with able to see if it works. invested emotionally on one or the other. he lays out parameters. the biggesth

congressman king, my good friend, mark levin, wrote a book about this, saying we're in a post-constitutionalist the ways for our audience, in which you think the president has overstepped his constitutional authority? >> well, i can in some of them. for example on immigration law, we call it the morton memos. the president has ordered ice not to enforce clear immigration law and then made up work permits out of thin air. there are about five different constitutional violations there. under obama care, he extended the employer mandate for a year, even though the law says shall commence in each month there after through december 2013. he extended the individual mandate, stretched it out. now the small package plans, he declared the senate to not be in session, to make his recess appointments, and the constitution says that the senate shall make its own rules. that is just some of the violations we have. it is a long list from this president, an uber president with no respect or little respect for the constitution itself, sean. >> all right, so you have a president re-writing laws at a whim. an

january 5th, best selling author, lawyer, reagan administration official and radio personal di mark levin takes your calls on questions on "in-depth" for three hours at noon eastern. the first sunday of every month on c-span2. >> hello. is this sound okay? so welcome, everyone. it's great to be here. i'm excited for this conversation because carla and i are going to talk about a subject we both know intimately touching on aspects of racial passing and racial crossover, and all kinds of unusual stories that are sometimes short thrift in american history and if american literature and american cultural studies, so, carla, why don't you tell us a little about the title and the women in your book. >> so, absolutely. oh, my microphone. sorry. my -- this okay? as a way of getting into answering this question, let me disart with a couple of thank yous. great to be here with me tonight, and to my amazing publishers for letting me use the title because one of the tricks to this, the title has been referred to rightly as cheeky is that miss anne is not a phrase with the same recognized ability acro

january 5th, best-selling author, lawyer, reagan administration officials and radio personality mark levin will take your calls and questions in depth live for three hours starting at noon eastern. booktv's index, the first sunday of every month on c-span2. on line for december's booktv book club we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. another readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on book club. >> i am standing in front of the right flyer iii the first practical airplane, the third and final experimental airplane ride brothers built and today it survives as the second oldest of their airplanes today. is airplane which or full right considered the first practical airplane was constructed and flown in less than 6 years time between the time they build their kite, and the success of this particular airplane. this is also a plane that was bill two years after their first flight at kitty hawk on december 17th, 1903. what is interesting is the right flyer in kittyhawk. four times, just before times on one historic day, there were impo

. >> sunday, best-selling author, lawyer, reagan official, and radio personality, mark levine calls and our questions in depth live for three hours. book tv's in depth first sunday month on c-span 2. west front of the u.s. capitol where just about a year presidentry 20, 2013, obama was sworn in for his second term. address, he ural talked about changing immigration law. he talked about it a great deal trail in 2012. over the next hour here on review, we ar in bring you more comments from president obama, the house and immigratione on the issue and get under way with the conversation of alan gomez. issue for ing on the "usa today." this year e earlier about the senate gang of eight. fair to say the senate took the leave this year. absolutely. right after the presidential election that the senate came tackle and decided to this issue. saw a lot of you republican senators get together coalitionf formed the people dropped out, people came in. the gang ed up being of eight. >> seems to have a lot of energy later on. kind of ran through it. went throughe that congress, they were somehow able

sunday january 5, best selling author, lawyer, reagan administration official and radio personality mark levin we'll take your calls and questions, "in depth," live for three hours starting at noon eastern your booktv's "in depth" first sunday of every month on c-span2. >> and online for december the booktv bookclub want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month joi of join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on a club to enter the chat room. >> last week, fed chair ben bernanke into this predecessors, alan greenspan and paul volcker, marked the 100 the -- 100th anniversary of the creation of the central bank. this is just over one hour. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. i'm just slacker, president of the federal reserve bank of richmond and they serve as chair of the federal service system sponsoring committee. i'm honored to serve as your master of ceremonies for this afternoonafternoon's historic e. on behalf of the very federal reserve system's continued coordinating com

and in january, "in depth" with mark levin. he'll take your questions for three hours beginning at noon eastern, sunday, january 5th, all part of booktv weekends on c-span2. and online for december's booktv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on "book club" to enter the chat room. >> until the u.s. senate returns at 2:15 eastern for more work on the mel watt nomination to head the fhfa, here's a look at congress can' end-to-session to do list from today's "washington journal." >> host: and with the house expected to adjourn for the rest of the year on friday, congress is spending this week trying to move several key pieces of legislation and find agreement on a new budget deal. joining us at the table to provide his take is congressman john garamendi, a democrat from california. congressman, appreciate you coming on. >> guest: good to be with you, john. >> host: you're a member of th

and in january in depth with mark levin. he will take your questions for three hours beginning at noon eastern sunday january 5. all part of booktv weekend on c-span2. c-span2. >> and online for december's booktv booklet, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month joined other ridge to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on book clubs to enter the chat room. >> we continued our block of programming on president john f. kennedy in recognition of the 50th anniversary of his assassination on november 22, 1963. up next, ira stoll examines president in his public and foreign policy record and argues it defaults his conservative political leanings. this is just under one hour. >> it's a big thrill to be here at politics and prose, which is a great institution. thank you for having me. when i first arrived in washington it was august 1995. i was 22, and my friend, josh, let me stand his couch until i found a place of my own. he was quite kind to offer me his cou

sunday january 5, best selling author, lawyer, reagan administration official and radio personality mark levin will take your calls and questions life for three hours starting at noon eastern. booktv's "in depth," the first sunday of every month on c-span2. and online for december is a booktv bookclub we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month joint other readers who discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on bookclub to enter the chat room. you've been watching booktv, 48 hours about programming beginning saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. nonfiction books all weekend every weekend right here on c-span2. ..

here you have -- i have some sound i want to play for you from mark levin and paul ryan.the tea party is saying that john boehner declared -- speaker boehner declared war. let's take a listen. >> this agreement prevents a government shutdown in january and in october. >> you're all worked up about that. lots of us don't really care about that. >> don't care about it? i mean, you know, look. i think we can agree -- >> how callous is that? >> exactly. there's things we would have liked to see in the final deal but getting something done is certainly worthwhile. >> it is. and again, i'm no cheerleader for this particular agreement but i think we should all cheer the idea that we can move forward at least in the short term without lurching between crises. the idea we govern by crises is not cost effective and people claiming to be the people to shrink government and being more responsible when it comes to fiscal issues, it doesn't make sense at all that you don't care about a government shutdown. a government shutdown is very costly. >> right. >> in terms of jobs and straight

washington he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition and in nashville we cross to mark levine he is a senior fellow with the truman national security project and a radio show host or a gentleman cross-talk roles in fact up and you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it brian is it time for washington to tell saudi arabia to pound sand. well i think it's been long established that the u.s. government considers the saudi government to be an indispensable ally not its only ally and perhaps now not its principal ally but certainly an important one ronald reagan made it clear more than thirty years ago that there would be quote no revolution in saudi arabia because the us was just absolutely determined to keep the absoluteness monarch in power there not because they care so much about what's going on inside of saudi arabia but because they consider it to be essential as the main oil export or in the world in a geo strategic ally but of course the saudi government has other things to worry about principally it's a it's a it's an unstable regime in the way saudi so

during radio talk show host mark levin. tv's in-depth.ok >> next a discussion about cyber attacks and espionage. one of the speakers is william plummer, the vice president of huawei technologies. -- he is joined by former cia official chad sweet. and thomas rid who is the author of a recent book on cyber warfare. this is one hour and 30 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much tom. thank you all of you for joining us here today. group. a great from as at this issue very different angle. it is going to be my job to try to sew together the areas they agree on and what they disagree on. introduced inbeen my plan for the evening is to have a conversation for 40-45 minutes and then open it up to all of you and then to all of you who are watching this on the internet. you have a way of sending in questions for the moderator. those are supposed to magically appear on this ipad. if they do not, it is because the nsa has hacked into it and the questions have all been eliminated. recently withel the head of the nsa. said, i doet ou

selling author, lawyer, reagan administration personnel mark levin will take your calls. in depth on cspan2. the road is on fire. they are moving extremely fast. excise after five years to 10 years. everything is new. languages.ming historically, we have divided human life into four slices. a play phase, a learned phase, a work phase, and then a resting phase. maybe eventually dying. what we should be doing is interweaving these phases. we should play, learn, work and rest at the same time. fast.rld moves so we cannot afford having a single set of education. we have to stay up to date. throughout theay afternoon. ceo's of twitter and others are the future of higher education, robotics, and data as the new industrial revolution. on the tv, "unflinching courage," former texas senator on the women who helped shape texas at 8:45. on american history tv, daughters of civil rights leaders and a segregationist share their memories of the civil rights era and 8:30. >> a discussion of the role of conservative women in politics from the university of california at wrigley. this is

mark levin will join us. >> he probably just wants a free copy. >> right.maybe. if it keeps snowing like this. >> maybe bill hemmer might want to have a might meting or something. maybe that's more important. >> you have an issue with bill today. >> elisabeth hasselbeck's secret six-minute meeting. >> that's right. with bill hemmer. >>> coming up for real, ford sells one of these every 42 seconds. can you guess what vehicle we are talking about? stick around for that answer. >>> and christmas present like you won't like until you hear what facebook is announcing this week. it's unwanted. cue robert davi. ♪ ♪ down fifth avenue ♪ new york christmas ♪ new york for christmas ♪ new york christmas ♪ when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. mm. mm-hmm. [ enne revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offers end december 31st. [ sant] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 glk35

mark levin will be there as well. >> going to be terrific. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow, everybody. >> bye. bill: attention target shoppers, you and millions of other americans may have had your credit card information stolen while you were doing your christmas shopping. it's so massive the secret service is involved. martha: 40 million credit card accounts may have been come pro mid during this massive breach possibly involving every single one of target stores across the country. it's the stores, not the online shopping. bill: the thieves storing that personal information stored on that black strip. what do it all mean and how did this happen? >> reporter: nearly 40 million customers could be affected. it's not just credit card, it's debit card. target set in a statement that information can include the customer's name, their debit or credit card number, the ex perration date as well as the 3-digit security code on the back of that card. this would allow thieves to possibly create counterfeit credit card. the pin number would allow them to use the atm capability to withdraw cash.

in january, mark levine will take your questions. this is part of the tv's weekend on c-span two. yournt to know what favorite books were of 2013? throughout the month, join us to discuss notable books that were published this year. to booktv.org -- go .org marking one year anniversary of these sandy hook shootings in newtown connecticut. and first lady michelle obama lit 26 candles at the white house. each candle represents a victim who was killed at the school, followed by a brief moment of silence. >> c-span. we bring public affairs of men from washington direct the to you. we put you in the room at congressional events and white house events. we offer complete coverage of the u.s. house. c-span, created by the cable tv industry. now you can watch is in hd. >> houston mayor annise parker speaking at the washington -- at the national press club in washington, d.c.. she answered questions about a number of topics ranging from energy policy to the role texas might have in future elections. this is one our full top -- this is one hour. today won her third and final term as houston

lawyer, reagan official mark levine will calls in tremendous it 234 depp. s ve this morng, book tv in-depth, the first sunday of c-span 2. on >> we want to know what your favorite >> the outgoing chairman and c.e.o. of general motors said that g. smfment investing more than a billion clars in plants mainly in michigan. he called her rise in the company historic but not surprising this. s an hour. for more information about the national press club please visit our website to donate to programs offered to the public through our national program journalism institute visit press.org. on behalf of our members worldwide i would like to welcome our speaker and udience. >> i'd like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on lunch. using the #m.p.c. i will ask as many questions as time permits. i would ask each of you to stand briefly as your name is announced. from your right william wilkins, he road information program. >> vice president of global communications and public policy. allison fitzgerald finances and vestigative reporter >> john hughs editor at bloom

. >> best-selling author and lawyer, reagan administration official mark levin will take your calls in-depththat is life. it is the first sunday of every month on c-span 2. >> we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. join other readers to discuss the most notable books of this year. >> a live look at the senate and the fiscal budget agreement. today they cleared a hurdle surpassing the threshold needed to break the filibuster, including the final passage which is likely to happen tomorrow. right now on the floor we see the budget chairman who is talking about gop related to military retirement benefits in the agreement. republican support was surprisingly strong, after days of uncertainty fueled by lyrical posturing and tea party opposition. that was in fiscal 2014 and 2015. over 10 years it would defeat -- decrease the deficit slightly. the budget committee chairman that we just saw, and the house committee chairman, paul ryan, said these are modest steps toward adjusting the budget in a more rational way. you can read more about story at the new york times website. also, on c

personality mark levin will take your calls and questions starting at 9:00 eastern. >> 2013 saw some of the most ignificant revelations and leaked documents unveiled a widespread vacuuming of voice and data communications. senator feinstein spoke with reporters following a briefing of the n.s.a.'s collection of verizon phone records. they said they have to find ways that can prevent plots against americans. >> first of all, i really think that protecting the nation is important. secondly, protecting the nation within the principles of this great democracy and this great constitution is also important. now, the metadata is not constitutionally guaranteed to be first amendment material. the supreme court has passed on that. but having said that, we have got to examine ways to be able to get data, to get intelligence that is operable and that can prevent plots from hatching and americans from being killed. that is the goal. now if we can do it in another way, we are looking to do it in another way. we would like to. if we can't, we can't. >> could you say that this program has thwarted

. >> sunday, january 5, best- anding offer -- author radio personality mark levin will take your calls and questions in depth, live for three hours starting at noon eastern. tv's tv in death -- book in-depth. >> we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. join other readers to discuss notable books published this year. go to book tv.org and click on book club to enter. >> senator tom coburn released his annual report on what he calls wasteful federal spending. the oklahoma republican took questions at this 25 minute briefing. >> good morning, and sorry to keep you waiting. i just voted on a bill that raises $68 billion in spending. whether you agreed my opinion or not is not an issue. if you look at the $700 billion in deficits and the debt, some grown up in the room has to question whether or not we are spending money wisely and effectively. $30 billion of what i would consider stupid or poor judgment when it comes to spending money in a time when we have very little money to spare. we have also had the defense department and people in nondefense discretionary fund screamin

. >> mark levin will take your question for three hours beginning on sunday, january 5.d online, for this month will .v book club we want to know what your favorite books of 2013 were. join other readers to discuss the notable books of 2013. whip dick durbin talked about education and immigration, and mainly the senate was talking about the 2014 defense authorization bill. republicans tried to tackle the measure. it is possible we may see both on that bill later in the senate. senate majority leader harry reid said this afternoon that he will push to confirm only the first four of 10 nominees on whom you has filed. one of those is janet yellen to lead the federal reserve. it bipartisan group of senators has offered a bill that would impose additional sanctions on iran. on the issue of iran, as talks continue between the world's major powers, one of the key sticking points has been the except of a level of uranium the richmond -- uranium enrichment. robert einhorn spoke in new york where he was joined by former iranian negotiators. this is about one hour 10 minutes. >> th

in january, in depth, radio talk takes st mark levine questions for three hours.ll part of book tv weekends on c-span 2. on-line for september's book book club, we want to know what your notable books were. to booktv.org and click on chatroom.to enter the >> in a few moments, leaders of the house and senate armed announce a mittees deal on the defense programs bill. of the f hour, members brissish house of commons offer tributes to the late nelson the former president of south africa. we the specialn, rosalynnies program on carter. members of the house committee agreement on the defense program bill. they spoke with reporters for about a half hour. patience?you for your is this on? can you hear me? buck mckeon, the chairman of the house armed services ommittee, and i'm joined by chairman levin from michigan, the chairman of the senate armed committee and ranking member from oklahoma, the senate member of the committee. adam smith, the ranking member f the house is held up and not able to -- he's coming from washington and is not able to be with us. a statement.e w

. >> coming in january, in-depth with mark levin. he will take your questions for three hours beginning at 12:00 p.m. eastern sunday, january 5, part of both tv, weekends on c- span 2. online for this month's book tv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in , jointhroughout the month other readers to discuss notable books. booktv.org. >> the government report shows marketing the police are gathering a lot of information, including medical information. the senate commerce committee investigates this. the chairman is jay rockefeller of west virginia. >> this hearing will come to order. at this point there are two people sitting at the dais, but two more wonderful people, senator blumenthal, senator pryor, senator fisher, and senator warner will all be here, but this is the day that we almost load on the budget, actually. not quite. we always find a way to do it. you have a motion to proceed? then the motion to whatever? and tomorrow at some point we vote on a budget. just be grateful you are in private life. [laughte

january 5th, best-selling author, lawyer, reagan administration official and radio personality mark levin will take your calls and questions "in depth," live for three hours starting at noon eastern. booktv's "in depth," the first sunday of every month on c-span2. >> and online for december's booktv book club, we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on book club to enter the chat room. >> the brookings institution recently published a study looking into the funding of syrian opposition fighters by gulf nations including kuwait. the author of the study, who's also a reporter in the region, spoke about her findings. you'll hear about how money so licited -- solicited and channeled into syria. this runs about 90 minutes. >> all right, welcome, everyone, to today's panelbe on private gulf donors and extremist rebels in syria. i'm william mccaptains, i direct the -- mccants. i'll be moderating today's panel. to my left is elizabeth dickenson who's a gulf correspon

in january, in department with radio talk show host mark levin, will take your questions three hours sunday, january this. all part of booktv weekend on c-span2. >>> on line for december's booktv book club we want to know what your favorite books were in 2013. throughout the month join other readers to discuss the notable books published this year. go to booktv.org and click on, book club, to enter the chat room. >>> live now to capitol hill. a few minutes just ahead of this house hearing with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. who is on the hill today to update lawmakers on the health care law's implementation. she'll testify before the house energy and commerce subcommittee on health. her testimony coming as the centers forfor medicare and medicaid, cms, continues to make fixes to the healthcare.gov website. representative joe pitts is the chairman of the subcommittee while representative frank pallone shifts as the ranging member. this hearing should get underway in just a few moments. [inaudible conversations] >> again we're live on capitol hill waiting for he