michelle malkin? >> guest: i don't define the success of a party or gauge its effect on americans live by what it has given us legislatively. that is a core fundamental belief of mine. a party that has improved my life is a party that leaves me alone, that has constrained the power of government to interfere in our lives. unfortunately, i've been very vocal about this, the republican party has failed to live up to its core conservative principles in so many ways. this was the battle that so many grassroots conservatives have with the bush administration over the years whether it was the expansion of the federal and educational and no child left behind act, the prescription drug plan, pushing illegal alien amnesty, in the last several months of bush's tenure, doing what i consider socializing the economy for barack obama with these massive bailout, the mother of all bailout, with t.a.r.p. and the republican party is not going to reclaim its mantle as the party that stands for liberty and freedom in the

. >> box news contributor michelle malkin is our guest this week on "in-depth." we will take your calls, emailed, and tweets. >> after a while, it really sinks in, it is gone. you are trespassing. and that hurts. my possessions are now in a storage bin, what i was able to get out before the house was locked up. >> this week, on q&a, the award winning documentary on the impact of subprime mortgages on minorities. that is sunday night at 8:00. >> this week on "the communicators," a discussion about the internet with rod beckstrom. >> this week we are pleased to have the president and ceo of ican, rod beckstrom. >> start by explaining explainingican is. >> there are basically four things we do that are related. we set the global policies for all 200 million internet domain names, so all names in the world have to be unique. we enforce that integrity through our partners around the world. we keep the natural listing of all internet addresses. names and addresses, and the system that links them so that the internet actually works when you type in c-span.org. that is c

this month it's author and blogger michelle malkin as our guest. he's -- she is the author of four books. this is her most recent, "culture of corruption," and she's sold over 300,000 copies of this book since it came out earlier this year. if you'd like to dial in and talk with michelle malkin or e-mail or twitter in, go ahead. 202-737-0001 in the east or central, 202-737-0002 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. twitter.com/booktv if you'd like to send michelle malkin a tweet. in all four of your books, you heavily footnote. in culture of corruption alone, there are about 70 pages of footnotes. why do you make such an effort? >> guest: you know, it's not something that i think about. i document everything. i think that there is increased scrutiny of conservative authors whether deserved or not, but i like to give credit where it's due, a, and, b, i'd like to arm the reader with as much information as possible. and, you know, since i've made this transition from dead tree newspaper columnist to blogger to author to blogger, it'

. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest today on booktv's "in depth. "the blogger, columnist and author of four books takes your calls, e-mails and tweets. three hours with michelle malkin today live at noon eastern on booktv. >> we're at the national press club's author night, and we're here with jason killian meeks, author of the new book, "hollywood on the potomac." you talk about los angeles and the beltway and the connection between presidents and closing celebrities. do you want to tell us a little background about your book? >> sure. washington and hollywood have a love affair going. it's been a long-time love affair between the two cities. one has fame, one has power, and one wants what the other one has. and, you know, when i went into this book, there's a lot of talk about president obama coming to washington and really attracting lots of celebrity attention and having all sorts of people from everyone from jlo to george clooney to the white house. and i found out through this book that, really, this has been going on for a very long time. i

. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest today on booktv's in depth. the blogger, columnist and author of four books including the best-selling culture of corruption takes your calls, e-mails and tweets. three hours with michelle malkin today on booktv. >> author robert carroll, give us an update on your lbj volume. >> well, i'm doing the fourth one. the third one i got the national book award here about five years ago. and i'm, well, this is a long book, and i'm sort of in the middle of it now. it's, you know, lyndon johnson, president, civil rights, vietnam, turning points in american history, so it's an interesting book to do. interesting for me to try to do it. >> when do you foresee it being finished? >> i think i have about two more years' work on this. >> how many years of your professional life have been devoted to lyndon johnson? >> well, i started -- i have to date it back. the power broker came out in -- that was my first book by robert moses -- came out in '74, and i started in '76 on lyndon johnson. do i want to add this up? it's 33 years.

. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest this weekend on "in department." take your calls, emails and tweets, three hours on sunday live at noon eastern on book tv. >> this week on "the communicators," a discussion about the internet with rod beck strom -- beckstrom. >> this week, we are pleased to have the president and c.e.o. of icam. start by explaining what ican. assigned names and numbers and four things that that we do, we set the global policies for 200 million internet domain names. all names have to be unique. we enforce that through our partners around the world. we keep the listing of all internet addresses or the allocation policies. so names, addresses and the system so the internet works when you type c c-span.org, that's called the domain name system and we coordinate that with different partners around the world. and we are the master repository for the internet standards that are called parameters and protocols that hold the internet together. those are developed by engineers around the world through the internet engineering task force, but

and michelle malkin will take your calls on sunday. find the full schedule. >> washington journal continues. host: our guests include the executive director for immigration studies, and we are also joined by mary giovagnoli, the policy director at the american emigrations council. we begin with this statistic from the census bureau. an immigrant enters every 37 seconds. who are these people? guest: they are your brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles. computer programmers. they come from every country and every demographic. host: what are they looking for when they come here guest:? -- what are they looking for when they come here? guest: a better opportunity for their children. some people are getting away from persecution. some people are trying to join their family members. they are all looking for a better life. host: an immigrant every 37 seconds. what is the unique challenge that they propose? guest: the most timely challenge is that we have 10% unemployment. and we admit that when you add all this together, the number of workers

is christopher boucek of the carnegie endowment, be right back. coç >> fox news contributor, michelle malkinis our guest this weekend, the blogger and author of four books, including the best selling book, "corruption," three hours with michelle malkin on book-tv. >> i think it's gone, you don't own it anywhere and you are trespassing and that hurts. my possessions are in a storage bin, what i got out and locked up. >> this week on "q & a," the documentary on the impact of sub-prime mortgages on minorities. >> now available, c-span's book, abraham lincoln, the story of our 16th president, from 56 scholars and journalists and writers, on lincoln's early year, in hard cover at your favorite book seller and now in digital audio, available where those are sold. learn more at c-span.org/lincolnbook. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is christopher boucek, and the topic is al-qaeda's presence in yemen. and we wake up to several headlines with yemen as part of the headline, including this one in "financial times." they write that western governance for this month to encounter yemen

fox news contributor michele malkin is done in depth, author of four books including the culture of corruption. shea take your calls and e-mails. that is sunday live at noon eastern on booktv. did you know you can view booktv programs on line? go to booktv.org. type the name of the author or subject into the search area in the upper left-hand corner of the page. select the watch link. you can view the entire program. you might explore the recently on booktv box or the featured programs box to find and view recent and featured programs. >> public monuments, james kelly interviewed everyone he could find who had known abraham lincoln to create a realistic statue of the sixteenth president. james kelly never completed his lincoln sculpture but kept thousands of pages of notes. these notes were discovered in the new york historical society and edited by william styple. this event is 1 hour and 15 minutes. >> in the opening scene of gone with the wind scarlett o'hara told the twins work, work, war. either of you say that one more time i will go inside. ladies and gentlemen, the sesquicentennial of

books. 3 hours with michelle malkin on "book tv." >> after a while, it sinks in. you lost it, you don't own it anymore. you are trespassing. my possessions are in a storage bin, what i was able to get out before the house was locked. >> "american casino." the award winning documentary on the sub prime mortgages and minorities. >> all this week, a rare glimpse into america's highest court threw unprecedented on the record conversations with 10 supreme court justices. >> the most symbolically meaningful moment for me during my public investiture. it was sitting in justice marshall's chair and taking the oath with my hand on justice harlan's bible. it was like history coursing through me. >> the interviews conclude tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern with associate justice sonia sotomayor and retire justice sandra day o'connor. you can get a documentary on dvd, part of the "american icons" collection. one of many items available at c-span.org/store. >> remarks now from the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan rice. on preventing and genocide in the darfur region of

. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest this weekend on of an " in-depth." she is the author of four different books. she takes your calls, e-mails, and tweets. it is sunday and 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> last month, vladimir putin hold his annual question and answers to this -- session with russian citizens. to the entire event lasted for hours. latimer prudent answered more than 80 question submitted by audience members and telephone calls. he answered several questions on russian economy and whether he will run for president again in 2012. here is the last hour of the event. it begins with a question on his personal relationship with dmitry medvedev. >> there are several questions arriving at the website. one of the most frequently asked, what is the relationship between you and dmitry medvedev? >> we have known each other for many years and we have been working together for many years. we went to the same school together. we studied from the same teachers together. same professors taught us. not just knowledge, but even attitude to life in general. these prin

. >> sunday, michelle malkin take your calls, emails, and tweets. that is sunday at noon eastern on the "book tv." >> in just over half an hour, secretary of state hillary clinton talks about human rights. first, a special presentation of our documentary, the blair house, the president's guest house. ♪ >> the first blair house, the original home is the center section, the yellow part. that is the primary entrance. that is where it the president and foreign leaders are arrive and depart from. blair house is now the entire block. today, we have about 109 rooms, which is 70,000 square feet. to put that in perspective, we are 5000 square feet larger than the white house is. >> its primary mission is to be a guest home for world leaders who come to visit the president. it is used for that purpose. in that mission, it has never failed. >> since 1942, this is the same marble floor that every world leader has walked upon. >> when you first come into blair house, it is easy to look at it and say, wow, this is a wonderful home or beautiful museum. it is much

. >> fox news contributor michelle malkin is our guest. she takes your calls, emails and tweets. >> this is see spsusc-span's america and the courts. justice souter is interviewed. >> we're in the office of the clerk of the court. where have you been today? >> 1 justice announced both of them we spoke about attorneys and the members of the bar that were sworn in. today was a ceremonial day. >> this is the morning coat. it is a very traditional outfit. here at the court, it is one by the marshall of the court and myself and also the solicitor general of the united states and his staff. some of the women on his staff do not wear the morning coat. hear, our marshall is a woman and she wears the morning coat. we traditionally where the morning coat when we are in session upstairs and at the inauguration of the president. it is very traditional. attorneys were traditional attire. >> do you know how far back that is? >> . >> do you know why it is called the morning kercoat? i do not. >> can you turn around so we can see the back of the jacket? >

michelle malkin is the guest this weekend. she takes your calls this weekend. three hours on "book tv." >> cthe ctv network. stephen harper answers questions on the canadian mission in afghanistan, climate change, and his relationship with president obama. this event runs about 40 minutes. >> welcome. we will be talking about stephen harper about the kind of year we had in 2009 and we might look forward to in 2010. it does not seem that long ago that you were here. unless some we're talking about what you described as the great recession. you're talking about the kind of stimulus spending you would have to put in case. is the recovery sustainable? >> tactically, we're into a recovery. -- technically, we're into recovery. we do not yet have a turnaround in the job market. some of the people are not going back to work. there are some positive things. the employment situation has stabilized. 2009 has been a tough year, but not as tough in canada as other places. we're optimistic 2010 will be a year for recovery. >> the stimulus is the big question. >> we are prett

. >> michelle malkin it is our guest on "in depth." she takes your calls, e-mails twandand tweets. live at noon eastern on c-span"k tv". >> my possessions are now in a storage bin. >> in this week' "american casino," their war-winning documentary on the effect of some pride mortgages. >> the debate over health care. this event was hosted by the university of virginia. this last about an hour and 25 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the conference on the world economy at the university of virginia's miller center. this year's conference is devoted to government through its debt and deficits. yesterday we learned about the use and abuse of this school rolls across countries and states, exchange rates, a global dimensions of u.s. debt. today we turn our attention inward and export policies and associated attempts to handle health care expenditures and the possibility of designing legislation to deal with the debt and deficits. we will continue our discuss

. >> host: author michelle malkin on the backslap you often have endorsements and culture of corruption is your latest book. here is the back flap endorsed by a mark live-in and mark stein. here's your buck from 2005 unhinged. and on the back flap of that book you have endorsements.