in fact, i am so excited that even though minot a comedian, i am going to give you some free material. let's do it. all right? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, thank you so much. hello. hello, palm 3w5e67. who here is rich, who here is rich? all right, good crowd. dow ever notice, you ever notice how white people and black people are different. you all ever notice that? yeah, like, like when you fire a white guy, he's all like, he's all like this he's all like-- what? i have been working here for 18 years. i have three kids. it's a week before christmas. what in i going to do? but when you fire a black guy, he's all like what? i've been here for 18 years. i have three kids. it's a week before kwanza, what am i going do? right? am i right about that one? that go i guy knows what he he's talk what i'm talking about. anyway, that's my time, hip tip your waitress. i hear they use it for food. what's up with that we'll be right back. greetings from the windy city of chicago. people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure peo

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. >> last b-52-h was delivered to minot north dakota, 1962 and it still provides air power and dominance united states ars force needs top. b-52 has been around for many years and been in many conflicts. have vietnam, kosovo to the first desert storm to afghanistan, even to the second flight over in iraq. it has been around for many years. our allies love us for that, of the capability that the weapons system brings as well as enemy fears us. always wants -- gives them that second thought, if diplomacy should break down, that the b-52s could be on their way. >> throughout the weekend on c-span 3, watch internal interviews about historic events on oral history. our history bookshelf features some of the best known history writers. key figures, battles and events during the 150th anniversary of the civil war. visit college classrooms during lectures in history. go behind the scenes at museums and history sites on american artifac artifacts. and presidency looks at legacy

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>> when you think of the minot area and the advent of television and anticipating this was going to be a potential huge information capture. >> yes, men know is a good reminder. this is the famous federal communications commission chairman who warned that television was a vast wasteland and he proved to be correct. [laughter] but his scruples look almost quaint. network television is a veritable dublin at the compared to the cacophony on the internet and of course new the minot's age was where the three broadcast networks controlled it. it was the head of abc and cbs. contrast that with the 1920s, the previous free-speech era. than then it was the government putting eugene debs, candidate for president, in jail for criticizing the war so we move from the government to the broadcast networks to now the lawyers of the internet service providers and they have a vastly more complicated task. >> this is to prove it's not entirely a vast wasteland. >> by definition. we always say that. [laughter] >> so another thing they have grappled with in your writing and have for a long time are the mul

minot waking up there. you'll go whoa as you wake up and walk out. 26 degrees above average. 63.above average. the axis of that heat shifts eastward for tomorrow. minneapolis, st. louis gets to 80 degrees. 23 degrees above average. then it all moves eastward. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, new york, boston, washington gets into the mid and upper 60s. atlanta, nashville, charlotte flirts with 80 by wednesday and thursday. so the heat will be on. you know, randi, part and parcel to this entire winter, right? meteorological winter, december, january, february is over. on the whole around country it was the fourth warmest on record. so

minot waking up there. you'll go whoa as you wake up and walk out. 26 degrees above average. 63.above average. the axis of that heat shifts eastward for tomorrow. minneapolis, st. louis gets to 80 degrees. 23 degrees above average. then it all moves eastward. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, new york, boston, washington gets into the mid and upper 60s. atlanta, nashville, charlotte flirts with 80 by wednesday and thursday. so the heat will be on. you know, randi, part and parcel to this entire winter, right? meteorological winter, december, january, february is over. on the whole around country it was the fourth warmest on record. some seconds and thirds in the northeast. it was incredibly warm. >> it's been a weird weather pattern all over this winter. alexandra steele, thank you so much. nice to have you here this morning. >>> thank you, everybody, for watching today. we'll continue to watch the situation in afghanistan for you, of course. for now, i willrn

. >> i think the leaking of the information about airfield israel might or minot use.oking for friends, it's looking to sabotage the iranians. but the bigger problem with that open mike. when president obama land over to the russian leader and said don't worry after the election i'll have more flexibility. these are the same russian leaders who just spent 6 months trashing the united states in their election campaign. if you are the president of israel and you are hearing the american president say once i'm reelected there will be a different deal. you have got to wonder, this is the guy who just said i have got your back. you have got to wonder that after obama is re-elected if he is, can he count on -- can israel count on his word? alisyn: it make it seem as if the president is disingenuous. whatever you do, wait until after the election. what impact will that have? >> there are a couple of things going on with these sanctions. these are basically targeting the iranian banking system. it's like -- you put an embargo around iranian oil. what's the objective? what are