they threaten them with tyreese they shout in their face and they are never maced know where is nick clegg in all this. maybe carrying some pepper spray next time each one of these bankers in the city should have brains cable vince cable said it's a financial war so what is he going into these meetings without any pepper spray to spray in there fearing why they talk convents cable's not pepper spraying these bankers why is vince cable not bringing pepper spray into these meetings why is this cable not bringing pepper spray into these meetings well one senior investor said quote the banks are trading at half their book value and if we're ever going to get our money back the return on equity has got to be higher this is not going to happen under the provisions laid out by higher capital reserve requirements there's no book value this investor thinks well there's some great deal there why doesn't he just buy the whole bank and then break it up and make it like twice this money because i've got thirty times their capitalization and liabilities on their balance sheet and the break of value is a

say that that britain shouldn't be in the yard when this is the same guy nick clegg who encouraged us to join you're also if you think we're in a bad position now imagine situation we will be if we get in the euro greece is in dire straits italy is on a slippery slope the forecast coming out of spain is pretty bad as well this whole thing is going to end in tears and as they say the soon of these countries get back into their own currencies the better for the little grey sharing your thoughts on the program tonight. israeli settlers and radical rights groups have gathered in the west bank to protest against the palestinians drive for sovereignty of the un on friday the police and armed forces are on high alert fearing a mass marches by violence the settlers and the palestinian lands are the latest on this story is paulus leah. i'm jealous that was must see for you know quite frankly coming up to the mark after the luck of that race and that takes a hit going to happen to you because i really think it was bill that was that was all that was wrong now we are lucky to be that was the goa

watch nick clegg's keynote this sunday at 9 on c-span. in the weeks ahead, party conferences with labor party leader and conservative leader david cameron. >> thursday, following his morning address to the united nations british assembly, david cameron traveled to canada to meet with steven harper and address the canadian parliament for the first time. in his 20 minute speech, he discuss the global economy and security. this program is curtesy of canada's cable public affairs channel, cpac. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> order. i'll call upon the right honorable prime minister to take the podium. [applause] [applause] >> translator: thank you, dear colleagues. the honorable speaker of the senate, the speak of the house of commons, senators and members, the chief justice and justices of the supreme court, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen -- it is a great privilege to welcome to the parliament today, the right honorable david cameron. [applause] on a personal note, david, i've seen you recently and often

>> next, "q &a" then nick clegg at the party conference. you say it's a con game made to suit the interests of the tenured faculty who would prefer to write obscure tomes rather than teach broad introductry classes to freshmen. >> it occurred to me in researching this book that the professors have very different interests than students do and parents do. what gets rewarded is publicication, publicication and more publicication. and it's actually, not your imagination in case you've read an academic book lately, it's supposed to be obscure because you as an academic have to basically blaze new trails. you have to always be saying something new. for instance last year there were 100 new academic works published on shakes sphere. now, love shake speer, studied shake speer in college but have to wondor whether there is actually worth professors' time to be writing new kind of theatrical twists on shake spear as opposed to teaching a broad are introductry class on hamlet. >> where did this start? >> it started with the progressives in the 1920s.

nick clegg there are domestic issues. next, remarks from gov.ick perry, a brick santorum, ron paul, and turcame. they are invigorating the party. it is good to be with friends. let me share this with the. i am just one of many governors. millions of americans are deeply concerned about the federal government that has grown too big. they willfully neglected the constitutional duties. they're shoveling for stability. they're struggling for stability on the seas of an economic storm. in the intervening months, millions of people remain unemployed. the number american onto stamps as ration all-time high. the credit rating has been downgraded for the first time in the history of this country. it is the desire to spend the inheritance. thinking there are plans and other misguided economic theories. it is record debt. nearly 2.5 million of our citizens have lost jobs. one in six cannot even find the job. they call this a recovery. the call it the recovery of the year. it is the great promise of hope and change. this is the most offensive to date. presi

watch nick clegg's democratic congress this sunday at nine on c-span. weeks ahead, party conferences with labor party leader and conservative leader, david com -- cameron. >> today, they passed down the temporary spending bill. some support hinges on how disaster relief is paid for in the federal budget. next, democrats on the effort to fully fund fema and avoid a government shut down in one week. a vote on a new senate version is scheduled for monday. they called for republicans to come to the table this weekend so both parties can reach common ground. this is 20 minutes. >> why do i think it's republican? it funds the government at the levels we agreed upon in july, totally agreed on that. in addition to that, we've taken the money that the house said should be in fema, and we put it in there without the offsets, so we've compromised even though the house has right now sitting over there on one of those shelfs, a bill we passed on a bipartisan basis that they have not taken up. we'll make sure that hundreds of thousands of americans who are receiverri

watch deputy prime minister nick clegg's keynote from the liberal democratic conference this sunday at 9:00 on c-span. in the weeks ahead, party conferences with labour party leader and a conservative prime minister david cameron. >> in my opinion, i think they bounds of economic freedom have been pushed too far. >> and the faculty lounges, and author suggests that tenured job for life entitlement mentality needs to go. >> there are basically professors of cooking -- professors of nutritional studies who have tenure now. and when pressed, someone at the aup or a professor toeing the party line will say, well, we need someone who have -- who has tenure in securities that is so they can talk about immigration, even though it is controversial, or somebody with nutritional studies has to be able to say something controversial about obesity. sunday night on "q&a." "washington journal" continues. host: let me introduce you to our first guest, rhone resch is the president and ceo of the solar energy industries association representing their interests in washington. thank you for being with us

what nick clegg oppose a key note. party conferences from labor party leader. >> admiral mike mullen said pakistan is exporting violence to afghanistan in jeopardize in relations and the outcome of the afghanistan war. he testified before the senate armed services committee for a little more than three hours. this marks his first appearance before the committee. it is his final congressional testimony before requiring -- retiring at the end of the month. >> good morning. we see testimony this morning. we welcome me. it is likely to be his last appearance before he retires at the end of this month. since the appointment as the 17th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in 2007, in reappointment by president obama in 2009, admiral mullen has led this to the complex of four years of security challenges. among the challenges occurring, had been the following. a drawdown of forces in iraq and a counterinsurgency strategy. a reduction of u.s. troops in in afghanistan, support of nato operations in libya, management of a vola