. >> next, deputy prime minister nick clegg takes questions. then, a house hearing. i am the next "washington journal" william kristol reviews the news of the week. debra herdsmen, chairman of the report discusses the ntsb decision to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit. and then the future of the supplemental nutrition assistance program, the food stamp program. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> british deputy prime minister nick clegg stood in for david cameron last wednesday for question time. david cameron was meeting with president obama in washington dc. he fielded questions on human rights violations in sri lanka, youth unemployment, and a referendum that will determine whether the u.k. stays in the european union. this was the first question time of the new parliamentary session. uestions for the prime minister.

nick clegg also made his way -- this will be his third queen's speech as deputy prime minister.t will be interesting to try and identify the lib dem imprint on the content of the speech. also edward miller band making his way to parliament. miliband band -- making his way to parliament. the history goes back at least to the 16th century. the ceremony from today date back to the rebuilding of westminster in the 19th century. a short while ago, a rather curious and old-fashioned security check was carried out by the oldest tradition military corps still in existence. leading the men of the card another ceremonial search of the sellers, dating back to the gunpowder plot. ,> search party, by the center slow march. of the royal bodyguards, created back in 1485 at the battle of bosworth by henry tudor. they were assembling there in the princes chamber. they will be directly above the cellar. already this morning there has been plenty of activity is the final checks for this year's state opening. one person with a great view of events as my colleague, sean williams. >> good morning. i

prime minister david cameron is visiting the united states today said that the prime minister nick clegg will be filling in for him. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> 705,000 untypical basic rate -- >> pretty much, mr. speaker. 17,000 individuals across whales with cuts in tax credit and benefits, and across the u.k. will get a tax cut,% will be right, yes or no? >> what i would say, mr. speaker, is higher earnings paying more taxes under this government than they did any year under the labour government. we are supporting families with low taxation and progressively, and no interest at all in the interests of hard-working families. >> questions for the prime minister. question no. one. >> mr. speaker, i have been asked to resign. my right hon. friend the prime minister. >> the deputy prime minister must be heard. the deputy prime minister. >> my right hon. friend the prime minister is visiting the united states for meetings with president obama making the case for a trans-atlantic trade agreement with the united states morning i meet with the prime minister of colleagues and others a

deputy prime minister nick clegg stood in for david cameron last wednesday for question time. david cameron was meeting with president obama in washington dc. he fielded questions on human rights violations in sri lanka, youth unemployment, and a referendum that will determine whether the u.k. stays in the european union. this was the first question, the new parliamentary session. and no interest at all in the interests of hard-working families. >> questions for the prime minister. question no. one. >> mr. speaker, i have been asked to resign. my right ho friend the prime minister. >> the deputy prime mister must be heard. the deputy prime minister. >> my right hon. friend the prime minister is visiting the united states for meetings with president obama making the case for a trans-atlantic trade agreement with the united states and european union and this morning i meet with the prime minister of colleagues and others and duties in this house and other questions later today. >> the deputy prime minister, conservative members of parliament don't have to support the government'

you had your money in cyprus a meter jump in yeah the dollar drops over ninety percent as sort of nick clegg in the last month or the big point security policy is far better than anything exists it's not really powerful when i hold because it's all my computer and i sent to someone directly over the internet using software that i wrote completely myself ok and i have a buy in from here and let me ask you about one of the champions but not everyone writes their own software explained that. that's right you know the someone who you're doing it or not is enough time for me or go ahead i can't write software or the software is open source so just like someone can read french or spanish or english you can download the software for a big point and you can read through the source code and see it does exactly what it says it does it's a system based of mathematics and cryptography not of laws and legislation are subject to the fallibilities and failings of human is a proper system that works according to principles mathematical princes that can't be cheated or bent according to their wills and custo

deputy prime minister nick clegg takes questions. then, a house hearing.fter that, another chance to see "q&a." on the next washington journal, reads the news of the week, including the house hearing, and the benghazi investigation. debra, chairman of the national transportation safety board, discussing it -- discusses the what alcohol legal limit. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. was anetia garfield educated woman and as a believer in women's rights to much she expressed frustration with the traditional roles of mother and wife. during garfield's front porch campaign for president, she reluctantly played the role of hostess. when he was assassinated, she returned to an ohio -- two ohio

then another chance to see bridge deputy prime minister nick clegg take questions at the british house of commons. thursday, the house judiciary subcommittee on immigration and border security held a hearing on the guestworker program in the u.s. agriculture industry. witnesses included arturo and representatives from u.s. seafood and meat production facilities. this is about an hour and 25 minutes. >> good afternoon. i want to apologize to everyone who was waiting on me, the witnesses and everyone in the audience and especially my colleagues, for having another vote in another committee. we are here because the subcommittee on immigration and order security will have a theing on hr 17 73 which is agricultural guestworker act. the committee will come to order. welcome to all of our witnesses. i will recognize myself for an opening statement, then the ranking member. we are now here to begin our thederation of hr1773, agricultural guestworker act. this will provide american farmers with what they have asked for from anywhere -- years. -- for many years. this benefits each of us. i congr

prime minister david cameron is visiting the united states today said that the prime minister nick clegg will be filling in for him. this is live coverage on c-span2. >> 705,000 untypical basic rate -- >> pretty much, mr. speaker. 17,000 individuals across whales with cuts in tax credit and benefits, and across the u.k. will get a tax cut,% will be right, yes or no? >> what i would say, mr.