now, why is this so great and people think, why is schuster focusing on perdue university? why does he care about mitch daniels becoming the president of perdue. mitch daniels, when he was governor of indiana, he slashed higher education for the state of indiana across the board. his second to last year in office, he caught $122,000,000,000 -- cut $122,000,000,000 for universities like indiana state, like iup. he slashed funding. in his last year he cut another $60 million out of funding for public universities. so isn't it great that the there is mitch daniels going to have to go to we felt laugh yellow indiana and going to have to deal with the university of that is struggling to make up the shortfall because of his work as governor? god bless you, mitch daniels, not only should you spend time in west lafayette where tuition has been raised by 8 1/2% for students though costs have gone up by 6% but if you get to west lafayette, that is because of your cuts to higher education. not only should you spend time in west lafayette. i invite you to spend time in bloomington, hom

. >> it is a very diverse group from perdue university in that we have liberal arts and a communication history, political science. we have psychology as well. we also have a group of engineers. this is the second year of this class. the feeling is it will help to round out the education at purdue provides these young people. we also have an international contingent. five of our students are not u.s.-born. they are foreign students, from el salvador, nigeria, china, and i missed one. which one is it? jordon. thank you. so the experience that they have been having has been in many ways what i call washington from the outside in. for many of them, a first look at the capitol. we have had meetings on capitol hill, the state department. we had lunch yesterday with the new york times. and the question we have been asking office is formulas for success. you have come to the town, of is the competitive on a number of levels, and you have been doing a job of reporting in a political town. you have had monumental success with the newspaper. what would you advise the students who are coming to wa

. >> perdue university students on the newspaper business covering presidential elections once newsworthy and the rise of social media sunday at 8:00 on hart senate office building -- on c-span. >> dea agents accused of misconduct in secret service prostitution scandal have been recalled from columbia. this is an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. i would like to welcome administrator leonhart and thank her for testifying before the subcommittee this morning. we all appreciate that the 11's efforts and the strides to increase -- reduce the increasingly dangerous drug trade. the administrator's testimony comes at a timely moment that the war on drugs open the potential crossroads. on july 1st mexico will elect a new president. by all accounts, enrique nieto is leading the field. p prigovernment has governed mexico for 71 years until 2000. the pre minimize violence by turning a blind eye to the cartel. the current president felipe a. calderon has changed the strategy and confront the organized crime. as mentioned in your testimony the key to the

. >> perdue university students interview dan walz on the newspaper business covering presidential elections, what's newsworthy and the rise of the social media sunday at eight on c-span. >>> next, conservative women discuss how women are portrayed in the media and treated in the business world. panelists including commentator bay buchanan and christina hoff sommers talk about how the women are affected by public policy including the new health care law to read the clare boothe luce policy institute posted this to our forum. >> good afternoon. >> my name is catherine rodriguez and i am collector director the clare boothe luce policy institute. i just want to welcome you will hear this afternoon today to hear from our great panel last about the real war against women. as the nation's premier organization for conservative women, the blues policy prepare islamic leadership through a series of unique programs and events like this one and help students bring conservative ideas to their campuses to read our campus lecture program includes a great conservative women like bay buchanan, michelle malk

. >> perdue university students interview the washington post reporter on at the newspaper business, covering elections, and the rise of social media. sunday at 8:00 on c-span. earlier today, house democrat and republican leaders gave their weekly briefing. during remarks, minority leader policy called the vote against eric holder and "shameful display of abuse of power," and accused house republicans of retaliating against him because of their department's investigation into voter suppression law. she spoke for just over half an hour inside the capitol. >> good morning. this is a very interesting week, because so many things are coming together or not. what we have seen is a shameful display of abuse of power by the republicans in the house of representatives. instead of bringing jobs- creating legislation to the fore, the transportation bill, they are holding the attorney general of the united states in contempt of congress for doing his job. it is really important to note how this is connected with some of their other decisions. it is no accident. it is no coincidence that the att

. >> sunday night, perdue university students interview dan balz on the presidential election sundayt 8:00 on c- span. >> "washington journal" continues -- >> dan issett is here to talk to us about the supreme court decision on the indecency rule that came down thursday. the court mysticism last week and threw out existing penalties that the fcc had imposed an air worse for nudity and profanity. it left the door for -- open for further policing. the group represented is the parents television council and they advocate for what they describe as responsible entertainment. let's go with that as the beginning. what would you define as responsible entertainment? guest: the parents of families have a good idea of that. we know that too much that exists out there is not responsible entertainment particularly when we talk about the use of the publicly owned airwaves during the day when the children are watching. that is the issue as what is proposed. host: how much is on the broadcasters and how much are on the parents? guest: parents will always be the first land last line of defense. that

. >> perdue university students interview the "washington post" reporter on the newspaper business, what is newsworthy, and the rise of social media. sunday at 8:00 on c-span. >> defense department officials told lawmakers that the u.s. military is on track to hand over power to afghan security forces by the end of 2014. major general stephen thousand says -- stephen townsend says they are working on training for officers. comments during these armed services hearings. this is one hour and 15 minutes. [inaudible] >> biya receive testimony about resources and strategies -- we will receive testimony about resources and strategist from u.s. and nato forces. the department of defense is represented by david sedney, debra -- deputy secretary of defense for central asia pakistan, and afghanistan. thank you for your presentation and your service to our country. we look forward to your testimony on plans for training and equipping the afghan national security force, and details about the projected size -- projected size of the force in the near and long term for . many of us just returned from a

. >> perdue university students interview dan balz on the newspaper business and the rise of social media. sunday at 8:00 on c-span. >> the controlling of the currency tell congress that that they have risk-management weaknesses. he is testifying about the trading loss. also, the head of the sec and the fdic. >> the chair wishes to remind our guess is that the manifestation of approval or disapproval including the use of signs and placards is a violation of rules which govern this committee. we wish to thank our guests in advance for their cooperation in maintaining order and decorum. our second panel is made up of one witness, ceo of jpmorgan chase, mr. jamie dimon. you are recognized for five minutes. maybe if the cameras will take a picture and then sort of excess it. we welcome you to the committee. >> thank you. i am appearing to discuss recent losses. >> could we get him to pull the microphone a little bit closer? >> these losses have generated attention. while we're still reviewing the facts, i will explain everything i can. jpmorgan taste has products and services to individuals,

. >> sunday night, perdue university students interviewed a washington post reporter on what is newsworthyocial media. sunday at 8:00 on c-span. this weekend, and all the details of "fast and furious." >> this was kept from the american people and the mexican people as well. there are hundreds of mexican citizens who have been murdered as a result of this, but the only thing that we knew outside of the government program was that guns from american gun dealers were going into mexico and causing all these problems. the government was sanctioning the sales and sending them into mexico. >> she is interviewed by "national journal" white house correspondent major barrett. part of book tv, this weekend on c-span 2. >> with suicides on the rise, military veterans, the defense and veterans affairs department held a conference that continues to bring awareness to the problem. top military leaders discussed improvements that have been made to the detection and treatment of mental health problems of veterans. later in this two and a half hour conference, we would hear remarks from health and human se

. >> sunday night, perdue in diversit -- purdue university students conduct an interview. >> next month, an award winning author is our guest, his books on baseball and u.s. presidents has resulted in a dozen books. david pietrusza, sunday, july 1 at noon eastern on "book tv" on c-span 2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is luis cdebaca of the state department office of trafficking persons. guest: good morning. host: bay of published the report for june. guest: each year the u.s. government issues the trafficking persons report each year since the year 2000, which is when we updated our post civil war slavery statutes for the modern era. if even though this year marks the 150th anniversary? since president lincoln said that slavery should never exist again, slavery still here. it is something we have to continue to fight and every generation has to fight for freedom. this report looks at the countries of the world and says how are they doing on that. host: can we define human trafficking? guest: as secretary clinton said yesterday when issuing the report, is a euphemi

university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i'm committed to making a difference and i am a phoenix. that i put on my children's plate. perdue has always listened to the consumer. and what they've told us they want is a chicken nugget that tastes good but is nutritious. that's why we use all-white meat, breading that is whole grain with omega-3 and no preservatives. [ bruce ] this is a perdue nugget. this is a competitor. which one would you serve your family? it is my goal to make the highest quality, best-tasting nugget on the market. [ rebecca ] if i can get another whole grain into my children's diet, i feel like a better mom. [ chad ] i want consumers to eat this product and go, "dang, that's a good nugget." i'm drinking dunkin'. i'm drinking dunkin' iced mocha. they make it exactly how i like it. medium, iced, with a turbo shot. french vanilla, hazelnut, caramel -- i love 'em all. they make it perfect every time. america runs on dunkin' coffee. >>> nervous investors on wall street and good news for drivers. grass prices are dipping once again. lauren simonetti is live in new york with this morning's business beat. >> g