peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances where you met him?usan: people used to say i got my job through the washington post. i was lucky enough to get a job at the washington post and to find and meet my husband. say that monica lewinsky was the thing that brought us together. so there was some good at least they came out of that side of. i was an editor at the washington post and i would oversee investigative reporting for the national staff. i started in january 1998 one week before the monica story broke. peter was a white house reporter covering president clinton. that is how we met. brian: we have some video from 1998. actually, right after you started. february 6. this is your husband, peter baker, when he worked at the post. >> the president gets home from his deposition on january 17, having just spent six hours with lawyers from pollen jones and going through all this reported sexual encounters with lawyers repeating questions. the one that stuck in his mind was monica lawrence go. -- monica lewinsky. he gets home at night and becaus

your husband peter baker. clinton discussed jones testimony with secretary. peter: the president gets home from his deposition on january 17. they've gone through all his reported sexual encounters with women over the years. the one that stuck in his mind was monica lewinsky. he gets home at night and because of betty currie and asks her to come into the office the next day. so they can talk about it. that sunday in the privacy of the white house and they went through his testimony and he tried to see if his memory matched her memory. prosecutors are very interested in that because her version was somewhat different in that he says i was never out of earshot. he and lewinsky were never essentially alone, he claims. betty kerry said yes but later told investigators had been the outer office on a number of occasions. brian: what are you thinking? peter: my taste in ties hasn't gotten any better. that was a long time ago. the issues were so extraordinary. never repeated sense, thank goodness. since, thank goodness. we're young journalists trying to figure out wha

peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances where you met him?usan: people used to say i got my job through the washington post. i was lucky enough to get a job at the washington post and to find and meet my husband. we also like to say that monica lewinsky was the thing that brought us together. so there was some good at least they came out of that side of. i was an editor at the washington post and i would oversee investigative reporting for the national staff. i started in january 1998 one week before the monica story broke. peter was a white house reporter covering president clinton. that is how we met. brian: we have some video from 1998. actually, right after you started. february 6. this is your husband, peter baker, when he worked at the post. >> the president gets home from his deposition on january 17, having just spent six hours with lawyers from pollen jones and going through all this reported sexual encounters with lawyers repeating questions. the one that stuck in his mind was monica lawrence go. -- monica lewinsky. he gets home at

sunday night, politico editor susan glasser and new york times chief white house correspondent peter bakerho are married join us to talk about their careers and their upcoming plans to move to israel. >> it's going to be a great adventure. we were bureau chief together in moscow so we have done overseas together before but we have not spent any time in jerusalem or time in israel and we'll are looking forward to learning a lot. i think it will be a real adventure. it's part of the world that has so much history to it. today'sital part of issues and we spend a lot of time writing about it in washington but have never lived there on the ground so we are looking forward to it. >> i will basically be changing roles and continuing at politico in a role around helping to be -- to lead our editorial growth. we are expanding in the united states and internationally. lost politico europe earlier this year and we will launch new things. i came to politico to start the magazine. about 2.5 years ago. exciting,n a really new platform to take us into both ambitious longform reporting and the war of idea

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week on "q&a," politico editor susan glasser and new york times chief white house correspondent peter bakerare married, talk about their careers and their plans to move to israel. brian: what made you get into this business? susan glasser: what an exciting way to earn a living while learning something new every single day.

. >> sunday night on q&a, political editor and new york times chief correspondent peter baker who areried join us to talk about their careers and their upcoming plans to move to israel. >> it will be a great adventure. we were bureau chiefs together in moscow. thinge done the overseas together before we have not spent any time in jerusalem or israel and we are looking forward to learning a lot. it will be a great adventure. it is part of the world that has so much history and is a vital part of today's issues. we spend a lot of time writing about it but we have never lived there. >> we will also be changing roles and continuing at politico in a role around helping to meet work here in the united states and internationally. just this past year, we launched politico europe. to politico to stop political magazine about 2.5 years ago. it has been an exciting new platform to take us into ambitious longform reporting and the war of ideas. at 8:00 p.m.ht eastern on c-span's q&a. >> live today on c-span washington journal, is next. at 11:00, the bipartisan policy center holds a panel on virus

peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances where you met him?: people used to say i got my job through the washington post. i was lucky enough to get a job at the washington post and to find and meet my husband. we also like to say that monica lewinsky was the thing that brought us together. so there was some good at least they came out of that side of. i was an editor at the washington post and i would oversee in

. >> political editor susan glasser and new york time's chief correspondent peter baker, who are married, talk about their careers and upcoming plans to move to israel. peter: it will be a great adventure. we were both partners in mocow. but we never spent time in jerusalem or israel. we are looking forward to learning a lot. it is going to be a real adventure. it is a part of the world that has so much history and so much of a vital part of today's issues. we spent a lot of time writing about them in washington, but never actually lived there on the ground. >> i will also basically be changing roles and continuing at political in april --at politico in a role where we continue to expand both in the u.s. and internationally. this past year we launched politico europe. i came to politico to start politico magazine about 2.5 years ago. we started that, and it has been an exciting new platform to take us into both ambitious longform reporting and the war of ideas. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. u.s.aid administrator gill smith talked to the brooking institute. she talked a

week, susan glasser and peter baker.he husband and wife talk about their careers in jerusalem and and theirheir careers plans to move to jerusalem. &a is sunday at 8 p.m. eastern. >> every election cycle will remind us how important it is to be involved. >> c-span as amount for political junkies. >> it's a way to stay informed. >> there are a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues will say, "i saw you on c-span." >> now we see what is going on inside it. >> and we have more road to the white house coverage today on c-span. ahead of michigan's primary tomorrow, today senator bernie sanders is in dearborn, michigan. he is holding a rally at 2:30 p.m. eastern today. there are 137 democratic delegates at stake. you can see that live here on c-span and add 7:45 p.m. eastern, it is hillary clinton's turn. she is campaigning in detroit. that will be live here on c-span. campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, as we talked to the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org. >> and here i

. >> sunday, susan glasser and peter baker join us to talk about their marriage, their careers, and their upcoming move to israel. >> it's going to be a great adventure. we have done the overseas thing together before, but we have never spent time in jerusalem or israel, and i think we are looking forward to learning a lot. it's going to be a real adventure. it's a part of the world that has so much history to it, and it's a vital part of today's issues. we have spent a lot of time in washington on a but we have .ever been on the ground susan: i will be helping to lead our editorial growth and continuing to expand internationally. we launched politico europe this past year. i came to politico two star politico magazine about two and a half years ago. a reallyt has been exciting new platform to take us into both ambitious longform the world of ideas. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> charles bolin testified on his agency's budget request for the next fiscal year before a senate appropriations subcommittee today. reduces nasa funding by about 2%. >> the committee will

. >> this sunday, susan glasser and peter baker discuss their careers, marriage to each other and future plans to move to israel. see that this sunday at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. eastern on c-span. later tonight, the road to the white house coverage continues with hillary clinton campaigning in detroit. our coverage gets underway at 7:45 p.m. eastern and that we will take your phone calls, live comments and tweets. announcer: as campaign 2016 continues, primaries and caucuses are taking place tomorrow with a special focus on michigan and mississippi. join us at 8 p.m. for live coverage of the election results, viewer reactions. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. communicators, we will examine a 1996 telecommunications act with its authors -- jack seals, the former chair of the committee and message uses democratic senator edward markey. they will discuss whether the act is outdated and should be rewritten. youtube like google and are part of the culture today. they were impossible to be greeted before the act. we have had a lot nothing is perfect.

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"q&a," susanht on and peter baker, who are married, join us to talk about their careers and their upcoming plans to move to israel. >> it will be a good adventure. susan and i were bureau chiefs for the washington post, but we never spent any time injuries slam or in israel -- a ny time in jerusalem or in israel. we spend a lot of time writing in washington, but we have never spent time on the ground. i am looking forward to it. >> i will be continuing with politico helping to meet our editorial growth and innovation. we are expanding in the united states and internationally. just as last year, we launched political europe. i came to politico to start politico magazine. we started that two-and-a-half years ago. it has been an exciting new platform to take us into those ambitious reporting. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton held a campaign rally in cleveland. ohio holds its primary next tuesday. her remarks are 20 minutes. hillary clinton: hello. [cheers] hillary clinton: thank you so much. hello cleveland, hello ohio. >> hi

susanday night on "q&a," glasser and peter baker, who are married, join us to talk about their careers and their upcoming plans to move to israel. >> it will be a great adventure. susan and i were in moscow to gather for "the washington post." we have done the overseas thing before, but have never spent time in jerusalem. it is part of the world that has so much history to it. we spent a lot of time writing about it in washington, but we have never lived there. >> i will also basically be changing roles and continuing at ourtico, helping to meet editorial growth. we are continuing to expand in the united states and internationally. just this last year, we launched politico europe. i came to politico to start politico magazine two-and-a-half years ago. we started that. it has been a really exciting new platform to take us in to both ambitious longform reporting. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> i am a history buff. i do enjoy seeing the fabric of our country and how things, just how they work. >> i love american artifacts. something i really enjoy. tv gives youistor

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sunday night political editor susan glasser and "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker who are married join us to talk about their careers and upcoming plans to move to israel. >> there will be a great adventure. susan and i were pure cheats together for the "washington post" we've done the overseas thing together before but we've never spent any time in jerusalem, never spent time in israel and i think we're looking for to learn a lot. it's going to be a real adventure. it's a part of the work that has so much history and so much of a vital part of today's issues. we spent a lot of time writing about it but we've never lived there on the ground. >> i will also basically be changing roles and continuing at politico in our roll around helping to meet our editorial growth and innovation. we are continuing to expand both in the united states and also internationally. just this past year we launched political europe. i came to politico to start politico magazine about to a half years ago. we started that. i think it's been a really exciting new platform to take us into both

co sunday night, politi baker, whond peter are married, talk to us about their careers and their moveel. >> we lived in moscow for the washington post, so we have been overseas together, but we never spent time in israel. we are looking forward to learning a lot. it is going to be a real adventure. this is a part of the world that has so much history. timee have spent a lot of together, but not actually there on the ground. >> i will basically be changing roles, but continuing in a roll expand.elping to we are doing this in the united states and internationally. we are looking at that. i came to politico to start the magazine about 2.5 years ago. i think this is going to be an exciting new platform to take us into those ambitions. >> sunday night, at 8:00 p.m. >> next, a bipartisan group of former members of congress discuss the history of campaign finance. they talk about court decisions and legislation on who can finance campaigns and how much they can get. and they discuss improving the system. this was hosted by the national archives. you for hosting us in this marvel -- marvelous

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