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"q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcast. >> tonight on prime minister's questions, british prime minister david cameron response to recent terrorist threats and budget cuts. also a review of midterm election results and what that means for congress. later, another chance to watch "q&a." tomorrow, the texas governor talks about his new book, "said up -- fed up." it is part of his book tour. >> let me ask the prime minister in all seriousness -- is it really a wise judgment when he is telling everybody to tighten their belts to put his own personal photographer on the civil service pay roll? he asked the questions because he has not got the answer to anything. >> now time for prime minister's questions. this time they talk about recent terrorist threats and the prime minister's decision to put his personal photographer on the payroll. he also talks about reducing unemployment and cuts in health spending. >> questions for the prime minister. john robertson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am sure the house will wish to join me in paying tribute to blanchard, who died on saturday.

our first guest is the number one podcaster in, i think the world, unless the chinese are up to somethings defied all reason and written a book, with words in it and everything, it's called "in 50 years, we'll all be chicks." pease welcome literary sensation adam carolla! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> jimmy: should i say shalom, thank you for being here, rabbi? >> no, i brought it out because -- i don't know if you are experiencing this, but i'm getting hot flashes. i think i'm experiencing manopause. i do. i'm irritable. i'm bloated. i no longer when i have sex with myself -- >> jimmy: really? that concerns me. really worries me. >> it's what you call a marker. >> jimmy: i have to say, you're up to all sorts of unexpected things like writing a book. i believe it was you who called the library the devil's works p workshop, wasn't it? >> well, i just thank that words poison the mind, jimmy. >> jimmy: i really -- i don't know that we can express to people how unlikely it is that you would be the author of a book that's selling very well, right? >>

don't forget to check out our podcast. you can subscribe to it on itunes.ll never miss the show and the price is zero. this week's book of the week is martin jack's "when china rules the world." the end of the western world and birth of a new global order. the book says we haven't even nothing yet. china will change the western dominated world we are all comfortable with. whether you agree with it or not, it's a lively book full of provocations and predictions. now for the last look. after the recent u.s. elections new york mayor michael bloomberg said the incoming freshman class can't read. >> i imagine he doesn't mean that literally but there's a politician who is an actual clown named grumpy. i'm not making this up. grumpy won his congressional seat by landslide garnering twice as many votes as his counterpart. he's been forced to submit to a literacy test to see if he's fit to serve. the campaign slogan was it can't get any

-- podcast mentioned there? >> this is the bill press show.ost: 12 minutes from the top of the hour. it is official. now, in washington state, george bush refuses to be a pundit. president obama bros a slippery at someone at the white house and we are back with tina fey. don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ host: a quick look at yesterday's show. larry was here from the university. they both have insights about the midterm elections. you don't want to miss any part of the show. if you have a podcast subscription, it will automatically download every day to your iphone. you can listen to the entire show commercial free and catch those interviews that you may have missed the day before because you were out of the car or away from home or what ever. go to the website. on the political front, 90 million people voted on tuesday. here is one that did not. bristol palin was too busy practicing her dance steps. she did not vote. >> she did not vote. >host: she did not even vote absentee. >> there is a joke about her abstaining, but i am not going to s

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while you're there don't forget to check out our podcast.it on itunes and that way you will never miss a show and the price is of course zero. >>> this week's book of the week is martin jack's "when china rules the world: the end of the western world and the birth of a new global order." the subtitle says it all. the book basically says we ain't seen nothing yet. china is going to change the western dominated world we are all comfortable with. whether you agree with it or not this is a very forcefully written lively book full of provocations and predictions. now for the last look. after the recent u.s. elections, new york mayor michael bloomberg equipped the incoming class of congressional freshmen can't read. i don't imagine his honor meant that literally but down in brazil, there's a politician whos literacy is being questioned by prosecutors. ♪ the candidate in question is a clown. yes, an actual clown named grumpy, i kid you not, i'm not making this stuff up. grumpy won his congressional seat by a landslide, garnering more than twice as

while you're there, don't forget to check out our podcast.n sub can you describe to it at itunes. you'll never miss a show and it is free. >>> our book of the week is "super power," the amazing race between china's hare and india's tortoise. he's written a fascinating study of the rising asian giants. what has the potential to bring each of them to greatness, what could hold each of them back from reaching that potential. it's a fascinating look by an asian. most of what we read about asia tends to be written by westerners, but this was written within asia. >>> now a last look at the president's trip. he went to indonesia, his childhood home, where he hadn't set foot in 20 years. he reminisced in a press conference. >> when i first came here it was in 1967, and people were on bicycle rickshaw things. and, you know, now as president i can't even see any traffic because they block off all the streets. >> mr. obama, don't get nostalgic about traffic. here's president obama zooming through the cleared streets of jakarta this week, and here's what

"q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> next, debbie prime minister nick clegg stands in for prime minister david cameron at the british house of commons. then georgetown black law students talk about the midterm elections. after that, another chance to see "q&a" with bethany mclean. tomorrow on "washington journal," washington post congressional reporter paul cain looks at the agenda for this month's lame duck session in congress. republican senator elect mike lee of utah talks about his election to the senate, the tea party movement, and the balanced budget initiative. democrat, but the congressman in electhansen clarke talks about legislative priorities in the democratic party. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the deputy prime minister said it was his aim to end university tuition fees. can he update the house? >> mr. speaker, of course i acknowledge this is an extraordinarily d