culture determine politics, so the sense that the decision of putin in moscow, the decision of yannick povichkiev could change yet -- decision of kovich invitz -- yanu kiev could change things. what was it the citizens thought would be forthcoming? in terms of everyday life, what were their expectations of what was to be forthcoming? >> this is a great question. it provides me a chance to give an example of the misperceptions i am talking about. the fact is while many ukrainian citizens may have thought they had immediate improvement in standards, he was anything but. all you have to do is look over poland history, bulgaria, romania, who traveled this long, hard path to join the european union, and you know once you sign this agreement and begin the difficult process of transforming your country's , all youinstitutions have is 10 years of pain, because the first thing asked of you is to cut your budget deficit, and that usually means reducing aid for people on the bottom of the social ladder. it means cutting jobs. there are industries that have been subsidized and have added payrolls, so cut

i got a phone call from mau maury povich this morning. i am the father. and i did it the old fashioned way, with my body. i wasn't going to mention it. we were trying to keep it quiet, but i'm starting to show. i'm 46. my son is 20 my daughter is 22. a lot of people have been asking me why do it all over again. i'll tell you why. we are in a very competitive late night environment right now. and abc thought it would be gootd to add a baby to the show. even though we have the new baby coming, we still love you very, very much. >> i love you, too, jimmy. >> jimmy: i felt like i was getting too much sleep. we're doing this rainbow loom project. i asked kids to loom something for me and send them to the show to have them fashioned into a loom suit, a whole suit made of these things. i honestly didn't think we would get much. i got thousands and thousands of bracelets and necklaces and ties and belts. little purses. which i'm not sure what i was supposed to do with. ed hands, all kinds of stuff. a world name from ally sent me 100 bracelets. she made all of the

yannick povich -- mr. has a track record of making promises that he does not phil and andy goes back on them. people on the ground are not stupid. they have seen him backtracking on the constitutional change. him have seen before backtracking on the promise to sign the association agreement with the european union. they do not trust him and they're very good reason not to do so. >> peter cook, what is the administration's reaction to this right now? >> we don't have the official reaction from the white house du to the actions and ukraine. part of that is due to the questions just raise -- is there a deal, is it an agreement that most of the protesters in independence square can accept? until the united states get a better sense of the lay of the land, you will not hear too much from the administration amps up -- other than encouraging words for the european union and the folks on the ground working to negotiate things. they want to see if the deal holds. >> seems like that is the biggest issue here, and it

say, woe maury povich is me. come on. i have a simple closing comment. get up. get up and get out and win in 2014. talk about what we value. get up. [applause] [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [applause] >> president obama will talk to members of his party at the meeting. live coverage it's underway at 4:45 eastern on c-span. >> almost immediately people start talking about what is to be done with the alien population, which includes german and japanese and italian foreign national. the japanese american population on the west coast, they were they weret en masse. removed. they were forced to leave, and they were put in camps surrounded by barbed wire in the interior, and they were not charged with anything in particular. newspapersmost strongly supported the removal of japanese americans. it was a very popular policies locally. the civil rights organizations largely based back east did not pay much attention to it. in all the newspapers on the west coast they had editoria