digitally connected sunday morning at 10:45 and on c-span freak former cia chief soviet analyst ray cline on cold war intelligence during the eisenhower administration sunday at 3:00. >> next on booktv victor navasky, publisher of the nation present his thoughts on the power of political cartoons. this is a little under an hour. >> i had to come all the way from next door to be here. the ideal invitation and i am honored to be at the honors college and this for me is an experiment. you are the subjects of the experiment because as you may have gathered from the introduction, i am everything except i am a word person and i have been brought up in the world of words and one of the lessons to me and problems for me in putting together this book was i discovered shortly that word people don't have the arch and images can on occasion be more powerful than words. how do you deal with that in words? that is the dilemma you will see and when i show you some of these pictures i had to deal with so let me start by just reading you the beginning from the beginning of and 11 because it tells how i go

american history tv, ray cline on cold war intelligence during the eisenhower administration. that is sunday at 3:00. >> the judiciary committee has begun marking up the border security bill. thursday's meeting included these comments from charles schumer. you can see the entire hearing, at c-span duckboard -- c- span.org. of eight of us spent a great deal of time on this legislation. we believe it is sound, balanced, sturdy ship that will not begin its voyage. we believe -- that will now begin its voyage. we have taken all considerations into account and have come up with a fair bill or no one gets everything they want, but at the end of the day, it will mean dramatic improvement for the american economy, for the american people, ammo make our immigration policy much more in sync -- and will make our immigration policy much more in sync with what is good for jobs and america. i would ask my colleagues, americans will support common sense solutions to both future immigration and the 11 million living in the shadows, but only if they are convinced that there will not be future

and a c-span threes american history tv, former cia chiefs of the analyst ray cline on cold war intelligence during the eisenhower administration. sunday at three. >> live now on capitol hill in the rayburn house office building where the center for strategic and budgetary assessment is releasing a report today on the future of u.s. special operations. the vice president jim thomas and research fellow chris doherty will discuss the defiance of this report on how special operations have changed since nine 9/11. also on the and republican congressman max thornberry, the vice chair of the house armed services committee, and michael sheehan, assistant secretary of defense for special operations of low intensity conflict. the groups president will moderate the event. they should get underway here in just a moment live here on c-span2. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> once again where live in the rayburn house office building on capitol hill. we wait the center for strategic and budgetary assessments report on the future of special operations. it