attorney richard thompson to stay on the job, to finish his duty once opr recommended him. because they wanted him to finish dusting off my father. but if you can't get an audience with the judge to conduct a hearing it doesn't mean anything. this is a problem. people died fighting for their civil rights. people were hosed down. democrats have civil rights. moveon.org, democrats now, all the organizations out there, we need you. this is not just about my father. it is about justice for all. for more information, you can reach out to politi politicalprosecution.org. go to info@politicalprosecution.org. i would give a phone number out. 706-951-2671. >> while that may sound some what vague, isn't what tha what financial institutions, capitol market and financial regulationsre

attorney richard thompson to stay on the job, to finish his duty once opr recommended him. because they wanted him to finish dusting off my father. but if you can't get an audience with the judge to conduct a hearing it doesn't mean anything. this is a problem. people died fighting for their civil rights. people were hosed down. democrats have civil rights. moveon.org, democrats now, all the organizations out there, we need you. this is not just about my father. it is about justice for all. for more information, you can reach out to politi politicalprosecution.org. go to info@politicalprosecution.org. i would give a phone number out. 706-951-2671. i offer myself a discussion on the economy and employment and world financial markets and later, a director and producer talks about a film, shouting fire, stories from the edge of free speech. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> conservation was a battle. there were two sides. just like they are now. >> historian douglas brinkley on teddy roosevelt and his role in the early days of the conservation movement. >> h

attorney richard thompson as administrative judge for the ethics commission in the state of georgia. how bold. can we make a link there can we connect the dots? of course we can. have we not presented extraordinary circumstances and evidence of conflicts of interest? have we not proven there were personal motives who had agendas that went after siegelman, paul minor. were they not a threat to the establishment? of course they were. in my father's case, what turned out to be a motive of gambling turned out to be incorrect. they said he was going to atlantic city and he lost a significant amount of money and therefore he had to steal from a charity he had created and that we needed money. during the first day of the court proceedings, the government abandoned its theories because they checked his losses but not his winnings. the judge allowed testimony to be submitted to the jury even though it was recanted during the trial and the record proves it was false. one of my father's colleagues senator nady ne thomas stated my father held up a very important bill with grady hospital, a feder

attorney richard thompson to stay on the job, to finish his duty once opr recommended him. because they wanted him to finish dusting off my father. but if you can't get an audience with the judge to conduct a hearing it doesn't mean anything. this is a problem. people died fighting for their civil rights. people were hosed down. democrats have civil rights. moveon.org, democrats now, all the organizations out there, we need you. this is not just about my father. it is about justice for all. for more information, you can reach out to politi politicalprosecution.org. go to info@politicalprosecution.org. i would give a phone number out. 706-951-2671. i offer myself [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] >> the house floor debate on energy and climate bill. remarks by president obama and angela merkel. after that, another chance to see a form on the go prosecutions by the justice department. >> this weekend, "tv" shows books on the economy. how to deal with the economic crisis. pat robertson, barry riddle