our guest roger hickey is the carter to for campaign for america's future.e look at them right after this. >> said they domestic lot of british people who follow british politics make -- i think a lot of british people think they are very comfortable with your system. your president is like our prime minister. you have two houses of your parliament and we have two in hours. well, no. our prime minister has much more power than your president. >> interviews with the london comparing the british and american forms of government as we talk to our guests about elections, the impact of money in races, the power of the prime minister, taxes, social issues, and the cost of living. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> c-span park's original documentary on the supreme court has been newly updated and will air sunday, january 2nd. you will see the grand public places and those on the available to the justices and their staff. you will hear about how the court works from all of the current supreme court justices including the newest, elena kagan. about some of the recent d

. ♪ >> on this morning's "washington journal," roger hickey of the campa of america's future.eporter lynn stanton on the s.e.c.'s net neutralty rules for the internet. and brian stann. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> closing speech has an inevitable aspect of no stahl jay. an extraordinary experience for me is coming to an end. but my dominant feeling is pride in the great privilege to be a part of this very unique behind. >> hear from retiring senators on the c-span video library. with every c-span program since 177. more than 160,000 hours. all online. all free. it's washington, your way. >> you're watching c-span. bringing you politics and public affairs. every morning it's "washington journal." a live call-in program about the news of the dayal connecting you with elected officials and policy makers jurenledists. watch the house. every weeknight congressional hearings and policy forums. on the weekends you can see our signature interview programs on saturdays, the communicators and on sundays q & a and the prime minister's british house

i love it remains essential was >> on tomorrow's washington journal, roger hickey on the president's relationship with political individuals. also, linh stanton and brian st ann on job prospects. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> a closing speech has an aspect of nostalgia. i have the extraordinary experience for me to come to an end. but my dominant feeling is pride in the great privilege to be a part of this very unique body. >> search for farewell speeches in here from retiring senators on the c-span video library with ever program since 1987. all on line, all free. it is washington, your way. now, a christmas message from the president and first lady. after the remarks, we will hear from the republican congressman from pennsylvania. >> merry christmas, everybody. michelle and i just wanted to yours. >> this is one of our favorite times of year. able to celebrate it together in this wonderful home. this is the "people's house." so barack and i try to open it to as many people as we can, especially during the holiday season. this month, more than 1

"washingtonow's journal," roger hickey on the president's relationship with political progressives. lynn stanton on net neutrality rules. brian stann on job prospects for returning veterans. >> listen to historic supreme court cases on c-span radio. today, the constitutionality of displaying christmas decorations. >> with the possible exception of the cross, the nativity scene is one of the most powerful religious symbols in the country. it is most certainly one of the most powerful christian symbols in the country. >> listen to the argument on c- span radio. >> the closing speech has an inevitable aspect of stature. an extraordinary experience for me is coming to an end. my dominant feeling is pride in the great privilege to be a part of this very unique body. >> you can search for farewell speeches from retiring senators in the c-span library of every program since 1987. more than 160 hours on line and free. -- more than 160,000 hours on line and free. >> tony blair and christopher hitchens discuss the social effects of religion. this was held in toronto and is just under two hour

roger hickey. then lenice stanton -- lynn stanton, and then brian stann. and i just want to thank everyone behind the cameras to help put this on. to all of you, thank you for the hard work that you do. thanks for tuning in. we will be back with another program tomorrow. we also have those sang happy holidays from afghanistan. husbandike to wish my in colorado springs, colorado and very happy holiday. i hope to see very soon. >> i am from afghanistan into want to wish my wife merry christmas and happy new year. >> hi i am giving holiday greetings to texas and to my son and my mother. >> hello, i am in afghanistan. i would like to wish my dad in arizona a very merry christmas and a happy new year. >> i am from iraq, and i want to wish my family in every wish my family in every christmas in washington,

. >> on tomorrow's "washington journal" roger hickey on the campaign for america's future on the president's relationship with political aggressives. reporter lynn stanton on the f.c.c.'s net neutrality rules on the internet and brian stann on higher heroes u.s.a. on job prospects for returning veterans. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span's original documentary on the supreme court has been newly updated and airs sunday january 2 and you'll see the grand public places and those only available to the justices and their staff, and you'll hear about how the court works from all the current supreme court justices including the newest justice elena kagen. also learn of the court's recent developments, the supreme court, home to america's highest court, airing for the first time in high definition, sunday, january 2, 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. the future of limited government was discussed at a conference organized by "new criterion" magazine. roger chem balance the editor and publisher introduced the speakers including the weekly standard editor william crys

tomorrow's "washington journal," roger hickey, reporter lynn stanton on the fcc's neutrality rules.washington journal" begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span's original documentary on the supreme court has been newly updated and airs sunday, january 2. you'll see the grand public places and those only available to the justices and their staff and you'll hear about how the court works from all the current supreme court justices, including the newest justice, elaina kagan. also, learn about some of the court's most recent developments. the supreme court, airing for the first time in high definition, sunday, january 2, at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> former supreme court justices sandra day o'connor and david souter are next on legal issues and what it's like to serve on the nation's highest court. the event is about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] >> good evening, i'm david mccain, the c.e.o. of the john f. kennedy presidential library foundation and on behalf of my colleagues and the director, tom putnam, i thank all of you for coming this evening. we count on your suppo