trump is courting the birth of santorum is courting the homophobes the likely republican presidential candidate went after gay marriage over the weekend is it culture war time already asked whether or not gays deserve equal rights santorum had this response. well it depends what you mean by rights i mean if you're talking benefits as far as rights i mean they have the right to be able to you know employment i mean i don't know what you mean by rights and if what i'm talking about are privileges here privileges of marriage privileges of government benefits is a different thing that basic rights to be able to live their lives that as they well should and can as as free americans you know rick this is not semantics it's simply. should people in america be second class citizens because their sexual orientation you seem to think so and that's very seriously. coming up a study out a u.c. berkeley reveals wal-mart can and should be rolling out more money for their underpaid workers details and how much it would cost them and how much it would cause you as a shopper. you know sometimes you se

presidential candidate rick santorum. senator, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> chris: you support the house republican budget, which would turn medicare from an open-ended entitlement to a plan where the government would help seniors pay for private insurance. you said recently we shouldn't wait ten years to start this. with people who are now under 55. in fact, you said this. let's put it up on the screen. "seniors are looking at this saying hey, we're part of the problem and we should be part of the solution." question: would you change medicare right away? would you change it for seniors who are now in the program and make them pay more for their health? >> if it's not making them pay more, what it does is change it from an open-ended entitlement. imagine, giving someone a credit card and saying here, you know, spend whatever you want. i always ask this question on the road. how much money are we going to spend next year on medicare? before anyone answers, don't answer it, because you'd be ly

it is my pleasure to introduce senator rick santorum. [applause] >> i want to speak today on our country and president obama's foreign-policy. many americans have invested their hopes and dreams in this administration, looking for to a new day of respect, a new era of international relationships and ushering in a new peace in the world. how're we doing? how is the world doing? are we closer to a more peaceful world that respects human freedom, protect human rights, and promotes human flourishing? the original title of my talk was "america and the world." i tasted to "americans and of the world." it had become clear to me that the citizens of the rest of the world look to us, the choices we make, the concerns we elevate, and the values and virtues we americans esteem. why? because of our military might, our pop culture, our strong economy, our star athletes or because of our social welfare programs? unlike president obama, i believe we were a great country even before the great society programs of the 1960's. they look to us because we we

former pennsylvania senator, rick santorum, as formed a fund-raising committee. he is also spending a lot of time in states with early primaries and caucuses. as a senator, santorum was against abortion and stem cell research. >>> the georgia legislature, today, is expected to pass a bill cracking down on illegal immigration. the only question is, how tough will it be? there have been protests about this in atlanta. and opponents say they will go to court and organize economic boycotts if it is passed. a sticking point now is whether to require private businesses to verify worker eligibility. >>> and the worst of the flooding is over in the major cities of north dakota and minnesota. but there is still danger for smaller communities. oslo, minnesota, is an island now, surrounded by the red river. the only way in or out is by boat. this is the third year in a row that there's been flooding in this area. and the mayor of oslo says it's getting kind of old. >>> taking a look now at this morning's weather from around the nation. severe storms from kansas city down to

rick santorum will participate in the first debate of the 2012 presidential campaign.rst in the south debate will be held in downtown greenville, south carolina, may 5th. santorum hopes others considering a run will commit to that debate. >>> and prosecutors deciding whether to indict john edwards spent four hours interviewing his former aide andrew young yesterday. the investigation centers on payments edwards made to keep his pregnant mistress rielle hunter and young reportedly or allegedly in hiding. young posed as the father of edwards' and hunter's baby during the 2008 campaign. >>> a controversial miniseries about the kennedy family is finally hitting the small screen. history channel pulled the includiplug on the series after kennedy cam family members were unhappy with how it is portrayed. airing sunday on the reelz channel, paying $7 million for the series that cost $25 million to make. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun

they say after rick santorum he had his way yet there were about twenty thousand people that got together on a conference call and we decided to have around the tea parties one week from that day we had fifty tea parties with thirty thousand people in attendance. who thought it was something where when we had on april fifteenth eight hundred fifty plus tea parties across this country would one point two million people when it's in. if the tea parties began as a bipartisan are prizing against government waste they quickly morphed into an all out attack on president obama and his entire policy agenda that i'm not trying to grok i'm going back to not a promise to our aging are trying to transcend croc factories but jammed up front that the promise contacts and found god. was well many factors are involved in this shoot i was specifically interested what role being played by a group called americans for prosperity. their mission is to engage citizens in the nine of limited governments and free markets essentially they are actively for a radical form of capitalism with private enterprise gover

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and it's something we should get rid of. >> senator rick santorum. >> thank you very much.plause] and our third participant is governor mitt romney from massachusetts. governor? >> thank you, my friends. good to see so many people this evening. great to have you here. thank you. for your great service to this great state and to our nation. thank you also, mr. speaker, thank you for those that have come from outside the state to join us this evening. what a week this has been. from one extreme to the other. our hearts go to the people in the south who were affected by that terrible series of tornadoes. this morning, great excitement as we saw a wedding across the pond. and big political news this week. the president finally produced a long form birth certificate. and there was no one more disappointed than that amiable know it all windbag joe biden. [laughter] we wish joe biden well. now, i want to thank you in new hampshire for the role that you play, a critical role in assessing who should be our nominee and who the next president ought to be. and that's a role which is sp

santorum said something nice. >> sean: newt gingrich did, sarah palin did.mj >> newt gingrich last monthd my club in washington. a little before he heard about this in all fairness. >> sean: he said something nice about you this weekend. >> that is nice. i wish i didn't like 'em, does that make sense? they are all saying nice things about me. the truth is, i watched pawlenty theñ other day. i don't know him but he said these wonderful things about donald trump. i can't now say this or that. the good news is i don't think barack obama is going to say nice things. i think i'm a great negotiator. i think i will do a better job because i'm a great negotiator. us off, why and i know how to solve the problem. as far as yesterday is concerned and what is going on over the last couple of days, the numbers aren't as bad as you are thinking what is happening is, if you take away 300 billion dollars, where china is ripping us and take every nation in the world, who is makingc' a huge -- of let's use the word profit on the united states. when you start equalizing that. not even to make money, just t

that four times as many of the combined count of sarah palin, mitt romney, mike huckabee andt rick santorum combined. gerston says that doesn't necessarily translate into votes or donations. >> obviously a lot of these people are kcurious and many others are casual at best about it. but you still walk away with the sense that perhaps two, three million people are going to go out there and, you know, try to do things for obama on his behalf. >> he went on to say that while republicans fell behind, the social networking curve in 2008, they likely won't be caught napping again. he pointed out that mitt romney, for instance, used youtube to announce his exploratory committee for the presidency just last week. >>> there was a setback today for the giants fan who was attacked as he left dodgers stadium last month. doctors had hoped to ease bryan stow out of his medically induced coma this weekend, but stow started having seizures even though he was still heavily sedated at the time. doctors immediately put him back into a medically-induced coma for now. they'll try letting the drugs wear off agai

strong leaders of the world's largest country it's going to be interesting to see how it plays out santorum is there and we've got plenty of election coverage on our web site at r.t. dot com for you to keep a check on who's likely to lead russia from twenty twelve. i do prostitution in the united states is organized crime is third biggest money maker after guns and drugs but washington is accused of blaming the kids instead of the criminals putting young girls behind bars for walking the streets instead of offering rescue and help ideas guy niched account explains. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are sold. just walks away from capitol hill work on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that by day like night this is where supporters of prostitutes walk to get picked up and killed when the average age of thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul the f.b.i. estimates that each

well for more on this story i'm now joined by service truck and political commentator connor santorum newspaper thank you for joining us here in the studio and a year after the tragedy is it clear what the consequences will be of all this reconciliation or more disagreements when it's not very sane that definitely a year after year after the tray should be both sides made a big step towards reconciliation but at the same time it's great clear that this is a mormon culture has roots in its. history really really a lot of our relations with paul and there are very few countries in the world where history is sold in ten minutes that's why definitely a man who will have to make much more effort we put aside that seemed to be against the use of the russian investigation of his from the start why would that be i would say that. point each side's reaction is quite confusing because as i understand it the initial stage they were quite satisfied. with the cooperation with the russian side and as you know it was done in full compliance with international norms and the international community an

. >>> former senator rick santorum is forming a committee to allow him to raise money for a possiblevania conservative is the very latest republican to test out the waters. >>> and the government releases the latest unemployment figures today. employers posted 3 million job openings in february. that's the largest number in 2 1/2 years. >>> and finally we go to the happiest place on earth. when you think of disney world and orlando, you're probably thinking of a wonderland of kids of all ages and it's that but also a lot more. >> yeah, how about this? also a wonderland for the local economy. wftv's steve barrett shows us just how important mickey and the gang are to central florida. ♪ >> reporter: even mickey mouse and his friends cannot see the praises of disney's economic engine in central florida. local leaders gather for the presentation that got right to the hard numbers. >> i think when you see the numbers, it really impresses you. >> reporter: disney says walt disney world accounts for 2.5% of florida's gross domestic product and provides 160,000 jobs in the state. just under

expected candidates have officially filed their papers that mitt romney's tim pawlenty he's in rick santorum is of the world but no one sees the clear front runner yet no one looks exciting except for maybe i'll chop. everybody that even gives any hint of being a curse or a word you didn't use even a little bit like sheen you know may be just may be this much of it is a label that is immediate we tell you a really smart. one of the we're going right brain power we don't use our brain power we did one thing brain power ok and what would be your one big idea to get opec to start charging such high genius which was and it's the messenger i don't want gadhafi i read to them a piece of land he paid me one hundred fifty spirit where bruce i don't hear of for two years i don't get a lot of news that way and that's what we should be doing mitt romney is a basically small business guy if you really think that he walked away with some money from a very good company that he didn't create the work here he didn't create create but but. so although he's embraced burger ism and now the theory that bill ayr

s and rick santorum is of the world but no one sees a clear front runner yet no one looks exciting except for maybe donald trump. everybody that even gives any hint of being a birth or a word you didn't use even a little bit like sheen you know maybe just maybe this much of it is the label that is a movie to tell you i'm a really smart guy and we want to lay we're going to brain power we don't use our brain power we did one thing brain power ok and what would be your one big idea to get opec to start charging so time consuming which was and it's the messenger i don't want to get our feet i read to them a piece of land he paid me one hundred ninety three spirit when it was right for the holy spirit for two years i don't get a lot of news the way and that's what we should be doing mitt romney is a basically small business guy if you really think about it he walked away with some money from a very good company that he didn't create he worked there he didn't create create them but. so although he's embraced burger ism and now the theory that bill ayres was the ghostwriter of obama's first boo

and he was followed by former pennsylvania senator rick santorum and donald trump. >>> an indiana man is mourning the loss of his wife after the couples rental car was struck by a caltrain express train. the collision happened yesterday around 5:00 p.m. at the charleston avenue crossing in palo alto. that northbound express train was traveling at speeds topping 70 miles per hour before the accident. while the female driver was killed, her husband was able to escape the car just before the collision. locals say the particular crossing can be dangerous. >> i drive this area frequently and if there's not enough room -- if one car makes it across the track, you have to have enough for a second car. if not, you'll get stuck on the actual track itself. and you'll be struck. >> none of the passengers on the train were injured. caltrain service, however, was delayed up to two hours in each direction, as emergency crews cleared up the scene. >>> there is still no sign of two dogs that fatally mauled another dog and attacked the dog's owner in north san jose. cbs 5's kiet do spoke with the woma

a one percent not not much of a threat john thune senator senator i'm also not in all right rick santorum i think he's got a body fluid named after him and i think he has a website ok now in our hands it's of the more seriously former governor mike huckabee a candidate a lot of republicans i was very close to ron needs based practice too much and he only gets it on sundays one day a week music practice and they can be able to run. an up herman cain it's a guy he's a guy well if i know you want to live or die just be sure to come he raised two hundred thousand dollars last year that's i could raise that in the afternoon now trump was at the c. pac convention and this year he was not registered in the poll you can't win can't win you're crazy crying berthe or stop you just can't win i've moved around prosody just from a so qantas. was hoping to do it all with that with all the press is getting all right. sarah palin can't win you're such a fan oh i like her goals usually good things for women to g.o.p. because she's challenged them to be a part of the a part of the establishment but in many

that may benefit someone like michele bachmann or santorum. as we spend more time talking about who will appeal to the conservatives, which is a much more important conversation in infrastructure, -- in iowa, in new hampshire, 43% are independents. host: amelia on the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: yes, i want to say that i think obama is a real good president. mitt romney, right now, in new hampshire, he has a slight lead on obama in new hampshire. i still think that obama is much stronger than any other presidential candidate like mitt romney, rick santorum, or donald trump -- i do not know. he's not going to run, anyway. host: mike glover, in iowa, factor in ron paul's announcement yesterday. guest: yes, it will be a fascinating thing to watch. right now, we are not talking about republicans versus barack obama. we are talking about a republican primary field. in this state, the republican party is pretty much prisoner of the evangelical christian white rinright wing. that will have an enormous impact as this primary goes forward --

that may benefit someone like michele bachmann or santorum.we spend more time talking about who will appeal to the conservatives, which is a much more important conversation in infrastructure, -- in iowa, in new hampshire, 43% are independents. host: amelia on the line for democrats, go ahead. caller: yes, i want to say that i think obama is a real good president. mitt romney, right now, in new hampshire, he has a slight lead on obama in new hampshire. i still think that obama is much stronger than any other presidential candidate like mitt romney, rick santorum, or donald trump -- i do not know. he's not going to run, anyway. host: mike glover, in iowa, factor in ron paul's announcement yesterday. guest: yes, it will be a fascinating thing to watch. right now, we are not talking about republicans versus barack obama. we are talking about a republican primary field. in this state, the republican party is pretty much prisoner of the evangelical christian white rinright wing. that will have an enormous impact as this primary goes forward -- as t

former senator and possible candidate bricks santorum talks about foreign policy. later, the u.s. chamber of commerce host a conference on aviation. >> i try to tell a story with visuals instead of words. >> with four pulitzer prizes, she has won the award more than any other journalist. >> the great thing is the .ariety we get to experience this on so many levels. you can download a podcast of "q&a". one of our many signature interview programs available on- line at c-span.org/podcast. sunday, from the festival of books. "and that" -- "in depth". they will take phone calls and e-mails on "book tv". >> a member of the syrian opposition based in washington on protests sweeping the country. some 500 civilians have died during a government crackdown on protests. more than 200 members have resigned in response to the violence. from the hudson institute, this is under two hours. >> it is my privilege to welcome you and our c-span audience. for approximately four months, the arab world has been the scene of dramatic events. a specially -- especially dramatic in tunisia, egypt, yemen, th

. >> senator rick santorum. >> thank you, very much. maas applause -- [applause] >> and our third participant is governor mitt romney from massachusetts. governor? [applause] >> thank you. thank you, my friends. good to see so many people this evening. thank you for your great service to this great state, to our nation. thank you also mrs. and those who have come from outside the state to join us this evening. our hearts go out to the people in the south who were affected by that series of tornadoes. this morning great excitement as we saw a wedding across the pond and the president finally produced a birth certificate. and there's no one more disappointed than that amiable know it all windbag, joe biden. we wish joe biden well. i want to thank you in new hampshire for assessing who our next president ought to be. that's special, because you put so much involvement in the individuals and pay so much attention to that. i appreciate that. the nation does. because of that i want to explain why anne and i are back for a presidential run. my

it's my pleasure to introduce senator rick santorum. [applause] >> thank you very much, randy, and thank you for your work. good afternoon, everybody. thank you all for coming out. i want to speak today about our country, and president obama's foreign policy. many americans have invested their hopes and dreams in this administration looking forward to a new day of respect, a new era of international relationships and ushering in a new peace in the world. so how are we doing? how is the world doing? are we closer to a more peaceful world that respects human freedom, protect human rights, and promote human flourishing? the original title of my talk as you see from outside was america and the world. after working on this beach while i change it to americans and the world. because it's become clear to me that the rest of the citizens of the rest of the world look to us, the choices we make, the concerns we elevate, and the values and virtues we americans esteemed. why? do they because of our military might? our pop culture or strong economy

santorum has formed a presidential explore committee. he will be at

it hasn't made me be closer to frank rizzo and rick santorum or anybody like that. it has pervasive effect on how i think. >> gentleman in a green. >> the most important decisions we make in our lives are made from our values. i'm wondering how that fits in had a follow-up earlier, becoming more divergent publicly, what is the most significant problem facing us in the country with this divergence politically? >> first on the value of mentioned the importance of unconscious process. some things have to do with early childhood but some has to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biass and some have to do with things happen hundreds of thousands of years ago with our cultural bias and we inherit through our culture weather from the region we live in or ethnicity we inherit certain ways of seeing world. there's a lot of research on how chinese and americans look at the world. the chinese measured the eye movements, dancing all over it and americans eyes were focusing on the eyes and the mouth. much more concentrated. another experiment was chinese people descr

this afternoon, former senator rick santorum will discuss the role of u.s. foreign policy. pennsylvania republican recently formed a presidential exploratory committee. live coverage begins at 1:30 eastern also on c-span 2. >> live, saturday, the correspondence annual dinner and later remarks from president obama and saturday night live's seth myer. it will be streaming on c- span.org and live on c-span. >> "washington journal" is next. we will get an update this afternoon on the political unrest in syria from the damascus center of studies in syria and later, a preview of the 2012 presidential campaign and the iowa caucuses will go live to the jim fischer radio show at woc in davenport, iowa at 3:00 eastern here on c-span. coming up this hour, more about yesterday's news conference with german ben bernanke

it has not made me, like, you know, the closer to, i don't know, frank rizzo or rick santorum or anybody like that. but it has had a pervasive influence on how i think to reedbuck. >> ten rows back, the gentleman in the green. >> david, it said the most important decisions that we make in our lives are made from our values. i am wondering how that fits and with your book. a follow-up on your earlier point, becoming more divergent politically. how do you see us solving the most significant problems facing us, the country with this divergence politically? >> those are two big questions. first on the values. i mentioned the importance of unconscious processes. some of the things have to do with early childhood, but some of it has to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biases. some of them have to do with these that have been hundreds of years ago, which are cultural. we inherit through our culture, whether it is from the region we live in or are at this stage, we inherit ways of seeing the world. if there has been a lot of research done on how chinese and americans look at the wo

it hasn't made me like, you know, be closer to frank rizzo or rick santorum know or anybody like that but it has had an influence on how we think. >> cameras that. gentleman and the green. >> david, the most important decisions we make in our life are made from our values and i'm wondering how that's it then would your book and a follow-up on your earlier point, becoming more divergent politically, how do you see as solving the most significant problems facing us as a country, with the divergent politically? >> those are two big questions. you know, i mentioned the unconscious processes. some of the things that influence or unconscious had to do it early childhood. some of it has to do with being thousands of years ago, genetic biases and some of them have to do things that happen hundreds of years ago, which our cultural biases. we inherit our culture, whether it's the region we live in or our ethnicity, we inherit certain ways of seeing the world. for example, there's a lot of research done on how chinese and american at the world and one of the experiments they looked at the mona l

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but we've had pawlenty, santorum, etc.getting closer i think our primary schedule for early february. people are testing the waters. but one of their concerns is ms. palin, that you had on the screen a little while ago, and whether she's going to get in and whether huckabee will get in. so it's still an unformed field. host: we check in with you from time to time. on camera enoff camera. this year florida trying to move its primary potentially to january 31. what is in the state constitution in new hampshire? and what would an earlier florida primary mean for new hampshire in 2012? guest: well, state law pretty much gives the secretary of state, a gentleman named william gardner, the ability to set the primary wherever he thinks it is -- needs to be set so that it doesn't jeopardize the first in the nation's status that's been refined over the years. at the moment i don't get the feeling up here that there's a lot of concern about florida. there's been some talk in recent weeks that they may move back. i do think they're i

we have had michele bachman and sarah palin and rick santorum. ron paul has been here. they are making their way through but it's too early to tell. thank you for the phone call. we're going to see if we can squeeze in byron in georgia. how're you doing? >> how are you doing? i want to make a comment. i've been around long enough that i experienced the change when we used to have to sit in -- balcony's and now we sit now in the transition where we sit with the populations. i say that to make this comment. i know everybody is talking about jobs and creating the economy to grow, but i want a candidate that will deal with the issues of the housing market. i say that because i had a dream that when i got older, i went into the neighborhood where they have homes and dreamed i was going to have a home, which i do have a home now. but the thing that worries me the most is the fact that government is able to come in and assess your home at a higher price that you bought it at and then perhaps say you are in an area that grew and boomed like housing industry now and they overtax

santorum will discuss foreign policy. live coverage begins at 1:30 eastern, also on c-span2. >> if they send me the bill in its present form, i will sign it. any questions? >> almost every year, the president and journalists meet at the white house correspondents' dinner to make fun of themselves at their own expense. president obama will head their again watched live, search, and share, on line at the c-span video library. at every program since 1987. watch what you want, when you want. >> your gone to meet the grand prize winner of the studentcam competition. here is his documentary. >> we cannot continue down this road. >> the senate is an institution built on a compromise. >> the nature of a democracy rests on the art of compromise. this is exactly >> is what our founding fathers did, they compromised. >> we need a wake-up call. >> september 19, 2010. on this day my family and i departed on a trip to washington, d.c. on this trip i hope to learn more about the history of our nation and our nation's capital. today wash

it hasn't made me like, you know, be closer to, i don't know, frank rizzo or rick santorum or, you know, anybody like that. [laughter] but it has pervasively had an influence on how i think. >> ten rows back, gentleman in the green. >> david, i believe it was said the most important decisions we we make in our lives are made from our values. and i'm wondering how that fits in with your book. and a follow up on your earlier point, we're becoming more divergent politically. how do you see us solving the significant problems facing us as a country with this divergence politically? >> right. >> thank you. >> those are two big questions. first on the values, i mentioned the importance of unconscious processes. some of the things that influence our unconscious have to do with early childhood, but some of it have to do with things thousands of years ago, genetic biases, and some of them have to do with things that happened hundreds of years ago which are cultural biases. and whether it's the region we live in, we inherit certain ways of seeing the world. there's been a lot of research done on

former senator rick santorum and businessman herman king. >>> well, the nfl player lockout is on againers returned to workout facilities on friday morning, after owners shut them out almost two months ago. but by friday night they were once again sent packing. after a federal appeals court issued a temporary stay. players and owners are battling over a new collective bargaining agreement. >>> a bill gaining momentum in the texas legislature is taking aim at those invasive airport pat-down searches. the proposed law was prompted by former miss usa suzy castillo who claims she was groped during a pat-down. it would make it a felony for a security officer to intentionally touch someone's private areas, even on top of clothing, unless there was probable cause to believe the person was carrying something illegal. >>> cbs news chief foreign correspondent lara logan is telling her harrowing story publicly for the first time. she was sexually assaulted and beaten at the hands of a mob while covering the protests in egypt in february. in an interview with scott pelley for "60 minutes," logan ex

[applause] >> former senator santorum will be in new hampshire tomorrow with several other potential republican presidential candidates, including mitt romney and michele bachman. they will be participating in a formal hosted by the americans for prosperity foundation. you can watch it live on c-span and c-span.org beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, president obama announced his nominees to head the cia and the pentagon. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen talks about military operations in the middle east. and a look at protests against syria's government with the leader of the opposition movement. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> to mark, we will talk with reporters tim reid and paul krawzak.a and we will be at the national air and space museum to preview the final launch of space shuttle endeavor. stuart hall and germy kenny will be our guests. >> this weekend, panel on science, american history, climate change, and the constitution and collins with larry flint. just a fe

. >> live coverage on c-span2 will continue at 1:30 eastern as pennsylvania senator rick santorum outlines his vision for u.s. foreign policy. he has traveled to iowa and new hampshire. today in national press club speaking at an event sponsored by the ethics and policy center where he holds a fellowship. arizona senator john mccain urging pressure by the u.n. security council on syria. 450 people have been killed in the crackdown. live coverage beginning at noon eastern as the institute looks at the unrest in that country. a panel of experts on the region. with a the nation's first caucus ten month away c-span goes to iowa to get the talk about the potential presidential candidates. c-span will have live coverage of the jim fischer show in iowa. it begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> this weekend on booktv and c-span2 panels on science, american history, climate change and the constitution and call ins with larry flint and more walter mosley. just a few highlights from live coverage of the los angeles times festival of books. get a schedule at booktv.org and get the schedule on your in box. >

rick santorum is in the state of iowa right now as we speak. he had several talking spots today. is the fellow that was squeezed out by mike huckabee in the last campaign and is not actively campaigning here. he is in the polls right now running behind mike huckabee, who is not directly campaigning either. he still has his job on fox on the weekends. he is up in the polls and does not have to lift a finger yet. we still don't know for certain if he is in or out. sarah palin made an initial big splash, little or no pleasance in iowa -- presence in i will proceed has gone through a couple times on books findings, but has made little or no effort to advance yourself in the next process. that spot perhaps has been taken over by minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmann, who has spent a great deal of time here. she has iowa groroots. she is very popular amongst the tea party people see is also a person who has combined forces with our congressman steve king to resist obamacare and its constitutionality. so she has had at some feed on the ground. herman cain is the pizza magnate. he ha

host: in other presidential news, according to usa today, rick santorum will explore a run for the republicanomination, making him the second republican contender in as many days to make his intentions officials after mitt romney. let's go to the phones. jim on the line for republicans from south carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. the government collects $2.5 trillion income taxes. if you increase the taxes 10%, you only get $100 billion. it's not nearly enough to pay the $1.1 trillion deficit. this is easy match. obama is trying to raise the motions -- raise the emotions who do not understand simple math. you cannot just vote for this and not pay more yourself and expected to be paid by some bogeyman at the top. we have to get back to simple mathematics. i do not think that mr. obama wants to focus on that. he wants to lead people astray to say, "keep voting for me and i will give you what everyone and you don't have to pay for it." his plan does not go into a drop of paying the current deficit. it's a subterfuge for leading us astray. host: a reminder of the .resident's proposal

later, former senator rick santorum will discuss foreign policy. the pennsylvania republican formed a presidential exploratory committee earlier exploratory committee earlier this month

rick santorum, everything out of your mouth makes me say why. herman cain, i know nothing about you. you're john rich, and you're fired. sarah palin, michele bachmann, you're fired, you are fired. and finally, donald trump, your policy, your dionne warwick, and you're fired. host: quick comments. guest: i referred earlier to the ringling brothers three rings service. i think the republican presidential debates will resemble them. they would be serious candidates like at mitt romney, some tea party activists making money, and then you will have the distractions that kevin referred to of people like donald trump. i am looking forward to watching them. guest: the play on broadway, oftentimes pop culture has an interesting way of filtering back they attribute contest that many of these contests go through. people will get their news from saturday night live. they are impacted by a lot of this. it is interesting to watch that. i will say this about saturday night live. they gave president bush -- president obama of hard time, too. they are equal oppo

rick santorum talks about foreign policy. and later, president obama announces his nominees to head the c.i.a. and the pentagon. tomorrow on "washington journal," we'll talk to reporters tim reed and paul krawzak about federal spending. a look at the latest developments in syria with andrew tabler, and we'll be at the national air and space museum to preview tomorrow's final launch of space shuttle endeavour. stewart powell and jeremy kenny will be our guests. "washington journal" begins live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> what i try to do is tell a story with visuals, instead of words. i'm basically writing paragraphs. they just happen to be with images. >> with four pulitzer prizes, she's won the award more than any other journalist. >> i think the great thing about being a journalist is the variety that we get to experience so many parts of the human condition on so many different levels. >> she'll talk more about her craft sunday night on c-span's q&a. you can also download a podcast. it's one of our signature program

but we've had pawlenty, santorum, etc. it's getting closer i think our primary schedule for early february. people are testing the waters. but one of their concerns is ms. palin, that you had on the screen a little while ago, and whether she's going to get in and whether huckabee will get in. so it's still an unformed field. host: we check in with you from time to time. on camera enoff camera. this year florida trying to move its primary potentially to january 31. what is in the state constitution in new hampshire? and what would an earlier florida primary mean for new hampshire in 2012? guest: well, state law pretty much gives the secretary of state, a gentleman named william gardner, the ability to set the primary wherever he thinks it is -- needs to be set so that it doesn't jeopardize the first in the nation's status that's been refined over the years. at the moment i don't get the feeling up here that there's a lot of concern about florida. there's been some talk in recent weeks that they may move back. i do think the

later, former senator rick santorum will discuss for policy. live coverage begins at 1:30 p.m. eastern, also on c-span 2. >> if they send me the bill in its present form, i will sign it. ok. any questions? [laughter] >> helen? are you still here? >> almost every year, the president and journalists meet at the correspondents' dinner to make a little fun of themselves at the their own expense. watch live or go back and watch a past dinner. search, watch, clip, and a share at the suspended a library, every program since 1987. watch what you want when you want. >> for the past year, major general richard mills as been the commander of operations in southwest afghanistan. we will get an update from him next on the security situation, drug-trafficking, and corruption allegations. from the carnegie endowment for international peace, this is an hour. >> good afternoon. it is my great pleasure to introduce a general mills to you. there are times when i think that history is moving too fast. from my vantage point, these days, this is wonderful. while id is hard to drive our eyes away fro

former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is the latest republican to test the waters for the 2012 run for the white house. he announced wednesday he's opened a presidential fund raising committee, and that's a move that will allow him to explore the bid for a republican nomination. >>> processing delays for the temporary lull in the number of foreclosures earlier this year. but according to foreclosure listing firm realtytracc, those numbers may be rising once again, citing an uptick in repossessions in february and march. erin burnett is at the new york >> the report is the talk of wall street this morning. the committee in charge of investigating the financial crisis coming out with the toughest indictment of goldman sachs we've seen so far saying they misled customers as the mortgage market was plunging. chairman of the committee senator carl levin wells senator tom coburn presented the bipartisan report and are going to refer this to the s.e.c. and the justice department. one other story on a light note, we are going to be getting a white iphone. there's been lots of delays on thi

we will hear from mitt romney, tim pawlenty, rick santorum, herman cain, and michele bachmann. it starts at 6:30 p.m. eastern. >> president obama has announced a number of changes to his national security team with leon panetta replacing robert gates as defense secretary and a petraeus to head the cia. track their careers on those baseline -- that their careers online at the c-span.org video library. now it could take up the about administration policy toward syria. this is hosted by the hudson institute. it is one hour and 45 minutes. >> it is my privilege to introduce our speakers and chair this meeting. for approximately four month, the arab world has been the scene of dramatic events. especially dramatic, tunisia, egypt, yemen, the gulf, and libya. there have been many differences between -- among these events. they share in common two things. the dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs, a status quo which has been around for 40 or 50 years, and the desire for a new beginning. this desire for a new beginning has led to the popular name given to all of these events

. >> reporter: former pennsylvania government rick santorum inched closer to getting in the race. money is not an issue for donald trump who continued exploring a campaign run by appearing on the christian broadcasting network where he talked about two failed marriages. >> i'm a very hard worker and i have always said it's difficult for a woman to be married to me because i work all the time. that's what this country needs. this country needs somebody that's going to work. >> that was the same excuse newt gingrich gave on the same network when he went on to talk about his two failed marriages. among republican primary voters the only attribute worse than multiple marriages is being a lobbyist. >> thanks, chuck. >> all right. >> 7:14 and here's meredith. >> a former employee of jesse jackson's organization claims he was mistreated and fired because he was gay. pete williams has more on the complaint filed with the city of chicago's commission on human relations. good morning. >> reporter: a lawyer for jesse jackson and the rainbow push coalition says the man was fired as part of a