corp. 2012] >> for a dvd copy of this program called 877-662-- programs are also available as c-span podcast. >> next, our road to the white house coverage continues with michele bachmann. after that, mitt romney in iowa. after that come another chance to see q&a. tomorrow on "washington journal" a look at the republican presidential campaign in iowa. the campaign chair for rick perry's campaign. a discussion about newt gingrich's campaign strategy in iowa. later, i was governor jerry ofndstadt gives a preview the caucuses. watch washington jerrold live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. now, michele bachmann at the jubliee family church service. this week, bachmann picked up the endorsement of 22 pastors. her campaign is facing troubles after her iowa campaign chairman quit and it endorsed ron paul. a day later, her political director of blood that he was leaving. >> let's give him a big hand this morning. the former house of representatives rep. the head for the state of iowa. we are glad to have her with us. i hope i am not missing anyone. we are so glad you are all here. we are glad you were all here

"q and a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >>> april 15th, 2010, i'd arrived in paris, walked into the hotel room -- the hotel lobby. met general mcchrystal for the first time and he looked at me and he said, so you're the "rolling stone" guy, i don't care about the article. i just want to be on the cover. >> michael hastings wrote about the commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan in the june 2010 issue of "rolling stone." >> i said, well, sir, i think it's between you and lady gaga. i was trying to make some joke, not knowing that lady gaga would be on the cover. general mcchrystal replied, put

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they're also available as a c- span podcast. >> this morning, a look at the republican presidential campaign in iowa and we will speak with the campaign chair for the brick barry campaign. after that, in discussion about the new gingrich campaign strategy in iowa. strategy in iowa.

programs are also available at -- as c-span podcasts. >> next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal." live at 10:00 a.m., florida congressman alan west coast a discussion on conservatism at the african-american community. and live at noon, u.s. house of representatives begins with a general speeches. legislative business is scheduled to begin at 2:00 p.m. florida congressman allen w est discussion about conservatism -- congressman tim scott of south carolina and emanuel cleaver of missouri, former rnc chairman michael steele and former oklahoma congressman j.c. watts. live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> tuesday night, president obama deliver since -- his state of the union address. live coverage begins at 8:00pm eastin, including the president's speech, a republican response from indiana governor mitch daniels, and your telephone calls. on c-span2, what to the president's speech along with tweets from members of congress, and more reaction from congressmen and senators. go online for live video and add your comments u

i'd like to welcome chiropractic-span and public radio -- c-span and public radio audiences today. the podcasts are available for free download on itunes. follow the action on twitter using the hash tag pound np lunch. now it's time to introduce the head table gusts, and i'd like to ask you here to stand up briefly as your name is announced from your right. we begin with brian doyle, a web producer at "politico". [applause] vanessa fox, ceo of nine by blue. [applause] eric morath, reporter with dow jones news wires. [applause] a guest of the speaker who have remarks today is walter issacson, ceo of the aspen institute. [applause] marilyn wax is senior editor at npr. skipping over the speaker, and melissa with news hook media, the speaker chair, and for that, we are grateful. skipping over the second speaker, bob keith, press secretary with the natural resources defense counsel, also the organizer of today's event, and we thank you for that, bob. [applause] we are told there is a vote, and we're awaiting another guest of the speaker, congressman brad miller of north carolina, so that'll add to t

i'd also like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences, or luncheons are also featured on the member produced weekly podcastguest and i'd like each of you here to stand up briefly as i announce your name from your right, ron, washington correspondent for the kuwait news agency, peggy or trotsky, congressional outlook magazine. eileen salon.com counterterrorism reporter associated press, andrea stone, senior national correspondent, huffingtonpost.com adel well, donna, usa today and press president. the managing editor of "the washington post," allyson fitzgerald, speaker committee chair and i'm going to skip the speaker for a moment. we had the principal of the communications and the speaker committee member organizer thank you. david, editor, homeland security today and the former president. chapman, bloomberg, and mark, director of communications, washington, d.c. harris corporation and former spokesperson for u.s. immigration and customs enforcement think you all for joining us today. [applause] i am pleased to welcome the speaker the secretary of the united states department of homeland security janet na

span and public radio audiences. our luncheons are also featured on our member-produced weekly podcast title from the national press club produced by members and available on itunes. you can also follow the action on twitter using the hash tag npc lunch. after our guest speech concludes today we will have q&a, and as always i ask as many questions as time permits. now it is time to introduce our head table guests, and please note again in the political season the journalists present at the table does not imply or signify an endorsement of the speaker. i would ask each of you here to stand briefly as your name is announced and we will begin from your right. we begin with aaron kessler, washington correspondent for the "detroit free press" and a new member of the club. welcome, aaron. nancy hughes is assistant vice president for communications with the national health council. jamie lebay, a long time young member of the club, and a reporter for the voice of russia radio, and she's very active in our young members committee, and thank you for all that. laura helbling is a reporter with the rpm report. dr. jonathan mccone