host: stephen bell is our guest. you could ask questions by calling 202-737-0001 for democrats. 202-737-0002 for democrats. 202-628-0205 four independents -- for independents. what works best for you? guest: that they make real changes to entitlements and they take on real tax reforms, closing most of the loopholes and lower the rates for individuals and corporations, and, with a tax code that is at least moderately understandable for the average educated citizen. when tim geithner could not do his taxes in the right way, that tells you how complicated the code is. we recommend premiums support for medicare, and separate state and federal responsibilities, and simplify the tax code. you can get the deficit pretty close to balance eventually. you can get our national debt down to around 60% or less. that's a pretty sustainable level. host: d.c. anything different coming from this one -- do you see anything different, from this one? guest: you find out that the mortgage interest deduction and the charitable deductions

[cheering and applause] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: bell come to "the report," everybody. my guest tonight is academy award-winning documentarian who has written a memoir, "here comes trouble," which is what he'll be thinking as soon as i stand up. please welcome michael moore. [cheering and applause] michael, good to have you back. i'm going to tell you, good to see you again. how you been? >> i've been doing good. what happened to your portrait back there? >> we're unveiling a new portrait soon. no, no, no, no puppets back there. [laughter] now, michael, i'm excited because you've got a new memoir, the stories from my life, "here comes trouble." well, explain to me about this. parents can read this story, stories from your childhood, and use it as a cautionary tale. to make sure our children don't turn into you. [laughter] 2348 because, michael, you've got to know at this point, it is over. liberalism has lost, and you stand as a walking,, breathing cautionary tale, a decaying don quixote standing at his windmill. with every turn of the spar, you are driven down into the

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our guest is stephen bell, and lay there and look at redistricting and the newly drawn congressional maps. we hear from tim torey. "washington journal" like every morning starting at 7:00 eastern on c-span. in mountain view, california, to the, president obama said the reduction plan would raise $1.50 trillion in new revenue. >> thank you for joining us today on a town hall discussion on a subject that is truly important, and that is putting america back to work. i will be introducing a very special guest. i think the days of venue, the computer history museum, is a very fitting one for our discussion. there is a number of folks who have come to silicon valley, not just for jobs or a career path, because they are interested in changing the world. that is possible here because of the amazing technologies and companies that have been born in this area. you think back to the semiconductor revolution, the age of computing, and of course the internet. most recently, with regard to the internet, the rise of social networks connecting hundreds of millions of people around the world in milli

. >>> and charry stephenson -- churry stephenson, goal -- chari stephen son goal! >>> look at bell.ch. they double up a runner at first as well. >>> at number two, seth smith with the deep drive to center field. watch cameron. prime time. what a catch! >> he did catch it! >> oh, man! ♪ >> number one lillian heckenmire of rohnert park just turned 85. to celebrate, she decided to drag race for the first time in her ford focus. she got up to 76 miles an hour and won the race. >> my brother-in-law and my kids, i tease them and i say i'm gonna race on my 85th ,,,,,,,,,,

. >>> and charry stephenson -- churry stephenson, goal -- chari stephen son goal! >>> look at bell. catch. they double up a runner at first as well. >>> at number two, seth smith with the deep drive to center field. watch cameron. prime time. what a catch! >> he did catch it! >> oh, man! ♪ >> number one lillian heckenmire of rohnert park just turned 85. to celebrate, she decided to drag race for the first time in her ford focus. she got up to 76 miles an hour and won the race. >> my brother-in-law and my kids, i tease them and i say i'm gonna race on my 85th birthday and embarrass you guys. and it's fun! >> go, granny, go! we'll be right back. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills th

host: stephen bell what the bipartisan center, he's the executive director. you can find a link to their website c-span.org. >> of the white house coverage begins tonight with david axelrod, president obama senior campaign data strategist. he spoke today in manchester, new hampshire and we will have his comments at 8:00. then at 9:00, we will be live at the ronald reagan presidential library where the governor of new jersey will give the keynote address at the perspectives on leadership forum. he was invited by nancy reagan. that speech is live at 9:00 here on c-span. next, a discussion on congressional redistricting. the constitution mandates a census be conducted every 10 years for apportioning seats in the house of representatives. with legal challenges popping up around the country, we spoke with a redistricting analyst. continues. host: our final segment will take a look at the topic of redistcting. our guest is tim storey. he is an analyst when it comes to redistricting. welcome. guest: you are welcome. delighted to be on the show again. this is a reall

you won't have to take off so much, your shoes, your bell, everything as you go through the machine. >> stephen: what? if we don't take our shoes off, how will we know which little piggy went wee, wee, wee all the way to an al qaeda training camp? has napolitano forgotten about the shoe bomb center he's not just an isolated nutd job. all terrorists have worn shoes at some point. that's why it's called shoe-ria law. and thanks to our vigilance, up until now america hasn't suffered another footwear-related act of war, except for jimmy choo's fall 2011 patent leather sandal pump, which declared a jihad on our notions of open-towed elegance. and folks, it only gets worse. because obama's tsa is abandoning our most effective weapon against terror, x-raying your junk. jim? >> fort wayne is one of 40 airports in the country getting a technology upgrade for its body scanner. >> the new software changes two things, first what the scanned image looks like. this is the old one. it shows a rendering of the person's actual body along with any anomalies. this is the new one. everyone's body is the generic re