the problem is that our immigration policy is really out of sync with our nation fall needs, both in terms of numbers and the whole structure of our system is just not bringing in people whose kids are going to hit the ground ready to go off to school and succeed. >> when you say out of sync, what do you make it in sink? >> the numbers are too high, first of all. immigration is not a force of nature. it's a policy choice that we're making we tomorrow rate far too much illegal immigration. but also there are many categories of legal immigration now that are extraneous and could be cut back. >> such as? >> such as the diversity lottery visas, definitely could go and the result would be we'd have less immigration, which makes it more possible for the immigrants that we do welcome to stuck seed here. we can devote more attention in to making sure that those processes work. >> the cost of illegal immigration in to this country is overwhelming and i'll speak physically about california given that i work for congressman in california. the cost of da -- the per-student cost in california is

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and i just didn't need to see people doing lip sync to "diamonds are a girl's best friend" at 7:30 in the morning. those shows, they struggle in that infotainment way having to battle with each other for audience. and from my standpoint. and i don't want to belabor this. that obsession, that interest in the personal lives of people in my business is to a degree i think is strange. i mean, when you are on the inside of that, it is just kind of odd why people -- some of i could see if someone's ill or gets married or has, you know, some more kind of benchmarks in their life. but what i realized was -- and i'll finish with this. what's happened in this business was many years ago and, todd, forgive me if i've said this in front of you since we've met recently. many years ago you had the people who were trying to get scoops on the stars and wanted to know about who was having an affair and who had an -- who was pregnant and had an abortion and who is sick and dying and who's gay, who's a closet homosexual and the studios had an obligation and a vested interest in managing the flow of that

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it is out of sync with the values of so many people. we could have seen that in the summer of 2009. one of tea party people stood up and said "government, take your hands off my medicare." you see how internalized those programs are. >> who does not want to watch a car wreck? >> it has done a lot of damage. >> this tweet says the obama administration is responsible for the tea party. >> it opened a backing tree that hot summer of 2009 -- it opened up a vacuum for it. that hot summer of 2009. the president could have mobilized. there were people mobilizing on their own. a pragmatic, progressive president would have understood the power of having people in those places to combat a message that was full of misinformation. remember teh death panels? part of that is on us to fight back and expose that. only after labor day did the president come forward and begin to speak again to the people and explain where they were moving with the compromise to help program. >> even nixon went to the washington monument to meet with the anti-war demonstrators. >> i right in the book about this a litt

and i said that's cheating, i'm not lip syncing, you know how much the public is dying to see you?he show, connie, you got to do the show. it had to be 200 takes. we put this thing together, it was a reasonable fact simmly of my voice. >> he gave you that confidence. >> yeah, he did, but it was dick's reaction, it was a moment in tv history, his reaction to that. that was what was important. >> yeah. thank you, connie, just touch on that, larry, he clearly had great persuasive powers, he was a great showman but he also had had -- the confidence to perform, we saw that with gloria said, with what connie said, what was it about him that enabled him to persuade people to have the confidence to -- >> he was your kid brother, he was your older brother. that great line to donny, that's a dick clark line. he could be very persuasive, i almost left the radio network i was in to join his and i couldn't do it. it was a contractual thing and he just looked at me and said, you're not coming? he was sweet, he was genuine. >> what do you think america has lost today? >> they have lost an institu

used to wreak break up big oil spills twochl years ago tomorrow the deep water horizon exploded in sync. in the months that followed nearly five million barrels of oil gushed into the gulf. and there is a notice of intent to sue over impact of chemical dispersements used in the clean up this, week this suit was filed. >> it was on the anniversary of the deep water who arely ri son of we figured a couple years had been tough. >> they want the government to study impacts. >> we're trying to protect wildlife from an oil spill and want to make sure techniques we're using have that impact. >> gary anderson heads ecology department and was working on the clean up when this was pumped down it ended up being a good decision. >> saying a large fraction of the oil never made it to the surface. and it was eaten by bacteria. >> this bacteria surrounded drops and just ate them. >> anderson agrees more study is needed but fine finding of the lawsuit is curious because something happening many thousands of mile as way next month. there is a drilling plan has been carried forward by the obama administr

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you have more-- [makes sounds] iron, honey, is the atomic sync, the nuclear sync. you'll get no energy out of iron. and when you start fusing atoms beyond iron, you end up with mass being-- energy being absorbed. when you take your astronomy course, you're gonna learn about how the elements are made. they're made by hydrogen atom. you're gonna squash, squash, squash, fuse right up the periodic-- when you get up to iron, they start squashing them together, your star stops growing. your star starts to cool down, because when you start to fuse heavy elements like this, energy is required, not liberated. and your star then cools. all these elements here are made in catastrophic reactions when stars-- [makes sounds] --blow up. supernova. these elements are a lot more air than these elements down here. this is simple fusion, the sun and the stars, don't they? beyond there, takes different reactions all together. neat, how-- how we figure this all out. at least to this level. now, why haven't we figured it out yet? it keeps going, going, going. beautiful. now, it turns ou

i'm not lip-syncing. you know how much your public is dying to see you?got to do the show, connie. so that's what we did. it had to be 200 takes. we put this thing together. it was a reasonable facsimile of my voice, not that great. but it was a wonderful response. >> the point is he gave you that confidence. that's a very powerful story, thank you. >> but it was dick's reaction. it was a moment in tv history, his reaction to that. that was what was wonderful. he was amazing. >> thank you, connie. just touch on that, larry. he clearly had great persuasive powers. he was a great showman. but he also had a very caring side and also had an ability to give a lot of very insecure performers, for whatever reason, the confidence to perform. we saw that with gloria, connie. what was it about him that enabled him to persuade people? >> he was an everyman. you know, he was, as someone said, he was your uncle, he was your brother, he was your kid brother, he was your older brother. that great line to donny, now children, that's a dick clark line. and so he made you

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>> that's not that they're not in sync. they haven't had the within on one conversation you need to have to have an endorsement. rick has a lot of support out there. he won 11 states. we won more counties than any of the other candidates combined. he's pushing a message people can get behind. i think that rick probably wants to have a good, frank honest conversation with mitt and in due time, i'm sure they'll work things out and push forward. >> this is the last question. but you did say governor romney called to talk about an endorsement. which is interesting making note of the fact that it was not senator santorum that called governor romney but that will governor romney was calling for the endorsements. how did the senator respond to that? >> i wasn't there for the call. obviously rick called mitt yesterday to tell him he was going to suspend his candidacy but then subsequent phone calls happened and they were talking about trying to get together. that's how it worked out. we'll see them get together soon. >> we'll see.

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it is out of sync with the 40 foot height of the north waterfront with no setbacks. it blocks the sunshine of all tenants on the south side and the side of my building, 440 davis court. it will no longer be sunshine there, and it will also block the sunshine on a very park. i know that. i live there. nobody talks about the accumulative affect of traffic off, the exploratory of, the cruise terminal, except for a. no study was taken. it is dangerous across there. it will destroy the club as we know it as a beautiful entity of open space entertainment and sports for people who need it. seniordo not destroy this beautl section of the embarcadero. do not lie. go along with what their roles tell you, and make sure you do not put down a big box on the corner that makes no sense at all. it does not belong there. please get rid of this ugly thing once and for all. we are all fed up with it. the consensus is 99 percent against it. carry out the duties you are paid for to do the will of the people. that is what you're here for, and that is what you were paid for. [applause] >>

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the issues of north mission are in sync with the mission proper.neighborhoods are centered around a marshall school. d9 is a progressive district. i have a problem thinking there will be any sort of disenfranchisement of anyone in our community in the north mission is included in district 9. invoking walter again without my singing, "love will keep us together." please keep the mission together. [laughter] >> thank you, sir. >> i do not know how i can follow on that. i cannot sing. i do want to thank you all for your hard work on coming up with this working plan, especially in district 10 keeping it whole. there are many issues we have fought for years on. there are many more issues we need to continue to work on. one small fix that will be a continuation of other comments, continuation of other comments, i do believe the northern

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you can also sync up your experience online at c-span's dinner hub. find the guest list, highlights of past dinners, plus blog and social media posts at c-span.org/whcd. white house correspondents' dinner live saturday on c-span. >>> born in a north korean work camp, it's the only world chin had ever known. he's also the only one to ever escape from camp 14. >> his first memory at the age of around four was going with his mom to a place near where he grew up in the camp to watch somebody get shot. and shootings, public executions in the camp were held every few weeks. and they were a way of punishing people who violated camp rules and of terrorizing the 20,000 to 40,000 people who lived in the camp to obey the rules. from then on. >> sunday author blaine harden on shin's journey out of north korea. sunday at 8:00 on c-span q & a. and then the interview with robert caro. volume four in the years of lyndon johnson. his biography of the president. >>> during his second day of testimony before a phone hacking panel, news corporation chairman and ceo ruper

keep the club swing together, arms sort of in sync and hit it flush and that will help you get that little baby draw. just fantastic. you see how much that means to him to hit those two shots he just hit. >> and of course it would be another win for a sean foley pupil. i asked sean this morning, you know, get away from the golf. what has really turned around hunter mahan's game. he said you know what it's been? it's been not adding value to the shot. in other words, he really used to think of himself, you know, by his golf. how it went on the golf course. he's gotten away from that. talked about how he's gotten married. i don't know if there's been a guy that's matured more out here on this big stage than hunter mahan, who was really a little shy and i don't know that he could handle being in the spotlight that he is right now. i think he's handling it good right now. >> if he gets good at playing pressure golf, he's got the tee to green game to challenge tiger or anybody. the way he drives the ball is off the charts. he hits a lot of greens in regulations and is putting lights out. he has

you can sync up your experience online at c-span's dinner hub. find the celebrity guest list, highlights of past dinners, plus blog and social media posts at cspan.org/whcd. the white house core respondents dinner live saturday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> the social security trust fund will not be able to pay out full benefits beginning in 2033, three years earlier than projected last year according to an annual report released by social security trustees. treasury secretary geithner was joined by health and human services secretary and labor secretary. he accredited the affordable care act with setting the medicare program on path to save $200 billion by 2016, but acknowledge that had the program still will exhaust funds by 2024. that's the same prediction as last year. this is about 30 minutes. >> every year reports are issued to congress on the strength of these two indispensable programs. and we just met to complete this review and transmit to congress on these reports. millions of americans rely on social security and medicare for inc