because if tim kane of 2010 were to talk to tim kane of 1990 and say not only lohave a computer your pocket but you'll have a mapping program in it and you'll be able to talk instantaneously on this phone/computer to someone in japan. that's such a profound change in the way we live and to think we live in 20 years understand those forces you can draw a lot of that out of this book. that's certainly what i got out of it. here's what i think is still missing and i want to challenge the authors to address in q & a. let me back up and say at the kauffman foundation i started this blog called growthology. and i actually was mentored by the two authors who have blogs on their own. and i realized there's these amazing individuals opinions. these economic bloggers. and no one has tried to collect them all together and survey them and get a consensus, sort of do a wikinomics. just this week we led a survey and one of the questions there -- these were all questions bloggers came up with. one of the questions that i wanted to ask was, if you could come up with a growth model for busy policymak

joining us now is the chairman of the democratic national committee tim kane, also the former governor of virginia. mr. chairman, thanks very much for joining us tonight. >> hey, very good to be with you, rachel. and in virginia we still believe in majority rule. i think most americans kind of understand that. >> well, we learned today that president obama is going to announce his way forward on health reform the day after tomorrow on wednesday. i know you are very plugged into this process. what can you tell us about the strategy moving forward? >> well, i want to let the president make the announcement but you're right. all the options are being considered and we are chuckling, rachel, just as you are at the republicans fighting so hard against the notion of majority rule in the senate. the reconciliation rule is every bit as much a rule of the senate as the filibuster rule is. they love the filibuster but don't want to allow the american public to have an up or down majority vote. about whether to reform insurance abuses. i think you'll hear the president lay out a strategy where we

on "face the nation" you'll hear bob schieffer with tim kane. south carolina republican demint and michelle bachmann. candy will speak with david axelrod. senate republican conference chair lamar alexander, and maryland democratic senator. you can listen to all five of the talk shows beginning at noon at eastern right here on c- span radio. follow us on facebook and twitter. >> the renovation of the pentagon has made it much harder for a reporter to just walk around because more spaces are now behind doors where i cannot go unless escorted. >> tonight, national correspondent on covering the military here domestically and in iraq and afghanistan. >> when i hear president obama said that he is president of all-america i say obsolete, and i'm glad that we are one. >> monday night come smiley's black agenda forum with his guests. it is that a 30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. this weekend, on "book tv" from new york -- former education secretary examines america at the end of the 20th-century in beginning of the 21st. he is interviewed by the former edito