you know, there's reaction, and i think he's learned that. >> host: and final question from tony romm of politico. >> host: sure, and i have to ask what is next on the subcommittee's radar other than receiver standards? where do we go throughout the rest of the year? >> guest: there's a lot of work, cybersecurity's coming up next, so we're going to complete our work on that. and then we're also going to do hearings on future of audio, video and data, and we're going to be looking at all of those issues. we're going to get some time to get some oversight on the broadband buildout from the stimulus. most of the oversight ended up, the oversight stopped when the money went out the door, that's kind of the wrong time to stop oversight. are we getting what we're paying for? we're going to be looking at that carefully, overbilled issues and all of that. and we're going to continue to work on spectrum. i'm going to appoint a small working group to look at the government spectrum. i'm glad ntia's coming out with their report. we'd like to have seen it last fall, but i think it's due out very,

. >> joining as the guest reporter is tony romm of political. estimate to continue the path of cybersecurity you kind of diluted to this talking about the lieberman collins versus the mccain bill in the senate, but what responsibilities should the critical infrastructure systems that are deemed so critical to the way that we live, should they have to live up to some kind of different levels of security standards? who should sit those standards? >> that's a good question and in the house we have had the grid act that we took out last year, a couple of years ago that passed in retrospect there may be a better way to do the act by you different set of issues when it comes to the power grid. now you're talking about switches and relays and critical infrastructure especially on that side and i think they have a process for her to leave kuwait gets back for the principle applies that of innovation and the dynamic reactions encourage better communication and it may be that there have to be some standards of the altar of sight in terms of your building

tony romm of politico. thank you as well. moreh book tv in prime time all this week on c-span2 >> collected photographs and was particularly again interested in the 19th century civil war in particular. these are to friends, union and confederate who knew each other prior to the civil war who fought against each other at the battle in 1862 survive the war and came out alive and learn after the war mchugh we are in 800 sitting on the parched talking about the old days >> is a rather wonderful book called the art, and it meant the surviving beyond survival talks about how the arts and the kraft how niquette insanity until the person was so bad a lot of the camps and there was a high incidence of suicide, so people would make these little things of beauty to get to each other just as a way to say we support you and we care about you were. >> the weekend of may 5th and 6th from oklahoma city on c-span2 landsea 73. >>> ashraf khalil as a journalist who covers the middle east. he recently spoke at the new america foundation in wash