and at the bottom of the over, governor tim pawlenty was showing us from minneapolis. ♪ >> our partyeeds a lot of work, obviously. >> tonight, indiana republican governor on revitalizing the gop. >> look inwardly, think about how it can speak more meaningfully to the problems of today and it to the americans of today. to the young people, specifically. tonight on c-span. also on xm radio for download the podcast. >> how is c-span funded? >> private donations? >> i do not really know. >> i do not know where the money comes from. >> federally? >> contributions from donors? >> 30 years ago america's cable companies created to spend as a public service, a private business initiatives, no government money, no government in date. >> with the federally mandated switch to digital television next week we will get a report on how the fcc prepared viewers for the change with the following guests. monday night at 8:00 ppp.m. eastern. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from sacramento is darrell steinberg, a member of the california senate. guest: great to be here this morning, stev

host: our guest is governor tim pawlenty joining us from minneapolis. caller: good morning. i love you lots of messages about our own the budget. you brought the renewable energy. i watched those climate change committee meetings with waxman and others. i was concerned that they have in that bill that coal is considered a non-renewable. nuclear also, and so would behydro and oil. pretty much anything thatmines into the ground. i want to bring up a couple of more things to see how you feel about it. but cost according to the democrats is $2.30 trillion. the estimate is for 2.5 million jobs lost because of this legislation. the fund is allocated to displaced workers. they also include -- the scariest thing -- they are proposing $1,500 per moving allowance. these people who campaigned for america's future -- thank you, c-span -- we are being run by these non-profits to were getting all these appointments. i am not happy with the loss of the freedom. how you feel about the fact that we will not have anything that costs us less than an arm and a leg for energy? guest: she raised