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the use of -- the lack of use, excuse me, of your status with a doctorate degree -- why did c-span not address that? also, your interviewer seems to kind you continue to call ur ino kind you continue to call you by julianne malveaux. i am wondering for you, because i know how much you must have worked to get this degree. is that something that concerns you at all? >> host: are at c-span from one of our policies if you are a medical doctor, we will use that in your title. if you are not, we will put your name up there. julianne malveaux. that is the name that has been up there. and if you noticed, i have mixed it up and call her doctor julianne malveaux, we do not use first names there. i will not just refer to her by her first name. you will see a mix in the last few hours and i think it has been pretty fair to think that doctor julianne malveaux would agree with that. thank you for calling him, we appreciate it very much. you have any, you want to make. >> guest: i think in an academic context, of course, respect is due. i don't ever want someone to call me by my first name when someone else in the same conversation is referred to as doctor. the policy of me

ur mitt romney's address. during this hour, we'll hear from mitt romney's running mate congressman paul ryan. new york city mayor rudy giuliani will join us. and we'll sit down with senator john mccain. >> our correspondents are in position throughout the arena here in tampa. candy crowley, she's over at the podium right next to tonight's speakers. she has a preview of tonight's big, big speech. go ahead, candy. >> wolf, this speech, at least the excerpts we've seen of it that were provided by the romney campaign do run the gamut as we expected it might. there is some talk of his business successes. there is talk of his time as governor. there is personal talk about his community, including his religious community. i hear a couple of the things that struck me. the first is this is not just for the folks in this room. we have to presume that everyone in this room is going to vote for mitt romney. this is a reach-out for those very important voters who say they have not yet made up their minds. to them, this is what romney has to say about president obama. hope and change had a powerful appeal. but tonight, i'd ask a simple question. if you

ur help. it's no longer a process that we are driving this alone from the federal government. we are seeing increasing signs where the community themselves are getting active. and then reaching out to us to work with you in a manner. >> that is encouraging. one topic we can spend the entire panel on. and i want to touch on it briefly. juan, it seems that the white house is kind of muttling through the legal authority for the counterterrorism actio now. jane harmon said, and i hope i am quoting her correctly. that the authorization of militaryorce past 9/11 is the basis for what we are doing. and for term is that is short term framework. and now expanded across the world in north africa a has a relationship to the original text. the white house is trying to struggle with this. can you talk about that challenge, and do you think it's time for congress to provide explicit guidance? >> jane is right here. >> did i get it right? >> michael, it's a great question, the debate about whether or not you need authorization to update is important. the 2001 program is the christmas tree that we dangle all the things we do for the war on terror. the right of self-defense to retain and interrogate a

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