and webster tarpley? >> three quarters? how many people don't believe president obama was born in the united states? [inaudible conversations] do they overlap? is it msnbc and fox? there were some hands. who doubts the obama osbourne in the united states? this is the 9/11 truth crowd. not obama's socialist crowd. >> the man in the yellow tie. >> i have the microphone now. >> no. that is building seven. . . aid i am a little bit told -- >> do you have a question? >> the second on mr. kay, i don't know if there is here some charge for the conspiracy theorists or do people. i was surprised by the banality of your presentation -- [inaudible] there is no comparison to what you said. if i ask you when the flag was burned at the beginning of the era in the nazi movement, if someone in germany had said this was a conspiracy, according to you, to your standpoint, if someone has power, or some form of official power, it cannot be doubted. >> okay, i am happy to answer that. as i quite clearly stated in my banality is an patient if yo

he'll face off with webster tarpley, author of "9/11 synthetic terror, made in the usa." the debate will be moderated by "newsweek" and daily beast contributing editor david fromm. you can watch it live online today at 6:30 p.m. eastern by logging on to booktv.org. >> when we're warned in the next 12-18 months america will suffer a catastrophic cyber attack, they don't choose nose words indiscriminately. it tells me that we have to move rapidly, but not in a way that, you know, violates privacy or the basic tenets of privacy and that encourages quick reaction, not sort of regulatory environment. >> tonight, the chairman of the house subcommittee on communications and technology, congressman greg walden, on cybersecurity and privacy at 8 ian on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> the feminist majority recently hosted a forum on issues important to women in the 2012 election. the following discussion focused on a review of upcoming ballot measures as well as allegations of efforts meant to disenfranchise voters. this runs about an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> this next