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>> the perfect place to run this clip of you from 2007 at the heritage foundation. >> i have been preparing to write this book since i was born. i was brought up in hollywood in the 1960s and my father was a hollywood writer and novelist, and he was a conservative. we did not call them the culture wars at that time, but there was intense blue eyes asian of hollywood. -- politicize asian. we had vietnam and president rock-and-roll, the youth obsession. in a lot of these changes that wer...

march for life holds their annual march and rally and the national organization for women will hold a vigil at the supreme court today. look for our coverage on c- span.org. good morning, this monday morning, january 23. we want to begin with your take on the economy and how your governor is handling it. c-span has been covering many of the state of the state addresses by governors in recent weeks and we will continue to do so, airing a handful tonight at 9:00 p.m. on c-span2. how is y...

but the idea is that the process was flawed from the outset. i can concur with mikes assessment about the introduction of sopa. we were under the impression it would represent a more sane approach to some of the issues that protectip was trying to resolve and that was not the case. we are talking about a stakeholder community that is much broader than anyone in washington has ever considered before. i mentioned tocourt in my rem...

bladders to help grow human muscle, thats right, pig bladders, turns out they are a good source of a fundamental biological building block known as the extra cellular matrix. >> and ray suarez talks to david margoulic about two women whose lives were changed by a photographic from the civil war era. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intelligent computing technology is making its way into everything from cars to...

bladders to help grow human muscle, thats right, pig bladders, turns out they are a good source of a fundamental biological building block known as the extra cellular matrix. >> and ray suarez talks to david margoulic about two women whose lives were changed by a photographic from the civil war era. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intelligent computing technology is making its way into everything from cars to...

>> here they are using-- pig bladders to help grow human muscle, thats right, pig bladders, turns out they are a good source of a fundamental biological building block known as the extra cellular matrix. >> and ray suarez talks to david margoulic about two women whose lives were changed by a photographic from the civil war era. >> brown: thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> intelligent computing technology is making its way...

who this week on "the communicators," reaction to a draft proposal on matt neutrality from fcc chairman julius genachowski and proposal said to be voted on in december. >> fcc chairman genachowskis announcement this week on regulating the internet has garnered strong reaction from lawmakers and other groups interested in telecommunications policy. we will explore the chairmans proposal as well as the reactions this week on "the communicators." first here is a portion of the federal co...

>> this weekend the senate voted not to advance two democratic amendments to extend the bush era tax cuts. no official floor action is scheduled this week, but negotiations continue as senator reid has called the legislation a top priority. the senate gavels in today at 2 p.m. eastern for general speeches with no votes expected. later this week theyll take up impeachment proceedings against federal district court judge thomas porteous. also votes on the dream act, to give student illeg...

>> this week on "the communicators," a discussion with interest groups on the fccs efforts to adopt formal rules regarding net neutrality. joining us are representatives from net competition.org and open internet coalition. >> host: this week on "the communicators," a discussion of network management, network neutrality and the federal communications commission and what its proposed to do with that issue. joining us are mark hamm ericson and scott cleland with net competition.org, ann ...