penney, american beacon fund. >> president r. gerald turner. we are out of time. it has been a pleasure. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> for a dvd copy of this program called -- for a free transcript or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at a-and- a -- q-and-a.org. these are also available as podcasts. >> coming up, we will take your questions and comments. after that, president obama visits the middle school in baltimore to talk about the budget and education. today, a couple of briefings on the president's fiscal 2012 budge starting with the white house. jacob lew will present the budget and he is joined by austin ghouls be. that is live at two o'clock 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. on c-span 3, secretary of defense robert gates will talk to reporters live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on cspan 3. eastern on cspan 3.

penney, american beacon fund. >> president r. gerald turner. we are out of time. it has been a pleasure. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> for a dvd copy of this program called -- for a free transcript or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at a-and-a -- q-and-a.org. these are also available as podcasts. >> it's a night on "prime minister's questions," david cameron and egypt and the 2009 report on the release of the lockerbie bombing. later, a tea party town hall meeting with remarks from rand paul and orrin hatch. tamara, the president's fiscal year budget will be released. we will bring you coverage from a baltimore school where president obama will talk about the budget and education. reaction from the pentagon, the budget office, and members of congress. on tuesday, the house will start debate on a bill that proposes broad reductions in fiscal year 2011 spending levels with a possible vote later the week. winehouse coverage on c-span. -- life house coverage. >>

. >> next on "q&a," r. gerald turner. then, another chance to see "prime minister questions." them, and roundtable on fiscal year 2012 and response to the crisis in egypt. tomorrow, a couple of briefings on the president's fiscal 2012 budget proposal. the budget director will present the bonds request for the office of management and budget. austin goolsby will join live at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span2. on c-span3, robert gates will talk to reporters live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> the patriot act, passed after the 9/11 attacks, made it easier to conduct surveillance on terrorism suspects. with the provision of the bill ending this month, lawmakers are trying to renew expiring provisions. follow the history of the bill through today online with c- span's congressional chronicle. you can track the daily events and find a full video archive for every member at c-span.org

gerald turner is the president of southern methodist university in dallas and sunday night he will discuss today's college students. his school is the site of the george w. bush presidential library and smu on c-span's q&a. >> this morning on "washington journal" we talked to the chairmen and ranking member of the house intelligence committee about the hearing held yesterday on groupwise security threats. this is an hour >> host: we are up for what we hope you will find an interesting and informative hour. we have the top democrat and republican of the houseop intelligence committee. the new chairman is mike --w republican of michigan and his democratic colleague ofcr maryland, the ranking member as we call it in washington. gentleman thank you for beingf here. we have a fullar hour and i've t two goals. want to learn more about your views and what you heard about local threats but he also wanted to talk to you about how you want to organize you about how u want to organize this committee. you have been talking very publicly about your collective goals on bipartisanship and oversight. i wa

>>r gerald turner is the president of southern baptist university. he will be on cspan pa "q &a." "washington journal" continues. host: our sunday round table, welcome back. let's begin with c-pac conference which wrapped up yesterday. coming in first in the non- binding straw poll again this year, texas commerce ron paul getting 30%. what do you read into those numbers? guest: ron paul has proved to be pretty popular. this group -- the tracks college students and their behind the libertarian message. if you combine the ron paul and gary johnson numbers, you get more than 1/3. that is the great libertarian side of the party. i think you will see some very interesting shaking of the party from that side. the 2008 democratic presidential field, if you look at them, the top three candidates, edwards, clinton, obama, they were running a campaign closer to the dennis kucinich 2004 campaign. whoever wins the republican nomination in 2012 will be running something closer to the ron paul 2008 campaign. that is some of the direction the party is going host: rounding out the list are three

. >> r. gerald turner is the president of southern methodist university in dallas. sunday he will discuss college students. his school is the side as the -- is the place for the george w. bush memorial library. >> treasury secretary timothy geithner unveils the obama administration plans for the future of the home mortgage companies fannie mae and freddie mac. speaking at a forum hosted by the brookings institution in washington, d.c., he talked about the future of fannie and freddie over the next five-seven years and reducing the government's role in the housing market in the future. the administration offers -- also proposes requiring a 10% down payment on home mortgages. this is about 30 minutes. >> 10 needs no introduction. he has been one of the key players with ben bernanke and larry summers and henry paulson in stemming the tide of this financial crisis and starting to turn the economy around. he also has been the architect of financial reform proposals that became the dodd-frank bill, and one of the piece is not included in that was what to do about the gses

gerald turner is the president of seven months of this university -- southern methodist university. he will be on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal" continues. host: let me introduce you to congressman tim huelskamp, a republican from kansas, a freshman and member of the budget committee. congressman, welcome, for the first time, to the "washington journal." am i saying your last name correctly? guest: that will work. host: how do you pronounce it? guest: exactly like you did. host: we were talking with our viewers about budget cuts to federal spending. you are a member of the budget committee. can you put into context what has been going on in the last couple of weeks in the budget committee, the appropriations committee, and, in a lot of news reports, about some conservative and tea party activists calling for more budget cuts? guest: status quo is clearly not an option. both parties have, for far too long, ignored the culture of over-spending. when you're looking of the $1.50 trillion deficit, it is mind- boggling. what we're trying to do is start the process of balancing th

. >> r. gerald turner will discuss today's college students. his goal is the site of the george w. bush presidential library. >> this weekend on book tv, george friedman offers its protections -- offers his predictions. donald rumsfeld sits down to talk about his memoir. the director of the iranian studies program at stanford on the shot of iran. find a complete schedule at booktv.org. >> the patriot act passed after the 9/11 attacks made it easier to conduct surveillance on terrorism suspect. with provisions of the bill ending this month, lawmakers are trying to renewal expiring provisions. follow the history of the bill on line with c-span's congressional chronicle, where you can track daily floor action in the house and senate with time minds and transcripts of every session. finding full video archive at c- span.org/congress. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, the kennedy administration's strategy to overcome it and the beliefs of bartending fathers and the role of christianity in our nation. and daniel inouye and his experience in world war ii. american history

gerald turner is the president of southern methodist university in dallas, and sunday night he'll discuss today's college students, his school as the site of the george w. bush presidential library and his own road to smu on c-span's "q&a." >> u.s. trade representative ron kirk said on wednesday that president obama plans to submit the u.s./south korea free trade agreement to congress in the next few weeks. he made this announcement at the house ways and means committee hearing on u.s. trade policiment the hearing also focused on issues such as trade with china and pending trade agreements with colombia and panama. this is u.s. trade representative kirk's first appearance before the house ways and means committee since being confirmed by the senate in march 2009. representative dave camp of michigan chairs the hearing. this is two hours, 20 minutes. >> we are opening the hearing on president obama's trade policy agenda. and good morning. i want to welcome everyone here and also extend a special welcome to united states trade representative ambassador ron kirk. ambassador, this is the firs