but both parties can champion a cause that is vitally important to american companies. it offers both parties a chance to show business leaders that they understand the needs of the american economy. and it is a chance to show the american people that when it comes to immigration reform, they are in favor of policies that will help american workers and help our country get moving again. this is a chance we can t afford to mess, and it is up to all of us to convince congress to seize that chance. let s get together and to make this happen. your future and your children and grandchildren future depends on getting this done. i can t urge you enough to call your congressman or congresswoman. call your senator and said that we just have to have this. there is a time for a political campaign, but there is also a time to save america. i have been working with my centers in new york, particularly chuck schumer, i think there are others like lindsay graham. you have to call your senat
showing is your point of view. entries are due by january 20, 2012. there are $15,000 in total prizes and a grand prize of $5,000 current for all the tools, go to the studentcam.org. now get regular updates of what is on the c-span network with c- span now on footer can get tweets once an hour, including which infants are live and links to help you including which even alive and links to help you watch. republican rickre perry has campaigned for her husband in new hampshire and florida. this is 20 minutes. rick grew up in a small part of the world in texas. for county s down from the red river and 20 miles west of dulles-fort worth in a farming community. his family were farmers and a little part of the world call paint creek, texas. we grew up in the same area current farming, ranching, little bit of oil, some gas. people are happy about that. illiberal west of i-35. not a little west of i-35. not a lot of development. but we grew up with real people, people who knew h
the indication in blessing this morning and made us think of those people who went before us and how important they are, and we need to remember them. and libor lives in such a way and live our lives in such a way. i was in california yesterday. i have the chance to be reenergize by being with my grandchildren. it is great to see my grandchildren, my five sons being good husbands and fathers. but my grandchildren are also aware that we re doing something right now. i mean, they are old enough, some of them, to figure out something special is going on with their grandfather. it is interesting to see their perspective. they of course want to see want their grandfather to be president. but they do not know what that means and how hard that is. i had a very special little gift, not from this trip, but from a trip six weeks ago when i was in california again. i 11-year-old granddaughter chloe was listening to me talk about how difficult it is to travel. those of you that no wh
in the terrorism cases. these people will say hateful things about americans wanted to do violence to the united states. things that when you hear, it makes you not want to like the person. that affects the ability of the jury to find entrapment. was the person predisposed to committing the crime were not for the fbi providing the means to do so? that is what the real question is. people say they want to commit these crimes, but they lack the means to commit these crimes. if the person says he wants to do, then the department of justice is able to meet that predisposition bar. mitt romney cases entrapment exclusives is not a to terrorism. it is difficult to win an entrapment defense. you have to admit you committed the crime. so you re losing sympathy with the jury. host: trevor aaronson is a contributing writer to mother jones magazine. you can find the store on our web site, c-span.org, as well as republican presidential candidate texas governor rick perry spoke to st
where the news unfolds live. i m fredricka whitfield. hundreds of egyptians refuse to live tahrir square. they are paying tribute to those who died in the revolution, setting up a monument in the middle of the square. more change for the region. the palestinian authority announces it will hold elections come september. the chief negotiator has quit. an investigation shows sensitive documents leaked to al jazeera television came from his office. protests are spreading in algeria. opposition groups gathered in the central square demanding jobs and democratic change. they clashed with police who detained about 100 demonstrators. a day after the historic ouster of egyptian president, hosni hosni mubarak, they are now in charge. we are joined from cairo with a bird s eye view of things. reporter: over my shoulder, you can see the lights from tahrir square behind me, one could say that it is all over by the shouting. there is plenty of shouting taking place. it is not hun