Tracy smith will be reporting our cover story. You blink and time can go just like that. Want to hear the secret to health, happiness, success . Americans spend billions every year for a verbal kick in the pants. Do you think that a speech can change someones life . Oh, sure. One speech . Absolutely. Ahead this sunday morning, the power and the profit of the pep talk. Osgood katey sagal has played two versions of motherhood on television. Lee cowan tracked her down for some questions and answers. How could anyone forget peg bundy on married with children. Why dont you ever rock me, al . Certainly isnt funny in her current role. The matriarch of deadly motorcycle gang. In between the light and dark turns out theres music. The many sides of katey sagal. Ahead on sunday morning. Osgood uga is a College Football star. Martha teichner has seen him in action. Meet uga 9. The university of georgias mascot. When he starts seeing his bag and box rattle around he can hear his car open. His car .
From california. To the new york islanders. Saturday at noon eastern on cspan2 book tv and sunday afternoon American History tv. After one dr. Anthony fauci director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Disease how many years . Guest 30 after one in those 30 years 30 years have you ever had the feeling that something would get away from us when it came to one of these crises and disease . Guest not that it would get away from us but would be much more serious than anyone anticipated and that started from the beginning of my career as the director of the institute. When i 1st started seeing and taking care of hivinfected individuals in the early 80s, 1981 the fall winter of 81 and 82 as to what would happen. I got involved early on and was concerned that many people in and out of government were considering this just a fluke among gay men some strange disease. The way i saw it involved and following it it was quite scary. Unfortunately my concerns were wellfounded because
I also think some of her work in Southeast Asia as well, something they timeout as an accomplishment as well, increasing stabilization across certain parts of that region. Those are some things we might talk about on the campaign trail. But president ial campaigns on the whole arent necessarily candidates who talk about accomplishments. They do talk about their vision for the future. Why that want to be president. And also it will be interesting when just the notion of accomplishments of any of the candidates over the last couple of years. We know congress has not been excellent at getting things done over the last couple of years. And then you have a lot of governor who oversaw their states during a pretty terrible economy over those last few years. Its going to be interesting to see how a lot of candidates talk about their accomplishments on the campaign trail. Running out of time in our segment here. Marsha from maryland on our line for independents. Can you make it quick . Caller y
Thats our homeland, our way of life. I think the answer my personal answer is yes. And so im an optimist about this. Not without our challenges. We continue to deal with those challenges. Weve got the best and brightest people. I can tell you. I wish you could meet a lot of them. Phenomenal people working these issues. Im really proud to work with them and be their deputy director. Im humbled to do that. Theyre doing some really important work. And i thank you all again for your contribution to this debate debate. Look forward to your questions. Thank you very much. Were going to open up the questions. I think weve heard now repeatedly just how much the how much the conversations changed in the past decade and change. That its no longer a question of whether, but how and what way and talk about if you walked through just many of the systems that were actively deploying. I guess one word that didnt come up is sequestration, that 13letter word. And given everything budget wise, i wonder
The information that we have and realize theres some truth behind it. Walk us through your routine. Oklahoma is not the easiest place to get to from washington d. C. How much are you in washington . Whats your daily routine here in d. C. . When you go back to the district. Well, Oklahoma City, it is, you know in the middle of the country, and it does take time to get here. I will be here not every weekend do i go home. Some weekends theres just things to do. If theres a particular large build in mark up and committee 600, 700 pages long that takes time to read, so i try to do the diligence, what i was elected to do. Other times you know, i was a National Speaker for eight years with premier Speakers Bureau traveling all over the country, and i still do some of that, but the rules have changed on what that is but i still get around. I was in missouri this past weekend speaking. So i wont get home every weekend, but i try to get home about two weekends a month and then ill be here, the r