normal number of african american ceos across corporate america, members of congress. that is progress on one level. there s a whole lot of other outs of their that there that we need to continue. blackof people white and animals will other colors, there have been a difficult time making ends meet right now but i longviewg via as an as an african-american steeped in the lessons of our to luther king, i take the long view. we have about eight people wanting question for you not get to everybody. next person we will get to his most the scholz. melissahe scholz scholz. a focus on soft targets, is new york city still considered the number one terrorist target and there has been a lot of focus on the improvements you have made with terrorist hunting and training funding and training, k talk about security? sec. johnson: in terms of our grant money, near city, near city area is to number one on the list in terms of our risk of seven cents risk assessments and the level
susan: i remove her being 10 years old and handing out copies of newspapers that my parents founded, the legal times, at the aba convention in washington. brian: how long did they own legal times? susan: we started in 1977 and their company owned it until 1986. brian: who taught you about journalism? lyons was the supervisor of the newspaper at andover. he was also george w. bush s favorite teacher in high school. many years later was still and not only was he a great leader in journalism but also in the role of a free press. taught constitutional law as well. my junior year in high school. it was incredible experience. brian: your husband is with us today. peter baker. when the circumstances when you met him? used toou have people say i got my job through the washington post? i met my husband there. monica lewinsky was the thing that brought us together. i was an editor at the i would oversee investigative reporting for the national staff. i started in january 1998 one week
what was your first journalistic experience? susan: i remember being 10 years old and handing out copies of the newspaper that my parents founded, the legal times, at the aba convention in washington. and probably ever since then. brian: how long did they own legal times ? susan: they started in 1977 and their company owned it until 1986. brian: who is the first person who tie you would journalism is all about? funny.you know, it was there was a famous teacher at the high school i went to. tom lyons was the supervisor of the newspaper at andover. he was also george w. bush s favorite teacher in high school. many years later he was still around, a very, very older statesmen at the school, and not only was he a great leader in journalism but also in the role of a free press. he taught constitutional law as well. my junior year in high school. it was incredible experience. brian: your husband is with us today. peter baker. before i go to peter baker, what were the circumstances
for the national staff. i started in january 1998 one week before the monica story broke. peter was a white house reporter covering president clinton. that is how we met. brian: we have some video from 1998. actually, right after you started. february 6. this is your husband, peter baker, when he worked at the post. the president gets home from his deposition on january 17, having just spent six hours with lawyers from paula jones and going through all this reported sexual encounters with lawyers repeating questions. the one that stuck in his mind was monica lewinsky. he gets home at night and because of betty currie and asks her to come into the office the next day. so they can talk about it. that sunday in the privacy of the white house and they went through his testimony and he tried to see if his memory matched her memory. prosecutors are very interested in that because her version was somewhat different in that he says i was never out of earshot. he and lewinsky were n
morning at 7 a.m. eastern, 4:00 a.m. pacific. have a great monday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] break house has been on so members can return to their districts. agenda includes a three extension for faa funding. week the house is expected to consider a resolution by speaker paul ryan, opposing the action on immigration. the senate is back today at three eastern. he has been serving as acting secretary for over a year and a confirmation vote is set for 5:30 eastern today. also coming up, can burns will gates toenry louis talk about race in america. this coming april he will premiere his documentary, jackie robinson. live at 1 p.m. eastern today here on c-span. also republican presidential candidate governor john kasich is in his home state of ohio. mitt romney has not yet endorsed any candidate, but has criticized