coming up to morning, darrell kimball discusses the state o u.s.rol u.s. may be forced to expand its arsenal with aina, russia, and north ko. then i talk about the supreme court's unanimous decision to preserve access to the abortion medication mifepristone. then the supreme court's decision reject to the fda's approval of the abortion medication to -- on reproductiveights. joining the conversation live at seven, eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org on friday, scott and others a convention image white. watch on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org>> your unfd view of government. we are funded hetelevision comp, including cox. >> cox is there to help. whenever and wherer m >>

thank you, darrell. [applause] now, for a number of reasons many of which have already been discussed today, this is a difficult, dangerous pivotal moment in the long journey to the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. so what kind of a talk can i give you today? well, this is not a graveside eulogy. reports of the death of arms control are greatly and deliberately exaggerated. this is not a religious service where the pastor tells the faithful in gory detail what awaits the sinners who are not in church today. it's also not a cable news show where pundits bemoan the parlous state of the world or of an election and ask plentiively won't somebody -- maintenancively won't somebody do something? i think it's a little more like a football coach's locker room pep talk, fine tuning the game plan for the second half. so today, i'll offer some thoughts not just on what we want from the possessors of nuclear weapons what they must do, but also what this community and others need to do to effect a change in direction

thank you, darrell. [applause] now, for a number of reasons many of which have already been discussed today, this is a difficult, dangerous pivotal moment in the long journey to address the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. so what kind of a talk can i give you today? well, this is not a graveside eulogy. reports of the death of arms control are greatly and deliberately exaggerated. this is not a religious service where the pastor tells the faithful in gory detail what awaits the sinners who are not in church today. it's also not a cable news show where pundits bemoan the parlous state of the world or of an election and ask plentiively won't somebody -- maintenancively won't somebody do something? i think it's a little more like a football coach's locker room pep talk, fine tuning the game plan for the second half. so today, i'll offer some thoughts not just on what we want from the possessors of nuclear weapons what they must do, but also what this community and others need to do to effect a change in d

thank you, darrell. [applause] now, for a number of reasons, many of which have already been discussed today, this is a difficult, dangerous, pivotal moment in the long journey to address the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. so what kind of a talk can i give you today? well, this is not a graveside eulogy. reports of the death of arms control are greatly and deliberately exaggerated. this is not a religious service where the pastor tells the faithful in gory detail what awaits the sinners who are not in church today. it's also not a cable news show where pundits bemoan the parlous state of the world or of an election and ask plentiively won't somebody -- maintenancively won't somebody do something? i think it's a little more like a football coach's locker room pep talk, fine tuning the game plan for the second half. so today, i'll offer some thoughts not just on what we want from the possessors of nuclear weapons, what they must do, but also what this community and others need to do to effect a change i

coming up friday morning, the arms control association's darrel kimball discusses the state of nuclear weapons in the u.s. and that the u.s. may be forced to amid growing threats from china, russia and north korea. then carrie severino talks about the decision to preserve access to the abortion medication mifepristone. and kathy manning on the supreme court's decision to reject consideration of a case involving mifepristone. join in friday. on c-span. now our free mobile app. or online at >> u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin held a news conference in brussels, belgium. they brief red porters about ukraine's progress and using u.s. weapons. this is about 25 minutes.