for combating isis. that is live from the national press club at 1:00 p.m. eastern. after that, we hear from republican senator bill cassidy and democratic senator tom carper about the challenges of replacing the health care law and where there might be potential areas of compromise. that is also live on c-span starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statues were erected, why we were taking them down, and what we could do to recover from the battles that had divided us for so long, and because of new orleans' role in history, period of our we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i and other people in the city had a special

responsibility to help our throughontinue to move racial discord. argitay hadmariska h a task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> you hear words, dehumanizing, lives derailed, the way lives go off track -- these are being derailed. children. even make sense. we have then letting perpetrators go by not testing saying we don't care about this issue. announcer: and the proposed arms sale to saudi arabia.

wewe will discuss whether should be actively involved. should the united states the refuelingnvolved with planes, picking targets, having advisers on the ground. ?hould we be at war in yemen announcer: you can watch these and more on our home page or by searching the video library. >> coming up, q&a. then, washington journal. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," part one of our two-part interview with pulitzer prize-winning biographer david garrow. david garrow is a professor of law and history at the university of pittsburgh. he joins us to talk about his book, "rising star: the making