we will talk about all of that with stephen dennis who covers the senate.washington journal," live with today's headlines, every morning on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. a signature feature of book tv is coverage of book fares from around the country. here is the schedule -- new the end of september, we are in new york for the brooklyn festival. at the end of october, the southern festival of books in nashville. near the end of the month, we'll be covering two book festivals on the same weekend. from the nation's heartland, it is the wisconsin book festival. at the start of november, we will be in portland, oregon. the national book awards from new york city. we are live for the 18th year in a row for the miami book fair international. that is a few of the fairs and festivals this fall on book tv. >> the house and senate returned from their summer recess this week, and get right to work on the iran nuclear agreement, particularly in resolution of disapproval of that agreement or a getting set to cover that debate is laura barron lopez who covers congress for

we will talk about all that with stephen dennis, who covers the senate rollcall. "washington journal live with headlines, phone calls -- "washington journal" line with headlines, phone calls and tweets at 7 a.m. eastern. >> the house and senate returned to their summer recess later this week and get right to work on the iran nuclear agreement. set to cover that debate is laura lopez, who covers congress for "huffington post. the democrats are pretty confident that they will pass this bill -- past this deal. so far, they are just a few shot of the number needed to filibuster. if they want to filibuster the revolution -- the resolution of disapproval. the debate will be started on tuesday and it looks like even if it does pass the senate, that democrats will have the vote to sustain a presidential veto. >> one of the votes they won't cardin, the ranking member, who wrote about his offices -- regret his opposition friday. he says that -- oppositionn cardin's -- or does it change the nature of the debate? >> i think that senator cardin's opposition embodies a difficul

after that stephen dennis on the congressional agenda when the chambers returned tuesday -- returned tuesday. that includes the upcoming visit by pope francis. we will take your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. washington journal is live tuesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on seas and -- c-span. president obama participates in a roundtable discussion on poverty in america. he was joined by harvard university professor robert putman and arthur brooks fred this event was held at georgetown university. it is one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] eugene "e.j." joseph dionne jr.: it's a real honor to be here today with my two presidents -- president obama and president degioia. and my friend, david brooks, hurled the most vicious insult at me ever once when he said that i was the only person he ever met whose eyes lit up at the words, "panel discussion." and i have to confess my eyes did light up when i was asked to do this particular panel discussion -- and not just for the obvious reason, to my left -- and, again, it's a real honor to be with you, mr. president -- or arthur or bob. iso

after that, stephen dennis on the congressional agenda when the chamber's return on tuesday. and in 2016 federal spending, and upcoming visit by pope francis. plus your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweet. "washington journal" is live thursday. >> he was a not see. he was a concentration camp commandant -- nazi. concentration camp commandant. he was responsible for the murder of thousands of jews. on her lifeteege altering discovery that her grandfather was a concentration camp official. >> he was a tremendously cruel person. he was capable of -- he had two dogs. he trained them to tear a human apart. , there was aon when he that he felt killed people. you if something when thisre normal without aspect in your personality, it's very difficult to grasp. >> sunday night on "q&a. >> now, a look at the history and future of civil jury trials. we will hear from a panel of litigators was remarks from alternative resolution expert hannah feinberg on whether the right to a jury is disappearing in the u.s. justice system and why there is a current rise in victim compensation fun

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stephen dennis joining us, talking about congress. david in cincinnati, ohio. thank you for waiting. what happens to social security at the government shuts down? guest: i have an answer for you. your checks will still show up. as an security is funded entitlement program. social affected are security offices. you have a question, you want to sign up, that will be with more difficult. -- much more difficult. it will not be an issue if you have a check, the check will still show up. that doesn't mean if you are having an issue, you are kind to go to an office, try to have some complicated thing sorted out -- that is where it bumps into problems. the good thing about a government shutdown is they don't tend to last that long. usually lawmakers are getting phone calls -- last time, 18 days. that is not going to affect a lot of things. a lot of checks can be cut. it is more of an issue for things like national parks. suddenly, they are closed. your vacation just got ruined. if you need a visa or something that only the government can provide, you are out of luck. i

we will talk about all of that with stephen dennis who covers the senate. washington journal, live with today's headlines, every morning on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> the house and senate returned from their summer recess this week, and get right to work on the iran nuclear agreement, particularly in resolution of disapproval of that agreement or a getting set to cover that debate is laura barron lopez who covers congress for "huffington post." let's start in the senate, who will be some of the key players on tuesday? laura: thank you for having me. in the senate right now, the administration is pretty confident the democrats will be able to protect this deal that he has crafted with p5+1. what is going to happen is that so far 38 democrats have announced their support for the deal. if you shy of the number needed to filibuster if they wanted to. so the debate will be heated and they will start tuesday. it looks like even if it does pass the senate, democrats will have the votes to sustain a presidential veto. >> one of the votes they will not get, and

stephen dennis joining us, talking about congress. david in cincinnati, ohio.hank you for waiting. what happens to social security at the government shuts down? guest: i have an answer for you. your checks will still show up. as an security is funded entitlement program. social affected are security offices. you have a question, you want to sign up, that will be with more difficult. -- much more difficult. it will not be an issue if you have a check, the check will still show up. that doesn't mean if you are having an issue, you are kind to go to an office, try to have some complicated thing sorted out -- that is where it bumps into problems. the good thing about a government shutdown is they don't tend to last that long. usually lawmakers are getting phone calls -- last time, 18 days. that is not going to affect a lot of things. a lot of checks can be cut. it is more of an issue for things like national parks. suddenly, they are closed. your vacation just got ruined. if you need a visa or something that only the government can provide, you are out of luck. if

will talk politics with the political editor of "the boston globe," and we will be talking to stephen denniswhite horse discussd and we will the campaign 2016 and the return of congress. we will see you then. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ next, dated that is being collected about you. and a discussion on technology and civil liberties. after that, how they minister she communicated with >> a signature feature of tv is our all-day coverage of festivals from across the country with top nonfiction authors. here is our schedule. near the end of september we are in new york for the brooklyn festival, celebrating its 10th year. at the end of october, the southern festival of books in nashville. liveeek after that we are from austin with the texas book festival. at the end of the month we will at theo book festivals end of the weekend. it is the wisconsin book festival from madison. coast, theeast boston book festival. in november we will be in portland, oregon, for word stock. followed by t

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