and joining the conversation is tom mcmillan, form a from maryland and president and ceo of the division one a athletic directors association. , aday at noon on end up with live three-hour discussion with political commentator cokie roberts, author of several books, ladies of liberty, founding mothers, capital gains -- dames. we take your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. watch every weekend on c-span2. all persons having business before the supreme court of the united states admonished her draw near and give their attention. >> monday on c-span's landmark cases, we will look at the case carr.er versus chief justice earl warren called it the most important case of my tenure on the court. >> these 11 tennessee voters lived in five of the largest cities of tennessee. they are the intended an actual victims of a statutory scheme which devalues, reduces the right to vote to about one 20th of the value of the vote given to certain rural residents. >> by the early 20th century, population shifts in tennessee had a majority of voters from rural areas move into the city. yet those rura

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>> joining the conversation is tom mcmillan, former u.s.representative from maryland and president and ceo of the division 1-a athletic directors association, and sunday at noon, a discussion with cokie roberts. join the conversation as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets. watch booktv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span. >> all persons having business before the herable supreme court of the united states are admonished to draw near and give they're attention. >> monday, on c-span's landmark cases, we'll look at the case of baker versus carr, he 1962 decision that ruled federal courts could intercede in disputes over reapportionment. earl warren called it the most important case of my tenure on the court. here's a portion of the actual oral argue. >> these 11 tennessee voters live in five of the largest cities in tennessee. they are the intended and actual victims of a statutory scheme which devalues, reduces, their right to vote to about 1 were 20th of the value of the vote given to certain rural residents. >>

he is interviewed by tom mcmillan. >> it bill, it is right to be with you today, as a former student athlete and someone who has worked on student athlete reforms issues for many years i have really enjoyed your books, i bought it as soon as it came out, it was great to be with you today. i guess the most obvious question after your career and covering so many areas like homeland security, pharmaceuticals, how how did you get into college sports? >> guest: i have had an eclectic career have anti? i got into college sports in a few ways. like you, although not nearly at your level, i played sports in high school and college. i actually had a d1 athletic scholarship that mysteriously became an academic scholarship after i injured my back. so i always had an interest in sports. then about 15 years ago i did a project about the inquirer where i looked and began to look at the business of college sports. i guess that planted a seed in the back of my brain that at some point i would like to come back and just look at the influence of college football because even then it was already had a

interviewed by tom mcmillan former u.s.sentative from maryland and the president president and ceo of the division athletic directors association. >> it's great to be with you today. as a former student athlete and is someone that has worked on student athlete reform issues for many years i really enjoyed your book you i bought it as soon as it came out, so it's great to be with you today. i guess the most obvious question after your career covering so many diverse areas like homeland security and pharmaceuticals how in the world did you get into college sports? [laughter] >> i have had in a classic career, haven't i.? >> guest: i got into college sports in a couple of ways like you although not nearly at your level. i played sports at high school and college. i had an athletic scholarship that became an academic scholarship after i injured my back. about 15 or 16 years ago i did a project at the philadelphia inquirer where i begin to work at the business college sports. at some point i would love to come back and just look

he is interviewed by tom mcmillan, former u.s. representative from maryland and president ceo of the division i a athletic directors association. >> host: it is great to be with you today, as a former student athlete and someone who is worked on student athlete reform issues for many years, i really enjoyed your book. i bought it as soon as it came out. it is really great to be with you today. i guess the most obvious question after your career covering so many diverse areas like homeland security and pharmaceuticals, how the world did you get into college sports? >> guest: i have had an eclectic career haven't i? so i got into college sports in a few ways. like you, although not nearly at your level, i played sports in high school and college. i actually had a d1 athletic scholarship that mysteriously became an academic scholarship after i injured my back. i was -- so i always had an interest in sports. about 15 years ago i did a project with the inquire where i get to look at the business of college sports. i guess that planted

>> joining the conversation is tom mcmillan, former u.s. representative from maryland and president and ceo of the division 1a athletic director's association. sunday at noon on "in depth" a live three-hour discussion with cokie roberts. she's authored several books, including ladies of liberty, founding mothers and her latest, capital gains. join the conversation as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets. watch book tv all weekend every weekend on c-span 2. next a debate about the impact of legalized marijuana on teenagers, crime, accidents and on state and national politics. from the annual freedom conference in colorado. this is an hour. >> well, you know, at colorado several states are looking into the possibly of taxing marijuana as a source of revenue and that's so typical of the government. isn't it? trying to squeeze blood from a stoner? yeah. you condition like that? yeah. come on. i'd like to introduce the moderator of the panel, or of the debate. know her from her work. yes. as you know, she spars weekly

. >> and joining the conversation is tom mcmillan, former u.s. representative from maryland and president and ceo of the division 1a athletic directors' association. and sunday at noon on "in depth," a live three-hour discussion with cokie roberts. she has authored several books, including "ladies of liberty", "founding mother". join us as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets. watch book tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 2. >>> every weekend on "american history tv" on c-span3, 48 hours of programs and events that tell our nation's story. saturday morning, beginning at 11:00 eastern, we're live from historic colonial williamsburg, the eve of the american revolution with reenactments of revolutionaries and british loyalists mingling on the streets. we'll tour the governor's palace and capitol building. and throughout the day, we'll take your calls and tweets about the colonial era with historians and experts. sunday morning at 10:00 on "road to the white house rewind" we'll hear the aspirations of presidential hope

announcer: joe did the conversation is tom mcmillan, former representative from maryland. sunday, a live discussion with political commentator cookie roberts and she has authored several books. join the conversation as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments, and tweets. watch book tv all weekend on c-span2. national security strategists discuss counterterrorism policies at the heritage foundation and whether it can prevent attacks by isis and al qaeda. they also discussed the san bernardino shootings. announcer: >> we have about an hour and a half scheduled for this event. i would like our panelists to speak about their area and then we will have time for questions and discussion at the end. end. so if you have questions, please keep those in mind. i will come back up after panelists talk and then i will recognize people. we have microphones, so if you would wait for a microphone, before you ask your question. just state your name and affiliation. hopefully, we will have plenty of time for a great exchange. i really believe there will be so many things worth

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. >> joining the conversation is tom mcmillan, former congressman. discussion with cokie roberts. her latest book is capitalizations. dames.l games -- ashtonnse secretary carter talked about the troop levels in the middle east. congressman mac thornberry chairs the committee. this is three and one half hours. chairman: we have defense secretary carter here to discuss america's role. we will look at the questions that are foremost in the minds of the american people. i want to thank secretary carter for being here. it is my view that we are fortunate to have leaders like this. isis presents a clear and present threat to the united states. we are trying to meet that threat. a different approach, a greater effort. this group is certainly not invincible. hands itwe tie our own aids their cause. wrote,henry kissinger the current inconclusive u.s. military effort risks serving as a recruitment vehicle for isis. ignatius wrote that the halfway measures taken by the united states only help the .ihadists the other consequences it adds to the doubt that allies have about our commitment and

>> join the conversation is tom mcmillan, president and ceo of the division one a athletic directorsssociation. a live three-hour discussion with cokie roberts. she is the author of several books. we will take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets. watch booktv all weekend, every weekend on c-span two. >> washington journal continues. we want to welcome congresswoman susan delving may call thelicans selected panel on infant lives. it was set up to a conflict of this planned parenthood. yesterday, you and your fellow democrats sent a letter to paul ryan asking him to disband this committee. tell us why. first of all, we voted against the formation of the committee in the first place. no substance behind any allegations against planned parenthood. it is unclear why we need a select committee. we have committees of jurisdiction right now. we have had hearings already. so, there are other committees that can do any type of investigation that needs be done. in fact, we already had to hearings in the judiciary. no point to this. it is a waste of taxpayer dollars. we belie

stop it, because it has the ability to destroy the fabric of this joining the conversation is tom mcmillanr u.s. representative from maryland and president and ceo of the division 1 a another letic directedors association. sunday at noon a live discussion with cokie roberts. he has authored several books. join the conversation as we take your phone calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets. brought her husband george w. bush to the white house. with less than nine months in office the 9/11 attacks occurred and first lady laura bush helped comfort the nation while continuing to pursue interests long important to her including education, literacy and women's health. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span original series first ladies. influence and image. examining the public and private lives of women who filled the position of first lady. from martha washington to ichelle obama. >> thursday night attorney general loretta lynch spoke at the annual dinner muslim advocates. we also heard from the executive director of muslim advocates andre carson. this is an hour and 15 minutes.

he is interviewed by tom mcmillan, former u.s. representative from maryland and president ceo of the division i a athletic directors association. >> host: it is great to be with you today, as a former student athlete and someone who is worked on student athlete reform issues for many years, i really enjoyed your book. i bought it as soon as it came out. it is really great to be with you today. i guess the most obvious question after your career covering so many