this weekend on c-span cities along with the comcast explore thers we'll life of nd literary provo, utah. many of his great finds including brigham young's book of mormon. >> thomas payne went to robert and wanted to have this printed and he wanted the buy the soldiers that is one reason the book is so well known and printed. and the author of picture earlier people talk to anti-mormonism in america since the founding of the 1830's through the current struggles as a religious minority in the origin of the animosity. >> the only other religious minority, they are a religious minority who over time have disproportionate ways about the debate of religion. >> in american history tv, take a tour of the byu museum up a ontology into the dinosaur fossils. havingator talks about fossils were gathered and how the doctor changed the way fossils" are displayed. and bones are displayed. >> the animal looks more alive in the sense that you get the bones andat these are brings life to these bones. >> and the professor of history roosevelt -- tells how mormon pioneers set up satellite communities and t

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this weekend, watch c-span's the store of -- cities tour of provo, utah. the c-span city store working with our cable affiliates and visiting eddies across -- visiting cities across the country. trump call for u.s. economic independence from trade deals like nafta and the tpp in a speech on tuesday. the republican presidential candidate spoke at an industrial plant in the western pennsylvania city. this is 35 minutes. >> i have to say all of the amazing workers, they are the most important. the amazing workers. i know you have bins -- been through some very tough times but we are going to make it better. just watch. today, i will talk about how to make america wealthy again. we have to do it. with 30-miles from steel city -- it's burke played a central role in building our nation. the legacy lives in the bridges, and skyscrapers that make up our a great american landscape. our workers' loyalty was repaid, you know it better than anybody, with total betrayal. overseas.globalization has made the financial elite who donate to politicians very, very wealthy. i

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this weekend, watch c-span city store to provo, utah. the c-span city store, working with our cable affiliate in visiting cities across the country. >> the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over. with the store conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado ?? florida >> texas >> a while. -- ohio. , listen live on c-span on the c-span radio app or get video-on-demand on c-span.org. you have a front row seat to every minute of both conventions on c-span, all beginning monday, july 18. >> donald trump call for u.s. economic independence from trade deals like nafta and the tpp in a speech on tuesday. the republican presidential candidate spoke at an industrial plant in the western pennsylvania city. this is 35 minutes. donald trump: thank you so much, i appreciated. i would like to thank the owner, and gloria, your here someplace. thank you. i want to thank rick santorum, our sons are -- senator for being here. i have to say all of the amazing workers, they are the most important. the amazing workers. i know you have been through some very

watch c-span's city tour to provo, utah. the c-span city's door, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. u.s. trade representative kirk of roman spoke today about the transpacific partnership, the trade agreement among 12 countries along the pacific ocean. the rest trade rep speech was part of a forum at the cato institute about what -- whether supporters of fe-trade should support the tpp. kirk: good morning, everybody. we are starting right on time, not :00. thank you to ambassador from and forgetting here on time. to.ome to the cato is i am the director of the center for trade policy studies here at cato. you and i wantme to welcome people who may be watching through our livestream or who may be watching via c-span on c-span3. i would like to suggest that if anybody has commentary or questions, especially for ambassador froman, he will not have time to take questions after his address, to post them #catotpp.r and use the we will do our best to respond to your comments or questions and may

c-span cities tour along with our comcast cable partners, we explore the history and literary life of provo, utah. a source proprietor has been collecting rare books from all over the world showcases many of his great finds, including the book of mormon and an original sense."'common >> thomas payne wanted to have this printed and wanted the proceeds to buy the soldiers mittens. after it went through three printings, they had a falling out and thomas payne allowed anybody to print it. he lowered the price and said anyone can print it and that is one reason the book is so well-known. of a peculiar people talks about anti-mormonism in america since its founding in the 1830's. >> the latter-day saints if it operably in that because not only are they a religious minority, they are a religious minority who over time have figured in disproportionately visible ways in the debates about religion. american history tv, take a tour of the brueggemann university of paleontology and see the dinosaur fossils and have a doctor changed the way fossils and bones are displayed. >> the armature and the steel

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along with the comcast cable partners we will explain the history and validity -- literary life of provo, utah. a provider has been collecting books for the last 30 years and showcases many of his great finds, including brigham young's copy of the book of mormon and thomas payne's common sense. >> thomas payne into robert bell buyne of the proceeds to the soldiers mittens. after winter three printings they had a falling out. thomas payne pullout anybody could print it. he lowered the price and set anyone could print it. that is what the book is so well known and printed. >> the author of "a peculiar people" talks about anti-mormonism in america since its founding in the 1830's. saints fiter day awkwardly in that. not only are they a religious minority, they are a minority who over time has figured in this or fortunately visible ways into the debates about religion. >> on american history tv, take it tour of the brigham young museum of paleontology and see the dinosaur fossils collected by dr. james jensen. talksr of the medium about how the bones were gathered from utah and the surroundi

there's no excuse for that ever and words cannot and should not provo provoke. >> that jeffrey, unless want to jump in here, let's move on. >> let's not get carried away. in the united states this kind of protest has gone on for hundreds of years. it's not that big a deal, a bunch of people like the guy got his hat knocked off? i mean, you know, he shouldn't have his hat knocked off -- >> the last guy who got his hat knocked off and picked it up was beaten to a pulp and was taken off the scene. that was in costa mesa, california. >> yeah, i mean, there have been tens of thousands of people at these rallies, one person getting hurt is unacceptable but it's one person. i don't think anybody should, you know, think that this is a bigger deal than it is. >> let's move on and talk about policy. donald trump told the journal he thought hillary clinton's speech "it wasn't a foreign policy speech it was a hate speech." what's your reaction? >> i don't know where he sees the hate. i think what she said was that she outlined good foreign policy points, she was secretary of state. it's not as if

first settled salt lake city and began setting up satellite communities in these families established provo when 1849. watch this weekend on booktv saturday and sunday the cities tour working with their cable of soviets visiting cities across the country. >> welcome everyone to the hearing of the regulations of the medicare partied demonstration the center for medicare/medicaid services is here to testify on today's topic very important to radical alter the ways that medicare pays for drugs and biologics the way it is administered to patients in the outpatient settings covered under par to be typically these are treatments that are tested in a hospital used to retrieve full their bull beneficiaries with serious medical conditions such as cancer in room atop '08 arthritis macular degeneration in diseases and this past march but what does propose demonstrations made public it makes my opinion very clear i believe this experiment is ill-conceived to harm the beneficiaries there is another part of that in my opinion goes beyond the agency's statutory authority to extend a nationwide to require

they the city was founded, put up satellite communities and 33 mormon families settled the city of provo. saturday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv and sunday afternoon at two p.m. on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. next, house benghazi republicans speak to reporters on their investigation into the september 11, 2012, attack in libya that killed four americans including ambassador christopher stevens. report of thenal committee which was created in 2014 and headed by representative trey gowdy. this is about one hour. mr. gowdy: >> i want to begin by expressing our collective gratitude to those whose loved ones families who laid down the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our country and i also want to express our collective appreciation of the americans that fought so valiantly that night and in controverted way saved other lives. this is service and sacrifice and desire to protect him defend fellow americans and our interests abroad truly represents the best of what our country has to offer. after more than 100 wi

and started settling up satellite communities and 33 families established provo in 1849. watch c-span's cities toward saturday and eastern on c-span 2's book tv and on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting these across the country. next week they given to the council on foreign relations in washington at the podium is judy woodruff of the pbs news hour. she will interview the cia director john brennan about national security threats. more live coverage on c-span. good afternoon everyone. it is indeed a pleasure to be back of the council to compare notes on a remarkably complex and dynamic international scene. i look forward to talking with judy and the council memberships about topics in the headlines. i would like to offer some brief opening remarks to kick off the conversation today. i admitted or the other of office to new officers at our headquarters in langley, virginia, i told him the are coming aboard at a critical moment in the agency's history. and a 36 years since i first entered government i have never been witnessing a

and they established the satellite of provo.oontch this on saturday at eastern and sunday on c-span3. the c-span cities tour, working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. now, a discussion on u.s. trade policy and the impact of the transpacific partnership agreement. u.s. trade representative michael froman spoke at the bretton woods committee annual meeting. the portion of this event is two hours. >> it is a great pleasure to have michael froman here with us today. he has a lot of things going, tpp in asia, trying to get approval for that. also, ttip in europe. eufact, he as an negotiator coming here tomorrow to talk with him. as we speak he is trying to work on an investment treaty with china. mike has done a great job, as i said, in his present role, but he was also in the white house during the first obama term, working on international economic affairs, advising the president. i have a good chance to work with him, on the free trade agreement, as well as negotiations with brazil. so, we are very

they set up satellite communities and 33 mormon families established the settlement of provo. saturday at noon eastern on cspan 2's book tv and on american history tv on cspan 3. the cspan city's tour working with cable affiliates and working across the country. >>> georgetown law centers o'neill institute for national and global health law recently held a day-long summit on food and public health. panelists from the fda and farm animal experts discussed the use of antibiotics on livestock. they passed guidelines on limiting the use of antibiotics for growth purposes. it's widely believed over use is one of the reasons for increasing the number of bacterial viruses resistant to antibiotic uses in humans. this panel is just over an hour. >> we're going to go ahead and get started with the next panel. folks can grab their seats and we'll go ahead and get started. we'll start by thanking georgetown and the o'neill institute. my name is scott faber, i'm a really poor substitute for professor lisa heinzerling, but i'll do my best to channel lisa. i know she wanted to be here today.

tells how after the mormon pioneer set up satellite communities and 33 mormon families established provo in 1849. watch city's tour to utah saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's book stf and sunday afternoon on american history tv. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >>> members of britain's labor party passed a motion of no confidence in their leader jeremy corbyn this afternoon. he said he would not betray the members who voted for him by resigning. that according to the bbc. this comes less than a week after the united kingdom voted to leave the european union and prime minister david cameron announced he would step down. mr. cameron is in long on the tomorrow for prime minister's questions at the house of commons, watch live at 7:00 a.m. eastern and 4:00 a.m. specific on c-span 2. >>> army secretary eric fanning gave his first major speech since his confirmation, talking about challenges for planning for the long term with short term budget sequestration. this is about 45 minutes. >> ladies and gelemen, can i have your attention please. may i ha