. >> on sunday at 6:30, author gene epstein, law professor richard epstein, and the kado epstein debating foreign wars. >> judgment is an essential proportion of the way in which we have to start dealing with these things, if you start with the frame. over time it will be a calamity than when you don't use force. that's when the real calamities will happen. the muslim public affairs convention at 9 tomb. with harpings by javier, cnn commentate tore van jones and others. >> what we were trying to do is highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, the vat use of freedom of speech. practice of the religion, equal dignity, law and due process of law. and those values are challenged today. >> announcer: watch on c-span or cspan.org or listen on the free c-span radio app >>> the new congress starts tuesday, watch all the opening day events and activities on c-span. we are live from the u.s. capital starting at 7am eastern. you'll hear from the return members. opening day business includes the election of the house speaker and his address, and debate. one rule is getting attent

announcer: author jean epstein, law professor richard epstein, and the cato institute's christopher debate u.s. involvement in foreign wars. >> force is always a just -- difficult question. if you start with the frame and make it very funny, it turns out over time the use of force will be a calamity than when you do realse forces when the calamity will happen. beginning at 9:00 p.m., the muslim foreign affairs convention with remarks by javier becerra, george decay -- george decay, van jones, -- george takei. >> we were trying to highlight the values of the constitution of the united states and values of freedom of speech, freedom of practice of religion, equal dignity, equal protection of law, and due process of law and those values are challenged today. --ouncer: www.c-span.org watch on c-span and www.c-span.org or watch on the free c-span radio app. tonight on lectures in history, a class on the moonshine wars in appalachia. bruce stewart explains how journalists shape the national perception as a violent place. here is a preview. bruce: moonshine has become a central character in all o

three years earlier than that, richard had co-authored scalia versus epstein. this is how i knew, richard, and we agree on many. we will also agree on one big thing, and that is when should the united dates don't want. there is this long-standing liberal versions of the use of , explainhn stuart mill there is no difference of opinion among honest people on commencing an aggressive war for any interests of our own, except when necessary to avert from ourselves and pending wrong. matter, theal nonaggression principle is a presumption against the use of force, not a prohibition against the use of force. i'm not a pacifist. i served in the united states navy. nor is richard and advocate for the use of force in any and all cases. we are trying to clarify this elusive middle ground between the two extremes of never and always. that is a useful discussion. are several different legitimate justifications or rationales for the use of force. this debate is not concerned about self-defense and i merrily about self-defense. the resolution if of -- focuses on those instances

epstein, richard epstein and christopher preble debate u.s. involvement in foreign wars. >> it's always a difficult situation. that judgment becomes an essential portion of the way in which we have to deal with these things. time, use of force will be a calamity. that is when the real calamity is going to happen, when you don't use force. by javier becerra, jones andei, van khizr khan -- >> we were trying to highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, the values of freedom of speech come a freedom of religion, equal dignity, equal protection of law and due process of law. those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> on wednesday, john kerry discussed the israeli-palestinian conflict, the un security council resolution condemning the israeli settlements in the west bank and the u.s. decision to abstain from that boat. -- that vote. this is about one hour 15 minutes. [applause] sec. kerry: thank you, very much, thank you. thank you, very much, thank you. excuse

. >> on sunday, author jean and professor richard epstein and christopher debate u.s.nvolvement in foreign wars. >> it's also a difficult question. we have to look at the way in which we have to start to deal with these things. if you make it over time you use force is going to be a calamity them when you don't use force. that's when the real calamities will happen. >> beginning at 9:00 p.m. the muslim public affairs council convention with remarks by california democratic councilman. >> what we are trying to do is highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, the values of freedom of speech, freedom and practice of religion, equal dignity, equal protection of law and due process of law. and those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next, a discussion on the paris climate agreement and the ongoing collaboration between the u.s. and japan in combating climate change. speakers look at the goals and the potential impact of the incoming trump administration. held by the brookings instit

. >> on sunday, author jean epstein, law professor richard epstein and a member of the law foreign wars.te >> judgment becomes an essential portion in the way in which we have to start to deal with these things. if you start with the frame and make it funny, over time, you use force and it's going to be a calamity and when you don't use force, that is where it happens. >> than the muslim public affairs council with remarks by democratic congressman hobby or andrra, actor george to k, a muslim goldstar father. >> what we were trying to do was highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, the values of freedom of speech, practice of religion, equal dignity, equal protection under the law and due process of law. those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. in to the 114th congress two years ago, c-span spoke with freshman congressman about what they were expecting for their first term in office. this year, we spoke with some of them again about their experience in washington over the last two years. we start with

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p.m., author6:30 gene epstein, law professor richard epstein, and a member of the cato institute debates. involvement in foreign wars. >> force is always a difficult question. if you start with the frame and make it very funny, then it turns out that you use force it will be a calamity, then when you do not use force, that is one you see the calamities. republican convention. it includes actor george takei and the muslim goldstar father. do ist we are trying to to highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, the values of freedom of practice ofdom of religion, equal dignity, equal protection of law, and due process of law. those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. this holiday weekend on booktv -- tonight at 10:00 eastern, wall street journal editor joanne loveland looks at top women leaders in corporate america. at 11:00, a cnn political contributor talks about the book , "unprecedented: the election that changed everything," and a look back at the 2016 presidential campaign. sunday afternoon, a profes

announcer: on sunday at 6:30 p.m., author jean epstein, law professor richard epstein and cato institute's christopher prebble debate the involvement in foreign wars. >> force is always a difficult question. judgment is the essential have to n the way we start to deal with things. if you start with the frame and turns very funny, it ka time it's going to be a ambty than if you don't use force. announcer: remarks by alifornia democratic congressman, actor george takei, muslim gold star father. >> what we were trying to do is highlight the values of the constitution of the united of freedom oflues speech, freedom of practice of equal dignity, equal protection of law and due of law and those values are challenged today. announcer: watch on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. the new congress starts tuesday. watch all of the opening day c-span.nd activities on we are live from the u.s. capitol starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you'll meet new representatives and hear from returning members, noon.use gavels in at opening day business includes the election of the house pea

. >> on sunday, author jane epstein, law professor richard epstein and the cato institute discuss u.sinvolvement in foreign wars. >> it is always a difficult question. judgments come in the central portion in the way we have to start. do you stall with the framework? that is when the real calamities will happen. >> at 9:00 p.m., public affairs council convention with remarks by california democratic congressman javier becerra, actor george to k and cnn, and are van jones. >> what we are trying to do is to highlight the values of the constitution of the united states. the values of freedom of speech. freedom of religion. equal dignity. of law and duen process of law. those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back and at our table this morning is claire mcandrew with families usa private insurance programs director. the future of health care and the affordable care act. republicans and donald have said that they would repeal and replace right away. as an advocate for the act,

p.m., laway at 6:30 professor richard epstein and the cato students -- institute discuss foreign wars or is always the difficult question. justice becomes an essential question in the way we deal with these things. if you start with the frame and out thatunny, it turns when you don't use force, the real calamities won't happen. >> the muslim affairs council convention, with remarks by democratic congressman, actor and muslim -- takei american father. >> we are trying to highlight the values of the constitution of the united states, but values of freedom of speech, freedom of practice of religion, equal dignity, equal protection of law and due process of law. and those values are challenged today. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. now, bbc parliament looks back at the major events that took place in the british parliament in september 2016. this is one hour. ♪ >> hello and welcome to our seasonal "westminster in review." coming in the next hour, it is brexit all the way. isn't it time government stops running away from the threats to jobs and li