discusseseremy dylan yucca mountain and the issue of waste storage.be sure to watch sunday morning. join the discussion. sunday night, jerome corsi talks about his book killing the deep state. he is interviewed by an investigative journalist. >> i heard some of these phrases . i did not attach a lot of meeting until may be more recently. maybe can define in your view, that the state, the shadow government. this long. the same thing or would you differentiate? state, other may call them the shadow government because they are affecting their own bureaucratic wishes. electing donald trump, for instance. donald trump has termed it the swamp. washington was at one point a swamp. the creatures coming out of the swamp are biting and fighting back. >> watch on book tv. >> at the white house, president d health andld in he human services secretary in

and a look at congressional efforts to open the yucca mountain nuclear storage waste site. our guest is jeremy dylan. ♪ with thesident trump, health and human services secretary, yesterday and the rose garden he laid out his broad principles and initiatives at lowering drug prices, calling it "the most sweeping action in history." welcome to "washington journal." will it be enough? should the federal government do more to lower prescription drug prices? here is how to join us this morning with the conversation. (202) 748-8000 is the number to call if you live in the eastern and central tion

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and a look at congressional efforts to open the yucca mountain nuclear storage waste site. our guest is jeremy dylan. ♪ with thesident trump, health and human services secretary, yesterday and the rose garden he laid out his broad principles and initiatives at lowering drug prices, calling it "the most sweeping action in history." welcome to "washington journal." will it be enough? should the federal government do more to lower prescription drug prices? here is how to join us this morning with the conversation. (202) 748-8000 is the number to call if you live in the eastern and central time zone. the other number is (202) 748-8001 for those of you in the mountain and pacific areas. also on social media, we welcome your thoughts on facebook and twitter. you this morning -- should the federal government do more? we are interested in your experience. drug we will show you some of what the president had to say as well. "the washington times" this morning, a picture of president , who and alex a's are spoke to the press in the briefing room. trump said he would "put first" byatients leveraging trade deal

. >> jeremy dylan covering the yucca mountain bill. read more at rollcall.com. he's on twitter at jeremy dylan cq. live thursday on the c-span networks the house returns at 9:00 for work on u.s. nuclear waste policy. at 6:00 a discussion on intelligence and national , johnty with lisa monaco brennan and james clapper. michaeln to work on the brennan nomination to the seventh circuit court. on c-span3 health and human services secretary alex azar on the 2019 budget for his agency. by starbuck executive chair howard schultz on the role and responsibility of global companies. >> sunday morning on 1968. america in turmoil. we look at the court war the backdrop for the events of 1968 including the vietnam war. the presidential campaign. and the space race. joining us to talk about that turbulent time are elizabeth cox, historian and documentary kramer,r and mark program director of the project on cold war studies at harvard university. 1968 america in turmoil. live sunday at 8:30 they are eastern on washington journal and on american history tv. americans that were be

dylan. energy and environmental reporter. the house set to take up legislation on the yucca mountain nuclear storage site. give us a short and condensed version. >> this is a big deal. congress established yucca mountain would be the place for nuclear waste. when the obama administration came in, they decided to cancel the project because of harsh local opposition. it since aboutd 2010. with the new trump administration and republicans in power, people are seeing this as the renaissance for yucca mountain. i'd kind of presents a new strategy to get this going. doing some of the stuff that needs to be done. so the application can go forward. it does stuff that gets it to be bipartisan. this is a two-step approach that gets everyone on board, does a comprehensive nuclear waste reggie for the country where it has been lacking. >> the bill comes out of the energy and commerce committee. ofnsored by john shimkus illinois. overwhelming vote. you detailed some of the items in the bill. support, likely to be a strong as an committee? >> it is. there is 81,000 metric tons of this commercial and nuclear waste. you