onc-span-3, a conference economic policy in an election year held by the national association of business executives. that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern. inwhen that senate gavels monday, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin delivers the traditional reading of washington's farewell address. later in the week, the senate takes procedural votes unto antiabortion measures. the house is back for legislative work on tuesday, with the first both expected on wednesday. later in the week, a bill that would ban all flavored tobacco products, including e-cigarettes . watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span two. >> this morning, look at the week ahead with jeff mason from reuters and the hills al weaver. later, the cato institute talks about the use of stop and frisk and its effect on law enforcement. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington" is next. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. a new study has found nearly 100 million eligible voters do not vote. inwill give you the details that new study and we want to hear from you. if you plan to vote in 2020, your phone n

on c-span3, a conference on policy held by the national association of business executives starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. highlights from the latest sitting of australia's house and senate during a session of australia's parliament. prime minister scott morrison along with members of his cabinet answered questions on the coronavirus outbreak, middle east security, combating climate change, and the recent australia wildfires. this is half an hour. >> hello and welcome to question time, where we play the highlights of question time in australia's parliament. wildfires ravaged the east coast of australia over the summer have died down, the political fallout is just beginning. question time and parliament began with a bipartisan day honoring those fire victims and thanking the volunteers who helped fight the fires. it did not take long before the conversation quickly turned to politics. >> my question is to the prime minister -- why does the prime minister claim he always acted on the advice of fire commissioners when he ignored for two years their advice to provide determinate boost to au

onc-span3, a conference economic policy in an election year, held by the national association of business executivesrts at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> joining us on newsmakers is tim chapman. the questioning is kate ackley. house fromr white political. gabby: a bit of news on this thursday, roger stone, former trump associate was sentenced earlier today to three years in prison for lying to federal prosecutors as part of the russia probe. i wanted to get your take on whether or not that is a fair sentence and whether you agree with some of the statements president trump has made? tim: i know the president had some issues with it.

onc-span3, a conference economic policy in an election year, held by the national association of business executives. that starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> joining us on newsmakers is tim chapman. the questioning is kate ackley. house fromr white political. gabby: a bit of news on this thursday, roger stone, former trump associate was sentenced earlier today to three years in prison for lying to federal prosecutors as part of the russia probe. i wanted to get your take on whether or not that is a fair sentence and whether you agree with some of the statements president trump has made? tim: i know the president had some issues with it. obviously, infractions were made, it was a felony. i think it is a problem and i think the sentence makes sense, but i will leave it up to the people in the legal community to figure that out. gabby: do you think he received a fair trial? tim: from my vantage point, yeah. >> but he's the latest in a series of trump campaign officials now facing prison time or in prison. is this a problem for the president in this election year? tim: of course, any perception of people l

onc-span3, a conference policy held by the national association of business executives, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >> next, highlights from the latest sitting of australia's house and senate during a session of australia's parliament. prime minister scott morrison along with members of his cabinet answered questions on

onc-span-3, a conference economic policy in an election year held by the national association of business executivesthat starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern. inwhen that senate gavels monday, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin delivers the traditional reading of washington's farewell address. later in the week, the senate takes procedural votes unto antiabortion measures. the house is back for legislative work on tuesday, with the first both expected on wednesday. later in the week, a bill that would ban all flavored tobacco products, including e-cigarettes . watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span two. >> this morning, look at the week ahead with jeff mason from reuters and the hills al weaver.

on c-span3, a conference on policy held by the national association of business executives starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern. highlights from the latest sitting of australia's house and senate during a session of australia's parliament. prime minister scott morrison along with members of his cabinet answered questions on the coronavirus outbreak, middle east security, combating climate change, th

a conference on economic policy in an election year held by the national association of business executivesit starts at 8:00 eastern. representative john yarmouth of kentucky as chairman of the house budget committee and he gave the democratic address discussing the trump proposal.tion budget here is a statement from president trump on the economy. trump: look at what is happening with jobs and unemployment right now in our country. we have more people working by far than ever before. almost

a conference on economic policy in an election year held by the national association of business executives. it starts at 8:00 eastern. representative john yarmouth of kentucky as chairman of the house budget committee and he gave the democratic address discussing the trump proposal.tion budget here is a statement from president trump on the economy. trump: look at what is happening with jobs and unemployment right now in our country. we have more people working by far than ever before. 100 60 million people. regulations have been cut. taxes have been cut. and the biggest on job i have this really happened because of the obama administration. just the opposite. the obama administration had the worst recovery in history since the great depression. if that concept continued, need in increase in taxes instead of lowering taxes and also many more regulations and we are already stuffed with regulations, people could not move, could not build, you would've had an economy that would've been a disaster. i think it would have gone down by 50% or more. instead, the stock market is up 80%. and in some