critical look at the 6019 project which examines the foundations of america's beginning with matthew spalding, executive director of the 1776 commission, and the author of 1620, critical response to the 6019 project. sunday at 11:00 p.m. eastern, amazing story of george h w bush post-presidency. his former chief of staff recalls his 25 years after leaving the oval office.

marcus beginning with matthew spalding, executive director president trump's 1776 commission and peter what it, author of 1620, a critical response to the 16th 19 project. senate 11:00 p.m. eastern, and the news, the amazing story of george hw bush post- presidency in his former chief of staff, becker, recalls is 25 years and the oval office. watchful tv this weekend on "c-span2". >> we are back with john woods jr the national investor for braveror angels and he was hereo talk with us today about his organization's efforts to bring americans together to discuss our differences and reduce political polarization. john good morning. >> good morning and is good to be here. >> for small tell us about what it is predict what is the group's mission and when was it founded and why does it exist. >> absolutely, is america's largest grass roots bipartisan grassroots organization dedicated to the work of political polarization. , that when they really mean is where revising the inclusive communal spirit of american democracy if you will. initially came into being in the aftermath of the 2016 elec

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and also is matthew spalding, the college buys prison he sort is the executive director of president trump advisory for the 1776 commission he'll have an update for us on the commission as well as also are panels today is peter wood it president national association of scholars an organization that is following this issue. closely and he is also done very compelling pieces about the issue of nicole hannah jones in the hiring and 6019 project prayed and appreciate you being here i would like to start with you jenna because there is a narrative, false narrative and there's been created in national for stories. saying the nicole hannah jones was distant denied tenure. it tells will really happening. >> thank you donna. what the first we found out was april 27th. without a press release putting said that nicole hannah jones has been fired and that did not know whether they had tenure, they were very excited about it. and that point they wrote that this was a bad decision. the chaplain hill and hudson school party to an organization here in north carolina, later found out that the positio

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matthew spalding executive director of president trump 1776 commission and peter would take a critical becker former chief of staff to present george h debbie bush recalls the 41st president of post- presidential life. that all starts tonight at 7:55 p.m. eastern. more information about tb.org or consult your program guide. >> on her weekly author interview program, "after words", the "washington post" americans efforts to destroy chemical weapons in sierra during the civil war. >> this is an amazing story, is tragic as it is but the chemical weapon saga the drama of trying to get the stuff out. and then having sierra policy just collapsed around it is just an amazing story. that's part of it. the more you get into this >> it's more complicated and fastening the storylines became from inspectors on the ground to activists trying to prod the united states but the pure cruelty of some of the battens to ice coming into the picture, engineers try to figure what to do with each weapon so all the wonderful fascinating story threads per that's a big part of it. the other part, as an author i

then myrna matthew spalding executive director of president trump's 1776 commission and peter would take a critical look at the 6019 project looks examines the foundations of america's beginning. gina becker former chief of staff to george hwb is recalls the 41st presidents post- presidential life. find full schedule information online book tv on or consult your program. guide. >> welcome officially to skeptical inquirer for this is a series of live online presentations from experts who are devoted advancing the science over pseudoscience, media literacy over conspiracy theories, and of course critical thinking over magicalri thinking. my name is liana lord and i am cato lighted to be your host. i am a standup comedian and author. i'm also a cause for the point c of inquiry podcast. if you're so inclined you can find more about me and my work at very funnyun lady.com. before we get going, i've a couple reminders for you. the coronavirus resource center continues relating reliable lose news/coronavirus yesterday they shared a peace of the "new york times" about how epidemiologists are car

critical look at the 1619 project which examines the foundations of america's beginnings with matthew spalding, executive director of president from 1776 commission and peter wood, author of 1620, a critical response to the1619 project . today at 11 pm the man i knew, the amazing story of george hw bush's former presidency, his chief of staff george becker recalls his 25 years after leaving the ovaloffice . watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> c-span landmark cases explores the stories and constitutional drama behind significant supreme court decisions . they at 9:40 5 pm eastern landmark case for ross and versus arizona, ernesto was arrested for suspicion of kidnapping and signed a written confession. the supreme court ruled that confession was inadmissible because he was not notified before being questioned of his fifth and sixth amendment rights against self-incrimination and the right to an attorney you want landmark cases they at 9:40 5 pm eastern on c-span, online at c-span.orgor listen on the free c-span radio app . >> joining us next is glenn berson, congressman from wisconsin on

critical look at the 6019 project which examines the foundations of america's beginning with matthew spalding, executive director of the 1776 commission, and the author of 1620, critical response to the 6019 project. sunday at 11:00 p.m. eastern, amazing story of george h w bush post-presidency. his former chief of staff recalls his 25 years after leaving the oval office. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> next, look at efforts to reduce plastic waste through recycling and the use of alternative materials. there was testimony from scientists and environmental experts at a hearing that ran about an hour and 45 minutes. >> without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recess at any time. under vaccinated members may remove their mask only during their questioning under the five minute rule. members attending virtually should keep their video feed on as long as they are present in the hearing. members are responsible for their own microphones. please also keep your microphones muted unless you're speaking. if members have documents they wish to submit for the record, please email

it examines the foundation for marcus beginning with matthew spalding, executive director president trump'sauthor of 1620, a critical response to the 16th 19 project. senate 11:00 p.m. eastern, and the news, the amazing story of george hw bush post- presidency in his former chief of staff, becker, recalls is 25 years and the oval office. watchful tv this weekend on "c-span2". >> we are back with john woods jr the national investor for braveror angels and he was hereo talk with us today about his organization's efforts to bring americans together to discuss our differences and reduce political polarization. john good morning. >> good morning and is good to be here.

eastern, a critical look at the 1619 project with matthew spalding. peter would, author of 1620, a critical response to the 6019 project. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, a former chief of staff recalls his 25 years after leaving the oval office. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: representative gregory meeks represents new york's fifth district in the queens area. he joins us talk about u.s. foreign policy issues. chairman meeks, good morning. guest: good morning. host: the headline in the "washington times" about the authorization of military force -- this is the measure that passed the house last week, a debate you led on the house floor. why do you think this is an important measure? guest: the responsibility is of congress to make the determination of whether or not we should go to war. when you look back in 2002, the mission has been accomplished. saddam hussein is gone in iraq, what took place on 9/11. that has long been gone. they were put forward and voted on some 20 years ago and are no longer necess

eastern a critical look at the 1619 project which examines foundations of america's beginning with matthew spaldingive director of president trump's 1770 -- the author of a critical response to the 1619 project. tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern, the amazing story of george h. w. bush's post-presidency, his former chief of staff recalls his 25 years after leaving the oval office. watch book tv tonight on c-span two. ♪ >> in his latest book, edward looks at the role that drinking has played throughout history. >> alcohol makes it harder to live. it's harder to make up alive. it makes sense that a. -- it makes us better. if we just relax and take it in a variety of cues, we do a better job. in the same ways that when we meet, we shake hands to show that we are not holding a weapon in our right hand, cultures use intoxicants -- anywhere where hostile people need to figure out a way to cooperate. >> edward tonight at 8:00 on q&a day. you can listen to human day as a -- q&a as a podcast. >> washington journal continues. host: our focus is the biden administration and the party. good sunday morning and thank

critical look at the 1619 project which examines the foundations of america's beginning with matthew spaldinge director of president trump's 1776 commission and peter would, the author of 1620, a critical response to the 1619 project. sunday at 11:00 p.m. eastern, in the man i knew, the amazing story of george h w bush's presidency. they recall is 25 years after leaving the oval office. watch tv, this weekend on c-span two. ♪ ♪ >> american history tv on c-span-3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story, every weekend. today at 7 p.m. eastern, an author on his book, trailblazer of the american west. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, brown university professor megan nelson talks about guerrilla warfare on the federal and union sties. -- union sides. sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, a journalist and law professor compares free speech in the united states and see whether the france model would work in the u.s. sunday at 8:00 p.m. on the presidency, a discussion about nancy reagan's legacy with a washington post columnist and author of the triumph of nancy reagan and a white house his