andrew maloney is our guest. caller: how are you doing mr. maloney? have a question and a statement. is, where are the parts of the plane at? host: make your statement, melvin. caller: the statement is, i thoseally believe buildings were blown up. what happened to all of the money in those buildings? no one has said anything about that. host: thank you, sir. andrew maloney, a we spent a lot of time talking with people who believe this was an inside job, etc. calllked to the 9/11 for a in. do you have opinions for smart -- you have opinions? are they part of your lawsuit? sayinglet me start by people since the kennedy assassination has casted conspiracy aeries. i do not think that is fair to do, certainly not here. was clearly a conspiracy to attack united states. qaeda.spiracy beyond al there is clearly a conspiracy here to attack americans in the united states. makeldn't simply conspiracy theories a footnote here. however, there are folks who believe somehow the united states, our own government, had something to do with the attacks were building --

andrew maloney, the attorney for 9/11 families, will talk about .ther efforts to pass a bill senate recentlypproved the measure where it now heads to the house where republican leaders agree with the white house it would strain relationships with saudi arabia. ronald fratello will discuss the role of u.s. border patrol in stopping illegal immigration. be sure to watch "washington journal" beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend. here are some programs to watch for. on saturday night at 10:00 eastern, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell discusses his life and politics and his book, "the long game." he interviewed by senator lamar alexander. >> all majorities are fleeting, and depending upon what the american people decide, i could be the minority leader next year. the majority leader position does present a real opportunity, even in a body like the senate, which is difficult to make function. there are advantages to setting the agenda and what we call the right of first recognition to move the country in the direction we would like

and then andrew maloney will talk about their efforts to have congress approved the justice against sponsors of terrorism. legislation, countries would lose their right to sovereign immunity from lawsuits. chief for u.s. customs and border protection will discuss the role of the u.s. border patrol. be sure to watch "washington journal." join the discussion. >> this week on q and a, the u.s. senate historian betty koe d. brian: betty koed, historian of the united states senate -- if you had to choose a character that you have studied over the years in

andrew maloney will talk about their efforts to have congress approve their justice against sponsorsf terrorism act. under that legislation, countries found to be involved in terrorist attacks on u.s. soil would lose their right to sovereign immunity that protects them from lawsuits. the senate that approved the measure, now has to have house -- it was strain relations with saudi arabia. the acting chief of border protection will discuss the role of border trial and stopping illegal immigration. he sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning liv friday morning. today, presidential candidate hillary clinton was in san diego, where she talked about national security and u.s. foreign policy. remarks, she called donald trump "temperamentally unfit to be president." this is about 40 minutes. [cheering] [applause] sec. clinton: thank you. thank you so much. thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. [chanting hillary] sec. clinton: thank you, san diego, for that warm welcome. thanks to ellen for those moving words. her introduction and for reminding us that it is not only our m

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