>> good evening welcome to the center for strategic international studies i know we don't see bob schieffer here but he is okay but he asked me to pass on the following. yesterday he underwent a successful medical procedure to reopen a blocked artery all went as expected he feels great very grateful for the support of the series and grateful to the school of journalism for working with us. we are so happy to have all of you here tonight for this terrific and timely discussion and with that, i agree for the panel. [applause] >> i will do my best. i don't have a bob schieffer impression, but i have to say i'm delighted to be here tonight either in a moderating or participating capacity because i'm looking forward to hearing what the two guests evening have to say. i can't think of a more timely conversation so i won't belabor it long introductions but to my right is president of th the pre international republican institute. also, i've known him at least have worked for a long time. he'he is a contributor to forein policy starting when i was the editor so i'm delighted to get a chance to talk

a bob schieffer will moderate discussion this afternoon with the heads of the national democratic institute and national republican institute talking about promoting democracy abroad at 5:30 eastern here on c-span. 28 days until the midterm elections. at 8:00 eastern, we will be live

followed by cbs news could jupiter bob schieffer moderate a discussion on leadership.o as her primary source for camping 2018, we will have live coverage of the debate in utah. can start talks about the power and limits of special counsel investigations. after that, the senate returns at 3 p.m. eastern to consider a water projects bill. then at 8:00, we are live in massachusetts for the first debate against charlie aker and jay gonzalez. c-span3, foreign-policy experts discuss the future of u.s. russia relations. >> coming up on today's washington journal,

later in the day bob schieffer moderates a discussion lives. global leadership at 5:30 p.m.tern also on c-span. american history tv is in prime time this week. on c-span3. himdebate over original is -- originalism. a discussion on southern culture with professor tom way. back 100 years at german u-boat campaigns of world war i, starting with the boat and onsank a friday, descendents of presidents ford, truman, mckinley, johnson, and theodore roosevelt share family stories at the kennedy center for performing arts in washington. watch american history tv this .eek in prime time on c-span3 tonight on c-span, a look back at past presidential campaigns and house speaker paul ryan talks about the legislative agenda and his future plans beyond congress. we will show you tonight ceremonial swearing-in of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh at the white house with president trump. next, what is like covering presidential campaigns with photojournalists from the new york times, associated press, and getty images. they discussed their time on the campaign trail in the past decade. w

former cbs news anchor, bob schieffer, will be hosting a discussion this afternoon to talk about promoting democracy abroad. we will have that at 5:30 eastern time. >> wednesday morning, we are live in hartford, connecticut for the 44th stop on the c-span tour. capitals on friday, we are live from providence, rhode island, with rhode island education commissioner ken wagner at 8:30 a.m. eastern. u.n.,. ambassador to the nikki haley, has resigned. she's expected to leave her post at the end of the year. ambassador haley was appointed in november 2016. last month, she chlorinated president trump's second trip to the united nations. before she was named by the -- she was the governor of south carolina, the first woman to hold the post and reelected in 2014. she was at the white house earlier today. president trump: thank you very much, everyone. we are very well-prepared for the incoming hurricane. we have another one coming. we've done very well. north carolina, south carolina, texas, florida, puerto rico, so many places, we have another one coming, a big one, much bigger than the anticipate

that is followed by bob schieffer moderating a discussion on u.s. global leadership. primary source for a campaign 2018, we will have live coverage of the u.s. senate debate in utah between mitt .omney and jenny wilson on c-span 2, kenneth starr talks about the power and limits of special counsel investigations. that, the senate returns at 3:00 p.m. eastern to consider a water project rebel. at 8:00, live from massachusetts for the first debate between charlie baker and j gonzalez. and on c-span 3, paul -- foreign policy experts discussed the future of u.s.-russia relations at 7:00 p.m. eastern. american history tv is in primetime this week on c-span 3. tonight, federal appearance court -- federal appeals court judge ginsburg on the debate over original is a. wednesday come a discussion on southern culture in the u.s. with history professor tom lee. thursday, a look back 100 years at german u-boat campaigns during world war i, starting with the 1918 u-boat attack that ss marack. barak -- friday, descendents of presidents ford, truman, mckinley come in theodore rooseve

a bob schieffer will moderate discussion this afternoon with the heads of the national democratic institute and national republican institute talking about promoting democracy abroad at 5:30 eastern here on c-span. 28 days until the midterm elections. at 8:00 eastern, we will be live with you talk's u.s. -- utah's senate debate to fill the seat of orrin hatch. live on c-span 2 at 8:00, gonzalezaker debates j . here on c-span at 10:00 p.m., arizona's second congressional district debate. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. mayor and strategist and the fabric -- liz mair. as far as republicans go this time around, what is the message you would send to them as they reach out to potential voters? guest: if i were them, what i would try to focus on as much as humanly possible, especially because a lot of people are focusing on suburban women voters and trying to keep them in the republican cap, -- camp, -- if iity is we have were republicans, what i would be talking about is i would be talking about what was the indication of tax cuts? for most people, i think that was positive. with

former cbs news anchor, bob schieffer, will be hosting a discussion this afternoon to talk about promoting democracy abroad. we will have that at 5:30 eastern time. >> wednesday morning, we are live in hartford, connecticut for the 44th stop on the c-span tour. capitals on friday, we are live from providence, rhode island, with rhode island education commissioner ken wagner at 8:30 a.m. eastern. u.n.,. ambassador to the nikki haley, has resigned.

later in the day, bob schieffer moderates a discussion on u.s. global leadership. that is live from the center for strategic and international studies at 5:30 p.m. eastern, also on c-span. >> american history tv is in prime time. this week, tuesday, douglas ginsburg on the history and evolution of the nation's highest court and the debate over original is a. wednesday, a discussion on southern culture in the u.s., with history professor john young a. -- tom lee. then a look at you will campaigns during world war i, starting with the 1918 u-boat attack that sank the ss merck. and on friday, descendents of residence forward, truman, mckinley, johnson, and theodore roosevelt share family stories. tv thiserican history week in prime time on c-span 3. with the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018.

first, bob schieffer will be .osting a discussion about promoting democracy abroad.we will have that live at 5:30 eastern time. host for carlson discusses his book ship of fools . how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> it is about why we elected trump. i couldn't get past the idea that the country voted for donald trump. why would you do that? i think he is right in a thematic sense.

i do not have a bob schieffer impression to offer you. they usher me he is doing well. i am delighted to be here tonight either in a moderating capacity because i am looking forward to hearing what our two guests this evening have to say. i will not belabor it with long introductions. to my right is damaged, the president of the international republican institute. we can talk a lot about what that means. also, i have known his work for a long time. he is a contributor to foreign policy starting from when i was the editor. i am delighted to get a chance to talk to him in person and to my last is ambassador derek mitchell, the new president of the national democratic institute and we can talk a little bit about the history of these institutions. i cannot think of a more timely conversation to be having. i was thinking, what should i write about this week and i thought, how about trump's foreign policy and what is the role of democracy and human rights anymore? it is a conversation in some ways we have been having far predating certainly donald trump, but i think it is one

bob schieffer will be hosting a discussion this afternoon with the heads of the democratic national institutend the republican national institute about democracy abroad. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in indianapolis. we are asking folks which party should control congress and why. the party that i want to take over congress is the democratic hearty. it's not just because -- party.tic it's not just because i support the values of the democratic party, but because the republican party has abdicated its responsibility to serve as a check and balance on the executive branch. in addition to legislation, certainly, the responsibility of congress to be able to serve as a check and balance. we have not seen that. we have seen a presidency run amok. control of commerce changes in november, i will be impacted in several ways. for one, i am a college student just now getting out of school soon and i will be entering the workforce and things such as tax breaks or things such as financial matters that do get decided across congress will directl

that's followed by cbs news contributor bob schieffer moderate a discussion on u.s.leadership. also as your primary source for campaign 2018 we will have live coverage of the u.s. senate debate in utah. on c-span2 ken starr talks about the power and limits of special counsel investigations. after that the senate returns at 3 p.m. eastern to consider a water projects bill. at 8:00 where life from massachusetts for the first debate between charlie baker and j gonzalez. and on c-span3, foreign policy experts discuss the future of u.s.-russian relations. that's at 7 p.m. eastern. .. since 2000. this is courtesy of the coalition. >> hello, welcome to the lutheran university in tacoma and the first debate in the 2018 race for u.s. senate. >> this

that's followed by cbs news contributor bob schieffer moderating a discussion on u.s. global relationship. also, as your primary source for campaign 2018, we'll have live coverage of the u.s. senate debate in utah between republican mitt romney and democrat jenny wilson. on c-span2, ken starr talks about the power and special limits of investigations. and after that senate returns at 3 p.m. eastern to consider a water projects bill and then at 8:00. we're live from massachusetts for the first debate between republican governor charlie baker and democrat jay gonzalez. and on c-span 3, foreign policy experts discuss the future of u.s.-russia relations and that's at 7 p.m. eastern. >> wednesday morning, we're live in hartford, connecticut for the 44th stop on the c-span bus. 50 capital tour. connecticut secretary of state denise merrill will be our guest on the bus during washington journal, starting at 9 a.m. eastern. on friday, we're live in providence, rhode island for the 45th stop of the 50 capitals tour with rhode island education commissioner ken wagner at 8:30 a.m

i don't have a bob schieffer impression, but they assure me he's doing very well. i'm delighted to be here tonight in a moderator or participating capacity, mostly because i'm looking forward to hearing what our guests have to say. i can't think of a more timely conversation in many ways. so i won't belabor it with long introductions. to my right is the president of iri, the international republican institute. we can talk more about what that means. also i have known him, at least his work, for a long time. he was a contributor to foreign policy starting from when i was the editor so i'm delighted to get a chance to talk with him in person. to my left is derek mitchell, the new, as of one month ago, president of the national democratic institute, ndi. and we can talk a little bit about the history of these organizations. but, again, i can't think of a more timely conversation in many ways to be having. i was just thinking, well, what should i write about this week and i thought, well, how about trump's foreign policy and what is the role of democracy and human righ

that's followed by cbs news contributor bob schieffer moderating a discussion on u.s. global leadership. also as your primary source for campaign 2018, we will have large coverage -- live coverage of the senate debate in utah between mitt romney and jenny wilson. on c-span2, can start talks about the power and limits of special counsel investigations. after that the senate returns at 3:00 p.m. eastern to consider a water projects bill. at 8:00, live from massachusetts , the first debate between republican governor charlie baker and democrat j gonzalez. on c-span3, foreign-policy experts discuss the future of u.s.-russia relations at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> wednesday morning we are live in connecticut for the 44th stop on the c-span bus 50 capitals to work -- tour. eastern.at 9:00 a.m. on friday we are live in rhode island for the 45th stop with rhode island education commissioner ken wagner at 8:30 a.m. eastern. next house speaker , paul ryan shared what he views as past accomplishments in congress and what he has planned for the

. >> former cbs news anchor bob schieffer will moderate a discussion's the heads of the national democratic institute and the international republican institute. they will talk about promoting democracy abroad. live at 5:30 eastern, here on c-span. until the8 days midterm election. were showing congressional and governors debates from around the country. tonight at 8:00 eastern, will be like with the utah u.s. senators debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson, on the seat of retiring senator orrin hatch. and charlie baker debates his democratic challenger, j gonzalez, in the state's governor's race. and it 10:00 p.m. eastern, arizona second congressional district debate between democrat ann kirkpatrick and republican leo marquez peterson. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> fox news host tucker carlson ofcusses his book, ship fools, how is selfish ruling classes bringing america to the brink of revolution. >> it's about why we elected trump, and i just couldn't get past it. i couldn't get past the country voting for donald trump. it's not an attack on trump, i think he is r

eastern and then former cbs news anchor bob schieffer hosting a discussion and the international republicantitute to talk about promoting democracy abroad. live at 5:30 eastern time. 28 days before the midterm election comes c-span will be live with a debate between former republican president candidate mitt romney and democrat jenny wilson who are competing to take the seat of retiring utah senator orrin hatch. live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can watch online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. your primary source for campaign 2018. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in indianapolis, indiana and looking forward to the midterm election, we are asking folks which party should control congress and wide. >> the party i want to take over congress is the democratic party and its not just because i support the values of the democratic party, but because i think the republican party has completely abdicated its responsibility to serve as a check and balance on the executive branch and in addition to legisla

bob had been hosting the series for the past several years. we are very grateful to the foundation for the support of this series and extremely grateful to the schieffer school of journalism for working with us. go frogs. we are so happy to have all of you here tonight for this terrific and timely discussion. susan: thank you to all -- ok, mic is on. i will do my very best. schiefferve a bob impression to offer you. i am delighted to be here tonight either in a moderating or participating capacity, mostly because i am looking forward to hearing what our two guests this evening have to say. i cannot think of a more timely conversation. i will not belabor it with long introductions. wining, the is dan t theident of iri, international republican institute. he is a contributor to "foreign policy," since when i was an editor. to my left is ambassador derek mitchell, who is the new president of the national democratic institute. we can talk a little bit about the history of these organizations. think of a more timely conversation to be having. i was thinking, what should i write about this week and i thought, how about trump's foreign policy and what is the