on wednesday, we will look at immigration with breitbart texas. about the players involved, the area, and humanitarian aspects of the issue. and then a local immigration lawyer will talk about immigration and the area, who she represents, and the laws on the books about immigration and deportation. then we will examine the cartels including smuggling and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico: the journey of a reporter into darkness." then we will discuss the volume and flow across the border. and we will talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. the texas direct there and a nap that critic will look at how nafta took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal wednesday and thursday, june 1 and two from laredo, texas. conventions at 2016 -- commencement addresses continues. later, attorney loretto lynch. administrator gina macarthur told graduates at vermont law school to consider careers and public service. she also spoke about the efforts oni

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and brandon darby from breitbart texas will talk about illegal area and n in the local lawyers will talk about deportation nd laws. and alfredo porcado will discuss the impact of mexican drug cartels. "washington journal" is live eastern ing at 7:00 here on c-span. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]. announcer: president obama participated in the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington cemetery. the president spoke later about embers of the armed forces who died in combat in the last year. his was the 148th annual national memorial day service to fallen military service members. [ guards presenting arms] [ star-spangled banner] >> order. present! drumming] playing ] >> order! >> ladies and gentlemen, the wreath ceremony is complete. the memorial day service will shortly. please move to your seats. grace" plays] music continues] .music continues] [applause] music] music] .music] [applause] gentlemen, please stand for the official introduc

wednesday we will look at immigration with the managing director and editor for breitbart texas. he talks about players in the covers well as efforts to the issue. and then a local immigration lawyer will discuss practicing whogration law in the area, she represents, and books related to citizenship and deportation and the "dallas morning news" mexico city bureau these smuggling of people and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico." on thursday, our focus will be trade. brezosky will be our guest bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal to jobs from southern texas to mexico and that hurts mexico as well. be sure to watch "washington june 1 and second from laredo, texas. join the discussion. >> this weekend on "american artifacts," a tour of some of capitolst rooms in the with senator mitch mcconnell. here's a preview. sen. mcconnell: i came back to visit with friends i had made the previous two summers, the next summer, the summer of 1965. once again, i happened to hit on the right day. i was sitting in the outer office of senator cooper -- the r

on wednesday, we look at immigration with the managing editor for breitbart texas.legal about immigration, the players, and efforts to cover the security and humanitarian aspects. lawyer will talk about practicing immigration law in the area. who she represents and the laws on the book related to citizenship and deportation. we examine the cartels and mexico, including the violence and smuggling of humans and narcotics. he is the author of the book midnight in mexico, reporters journey through mexico's dissent into darkness. a trade reporter with the san antonio express will discuss the flow and blame a trade across laredo border. a congressman from texas will join us to talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. bob quast, state director for the fair trade coalition and nafta critic, looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal beginning live at 7:00 a.m. wednesday and thursday, june first and second, from laredo, texas. join the discussion. were going

the moneyaging director for breitbart texas talked about illegal immigration in the area. local immigration lawyer nelly vieh elma discussed citizenship and deportation laws. and dallas morning news mexico security chief examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade. we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar talks about how trade benefits laredo and the country and bob cash from the phoenix fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this week with congress in recess, we bring you programs in prime time from american history tv. which airs each weekend on c-span. just ahead, a conference on the vietnam war from the lyndon johnson presidential library. authors and historians discuss how the war divided the united states and how the conflict was covered by the media. then pulitzer prize winning photographers talk about the war-time work in vietnam. later r

brandon darby managing director and editor for breitbart texas talks about illegal immigration in the area. local immigration lawyers discuss citizenship and deportation laws and "dallas morning news" mexico city bureau chief examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade. san antonio express reporter lynn breshowsky will talk about trade and bob cash state director for the texas fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> federal reserve board member jerome powell now on monetary policy and the status of the u.s. economy. he said he would not make a decision on voting for or against a rate increase until the fed's next meeting in june. mr. powell spoke at the peterson institute for international economics. this is an hour and ten minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it's my pleasure to welcome you back to the peterson institute for international economics. i'm adam pos

we'll speak to the managing director and editor for breitbart texas on illegal immigration in the area. also local immigration lawyer nelly vielma discusses immigration laws, and "dallas morning news" bureau chief alfredo corchado examines mexican drug cartels. thursday we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar of texas talks about how trade benefits texas and the country, and bob cash, a nafta critic, looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. "washington journal" live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> and coming up in about 25 minutes, we go live to new york for a news conference from gop presidential candidate donald trump. until then, a conversation with gary johnson who was notch nateed this week -- nominated this week as the libertarian presidential candidate. >> host: joining us in new york is governor gary johnson, former governor of new mexico and the current libertarian presidential nominee. joining us to take your questions. governor, good morning. >> guest: good mor

brandon darby managing director and editor for breitbart texas talks about illegal immigration in therea. and we discuss citizenship and deportation laws and "dallas morning news" examines the impact of mexican drug cartels. thursday's focus is trade and we'll discuss trade across the laredo border. congressman henry cuellar of texas talks about how trade benefits texas and the country and bob cash state director, and a nafta critic, looks at the impact on jobs from southern texas to mexico. live from laredo, texas, wednesday and thursday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> vice president joe biden delivered remarks on reducing gun violence in the u.s. his comments came in the afternoon of meetings held at the white house with state and local officials looking for ways to deal with gun violence across the country. this is about 35 minutes. >> you don't want to be caught doing that. it could hurt you. >> earlier today i led off with my remarks acknowledging and commending the president, president obama and vice president biden, for reigniting a national conversation on gun vio

on wednesday look at immigration with a managing director and editor for breitbart, texas.e talks about the flow of illegal immigration in the area, the players and alt, as well as efforts to cover the humanitarian and security aspects of the issue. in a local immigration lawyer will discuss practicing immigration law in the area. who she represents, and the laws on the books related to citizenship and deportation. news," "dallas morning mexico city news chief examines the cartels in mexico, including the violence and smuggling of humans and narcotics. he is the author of the book "midnight in mexico," and on thursday the focus will be trade. a trade reporter with the san antonio express will discuss the flow and volume of trade across the laredo border. the congressman from texas will join us to talk about how trade benefits laredo and the country. and then bob cash, the state director for the texas fair trade commission looks at how the trade to jobs to mexico. 7:00 "washington journal," eastern wednesday and thursday, june 1 and second, from laredo, texas. join the discu

after the texas-sized gizmodoch reported that they are suppressing conservative news conservatives subjects like scott walker or cpac were bloc listed and news from right-leaning sites like breitbartd news max could not be used unless followed up by the likes of "new york times" or cnn. senator john thune fired off a letter demanding an explanation. joining us now is a commentator in washington. these facebook who have contractors, unnamed as we should stress, said it was common to suppress conservative topics and news. how much does this tarnish the media outlet? >> we had to assume this these were the biggest stories from across the web. you expect your friend's priest to be biased but not from the site itself. however, i'd be very surprised if this the affects how often people log into facebook. they are still going to go there and post pictures of their kids and dogs. i don't think that's going to change. >> that part may not change. republican senator john thune conducting an inquiry demanding facebook explain its editorial process for the trending topics. if this letter was sent to the "new york times" or cbs or fox news it would probably say get lost so should the senator b

breitbart, nelly vielma discusses deportation law and of alfredo cortado. lynn brezosky will discuss trade across the border. congressman cuella talks about how trade benefits the country. bob cash texas trade coalition and nafta critic looks at the trade deal's impact on jobs, from southern texas to mexico. washington journal live from laredo, texas, starting at 7:30 eastern on c-span. >> i think today we sort of catch up to the 20th century. we've been the invisible half of congress the last seven years. we've watched our house colleagues with interest, at least i have with interest. tv coverage of members of our colleagues in the house. >> today communication comes out of the dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancements between communications with radio and television. >>> 50 years ago our executive branch began appearing on television. today marks the first time when our legislative branch in its entirety appear on that medium of communication through which most americans get their information about what our government and our country does. >> televising represents a wise and warranted policy. broadcast media cove

texas on the u.s. mexico border to talk about immigration and trade issues affecting the region and the country. we'll look at immigration with the managing director of breitbart text. he talks about the players involved and the efforts to cover the security aspects of the area. and dallas morning news mexico city bureau chief examines the cartels in mexico. he is the author of the book midnight in mexico. a reporter's journey through a country's descent into darkness. on thursday the focus will be trade, a trade reporter with the the san antonio express will discuss the flow and volume of trade across the laredo border. congressman of texas will join us will talk about how trade benefits the country. bob cash, state director for the texas fair trade coalition and a nafta critic looks at how the trade deal took jobs from southern texas to mexico and how it hurts mexicans as well. watch this beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern june first and second. join the discussion. >>> the house small business committee held a hearing. members heard about the experiences of the individuals, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> committee will come to order. i want to t