then congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's role and the prospects for more hillary clinton. talk aboutiles will food inspection and why foodborne omers is hard to control. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. next, kellyanne conway and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani discuss their roles on donald trump's presidential trump'son team and mr. economic, foreign policy and trade agenda. the wall street journal's annual ceo council meeting hosted this event. [applause] thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. hope you enjoyed the dinner. we will get straight into the real meat of the evening. i can't imagine a better way to start than to have someone who

then government reform subcommittee ranking member brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's prospects. and the standard contributor kathryn miles will talk about food inspection and why food-borne ill sentence hard to control. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. join the discussion. >>> now several panels from a day-long conference hosted by cq roll call analyzing the 2016 election results and the impact on health care, immigration and other domestic policy issues. this features the future of the affordable care act and if obamacare is repealed.

congresswoman brenda lawrence for about half an hour. democrats (202) 748-8000.epublicans, (202) 748-8001. and independence, (202) 748-8002 . you said we have to do something different, does it mean different leadership of the democratic party? beenrship roles have pushed later this month, are you looking for change at the top? changei am looking for in direction. i have a lot of faith in our current leadership. , wecurrent leadership is cannot continue to operate a message the same way. we have an opportunity here to not lay down and cry about what happened. the people spoke. when they speak, we should listen. what is the desire of the democratic party? to be a voice and fight for those who are sometimes left out. well the history of being the voice of conscious -- conscien ce. host: the black caucus is a powerful voting bloc. guest: we are larger now. host: what are you hear from your colleagues? guest: my colleagues have been very involved in the leadership and the direction of the democratic party. we are very much engaged in the looking at, will our new lead

then government reform subcommittee ranking member brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's prospects. and the standard contributor kathryn miles will talk about food inspection and why food-borne ill sentence hard to control. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. join the discussion. >>> now several panels from a day-long conference hosted by cq roll call analyzing the 2016 election results and the impact on health care, immigration and other domestic policy issues. this features the future of the affordable care act and if obamacare is repealed. >> thank you very much for joining us. we are blessed to have some very honored, distinguished guests here today. cindy manraid. dr. mark mcclellan is a former centers for meds care and medicaid services director and the food and drug administration commissioner during the bush administration. rodney whitlock worked for 20 years on capitol hill for republicans, including charlie norwood and chuck grassley in the senate. and we have seen a quite interesting election this year, and it has a big impact on health po

want to thank your senators, your members of congress, congressman john conyers, sandy levin, brenda lawrence debbie dingo, and i want to thank your great mayor, mayor mike duggan. thank you. wayne county executive lauren evans. sheriff benny napoleon. the president of the uaw, dennis williams. longtime friends and former colleagues of mine, senator carl levin and his wife, barbara, are here. and to all who are present today , i was delighted my friend and supporter mark cuban could be here, because he is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter] he has actually shared his profits with his employees. now, are you ready to vote on tuesday? [applause] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? are you ready to choose our next president and commander in chief? did any of you see the three debates that we had? well, i spent four and a half hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i have the stamina to be the next president. he kept saying a lot of unusual things, didn't he? and, you know, there is a certain preparation you do to be ready for those debates. i did

congresswoman brenda lawrence for about half an hour. democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independence, (202) 748-8002 . you said we have to do something different, does it mean different leadership of the democratic party? beenrship roles have pushed later this month, are you looking for change at the top? changei am looking for in direction. i have a lot of faith in our current leadership. , wecurrent leadership is cannot continue to operate a message the same way. we have an opportunity here to not lay down and cry about what happened. the people spoke. when they speak, we should listen. what is the desire of the democratic party? to be a voice and fight for those who are sometimes left out. well the history of being the voice of conscious -- conscien ce. host: the black caucus is a powerful voting bloc. guest: we are larger now. host: what are you hear from your colleagues? guest: my colleagues have been very involved in the leadership and the direction of the democratic party. we are very much engaged in the looking at, will our new le

then government reform subcommittee ranking member brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's prospects. and the standard contributor kathryn miles will talk about food inspection and why food-borne ill sentence hard to control. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. join the discussion. >>> now several panels from a day-long conference hosted by cq roll call analyzing the 2016 election results and the impact on health care, immigration and other domestic policy issues. this features the future of the affordable care act and if obamacare is repealed. >> thank you very much for joining us. we are blessed to have some very honored, distinguished guests here today. cindy manraid. dr. mark mcclellan is a former centers for meds care and medicaid services director and the food and drug administration commissioner during the bush administration. rodney whitlock worked for 20 years on capitol hill for republicans, including charlie norwood and chuck grassley in the senate. and we have seen a quite interesting election this year, and it has a big impact on health po

i want to thank congressman john conyers, sandy levin, brenda lawrence and debbie dingell. [cheering] i want to thank your great mayor, mayor mike dug begin. thank you. [cheering] wayne county executive warren evans. beney napoleon, president of the uaw, dennis williams. [cheering] long of this time friends and former colleagues of mine, former senator carl levin and his wife barbara are here. and to all who are present today, and i was delighted that my friend and my supporter mark cuban can be here because -- [cheering] he is is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter]. he is actually shared his profits with his employees! [cheering] are you ready to vote on tuesday? [cheering] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? [cheering] are you ready to choose our next president and commander-in-chief? [cheering] did any of you see the three debates that we had? [cheering] well i spent four 1/2 hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i have the stamina to be the next president. [cheering] he kept saying a lot of unusual things, didn't he? an

my district and western north carolina maybe very different than brenda lawrences district and that'searing from shortly. >> we appreciate it. it should not stop us from being able to find the common ground and i served on the committee with brenda, and we have looked at the issues that are important to to her people that she reps and some that are important to mine, and those do not always align, and just like in a gop conference, the priority may not align with the leadership, but it's upon me to not only try to find that common ground, but influence the leadership to know what is significant so that we can work on these pieces of legislation. >> station on the freedom caucus just for a minute and does do they hold formal election and where do those take place? >> well, those are happening after thanksgiving. we actually have nominated new board members and we have four new board members that are elected in november and then from there a share man is going to to come out of that and we have created two new positions and we actually will know the votes of of the members and where the

restive brenda lawrence. representative sandy levin. aren't quite as famous, but i want to take a minute to thank, because i'm feeling a little sentimental. this is going to be my last -- probably my last day of campaigning for a while. [ cheers and applause ] but -- but not just here in michigan. all across america i want to say thanks to the organizers of, of so many grassroots efforts. there are some organizers here who got their start on my first campaign. and they have never stopped working. picking up phone, hitting the streets. living breatheding the hard work of change every single day. you are the best organizers on the planet. i am so proud of you, and it is because of you that i'm here today, and it's because of you and the work you do that we've got a chance to continue to make history tomorrow. now, think about where we were eight years ago. the thing is, i just realized some of you were like tim. some of you were -- let's admit it. while i was out there campaigning, you were watching the disney channel. she's nodding. it's

and then the ranking member congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's role in campaign 2016 and the prospects for more hillary clinton. and then, we talk about food inspection. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> wednesday, a joint hearing on the cyber security of electronic and internet connected devices. comeouse subcommittees together for the hearing, live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. wednesday, john deutch and nuclear physicist testifys about the future of nuclear power in the u.s. we are live with the energy subcommittee on energy and water to moment at 2:30 eastern on c-span 3. been, a student of american history. particularly, the history of its african descendend people. >> sunday night, the author talks about his memoir, "never look an american in the eye." >> my angle formed this impression from watching -- my uncle formed this impression from watching cinema. cowboys would gather together in a bar. whenever understood what they -- we never understood what they were saying. but there was one

your senators, i want to thank your members of congress, congressman john conyers, sandy levin, brenda lawrencebbie dingo, and i want to thank your great mayor, mayor mike duggan. thank you. wayne county executive lauren evans, sheriff benny napoleon. the president of the uaw, dennis williams. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: ms. clinton: longtime friends and former colleagues of mine, senator carl levin and his wife, barbara, are here. and to all who are present today , i was delighted my friend and supporter mark cuban could be here, because he is not only a real billionaire -- [laughter] he has actually shared his profits with his employees. [cheers] ms. clinton: now, are you ready to vote on tuesday? [cheers and applause] are you ready to volunteer to get everybody out to vote? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: are you ready to choose our next president and commander in chief? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: did any of you see the three debates that we had? [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: well, i spent four and a half hours standing next to donald trump, proving once and for all i

just last week, senator klobuchar, congressman trent franks, congresswoman brenda lawrence, along with me and others, finalized a comment letter to the u.s. department of state expressing concern over new international adoption regulations. we have specifically highlighted the negative impact some of the department's proposed changes could have on the adoption process. the adoption process seems to have gotten more complicated internationally lately, and we need to make it less complicated. we have worked many members, including the members i just mentioned, have worked very hard on behalf of families who just currently have been trying to resolve pending adoption cases from a number of countries. most recently, we have been trying to be sure that adoptions could be finalized out of the democratic republic of congo, from nepal, from uganda, guatemala and other countries as well. in june, senator klobuchar and i introduced the vulnerable children and families act which would help bring more children living without families or institutional care to find permanent homes by really enhancin

then congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's role and the prospects for more hillary clinton. talk aboutiles will food inspection and why foodborne omers is hard to control. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. next, kellyanne conway and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani discuss their roles on donald trump's presidential trump'son team and mr. economic, foreign policy and trade agenda. the wall street journal's annual ceo council meeting hosted this event. [applause] thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. hope you enjoyed the dinner. we will get straight into the real meat of the evening. i can't imagine a better way to start than to have someone who is very familiar to all of you, someone who has played an extraordinarily important role in this world's -- this nations history, america's mayor, aneone playing an extreme -- extremely and increasingly important role in the trump campaign. welcome senior adviser to trump campaign manager chairman of the transition team for president-elect

government a form subcommittee brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's role in the campaign 2016.nd the prospect for more hillary clinton related hearings. specific -- will talk about food inspection be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 70 stern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> with donald trump elected as the next u.s. president, milani a trump becomes the second born foreign lady since louisa adams. learn about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's book first ladies. the book is a look into the personal lives and influences into every presidential spouse in american history. it's a companion to the tv series and features interviews with 54 of the nation's leading first lady historians. biographies of 451st ladies 451st ladies and photos from each of their lives. first ladies published by public affairs is available wherever you buy books. >> next, british prime minister speaks at the banquet. she spoke about global leadership, brexit, and acknowledging the results of the election. the event is held in london, it is 20 minute

next, michigan representative brenda lawrence on the role in the 2016 the election and the prospect ofea and i want to begin with michigan and what appears to be donald trump's victory in the electoral college, the state that was supposed to be part of the blue wall booted from a criti unaccrd presidential elections for over two decades.n? what happened in michigan this cycle? >> guest: a lot of people are asking that question. i think michigan was reflective of what happened across the country. there was a segment of the white lower income population that typically are not considered that really came out. i kno know i won my district for over a clinton, but the people who have spoken across the country, and we are doing a lot of analysis of that and what is the democratic message. >> guest: do you consider what happened in michigan to be a donald trump victory or hillaryl clinton lost, who gets the credit of the blame? >> guest: a hillary clinton lost. the people i know, i ran statewide as lieutenant governor, and when i talk to the people of michigan and other issues, i think that th

of donald tru, the lame-duck session and the republican house agenda, and then congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about nichigan's role in camp campaign. 20 2016. then, why foodborne illness is hard to control. watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> now, architect of the u.s. capitol stephen ayers talks about the completion of the capitol dome. the project of three years and close to $60 million. following the briefing, the construction manager gave a tour of the dome. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning. i would like to introduce the architect of the capitol. the honorable stephen ayers. [applause] morning,you and good everyone. thank you for coming out today. it is my pleasure to announce that with the talent and leadership of the dedicated team of people that have joined me here today, and many more consultants and contractors from across the country, the capitol dome restoration project is complete. [applause] >> this project was the first complete restoration of the dome in more than half a century. the dome was in dire need of r