they are also available at c-span podcasts. -- as c-span podcasts.his is part one of a two-part q&a with author mark green. you can watch the rest of the interview with him starting right now on c-span2. during question time this past week, british prime mr. david cameron answer several questions on the decision to leave the european union. the prime minister also called on opposition leader jeremy corbyn to resign after a recent no-confidence vote by members of his party. us as adults, let alone small children. the >> border. questions to the prime minister. mr. alistair carmichael. >> thank you: mr. speaker. the whole housework and join in condemning the horrific terrorist attacks. thoughts and prayers that those killed, injured and their families. as yet there are no reports of u.k. casualties, but working urgently with authorities to establish. i spoke to president to express condolences and our persistence. details still emerging that we stand one entered the time against barbaric acts they had this week marks the battle of islam and there's a n

they are also available at c-span podcasts. -- as c-span podcasts.is part one of a two-part q&a with author mark green. you can watch the rest of the interview with him starting right now on c-span2.

they are also available as c-span podcasts. g performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this month, watches c-span's coverage of the republican and democratic national conventions. every setter night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, we will look back at past conventions and the presidential candidate that went on to win their parties nomination. eisenhower, the 1956 republican convention in san francisco. conventionmocratic in atlantic city with lyndon johnson. the 1970 two at republican convention in miami beach. the 1980 democratic convention with jimmy carter in new york city. the 1992bush at republican convention in houston. bill clinton in chicago for the 1996 democratic convention and the 2004 republican convention in new york city with george w. bush. past republican and democratic national conventions. saturday nights at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span, washington journal is next. then actor and activist george takei talks about the treatment

they are also available on c-span podcasts. >> here is a look at books being published. gene edward smith recalls the ten euroof america's 43rd brez in bush. in bobby kennedy, journalist larry tie looks at the life and career of the former senator and attorney general. in kick, biography poly burn remembers the life of kathleen kennedy, john f kennedy's younger sister. kaitlyn fits describes the relationship between the united states and latin america during the 18th and 19th centuries in our sister republic. craig pittman looks at how florida influences the rest of the united states in "oh, florida". look for the titles this coming week and watch for the authors n coming weeks. >> authorer and documentary filmmaker sebastian junger. his books include "the perfect storm: a true story of men against the sea, fire, a death in belmont, and war," war answered viewer questions and talked about books during our in-depth program. >> host: sebastian junger, how did you end up in jilet, wyoming? >> guest: i graduated college and group outside of boston in a suburb and felt like i

programs are also available at c-span podcasts.odcasts.an if you enjoyed this week's queue and eight interview with jean edward smith, here are some other programs you might like. former president george dubya bush on his book, decision points. palmer defense secretary donald rumsfeld talks about his book known and unknown and author sean williams discusses his book, the rise of american democracy. or can watch these anytime search our entire library at c-span.org. >> c-span's washington journal live from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. coming up monday morning, national political reporter for pittsburgh tribune review gives us a preview of the democratic national convention including speakers and themes for the day. sanders2016 bernie delegate of washington state shares her efforts to cover her expenses to be at this convention including turning to social media to raise funds. clinton2016 dnc hillary delegate and ohio state representative on the clinton candidacy. the party's, urban and minority issues and what

programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> if you enjoyed this week's interview with jean edward smith, here are some other programs you might like. george w. bush on his book, decision point. donald rumsfeld talks about his book, known and unknown. book,illins discusses his the rise of american democracy. watch these anytime or search our video library at c-span.org. journal,'s washington live from the democratic convention in philadelphia. monday morning, the national political reporter for the tribune review gives us a preview of the convention, including speakers and scenes for the day. then the bernie sanders delegate sharesshington state reference to cover her expenses to be at the convention, including turning to social media. also, the 2016 hillary clinton delegate and ohio state representative on the clinton campaign and what the democrats hope to accomplish at this week's convention. journal fromton the democratic convention beginning at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. c-span makes it easy for you to keep up with the latest convention developments with

programs are also available as c-span podcasts. ♪ announcer: if you liked this program, here's some otherschelle easton, founder of the clare booth luce policy institute talks about the organization and its efforts to advance women in conservative leadership roles. dr. wayne frederick on problems facing historically black colleges. shares thene sackler story behind her program, the lottery. you can find those interviews and others at c-span.org. >> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that affect you. coming up, politico's top polling analysts talks about the latest polling on hillary clinton and donald trump. he examines not only who will vote for them but how americans view the candidates. then, the sunlight room executive director or looks at how the recent ruling by the fbi on hillary clinton's private use of an e-mail server could impact the information available to the public. be sure to watch c-span washington journal beginning live in some :00 a.m. monday morning. join the discussion. g mobilefive connectivity be right around the corner? fcc chairman

they are also available at c-span podcasts.f you like this program with drug dropping to come here are some others you might enjoy. michelle easton talks about the organization she works with and the efforts to advance conservative women in leadership roles. dr. wayne frederick on the state of higher education and the challenges facing historically black colleges. and a film maker shares her story behind her documentary which depicts the process that inner-city children go through to participate in charter schools. you can find those interviews and others online at c-span.org. during question time this past week, but the premise or david cameron was asked about the uk's economic plan in light of the brexit but. he also spoke about a newly released report that was the result of a seven-year inquiry on the country's role in the iraq war. >> answered by the ministers he is now time for prime minister's questions. questions to the prime minister. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. they'll also want to join me in wishing whales t

programs are also available as c-span podcasts. announcer: if you liked this program, here's some others. michelle easton, founder of the clare booth luce policy institute talks about the organization and its efforts to advance women in conservative leadership roles. dr. wayne frederick on problems facing historically black colleges. and madeleine sackler shares the story behind her program, the lottery. it depicts the proces process in the city children go through to attend charter schools. you can find those interviews and others at c-span.org. couldn't five g mobile clinic to db right round the corner? the u.s. must leave the world's development. ,onight, on the communicators kathleen abernathy talks about 5g and what it means for the u.s. the expansion of virtual reality, self driving cars. abernathy: we are going to push ahead to ensure that the u.s. maintains its global leadership. that is terrific for the country. i would argue it is essential. it is one of the areas where u.s. global leadership has determined -- tremendous

programs are also available as c-span podcasts.you enjoyed this week's interview, here are some other programs you might like. baltimore police commissioner discusses the challenges of policing in that community. and district of columbia metropolitan police chief talks about her 23 years as an officer in the changes she has had. an author and former washington post reporter nathan mccall talks about his life, his work, and race relations. watch these anytime or search our entire video library at c-span.org. >> next, your calls and comments on washington journal. then at noon, a preview of the convention. the republican national convention gets underway. ♪ >> the republican national convention from cleveland starts today. watch live, every minute, on c-span. this and live on the free c-span radio app. it is easy to download from the apple store or google play. watch live or on-demand at c-span.org. follow us at c-span on to your. cspan on twitter. bonhamzabeth discusses rights of protesters at the national convention. in cincinnati,

programs are also available as c-span podcasts.er if you enjoyed this : week's interview, here are some other programs you might like. baltimore police commissioner discusses the challenges of policing in that community. and district of columbia metropolitan police chief talks about her 23 years ahaz and officer in the changes she has had over that time. and, author and former washington post reporter nathan mccall talks about his life, his work, and ♪ the hard-fought 2016 primary season is over. watch c-span as the delegates consider the nomination of the first woman ever to had a major legal party and the first non-politician in several decades. seat to a front row every minute of both conventions on c-span. beginning on monday. british my minister david cameron took questions from members of parliament during his last question time as britain's top legislator. he talked about jobs, the economy and the future of the u.k. after that the nation leaves the european union. at the end, members of parliament asked his future role as po

"lectures in history" are also available as podcasts. >> c-span makes it easy for you to keep up with all of the latest convention developments ,ith the c-span radio app available from the apple app store or google play. get schedule information about important speeches and defense. get c-span on the go with the c-span radio app. up next, we hear about the director emeritus of the smithsonian museum of american history. he explains the thinking behind his selection process. it is about one hour.

read up-to-the-minute schedule information for c-span radio and television plus podcast time for our rams. stay up-to-date on election coverage. c-span radio app means you always have c-span on-the-go. announcer: on the final night of the democratic national election, hillary clinton formally accepted the party's nomination after being introduced by her daughter chelsea. before we show you that, here is another speech that same night i the father of a muslim american soldier who died from a suicide bomb 12 years ago while serving in iraq. [applause] announcer: please welcome kaiser khan from charlottesville, virginia. khizr khan from charlottesville, virginia. [cheers and applause]] [cheers and applause] khan: our thoughts and prayers are with our veterans and those who serve today. tonight we are honored to to of captainas parents and as patriotic american muslims. [cheers and applause] khan: and with -- "usa"] g mr. khan: as genetic americans with undivided loyalty to our country. patriotic americans with undivided loyalty to our country. like many, we came to this country anti-hand

c-span. >> the c-span radio lab makes it easy to follow the 2016 election for vur. it is free to download from the app store or google play. get up-to-the-minute updates. plus, podcastimes for a popular public affairs and book and history programs. stay up to date on all the election coverage, you always have c-span on the go. >> the c-span bus is in philadelphia, pennsylvania asking people about the democratic convention and the issues most important to them. superdelegate. gives me a great pleasure to be a part of this historic moment. my first convention was in 2006. the opportunity in 2008 to be part of the convention to nominate the first african-american first president . this time i had the opportunity to nominate potential of the first female president. go ohio, go hillary. >> i am a delegate from the san fernando valley in los angeles, cal of one you. i am supporting hillary. i couldn't be more excited to support the first female president -- candidate for president. i know she is the most qualified candidate for president. i couldn't be more excited. dnc, theere at the most important issue for me in this election is -- this has consequences for the next fo

can see at the center and also thanks to c-span often on tv, debates and symposia and panels debating the constitution. and we have got this phenomenal podcast series, which we are getting great downloads where every week we call the top liberal and conservative scholars to debate the constitution so that you can ngage with them. finally, we are a center for civic education. you can find online our interactive tool that allows you to click on any provision of the bill of rights, see its antecedents and trace the spread of that across the globe. this place is constitutional heaven. i am a law professor at george washington university and i feel every day so lucky to be able to be engaged in this great project of constitutional education. so signer's hall is the heart and soul of the national constitution center. this is this beautiful room, so simple, and so powerful that contains life-sized statues of the men who signed the constitution. there are 42 statues in this room. 39 people actually signed the constitution. and they are all here, and they are life-size. it was an extremely process of creation to make these statues. it is based on the

podcast times. stay up-to-date on all the election coverage. c-span'son the go. >> this week, hillary clinton made history by becoming the first woman to be nominated for a major political party. leading up to the speech, there were several notable speakers. we will show you some of the highlights, beginning with day one of the convention which featured michelle obama and bernie sanders. gentlemen, please welcome first lady michelle obama. [applause] [applause] [applause] ms. obama: thank you all. thank you so much. you know, it's hard to believe that it has been eight years since i first came to this convention to talk with you about why i thought my husband should be president. remember how i told you about his character and conviction, his decency and his grace - the traits that we've seen every day that he's served our country in the white house. the white house. [cheering] also told you about our daughters, how they are the heart of our hearts, the center of our world and during our time in the white house, we have had the joy of watching them grow

after 10 years at npr, i have my own website and podcast and if you're a political junkie is the place to be. >> besides c-span >> let's talk about what you're doing and how this area has been transformed for media including yourself. >> when you're with the networks and big guys, you're on the floor, here it seems like everybody has been in this garage in cleveland, ohio. he should be in that garage. it is media row, radio row and all the journalists are here to get some interviews with players and maybe some agitators as they like to say. we are looking for a great story. it's an unconventional year, an unconventional candidate and to cover our podcast. >> we will talk about the politics and the convention first. the podcast and other programming, what are you doing here? >> recently we have our show, political junkie, which is a weekly program. we will do interviews and talk to movers and shakers and things like that. what's great about convention is when you talk about 2016 on the republicans coming also have to talk about 1952 and lashing out at thomas dewey or 76 when reagan and ford went head-to-head al

educate -- schedule information, plus podcast times for our pop -- popular public affairs look and history program. stay up-to-date on all the election coverage. c-span's radio at means you always have c-span on the go -- app means you always have c-span on the go. among the speakers was paypal , the firsteter thiel openly gay person to address the public and convention. the culmination was the acceptance speech of donald trump. he was introduced by his daughter, ivanka. >> please welcome the cofounder of paypal and first investor in facebook, entrepreneur peter t hiel. >> good evening. i build company spirit i support people building things. i'm not a politician. but neither is donald trump. he is a builder and it is time to rebuild america. [cheering] where i work in silicon valley, it is hard to see where america has gone wrong. my industry has made a lot of progress in computers, software and of course it has made a lot of money. but silicon valley is a small place. drive out to sacramento or even across the bridge to oakland and you will not see the same prosperity. that is just how small it is. across the country, wages are flat. americans get pa

great partnerships like the c-span landmark cases series that we did together and i think your viewers for their response to that show. we do it with our we the people podcastsnvite the best scholars to debate the constitution and we have an incredible interactive constitution online. you can find it at constitution center.org. we asked the top liberal and conservative scholars to write about every cause of the constitution -- every clause of the constitution. i want you to check it out. click on any part of the constitution and see with the top liberals and conservatives agree and disagree about and make up your own mind. they are thrilling tools that we hope to bring to every citizen in the united states. no, it was created by an act of congress during the bicentennial, though we are a and we nonprofit received little government money and that is why i tell people we rely on the support of people who love constitutional education and debate, and we are eager for members to join us at constitutioncenter.org, created by congress with his beautiful nonpartisan mission. host: who are the chairman now and to have been the past chairman? 41,t: president george b