c. barbara, it's good to have you with us tonight. i'm going to start by asking you what do you think is real has achieved with its targeting of hezbollah this week? well, i think it's really. busy has achieved obviously a major tactical success in terms of disorienting has bola, uh, they just killed. another senior has bullet operative, someone who is actually involved in attacks against the united states back in the 1980s. uh, there is no doubt that this has been surprising and dazzling in many ways. i guess the question i have is what really to achieve over the longer term. you know, israel has a, has a habit of doing things like this, which sort of to achieve limited goals, but then in the long run they don't solve the underlying problems. and so the underlying problems remain the main one being the fact that israel has no agreement with the palestinians that is realized still fighting and garza and that there are groups like has bola that support the palestinian cause. and even if it's written and it is to kill a number of people

c - hindustan. the ninth question: whose wife was barbara radziwill? llo, b) zmunt 2 avgust, c) s stefan batory. time! elena, how did you answer? i answered option b. barbara radziwill was the wife of sigismund 2 avgust. sigismund ii had three wives, the first and third were the habsburg sisters, and the second was barbara radziwill. and all three marriages left him childless. unfortunately, the jagiellon dynasty ended with him. but barbara radziwill also gave us a wonderful legend about the black lady. and what year did the wedding take place? do you remember? well, somewhere in the 15th century, somewhere in the 15th century, that's all, i won't bother you anymore, this information is enough. someone answered option a or option c, for example, artem, you answered option a. well, yes. what is the management confident in? in the answer? well, what was it guided by, clearly not a history textbook. oh, what are you, very proud. admits his mistakes. so, attention, the correct answer to our question. sigismund 2 august. and this happened in 1547 (16th centu

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eastern on c-span3, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. barbara in oklahoma city, independent. caller: i just needed to call in, and please don't hang up on me in the middle of a sentence like you usually do, i hear. let me finish what i'm saying. letting people get up here and tell a feather social security is a tax at a burden. the recent social security collapses because the republicans, ever since reagan, have taken a trillion dollars out of it every time for those tax cuts for the wealthy. and you keep saying to them like it is a burden, we are going to really have to do something about social security. but we have to do is stop the republicans from stealing from it. and also on the issue of abortion, i'm one of those ladies who when roe v. wade first passed, they didn't mind. i was put in the hospital, i was given drugs every four hours, i was knocked out, basically. it was over a week and a half that i laid there and finally a nurse came in and told me why i was laying there. that the owner of the hospital -- anyway. she made where i had to lay there until i was --. i ha

c. to carry enough body above for the career of barbara johnson to continue being a boss on the globe and stage, i mean, but this is purely a be awesome, but he's prepared to prostitute themselves to the water. because in order to do that, you know, steven, the problem that we face right now is that, i believe and move. you know that the, the, the real history of this will be written one day. is that a blinking newland sullivan. but they thought the same, the threats of a conflict, they thought the sanctions wouldn't work. they thought the international isolation would work, but never really thought that a conflict would happen. and they were caught flat footed. and that's the reason why they've never had a plan. b stephen. i hope so, but that's comes with the presumption. they are rational, real politics from additions, who just won the victory, upset not to destroy their own countries in the process. so why see more when you have a dispatch in boynton, johnson, and the last case similar as those are that i would, i would call the human floss there, like the joke, or sometimes i think th

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barbara, i am going to move on. robbie in texas. who do you support in this? >> chase oliver, libertarian candidate. >> we have him on the washington journal here on c-span. will you watch tonight? >> i will be listening while i drive and uber. the things i want to hear from those candidates, like you guys, you put chase oliver on, i would like to hear the candidates address the issue of why chase oliver and jill stein are not on the debate stage. i would love to hear their thoughts. i would like to hear them and this is important i think because they do not hear the other opinions i would love to hear them come up with alternative ideas to taxing the rich or terrifying the foreigners -- terrorists -- tariff the foreigners. the two-party system, free health care, and to not use the wealth of the wealthy or foreigners to try to accomplish those goals. >> we also had jill stein on the washington journal the same day. check it out on c-span.org. beverly, woodstock, virginia, democrat. what do you want to hear from the vice president tonight? >> i would like to hear her speak respectively to former trump's supporters or those on edge. i live in a very rural r

watch book tv every sunday on c-span 2 and fd the full schedule in your program guide where watch online anytime at book tv.org. joining us now is barbara from george washington university who is that director for the institute of food safety and nutrition security. thank you for giving us your time. we invited you because of the outbreak of listeria. if you could remind the viewers at home about this outbreak. >> this outbreak is associated with boar's head deli meats and it is caused by a foodborne pathogen that can be very serious particularly for pregnant and postpartum women, people over the age of 65 and anyone with a compromised immune system. it occurs naturally in the environment and it is a big problem in ready-to-eat products like hotdogs, soft cheeses and deli meat. there was contamination in the establishment that was producing the product and it has caused nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations. and over 7 million pounds of the product has been recalled. when the stories came out, one of the stories that you saw was he actually plant -- was the actual plant itself, just to show you the headline, bugs, mold and mildew being fo

barbara walters. got it. just bad. not bad. >> a look at what is coming up later today on c-span. 1:30 p.m. eastern, we take you live to a conference on security with government officials and business leaders and others. topics will include biden harris administration policy, ransomware and artificial intelligence. that discussion being hosted by billington cybersecurity. later this evening, we continue showing encore presentations from our weekly interview program q and a. and 9:00 p.m. eastern, new york times white house correspondent katie rogers discusses her book american woman about the evil lucian and packed of american first ladies. you can watch these programs on c-span, our c-span mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand committed dissenters to create wi-fi enabled listening so students can get the too they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast s

c-span, your unfiltered view of politics powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is barbarashington university, the director for the institute of food safety and nutrition security. thank you for giving us your time. we invited you because of the outbreak for listeria. if you could remind the viewers about this outbreak, what happened and how was it cause? guest: this outbreak is associated with boar's head deli meats caused by listeria. this is a foodborne pathogen that can be very serious, particularly for pregnant and postpartum women, people over the age of 65 and anyone with a compromised immune system. it grows naturally in the environment and it is a big problem in ready-to-eat products like hotdogs and soft cheeses and deli meat. the way this happened is that there is contamination in the establishment that was producing this product and it has caused so far nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations. and over 7 million pounds of product has been recalled. host: when the stories came out, one of the stories that you saw was he actually plant -- was the actual plant itself,

c-span, your unfiltered view of politics powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is barbarawashington university, the director for the institute of food safety and nutrition security. thank you for giving us your time. we invited you because of the outbreak for listeria. if you could remind the viewers about this outbreak, what happened and how was it cause? guest: this outbreak is associated with boar's head deli meats caused by listeria. this is a foodborne pathogen that can be very serious, particularly for pregnant and postpartum women, people over the age of 65 and anyone with a compromised immune system. it grows naturally in the environment and it is a big problem in ready-to-eat products like hotdogs and soft cheeses and deli meat. the way this happened is that there is contamination in the establishment that was producing this product and it has caused so far nine deaths and 57 hospitalizations. and over 7 million pounds of product has been recalled. host: when the stories came out, one of the stories that you saw was he actually plant -- was the actual plant itself