the 307th and the 300 aging infantry and they are mixed companies, led by major charles whittlesey.treet. the germans are surrounding them from the hills here and firing. his men take cover near what they call the charlie ville will. of thele, the rest division cannot reach them. announcer: watch on american history tv this weekend on c-span3. announcer: sunday night on afterwards, gina loudon, fox news guest analyst and member of the trump 2020 campaign media advisory board on her book, mad politics. keeping your sanity on the world gone crazy. she is interviewed by representative louie gohmert of texas. >> is president donald j. trump, crazy? >> crazy like a fox, i think, yes. i believe that the mistresses of his on a spectrum and i believe that most of us -- i believe his narcissism is on a spectrum. most of us and put ourselves out there on the public eye heaven an unusual- have sense of confidence. is it a dangerous sort of nas is is in? i don't think so? are there dangerous sorts of narcissism? absolutely. our president fits into the that category at all. >> watch afterwards s

led by major charles whittlesey, an attorney from wall street. the germans are surrounding them from the hills, here, and firing. his men take cover near what they call the charlotte mill. meanwhile, the rest of the division cannot reach them. >> watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen and fbi weretary christopher wray on capitol hill this week for a hearing on national security. they were questioned about domestic and international security, cyber aviation, and the fbi investigation into sexual assault allegations against brett kavanaugh. >> may this hearing come to order. i know that none of your jobs is easy, but they are incredibly important, so i want to thank your timenk you for and your testimony today. i look forward to your oral testimony and your answers to our questions. i want to start off by also thinking the audience for being here. as we talk about the serious threats facing our nationi

they were led by major charles whittlesey, an attorney from wall street. measurements were surrounding them from the hills here and firing. whittlesey's demand take cover near the mill. meanwhile, the rest of the division cannot reach watch on american history tv this weekend on c-span-3. >> next on lectures in history, indiana university bloomington professor stephen andrews teaches a class about conspiracy culture in american history. he describes how conspiracy theories have changed over time but often include involvement of groups such as the illuminati, freemasons, and skull and bones. he also talks about how the 1950's a prominent aspect of conspiracy theories was the threat of communism, but in global newes, a world order was a more common feature. this is part of a two part seminar. it is about an hour and 20 minutes. dr. andrews: thank you guys so much.

led by major charles whittlesey, an attorney from wall street. the germans are surrounding them from the hills, here, and firing. his men take cover near what they call the charlotte mill. meanwhile, the rest of the division cannot reach them. >> watch this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. >> homeland security secretary kiersten nielsen and fbi weretary christopher wray on capitol hill this week for a hearing on national security. they were questioned about domestic and international security, cyber aviation, and the fbi investigation into sexual assault allegations against brett kavanaugh. >> may this hearing come to order. i know that none of your jobs is easy, but they are incredibly important, so i want to thank your timenk you for and your testimony today. i look forward to your oral testimony and your answers to our questions. i want to start off by also thinking the audience for being here. as we talk about the serious threats facing our nation, i want to warn everybody, your , your responsibility in the audience is to listen, no

charles wilson, an attorney. the germans are surrounding them from the hills and firing. whittlesey's takeover by the charlottesville milk. meanwhile, the rest of the division cannot reach them. >> watch this on c-span3 this weekend. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. we are on our spotlight on magazine segment today where we are talking with ryann liebenthal, a contributor from "mother jones," who wrote this great article about the incredible inside story of american student debt machine. ryann, good morning. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: what made you decide to focus on the student loan forgiveness program? had read a lot of articles over the years about theynt that generally, and often focus on cases that well know in default, had their parents cosign, and it evolved into something terrible. that is definitely a major issue. but i wanted to focus on people who had done everything right, had followed everything kind of to the letter of the law, and took the benefit of something that was promised to them, and it just was not working. i knew that