chris cavas, let me start by asking you what you do for a living. >> i am a journalist.er naval affairs, things over and above the water. i like to cover them

brian: chris cavas, let me start by asking you what you do for a living. chris: i am a journalist. cover naval affairs, things that are on, over, and above the water. i like to cover them worldwide. i like to talk about the industry that builds these things, the people who operate them, who buy them, the operations they do, and why does anybody need all this stuff and does any have it really work? and i've write about stuff like that. brian: who reads it? chris: the industry, the hill, politicians. defense news is a worldwide publication. we are sometimes remarkably well-known. people in the naval industry around the world pay attention to us. senior officers pay attention to us, senior acquisition officers. brian: how big is the brian: how big is the publication and who owns it? chris: i cannot even tell you because i am not up on the latest stats. we are owned by a company called cycling media, the media group site line media, that includes army times, navy times, air force times, about people in the service. it is not about them really, but it is about things that affect their l

. >> sunday on q&a defense news correspondent chris cavas on the navy fat leonard bribery scandal fat leonard nard glen frances. >> completely embarrassing, it of the navy ulture corrupted to re provide glen defense marine mostly with information about movements. but other things, as well, in exchange for not that much but fairly lavish lifestyle. >> sunday night 8 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> sunday night, on afterwards, helene cooper discusss the life and presidency first-elected female president in her book "madam president, the extra xtraordinary journey of the president," interviewed by karen bass. >> when did you meet the president? >> known about her all my life. >> what did you know? became famous -- 1979-1980, coup happened. i knew who the minister of finance was. knew my parents and so they were, you know, she was somebody a child growing up in liberia, i had heard of, she was power, truth to criticizing the same government she worked for and then in 1985, arrested and thrown into jail by samuel doe, i heard and she became at this time, sort of a political icon. >> watch afte

>> sunday on q&a, defense news naval warfare correspondent chris cavas on the navies that letter bribery scandal involving malaysian defense contractor leonard, flat leonard righteous. >> completely basing the nice states navy. it shocked the culture of the navy that people were corrupted to provide mostly with information about ship movements. but other things as well. in exchange for not that much money but fairly lavish lifestyles. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next to discuss but the potential benefits and cost of expanding the child tax credit into what's called a universal child allowance. we will hear from the former commissioner of the new york city human resources administration. the brookings institution posted this event. >> so before we get to our keynote speaker, our second keynote speaker, we'll have our first keynote speaker, right? i learned to count. so while format, each keynote speaker will be introduced and then they do the talk and then they sit down and we quiz them a little bit. i think my quizzing may be a little more aggressive but maybe no