at 9:00 pm on afterwords facebook cofounder chris hughes talked about his book fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. on monday at 8:30 eastern, david baldock he talks about his writing career and books on "in depth". watch booktv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. >> floor speeches from the u.s. senate, members continue to work on judicial nominations, senators came to the chamber to debate the federal coronavirus response. the economic impact, internet usage is in future aid packages. >> week after week this capital has been a study in contrast. call it a tale of two chambers. over here in the u.s. senate the lights are on, the doors are open and we are working for the american people. all month we have been in session. is national security legislation confirming key nominees and holding hearings on the coronavirus crisis and the effectiveness of the historic rescue package the senate wrote in the senate passed. we are heeding medical guidance and taking new precautions but we are showing up and getting things done. across the rotunda crickets.

one doubts the awesomer spots that a company like facebook has in the world, and your old friend chris hughesacebook should be broken up. he said mark alone can decide how to figure it people —— what privacy said e ‘s people can use and and everything. do you, hand on heart, as the controlling shareholder —— a shareholder in facebook, think it's a good idea for that responsibility to be invested in one human being, you? i've actually said publicly that i don't think any one individual or company should make so many decisions of that important values first society. we take a lot of actions on that front. just recently, we've established this independent oversight for it. this oversight will make it so that people in our community can appeal if they think we are making a decision incorrectly on content. this board will have the final say. if they say someone needs to come down or needs to stay up, at that point, it doesn't even matter what i think or what the other folks on our tea m think or what the other folks on our team think. this independent board will make that decision. i do think ther

. >> thank you very much for sharing chris hughes. many ideas in your book, you have challenged us boldly to continue to fulfill the vision of founders and many others. if you're watching tonight, thank you for watching author, entrepreneur, philanthrt and bolt thinker chris hughes. by the book and read it carefully so we are into the ideas he presents. thank you. . . . . what is our free radio app, national conversation through cspan daily washington journal program. or throw social media feed. she spent, created by america's cable television company as a public service, and brought to by your television provider. beginning now on book tv, were going to show you some programs from our ave

>> welcome to this wonderful book discussion thank you for joining chris hughes and me you talk about the power of transfers to transform the lives of people. i know you came to the slowly but surely but every time i ask others about this idea they say why should we trust people? does this make him dependent and lazy? >> first off thank you for having on this very important topic wrote the book to make the case for unconditional cash and then growing up in a small town in north carolina called hickory north carolina near the appellation mountains the mother was a school teacher and my a father was a newspaper salesman we had a good middle class existence i got financial aid to go to a fancy boarding school then to harvard where we started facebook 2004 and the rocketship rise of facebook is pretty well-known story. but in my own case i made quite a bit of money at a young age and it forced me to think about what is the most powerful way we can help rebalance the economy so the .1 percent two is so lucky is not getting lucky at the expense of everyone else. that is a long journey of th

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i mean, your old friend chris hughes who founded the company with you wrote a little note saying thathese are his words. "mark alone because of the voting structure can decide how to configure the algorithm to discern what people see in their news feeds, what privacy settings they can use, and even which messages get delivered. he sets the rules for how to distinguish violent and incendiary speech." i mean, that is... do you — hand—on—heart as the controlling shareholder in facebook, do you hand—on—heart think it is a good idea for that responsibility to be invested in one human being, you? well, i've actually said probably that i don't think that any one individual or any company should be making so many decisions about important values for society like free expression and safety. i have said publicly and we've taken a lot of actions on that front. just recently we've established this independent oversight board which basically what it is, it's starting off, it's a group of about 20 experts who all... folks like formerjudges, former prime minister of denmark, academics, journalists,

at 9:00 pm afterwords facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern best-selling thriller writer david baldaci talked about his books on "in depth". watch booktv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. >> hello, everyone. good afternoon. welcome to our live lunch. i am heidi lewis, director of corporate events and sales for politics and prose bookstore in washington d

chris hughes, who founded the company with you, i wrote a note saying that facebook should be brokentings and even what messages get delivered. do you hand on heart as the controlling shareholder in facebook think it is a good idea for that kind of responsibility to be vested in one human being? i have actually said publicly that i don't think any one individual or any company should be making so many decisions about important values for society like free expression and safety, and we have taken a lot of actions on that front. recently we have established this independent oversight board which is basically a group of about 20 experts, formerjudges, former prime minister of denmark, academics, journalists, leaders of nonprofits, people who come from countries around the world to have a diversity of experiences but all have a commitment to understanding of the extension on human rights, and this overs date board will make it so that people in our community can appeal the 50 think we are making a decision incorrectly on content and the sport will have the final binding see, so if they s

. >> chris hughes thank you very much for sharing many of the most important ideas in your book and to with patrick king and many others all of you watching tonight thank you for watching author answer on that entrepreneur and philanthropist read his book to be into with the wonderful ideas he present. >> thank you >> a historian at the museum asking about the new book the women with silver wings thank you for joining us today and i thank you for having me. >> she has a great stream photo photos. >> let's see if i can figure this out. this will just roll it's nothing specific. this is a wonderful new book from april 21st document back is associate perversity at coincidentally and that is home of the archive. and then i'm sure she will talk about her journey getting the book to publication. how did you get started on this topic? >> that's a great question. that this is that moment in time and that's her with all the aviation people curtis is one of the coolest airplanes ever. that in june 1993 and somebody pointed out that curtis was in the shade of the hanger over there. i said i will

at 9:00 pm afterwords facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern best-selling thriller writer david baldaci talked about his books on "in depth". watch booktv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. >> hello, everyone. good afternoon. welcome to our live lunch. i am heidi lewis, director of corporate events and sales for politics and prose bookstore in washington dc. as part of our ongoing effort to engage our community from afar we are now offering events like this one in addition to our regular evening lineup. thank you for being here today. our distinguished guest this afternoon needs now introduction. he's one of the best-known living economist as most influential voices in the fight against inequality. thomas pikelly is here to discuss his eye-opening and audacious new book "capital and ideology". he is joined by the former chief economist on the us senate budget committee and professor of economics and public policy at stony brook university. her new book the deficit

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. >> welcome to this wonderful book discussion thank you for joining chris hughes and me you talk about the power of transfers to transform the lives of people. i know you came to the slowly but surely but every time i ask others about this idea they say why should we trust people? does this make him dependent and lazy? >> first off thank you for having on this very important topic

your old friend, chris hughes, who founded the company with you, wrote a note saying that facebook shouldg structure, can decide how to configure the algorithm, to discern what people can see in their news feeds, what privacy settings they can use and even what messages get delivered. he sets the rules for how to distinguish violent and incendiary speech." do you, hand on heart, as the controlling shareholder in facebook, do you, hand on heart, think it's a good idea for that kind of responsibility to be vested in one human being? you? i've actually said publicly that i don't think that any one individual or any company should be making so many decisions about important values and for society, like free expression and safety. we've taken a lot of actions on that front. just recently we've established this independent oversight board, and this oversight board will make it so that people in our community -- is --isa —— is a group of about 20 experts, folks like formerjudges, former prime minister of denmark, academics, journalists, leaders of nonprofits. people who come from countries aroun

new york times to change parts of the stories that they publish about that now they're shaming chris hughes and saying that he should be fired for even reporting on this issue and the media is complicit in covering it up in shaming terror read in making her the problem and basically saying ok we need to but not if it's about our guy joe and that that's next of just great and disgusting hypocrisy. and sean this one's for you do you think we'll be seeing more democratic party members like a ana presently essentially break ranks and call out the hypocrisy they're saying in their own party treatment of revalidation. well i don't doubt that we may see some i mean i think the make history of the democratic party are at a point where the allegations are pitched now and there's so much energy and attention to them that they can't really ignore them so i don't steal that we'll see you know like books chorus kind of pushback or calling out of joe biden i do think we'll perhaps see some do what presley did but i mean as an institution they basically can't afford to continue to ignore this state partic

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facebook cofounder chris hughes offers a plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. and we look at author programs with fellows from stanford university who were institution. find more information on your program guide or online booktv.org. >> best-selling author james patterson is our guest on booktv the author of about 150 books or so, mr. patterson, your most recent "the house of kennedy" is a nonfiction. >> i've done a little nonfiction. welcome to my house. we are sheltering in florida which is a good place to shelter. >> how many nonfiction february. >> i don't count. i probably written for five, the first one was jeffrey epstein, filthy rich. which is now -- they actually dropped the video today it's a four parter, i think it is the 25th of the month, something like that i'm not sure. that was the first one and that was aaron hernandez, i did that and then this one and i have a john lennon coming out later in the year which is really interesting. this house is connected to a house that john and yoko owned, a bridge between the two houses. >> who used to live i

on "after words", cofounder chris hughes talks about his book, fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strength in the middle class. then on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern, best-selling thriller writer talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. watch book tv, this memorial day weekend on cspan2. >> sunday night on q&a historian jeff glynn discusses his book the vagabonds. about the summer road trips taken by henry ford and thomas edison. >> the idea came to take a car chip into the everglades. we see lots of exotic plants, animal life it would be an adventure. it was pointed out to them there's not really any roads there and it's dangerous, there's alligators and worse. people could die but they knew better. the trip lasted a liked the idea. and so it came about that they would take a trip once a year if they could. but with a little better planning so disaster would be less looming. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. ♪ ♪ c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public-policy events from the presidential primary

words", facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strength in the middle class. then on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern, best-selling thriller writer talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. watch book tv, this memorial day weekend on cspan2. ♪ ♪ the presidents from public affairs available now in paperback and e-book. presents biographies of every president organized by the ranking by noted historian from best to worst. and features perspective in the lives of our nation's chief executives and leadership styles visit our website c-span.org/the presidents to learn more about each president and historian featured an order your copy today wherever books and e-books are sold. >> host: so scott cooper what is a venture capitalist do? >> basically what we do is we provide money to companies that are trying to grow and hopefully become very big companies like a facebook or google or apple someday. forging her jobs correctly we are also helping them grow the company so we do not obviously work in the businesses that we can hope

on afterwards, chris hughes talks about his book "bear shot." -- bear shot." david about.writer she talks about his career and books on in-depth. watch book tv this memorial day weekend on c-span two. host: joining us this morning from montclair, new jersey is kimberly weisul, editor at large for inc. magazine and inc.com. we are here to talk about the paycheck protection program. thank you for joining us. explain the paycheck protection program. give us a status report on how this part of the new law is doing. guest: good morning. thanks so much for having me on. the paycheck protection program, right now, there is money available for businesses who need it. what it allows is to get a loan backed by the fda that will allow you -- the sba that will allow you to pay your employees potentially while your business is still closed. the first round of money for that program was $349 billion, and it ran out just after under two weeks. it was about 13 days. however, the second round of money, we believe there is still about $100 billion left. a lot of people think th

on "after words" facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book, fair shot, about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern best-selling thriller writer david baldacci talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. watch tv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. >> so, scott cooper, what does a venture capitalist do? >> basically what we do is we provide money to companies that are trying to grow and hopefully arbecome very big companies like facebook or google or apple someday and then if we are doing our jobs correctly we are also helping them grow the company so we don't work in the businesses but hopefully we can provide introductions to them and help them navigate new challenges as they go through the business so we like to think of ourselves as a money provider and hopefully a supporter as the business grows. >> why can't a company such as a the one you describe go through a bank and do traditional avenues. >> good question. the problem is most of the businesses we reinvest in our ricky businesses and lose money for a long

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on "after words", facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book, fair shot that his plan to reduce property and strengthen the middle class. then on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern, best-selling thriller writer talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. watch book tv, this memorial day weekend on cspan2. so on her author interview program, "after words", tim mccown beat cofounder of square had his thoughts on innovation here's a portion of that interview. >> i'm a glass blower. make stuff that nobody needs. i make art, that is stuff nobody needs. in fact in dci's object glass blowing at the park for the local c-span viewers if you been to glen oak park 20 years ago i was a guy that taught you how to make a paperweight. the point is i was in my studio trying to sell a piece of glass and i lost the sale because i cannot take an american express card. i was angry a lot this great windfall and i was talking to the lady come as a phone order and was talking one of these devices. i have this attitude toward devices like this which is like this device is a magic device it turns in

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you and i first talked about this we talked with chris hughes.nce then andrew yang ran for president popularized the issue. iran has a nationwide one. alaska has something that's tied to oil funds. not called the same thing but basically a rebate people get because of oil money. talk to me about how when you're making this argument you fight back against people who have it built into them in this is money for nothing. this is the same argument that people made about welfare. it's money for nothing, and it disincentivizes work. >> so all the research actually shows that it does incentivize work. allows individuals to work in a way in which actually makes sense for themselves and their families. but we have got to get to the place in this country where we stop connecting poverty as a moral failing, and take moralism off the reality of the fact that individuals are poor, because a lot of these systems are not aligned to allow you an opportunity to get ahead financially and have economic security. as we move forward with covid and see how in a relati

facebook profound or chris hughes has a plan to reduce poverty and strength in the middle class. cecilia details her experience of serving as the first latina director of the jemison policy council during the obama administration. and best-selling author james patterson talks about his latest book on the political legacy of the kennedy family and his efforts to assist bookstores impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. as a booktv.org check your program guide for more information. >> hello everybody welcome to politics and prose thank you so much in joining us in our online format as we continue the proud tradition of the politics and prose to our community. at any time during the event tonight please click the green button below to purchase tonight's book on the website. were offering 5-dollar mass shipping as an incentive is the physical stores are closed and we need the online purchases were known for page 90 can ask the author questioned by the question button neared the bottom of your screen. in that box pops up you can read other peoples questions and vote for the ones you lik

facebook cofounder chris hughes offers a plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class.e look at author programs with fellows from stanford university who were institution. find more information on your program guide or online booktv.org. >> best-selling author james patterson is our guest on

on "after words" facebook cofounder chris hughes talks about his book fair shot about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. on monday at 8:30 p.m. eastern best-selling thriller writer david talks about his writing career and books on in-depth. watch book tv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. >> in your new book, innovation stack you tell this story of being a glass blower in st. louis to teaming up with the founder of twitter to build a multibillion-dollar payment company and in the book you talk about perfect problems. when did you realize that small business payments were a perfect problem. >> it is funny, i needed a way to delineate problems. if you think of the world's problems, you have the ones that are solved so we can copy the solution, it may still be a problem but somebody's figured it out. and then you have the ones for one reason or another are not solvable. we just don't have the ways to do it. but then that still leaves the

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facebook cofounder chris hughes offers a plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. and we look at author programs with fellows from stanford university who were institution. find out more information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. now here is brad meltzer in the virtual author program hosted by books and bookstore. >> good evening, everyone and welcome. the miami book fairs virtual author series, that has come to this, we become virtual booksellers in doing virtual author events. it is great to see you all here tonight. also from a personal perspective, i want to thank all of you out there for all of the incredible support that you show the writers everywhere in the very, very difficult time that we are all facing. all of us at the miami book fair are thinking of you and really helping that you and your families are safe and healthy. we are presenting the series, not only with the miami book fair because they like family to us and we have always wanted to think them and we do think them for all that they do and a lot of people have been asking about

facebook cofounder chris hughes offers a plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. and we look at author programs with fellows from stanford university who were institution. find out more information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. now here is brad meltzer in the virtual author program hosted by books and bookstore. >> good evening, everyone and welcome. the miami book fairs virtual author series, that has come to this, we become virtual booksellers in doing virtual author events. it is great to see you all here tonight. also from a personal

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on "afterwards," chris hughes talks about his book "fair shot," about his plan to reduce poverty and strengthen the middle class. eastern, at 8:30 p.m. david bell got cheap talks about his writing career and books on "in-depth." watch booktv this memorial day weekend on c-span2. journal" continues. host: once again, we are going to open up our phone lines to you with the question, will you attend church in person once they are reopened? on friday,because president donald trump announced that his administration is moving toward deeming places of worship essential, which means he wants governors to start reopening religious institutions for services immediately. in fact, here is president trump and what he said. [video clip] president trump: some governors have deemed liquor stores essential, but have left out churches and other houses of worship. it is not right. i am correcting this injustice and calling houses of worship essential. i call upon governors to allow our churches and places of worship to open right now. if there is any questions, they are going to have to call me, but th

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your old friend, chris hughes, who founded the company with you, who wrote a note saying that facebookohibit violent and incendiary speech. hand on heart as the controlling shareholder in facebook, do you, hand on heart, think it's a good idea for that kind of responsibility to be vested in one human being — you? i've actually said publicly that i don't think that any one individual orany don't think that any one individual or any company should be making so many decisions about important values and for society, like free expression and safety. we've taken a lot of actions on that front. just recently we've established this independent oversight board, and this oversight board will make it so that people in our community can appeal if they think we're making decision incorrectly on content. this board will have the final binding say. if they say something needs to come down, or needs to stay up, at that point it doesn't even matter what i think or what the other folks on our team think — this independent board will get to make that decision. i do think that there needs to be some addit

chris, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. just very quickly. he hughes of hydroxychloroquine -- the use might be why the low numbers. but my two points are that china silenced the doctors and failed to inform the world thing. ter the devoss my second point is this. and in march 25, pick a number out of the air, there were only 675 deaths now there's 67,000. march 25 mitt published an article that based on autopsies that showed people are dying because their capillaries are clogging up. you can see that in the covid toes looks almost like frostbite. so we've known since march 25 that the reason people are dying they're getting organ failure because wherever it's expressed you're getting coagulation. so it seems like -- i know in previous research tissue activated has been used to block clots, it's used in strokes and heart attacks but for some reason the protocols say you can only use it after you find a blood clot in the brain or an embolism stuff like that. it seems we could have saved many, many deaths if we had changed the protocols. i know mt. sinai