and later on, chris stewart republican from utah.e will be right back. ♪ >> now, isis rears their ugly and we are very shaky. you can't undo the decades of soviet and saddam era stuff especially when you are going to have advisers and partners with them. afghanistan, according to announcement, we courtney -- we currently have 10,000 troops there. we will draw down to 5000 extra and almost zero the year after that. i will warn that we will probably see a similar result to what we saw in iraq when the isis attack. that army will be very shaky. >> sundays q&a with daniel bolger on the failures in iraq and afghanistan and what we should have done them differently. sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern and pursue vick -- and pacific on's c-span's q&a. here are some of our featured programs on the c-span networks. pulitzer prize winning historian eric phone or on the effort to free slaves and the remission of the underground railroad. and hassan has on on the rise of isis in the middle east. and american history tv joins historians and authors at

and then chris stewart will discuss the obama negotiations are iran. plus your calls, tweets and e-mails starting at 7 a.m. on c-span. >> this weekend we partner to learn about the history and lit literary life of columbus. >> this is an iran clad built here. the oval shapes are the gun ports of the jackson. it is armed with six brook rifles. the particular rifle that is firing today is one of the guns built specifically for the jackson. it was cast at the selma naval works in selma, alabama and completed in january of 1965. this is connect today the era and there are only four iran clads from the civil war we can study right now and the jackson is right here and this is why this facility is here. it is here to tell the story of this particular iron clad and showing people there are more than just one or two iron clads but many. >> watch the events from columbus on saturday on c-span2 and on sunday afternoon on c-span3. mitch mcconnell said the chamber is not going to vote on the nomination of lynch to be the next attorney general until they complete t

representative, chris stewart a representative of utah, he said "dude you don't have to earn their trust you're their boss, and they're supposed to earn your trust." >> someone dropped dude, so the secret service director, lisa, what is this about? for more money to help train agents, including a detailed replica of the white house what on earth is that all about? >> he wants $8 million to build that replica. tony, it's critical to train agents properly. right now in the training facility, 20 miles from here they used a parking lot to simulate the white house and they put up gates to step off how the white house would be. and he pointed out that special forces often build replicas before they go into swayings, and he said that secret service agents need that. >> lisa stark, thank you. >> did you know, it seems that apple made it easier to give up traditional tv. the tech giant is launching it's own streaming service and ali velshi joins us now. could this really be disruptive to the tv industry. >> i admit i'm one of those dinosaurs that complains about my cable bill that complains so mu

and in congressman chris stewart of the intelligence committee will discuss the obama administration's nuclear negotiations with iran as the deadline approaches. those conversations plus your calls, tweets, and e-mails. ♪ host: good morning, everyone on this thursday, march 19. here are some of the headlines. the federal reserve dropped the word "patience", but came in and said after that the fed will avoid raising rates too soon and too quickly. updates on benjamin netanyahu and afraid relationship -- and the frayed r

you're on the air with congressman chris stewart. go ahead. >> good morning. thank you for allowing me to call. i have a quick question about something you said a few minutes ago regarding the united states and iran never working together. why would iran and the united states work together on the united states was actively pursuing a foreign policy hostile to iran going back to the '50s with the crew, isn't it obvious that iran doesn't really trust america and shouldn't we give the negotiations a chance to see what the two sides can come up with before we criticize the plan? >> thank you. i guess i would reject maybe the premise of your question and that is the reason these negotiations will fall is because the u.s. hasn't been a good partner with iran or aggressive towards iran. i could go a long, long list of where iran has been destructive to u.s. interests and to the interests of our allies. and in a deadly way, let me mention one of them. that is the shia militia that we're operating in iraq for years, killing american soldiers, primarily through, you kno

utah congressman chris stewart of the intelligence committee will discuss nuclear negotiations with iran as this month's deal deadline approaches. those conversations plus your calls, tweets and e-mails starting live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >>> defense secretary ashton carter and martin dempsey took questions about the pentagon's budget, use of force against isis and u.s. relations with russia and iran and testified before the house armed services committee. >>> before we ask unanimous consent that noncommittee members if any be allowed to participate in today's hearing, after all committee members have had an opportunity to ask questions. and by way of explanation, i might say that one of our committee members has tentatively been appointed to another committee. and his replacement has tentatively been named, mr. russell from oklahoma. but it has not been ratified by the republican conference yet. so mr. russell is with us today but without objection noncommittee members will be recognized at the appropriate time. let me welcome our distinguished witnesses to today's hearing. se

chris stewart looks at the obama administration's nuclear negotiations with iran. plus phone calls, facebook comments, tweets, all on washington journal live thursday at 7:00 a.m. eastern. also tomorrow, the house foreign affairs committee holds a hearing on those iranian nuclear negotiations testimony from deputies a qatari of state as well as undersecretary for the treasury department. the hearing comes as the end of march deadline nears for all parties to reach an agreement. agreement. live at 8:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. join the conversation area like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> the senate has wrapped up work for the night, but earlier members continued work on an anti- human trafficking bill to increase fines and penalties for offenders were giving funds toward victims aid and restitution. democrats have objected to the bill due to abortion language. because of that senators once again blocked the bill from advancing. after that failed to vote california sen.

we will sit down with rick larsen and chris stewart of the intelligence committee will discuss the nuclear discussions with the steel deadline approaching. those conversations starting live. >> the city store. >> inside the museum, remains of the jackson and this was ironclad. the oval shapes are the gun ports and the jackson is armed with six rifles. the particular rifle fire today is built for the jackson. it was completed in 1865. they claim to fame was connected to the fact that they are right here and this is why the facility is here. it is to tell the story of this particular ironclad and show people there were more than just one or two. there were many. >> watch all of our events. >> obama response to the republican budget request. the budget committee begins work on the budget proposal. after that, washington journal is live. and, work on a bill dealing with membership rules. obama response to the budget and the plan benefits wealthy americans at the expense of the middle class. the president also announces a public-private partnership. this is about one hour and 25 minutes. ♪ i wa

are present of chris stewart says he is running in the snow. and the government made it close, but the snow didn't stop penciling of farmers and didn't stop our meeting this morning. his picture is of a capitol hill office building. tonight, former astronaut, including buzz aldrin, testifying on the teacher of the space program. -- testifying on the future of the space program. hearing also from a panel of executives, witnesses testified on space. it is chaired by congressman ted cruz. can see that at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. also, justices will be meeting tomorrow to go over the challenge of the health care law subsidies. it will impact the 34 states that declined to begin their own health exchanges. the court plans to release the oral audio of the argument in the case tomorrow. you will be able to listen to it tomorrow night here on c-span starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. the house appropriations subcommittee on labor, health, and human services, education and related agencies heard from the national institutes of health director, dr. francis

. >> we're talking about john stewart, chris rock sara silverman, steve carell. tears, right? but the tears at this fundraiser were reserved for the heartbreaking and heartwarming and tales of families impacted by autism. >> look at all the stars behind me. >> what do you get when you put too many stars in one room? >> martin short, thank you so much marty. >> spectacular musical numbers. >> and a whole lot of laughs. all part of comedy central's night of too many stars. a telethon to raise funds for autism across america. the night full of jokes. >> i have never been the girl who was like i forgot to have lunch today. like -- >> but more profound moments. >> when people with autism find a way to connect, a door opens. >> learning as a child to communicate through disney movies. coming face to face with the one voice that helped him find his own voice many years ago. gilbert gods iffried. >> i'm meeting. >> patience yargo. patience! >> perhaps one of the biggest stars of the night, the 13-year-old jody diagnosed with autism at age 2 singing with one of her favori

trevor noah's tweet, no one can replace jon stewart, getting huge reaction on social media, including from chriswho said this thank you, president obama. hmm. let's move it on over to some of the biggest names in music. guess what? you might have noticed something if you're on twitter. going blue. all about jay-z verse spotify. hip-hop mogul jay-z and famous friends getting word out about the relaunch of tidal, getting in on the action also madonna, notice turned her pry eded profile blue. kanye as well. rihanna, butting blue on social media using the hash tag tidal for all. sign you starting at 5:30 tonight and one of the biggest entertainment stories we're following making the rounds a big battle for the estate of the late robin williams. lawyers for his wife and children will be in court >>> right now negotiators have less than 48 hours to agree on a framework for a nuclear deal with iran. in the last hour the white house is downplaying reports iran will no longer agree to ship atomic fuel out of the country. a spokesman for the white house is saying that is not accurate to say iran has backt

this is "the daily show with jon stewart" last night talking about him for the strange and unexplained exxon deal still being made public in new jersey. here is chris christie in new jersey on thursday. being drilled about this strange and unexplained exxon deal. here is governor christie in florida giving a keynote address, all the way down the coast in florida and what does he get asked about? he gets asked about the straing exxon deal just made public in new jersey. here today, local residents today holding an event to make public complaints and ask public questions about the new and still unexplained and strange exxon deal that people are starting to lauren about in new jersey. it is the deal where the state of new jersey was suing exxon for $9 billion. billion with a b. they dumped and leaked tons and tons and tons of toxic chemicals into new jersey wetlands. it has become a nation nalal joke that when you drive from new york city to new jersey you drive past it and it stinks. that is most people's welcome to new jersey. the refinery site is a toxic dump. exxon admitted it decades ago. they are lanecleaning it up. this lawsuit was not about th

chris cuomo is staying up late and will host it live at 9:00 eastern time. >>> on the comedian taking over for jon stewartas long as a shadow can get. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] woman: [laughs] no way! that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. cfp -- work with the highest standard. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. our teams collaborate around the world, which leads to better decisions for our clients. put our glo

stewart and bartrum and so far so good at philly international. but, keep our fingers crossed we don't have any fog delays there through the morning. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, following breaking news out of florida seven marines, four soldiers missing this morning after army helicopter crashed during a training routine mission. >> you say they're missing after all of these hours t does not sounds good. what we've learned so far, is that the helicopters reported missing around 8:00 last night, and search crews found debris from the crash around 2:00 this morning. but they continue to follow this story and cross our fink's we get update coming in here on fox 29 morning news. >> switching gears, to sports back here at home, eagles coach chip kelly has a plan, we just have no idea what it is. >> so tweeted, and they said, steve keeley either he's a genius or an idiot. i mean, really. he says he's walk ago fine line between the two. >> i think both sides will agree he's exciting. >> we want a field with wins. >> the problem is you can be excite in the march washington redskins they win march every year. the problem is you can win ma

i think chris rock's a genius i think eddie mur city a genius. jerry seinfeld know what's he wants to do jon stewartrry seinfeld and richard pryor and george carlin where you get 80% of the population. we've become a very segmented culture. >> yeah. >> i don't want to sound like obama. you know like i'm purple america, but die comei do come from a red state and my comedy appeals to both sides of the culture war. anyway, i'm saying i'm a great guy. >> were you going say, you bridge the divide. >> i bridge the divide. >> you do. >> i've enjoyed talking to you in front of these apples. >> yeah. these are good apples. i get these apples? >> no no. these are prop apples. yeah. sorry, buddy. >> that does it for us right here on "morning joe." that was great, willie. thank you so much an thank you, joe, for joining the women's roundtable. you were fantastic. >> it's been fantastic. >> okay. if it's way too early what time is it? >> it's "morning joe." stick around. because "the rundown" picks up coverage right after the break. >> see you tomorrow. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. k