sorry, mary ann, you're next up for christina marcos of "the hill." al is. >> caller: i certainly agree with the former contributor to your show. his message was great. i think we have too many democrats dressed in republican clothes, they are not standing with trump. they have lied to the people out here. they're not doing what we have asked for them to do. i think it's dreadful they are not standing with trump. he's tried very, very hard. and the democratic party and especially nancy pelosi and shurmur, they are not there for the people. they are there for their own i wants. they are there for the extreme leftists who are not contributing anything today. thank you very much. >> we're still seeing both parties play to their bases. for democrats, they're fresh off this victory of the midterm elections. they see no reason to start negotiating or offering a dollar for the wall. the other day nancy pelosi suggested she would be willing to give president trump one dollar for the wall. >> aside from the events of the shutdown, a couple other things going o

then we talk about the latest with the government shutdown with christina marcos. to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> sunday, on q&a, author and columnist james grant -- >> i make my living by writing about markets. it is much too expensive for some of the people out there. the trouble lies not so much in wall street, wall street is what it is. andas been a name, mostly influence name -- an influence name. what we ought to be more on our guard about are the institutions in the federal government that are a validly -- owedly denied in their intentions. the securities and exchange commission. benefactors. up as and the public is increasingly not so. >> james grant, sunday night on c-span'snce q&a -- on q&a. next, a discussion on nuclear security and arms control policy with former diplomats and defense officials. the brookings institution hosted prospect of the extending the treaty which establishes limits on nuclear weapons in the u.s. and russia. this is 90 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to the brookings

then we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with the hill's christina marcos.e sure to watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: here is some of our live coverage tuesday. at noon, the house returns to debate a handful of bills, including legislation reauthorizing public health emergency preparedness programs. at 9:00 p.m. on day 18 of the government shutdown, president trump addresses the nation on one he causes that humanity -- on what he calls the humanitarian crisis at the southern border. how governments incorporate religion into their foreign policy at 9:30 a.m. the impact of the new congress on u.s. policy toward north and south korea. the senate gavels and at 2:00 p.m. use during to debate defense and security in the middle east. there is more live coverage on c-span3. on the5 p.m., an update energy industry from api, the lobbying group for the energy gas and oil industries. later, newly elected members of congress talk about a 571 page bill that lays out house democratic priorities. the house rules

here to tell us where we are at with that is christina marcos of the hill. government shutdown. here was us is cristine marcos to let us know. where are we? guest: this is the first day the house and senate are coming back in session. nielsence and kirstjen will be coming to meet with house republicans. this is where the ball will start to roll for the week. host: when it comes to house republicans or senate asublicans, where are they far as the shutdown? we are seeing dissension breakout in the ranks. some republicans voted with democrats last week to reopen the government. a few senate republicans have said it is time to open the government backup and end the shutdown. the trump administration is trying to hold strong with their party. we are starting to see signs of potential weakness on the republicans'side. is this to assure the republicans about the fight going on? to ensure the republicans. what we see is each side playing with their basis. either sideeeing trying to make realistic offers that they could possibly accept. what we see tonight when officials meet with house

then we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure to watch washington journal. here is some of our live coverage tuesday. the house returns to look at a handful of bills. president trump addresses the nation on what he calls the humanitarian and national security crisis at the southern border. a conversation on how governments incorporate relations into foreign policy. then the impact of the new congress. the senate gavels and at 3:00 p.m.. there is more coverage on c-span 3. the lobbying group for the natural gas and oil industries. elected members of the housealk about democrats priorities. then for spending bills covering financial services, transportation, agriculture, and the epa. >> sunday on q&a, james grant. i think the trouble lies not so much as an wall street. wall street is what it is. it is mostly american history. i think what we are to be more on our guard about on he two shins and the federal government that are validly benign in their intentions. the federal reserve, the department of the treasury. the securi

we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern every tuesday morning, join the discussion. >> next, a discussion on the use of social media. speakers include peter singer and ms are booking -- emerson booking co-author. the center on communication leadership and policy hosted this 90 minute event. this is a partnership of three organizations. that diplomacy council, public diplomacy association of america, and university of southern california annenberg >> this is a partnership of three organizations. that diplomacy council, public diplomacy association of america, and university of southern california annenberg center for communication, leadership and policy. our program today is quite timely. it is on both the new york times and the washington post on the first page. -- on the front page. always a topic which gets attention. we are grateful to our two speakers today, who are joining us to address this from a base of years of research on this. before it became fro

christina marcos -- cristine marcos is joining us.s is "washington journal." ♪ >> sunday on q&a, james grant -- >> i make my living about writing about markets. it is too expensive for some people out there. the trouble lies not so much in wall street but what it is. mostly ann a name or infamous name. wall street is mostly an epithet. what we ought to be more unguarded about are the institutions in the federal government that are validly denied in their intentions. the federal reserve, department of treasury, the securities and exchange commissions, institutions set up as benefactors for the public. increasingly they are not so. and columnist james grant, sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> c-span, what history unfold daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider.

then we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with the hills christina marcos.be sure to watch cspan "washington journal" live at seven eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. here is some of our live coverage tuesday. at noon the house returns to debate a handful of bills, including public health compared nest programs. on monday president trump addresses the nation on what he calls the humanitarian and national security crisis at the southern border. and then a conversation on how governments incorporate religion into their foreign policies. that is at 9:30 a.m. then the new congress on u.s. policy toward north and south korea. the senate gambles and at 3:00 p.m. for the security assistance in the middle east. there is more live coverage of cspan three at 12:25 p.m. we will give you an update on the energy from api. the lobbying group from the natural gas and oil industries. the newly elected members of congress talk about hr one applied 571 page bill with democrats priorities. he they set the guidelines for spending bills covering financial services, tr

then we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: here is some of our live coverage tuesday. at noon, the house returns to debate a handful of bills, including legislation of reauthorizing public health emergency preparedness programs. of the p.m. on day 18 shutdown, president trump addresses the nation on what he calls the humanitarian and national security crisis at the southern border. on c-span two a conversation on how governments incorporate religion into foreign policies. that's at 9:30 a.m. then the impact of the new congress on u.s. policy toward north and south korea. the senate will meet at 3:00 p.m. eastern to debate defense and security in the middle east. ate coverage on c-span3 p.m. we get an update on the energy industry from api, the lobbying group for the natural gas and oil industries. members oflected congress talk about a 571 page bill that lays out the house democrats' priorities. in the afternoon, the house ru

then we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure and watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> here is some of our live coverage tuesday. at noon house returns to debate a handful of bills including legislation reauthorizing public health emergency preparedness programs. president trump addresses the nation on what he calls the humanitarian and national security crisis at the southern border. on c-span 2 a conversation on how governments incorporate religion into their foreign policies at 9:30 a.m. and then the impact of the new congress on policy toward the north and south korea and then debating defense and security assistance in the middle east. ore coverage on c-span 3, an update on the energy industry from the lobbying group for the natural gas and oil industries. newly elects members of congress talk about the bill that lays out the house democratics' priorities and the committee meets to set the guidelines for debate on spending bills covering transportation, agr

and we talked about the latest on the government shutdown with the hills christina marcos. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern tuesday morning. joined the discussion. >> here is some of our live coverage tuesday. at noon, the house returns to debate a handful of bills including legislation reauthorizing public health emergency preparedness programs. at 9 pm on day 18 of the government shutdown, present trump addresses the nation on what he calls the humanitarian and national security crisis at the southern border. on c-span 2, a conversation on how governments incorporate, incorporate religion into their foreign policies. on the impact of the new congress on u.s. policy towards north and south korea. the senate gambles and at 3 pm eastern to the, to debate security assistance in the middle east. there is more live coverage on cspan3 at 12:25 pm. we get an update on the industry, the lobbying group for natural gas and oil industries. then hr one will be discussed, our 571 page bill that plays out the house democrats priorities. in the afternoon

then the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure to watch washington live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> sunday, on q&a, author and columnist james grant. >> i make my living about -- by writing about markets. it's much too expensive for some of the people out there. not think the trouble lies so much with wall street. wall street is what it is. wall street -- what we ought to be more on our guard about are the institutions in the federal denied in that are their intentions. the federal reserve, or the treasury. the securities and exchange commission. these institutions are set up as benefactors to the public. i think increasingly come they are not so. ut

we talk about the latest on the government shutdown with christina marcos. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at seven eastern every tuesday morning, join the discussion. >> next, a discussion on the use of social media. speakers include peter singer and ms are

then we'll talk about the latest on the government shutdown with the hills christina marcos. be sure to watch cspan's washington journal live at seven eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> over 100 new members join the house and senate for the 116th congress. five of whom come from states that have only one or two congressional districts. north dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state and the house of representatives. mr. armstrong shared that, chaired the north party he also held a seat in the state senate. he is an attorney and executive and his family's oil and gas exploration business. johnson joins the house from south dakota. he served as chief of staff to the outgoing governor dennis do guard during his first term. district johnson then joined the south dakota based telecommunications firm vantage point solutions. republican russ was elected to idaho's first district after serving a decade in the state senate. he works in commercial real estate but had a prior career as a sales and marketing executive at an electronic company. democrat ja

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