i'm joined by clarissa martinez to castro and laura reese of the heritage foundation.ood morning to you both.laura,. we know heritage foundation is considered conservative, right-leaning, as a political organization. what is your take on the current discussion in congress on a border security measure. is there a position from heritage on what you would likes occurring is on top of the white house supplemental that the biden white house is asked. a package of money for ukraine, for israel, for border security, and all those things. and so the negotiation that is happening with respect to immigration is policy changes in addition to the money that the white house is asking for. the house of representatives passed a significant border bill through the border act back in may, which has very good measures in it too end a lot of the asylum fraud and restore border security. at the senate side, they are negotiating parts of those measures in hr two. it doesn't come close to that build a house cast. -- that the house passed. answer the question is, with the policy changes actu

that will be with clarissa martinez at lori's of the heritage foundation.er we will join by lori robertson, managing editor of factcheck.org to discuss how to navigate and calm debt -- combat misinformation needed. ♪ >> when nigel hamilton was a student in great britain, he stayed for a brief time with weston and libby churchill. he also spent hours talking about world war ii after the war, of course. these experiences led to a life as an author about history. he first moved the u.s. in 1988. he's based in the boston, massachusetts area. books in his career include the bestseller jfk: reckless youth, two volumes on president bill clinton, and a trilogy from fdr about his role as commander-in-chief and world war ii from 1941 to 1945. nigel hamilton is now an american citizen. >> nigel hamilton on this episode of book notes plus. but notes plus is availa the c-span now free mobile app or you are podcasts. this week on the c-span networks, both the house and senate are in session. the house will debate and vote on several immigration-related bills. the senate

that will be with clarissa martinez at lori's of the heritage foundation.ill join by lori robertson, managing editor of factcheck.org to discuss how to navigate and calm debt -- combat misinformation needed. ♪ >> when nigel hamilton was a student in great britain, he stayed for a brief time with weston and libby churchill. he also spent hours talking about world war ii after the war, of course. these experiences led to a life as an author about history. he first moved the u.s. in 1988. he's based in the boston, massachusetts area. books in his career include the bestseller jfk: reckless youth, two volumes on president bill clinton, and a trilogy from fdr about his role as commander-in-chief and world war ii from 1941 to 1945. nigel hamilton is now an american citizen. >> nigel hamilton on this episode of btes plus. but notes is available on the c-span now free mobile app or you are podcasts. this week on the c-span networks, both the house and senate are in session. the house will debate and vote on several immigration-related bills. the senate will conside

sunday morning, clarissa martinez castro discusses immigration, border security, and campaign 2024. >a, a retired u.s. senate historian shares stories from her book, a collection of chronicles of senate history that she prevented two senators during tuesday caucus mantras. >> they had to be succinct because you only had five minutes. ■xvit was a good challenge and e of the best learning experiences i had as a senate historian. senators kept asking me to produce a book to share the stories with other people. >> betty: with her book "themes are co-you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our

we have clarissa martinez de castro and lraora announcer: , next on c-span q&a and retired u.s. senate historian betty koed shares stories from her book, collection of brief chronicles of senate history she presented to senators during their tuesday caucus lunches between 2009 and 2023. and then, british prime minister rishi sunak field questions on the israel-hamas war and health care issues. later, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin speaks at virtual meeting with foreign allies united in supporting ukraine. ♪ >> the great undertaking to chronicle the history of an institution so unique, so rich with significant events, so influential in the landscape of our nation. for the last 25 years, betty has done that with the utmost professionalism, devotion and a bit of a flare. every week she gives as a little history lesson at our lunches our tuesday luncheons. i was proud to lead a resolution with leader mcconnell and all other 98 senators commemorating betty's decades of service and officially designating her congratulations, betty, as historian emerita of the u.s. senate. >> in m