there are many places named either lewis or clark or lewis county or clark county. am from the only lewis and clarke county in america. please visit us. host: stephenie ambrose tubbs, lewis and clark companion, is one of her two books. she is with the lewis and clark trust and we appreciate you coming east to spend time with us on books that shaped america. thank you to all of our viewers and callers. we appreciate it. ♪ >> next monday, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, books that shaped america. we will feature narratives of the life of frederick douglass, written in 1845. it was the first of three autobiographies by frederick douglass. deeply personal and sometimes graphic language, he describes his childhood years on the eastern shore of maryland, his time as a slave in baltimore, and his escape north in 1838. the book was widely sold and highly influenced the cause of abolition. historian and author ed noah green medford will be on our program to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, featuring the life of frederick d

why is lewis and clark a referred to as lewis and clark rather than clark and lewis?hank you i will blistening. guest: the reason i think lewis's name comes first is because i think he was approached first by jefferson to lead the expedition but lewis always insisted once clark signed on that he would be equivalent ranking with lewis. that they would both be captains which was extremely unusual to have two captains. but yes, that is basically it. host: and kevin you just previewed what were going to talk about in a few minutes so we will get into that in a minute but i want to get into -- i want to read again from the journa 5/1805 meriwether lewis writing about their ters. i find that the curiosity of our party is pretty well satisfied with respect to thisl, the formidable appearance of the male bear killed on theifth. added to the difficulty with which they die when even shot through the vital partsas staggered the resolution. several of them. others however seem keen for action with the bear. was there a lot of wildlife encounters? guest: yes especially around pres

clarke: thank you, mr. leader. for those comments and for leaving our caucus and putting the -- leading our caucus and putting the american people's voice into this process and of course for your our today -- hour today setting out the vision democrats have in contrast -- contrast with maga extremists. today democrats ensured that the needs of the american people won out over the demands of maga extremists but only after speaker mccarthy and republicans playing chicken with the lives and livelihoods of american people bringing us to the edge of a needless shutdown trying to blackmail the country into accepting their extreme right-wing agenda. today, democrats came to the rescue. speaker mccarthy admitted defeat. he asked democrats to put out the fire that he and his party started. we proved today that democrats will continue to unify around our shared values. we will continue to put the concerns of the american people first. and, we will not allow the twisted priorities of the maga republicans to become law. as we

(tanya clarke) yes. (sophie fouron) you have one wind turbine, now. (tanya clarke) yes.that powers two houses. - and it's enough? - once we've got it charged right up with the assistance of the generator, then it will last two days and we do our washing, we use the dishwasher. - all the comfort you need. - yeah. and we just put the generator on when we need it. we're just trying to speed up a bit to catch up with jeannette. - uh oh. they're going to want to go with them, right? - yeah. - o.k. but you want them to go there. so you're used to this, having to manage and be self-sufficient about a lot of things. - definitely. my dad... we were talking about this not that long ago, before there was no air link, there were no telephones, there were no fax machines. so if a generator broke down and he needed a spare part, he had to write a letter to the suppliers, he had to draw pictures and hoped that they knew what part was needed. it would then go to the united kingdom. - o.k. - three months later, you would get the part and it wasn't always correct, so you had to start the

books that shaped america will feature the journals of lewis and clark.resident thomas jefferson commissioned meriweather lewis to lead and expedition to explore the west all the way to the pacific ocean. he chose william clark to help lead the mission which covered nearly 18,000 -- nearly 8,000 miles. from 1804 to 1806. they kept detaild journals on the terrain, plant and animal life, native peoples and possible trade route.

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it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. the machines began to one by the next year there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market. and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought they came to see the new fertilizer the new methods. and the student became a teacher in the tennessee valley that year 30,000 other demonstration farmers became teachers too. well the next year's harvest henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine especially designed by the tva experts for this valley each group of farmers. had a machine each farmer had an equal right to its use no longer was it one man alone against the drought in the flood for the first time they were acting together cooperatively for a common purpose. and even more a change was beginning to come into their th

it sounds like wes clark -- greg: general clark is joining us. ambassador herbst: anyway, we had a substantial debate in our group trying to see if it is possible to offer ukraine an invitation to membership right now straight out. we decided precisely because there is unwillingness with the nato to wind up in a possible shooting war with russia, that was not possible. at the same time, we have to make it clear to putin and to ukrainians that in fact, the only way there will be a stable europe for the foreseeable future is if ukraine in fact becomes a member of the alliance. so the way to thread this extremely thin needle is to say we are going to start this process now for those who are skittish about possibly being at war with russia. we are saying this does not commit us to formerly bring them into the alliance. at the other hand, we take steps in this direction. at the same time, if we boost our military support for ukraine, we make it much harder for putin to exact a cost for that. we make it much more painful for him to pursue this war, a w

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hello, general clark. >> thank you very much for letting me in. this is the problem. we have a major conflict in israel, and the news is on israel. meanwhile, north koreans are shipping artillery and ammunition into russia as a result of the last visit. the military situation ukraine is urgent. it is a crisis. solving that problem is essential. for ukraine to go forward, we have to remember, for ukraine, crimea is the same as the golan heights is for israel. there is no effective ukraine without crimea. without crimea they lose the mineral resources, export, control of the seas, there coastline, so this is not going to end easily with a cease-fire freeze in place and permanent negotiations. >> let's tie some of these things together. we are focused on ukraine here, but it does seem there are links to what's going on in israel. iran is providing drones to russia. whatever role they may have had in the latest events in gaza, a longtime supporter of hamas in terms of money, technical support, that sort of thing. talk about -- the palestinian leader in the west bank, mark

[applause] >> i yield to our distinguished minority whip, the honorable katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you, it is an honor to be here with our entire democratic caucus, with our chairman, pete aguilar and our nominee for speaker of the house, hakeem jeffries! [cheers and applause] what we are witnessing is we have had nine months since january of chaos and two weeks of absolute parallels -- par last cyst and house republicans have a choice to move forward. they can choice us the democrats and choose bipartisanship and allow common sense to win the day or they can double down on the extremism that has ground congress and this house to a halt. with their nomination of jim jordan, they are choosing chaos. they are choosing even more gridlock, even more inaction in a time of immense and urgent challenges at home and abroad. instead of choosing the american people, they are once again choosing donald trump. pause and think about who they are rallying behind. jim jordan's own colleagues have called him a legislative terrorist. he has voted to ban abortion nationwide with no exce

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debby clarke: well, it is a bit annoying. angry or annoyed when you cannot influence a foreign government. doug clarke: i mean, we can't do trade at any cost. i mean, we got to uphold, you know, our principles and the principles of the australian way. we don't want to lie down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. we need to stand up and fight back. stephen: australia is challenging china's tariff at the world trade organization. dan tehan: it might take one or two years for us to resolve it, but the principle of it is incredibly important. we want to go to the umpire, and we want to get a decision from the umpire, whether the actions being taken are right or not. if we don't have organizations like the world trade organization for us to go to, then it's basically the rule of the jungle. stephen: barley was the start of a slew of trade allegations and sanctions that followed a souring of relations between canberra and beijing. female: the foreign minister, marise payne, is refusing to be drawn on whether she trusts chi

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[applause] >> i yield to our distinguished minority whip, the honorable katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you, it is an honor to be here with our entire democratic caucus, with our chairman, pete aguilar and our nominee for speaker of the house, hakeem jeffries! [cheers and applause] what we are witnessing is we have had nine months since january of chaos and two weeks of absolute parallels -- par last cyst and house republicans have a choice to move forward. they can choice us the democrats and choose bipartisanship and allow common sense to win the day or they can double down on the extremism that has ground congress and this house to a halt. with their nomination of jim jordan, they are choosing chaos. they are choosing even more gridlock, even more inaction in a time of immense and urgent challenges at home and abroad. instead of choosing the american people, they are once again choosing donald trump. pause and think about who they are rallying behind. jim jordan's own colleagues have called him a legislative terrorist. he has voted to ban abortion nationwide with no exce

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lewis chose william clark to help lead the mission. lewis and clark have detailed journals throughout the trip on potential trade routes and native people. a veteran traveler of the trail will join us to discuss the expedition. watch books that shaped america tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the books we feature. >> next, president biden on the importance of the americans with disabilities act. he talks about the administration's plans to continue protecting the rights of those with disabilities. biden in relation to the disabilities act. ♪ ♪ >> down. good boy, stay. stay. i feel so powerful. all of a sudden. ok. this is on. i don't need this. this is for someone else, correct? president biden: for me. selma: hello, i'm selma blair and i'm here for you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane and my service dog scout by my side to celebrate the anniversary of the americans with disability act and the reha

clark. ms. clark: thank you, mr. chairman. 212. it's a new york area code. and it's our call for a speaker of integrity, intelligence, and inclusion. 212 is our call for a speaker who will protect our children, our veterans, our planet. 212 is our call for a speaker who will grow the middle class, lower costs, create good-paying jobs, and make health care affordable. 212 is our call for a speaker who will secure liberty, justice, and opportunity for everyone. the unanimous call of 212 democrats has been answered by our nominee for speaker, the gentleman from brooklyn, the leader of our house democratic caucus, the honorable hakeem jeffries. leader jeffries has answered our call, but the majority's nominee is disconnected. disconnected from the american people and their values. maga extremism is designed to divide. and it has broken the republican party. their nominee's vision is a direct attack on the freedom and the rights of the american people. and he's got the record to prove it. the republican nominee has voted against health care for children, for vete

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author of several books on the lewis and clark exhibition and a veteran traveler of the lewis and clark trail will join us to discuss the exhibition. watch books that shaped america featuring the journals of lewis and clark, tonight live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. >> author charlotte gray is a canadian born in great britain who now lives in ottawa. her book titled, passionate mothers, powerful sons, is about generally jerome churchill and sara delano roosevelt. the former generally jerome was born in the united states and was the mother of winston chump hill. sara delano married james roosevelt and became the mother of f.d.r. in 1882. author charlotte gray writes that one of the reasons to write about these two women is that their reputations, so different within their lifetime, have both suffered since their deaths. >> author charlotte gray on this episode of booknotes+. it's available on

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>> i did hear what richard clarke said. because of the sheer scale there are individuals that will be extremely vulnerable, talking about the hostages, just because of the sheer number, scale, what you just outlined. they're underground, likely separated. it is an immense rescue operation and hard to get to those hostages simultaneously. it is a significant magnitude of sophistication to pull something like that off. >> how likely are they to be a go between? >> very likely. i participated in a government in a bilateral exercise just in july, which was the first time we ever did that. the united states, the embassy was there, u.s. ambassador of the qatar kicked it off. they're very capable, enthusiastic and want to be brokers in the region and very effective as in terlocutors and we have seen that with relationships with the taliban. i think you can not shut off any avenues you have to possible negotiations down the line. >> is shutting off food and energy and water an effective means of getting those hostages released, or

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clark calling to tell me that they had arrested harvey. indescribable. >> which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months went by. harvey sitting in jail. no luck for the investigation now. and then? a phone call. it was the commandant of h

general wesley clark is joining us. as you see the flares being fired into the air off parts of gaza and what you're hearing from the idf, what do you make of what's going on? >> i think what we have here is what we would call a reconnaissance in force. it's a large force going in and looking to probe the enemy's defenses, find out reaction, collect intelligence, maybe take prisoners, get into the tunnel complex and may or may not stay in. if they find that this is advantageous approach and there's not much resistance an they're going to a strategic objective there inside gaza, maybe they'll hold their ground. if there's heavy resistance, maybe they'll pull back. i think this is one of those operations where the israelis have multiple options. they can come in from a different direction. they can hold. they can go under ground and deceive the enemy using smoke and other things about where they are. so this is [ inaudible ] -- [ no audio ] >> general clark, i'm not sure if you're still with us. i was having trouble heari

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