released character of ann coulter plays on television, i don't think it's ann coulter is not a danger to public safety. charles murray who is very controversial guy but i think a very important social scientist and writer on social policy in our time is not a neo nazi, not a threat to public safety, not white nationalist and not the thing that he's described as being, kind of a liberal democrat but he's left behind but still people meet him on campuses with violence and calls to have him, you know, forbidden to speak and this is just not a morally or intellectually defensible position, i think. >> the cover of the book here, birds dropping nuclear bombs. >> well, nuclear bombs necessarily, the idea was great world war ii propaganda posters with the bombers going out and little twitter birds doing that. i wish i could take credit for that, that was not really my idea for the cover but i -- i kind of went back and forth on it but i think i decided i like it. >> kevin williamson, latest book called smallest minority, independent thinking in the age of mob politics, thanks for being on bo

. >> up next, a discussion on politico this past weekend with columnist ann coulter and davidcal commentator frum. >> hello, politicon, how are we doing? [applause] it is great to be back at politicon in nashville, tennessee. how many folks here are from nashville? wow. how many folks are from outside of nashville? [audience cheering] how many people here are from outside of the country? we've got a few in the back. nice. well, my name is steven, i'm the founder and president of the millennial action project, we're a national nonpartisan

andkers include ann coulter chiefum, james comey, and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span anytime. listen anywhere using the c-span .adio app >> former supreme court justice anthony kennedy receives the liberty metal at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the hearing begins

imagine caring that much about what lou dons and ann coulter think of you.hat is one step away from being like, you better not embarrass me in front of the muse inex booger, i swear to god, ask him a question. now the part of the times report that is really blowing up is that trump apparently suggested shooting migrants in the leg to slow them down as they were trying to-- trying to cross the border, which is not just crazy idea, it is illegal. and apparently trump had a lot of illegal ideas. my favorite was when he told a room of border patrol agents to just turn away every asylum seeker who showed up at the border. and then get this, as soon as trump left the room, the head of border patrol told everyone else to ignore the president. yeah. that is wild. like uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh. you realize the only organization where the top guy gets ignored luke that is mcdonald'ss, right? yeah, no, because ronald is always like remember, our top priority is pawking people smile, and then he leaves and the manager is like forget that shut, we're here to move beervetio

the talk about shampoo is is science coulter we are saying using the way that people think.i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's why i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in this world. but sometime because of the. society structured b. because of the bad p.r. construct just because of the jane dust trap jodie you know this dog themselves to take action. but if that comes when we meant come with that action i think that see you know being a. good genes you know in the society so i always encourage young people young women do you do something if you have an idea be born with that. but i have to just believe you know. we thought of women women not pete. goodbyes sausage and low veggie. big changes are underway in the food industry moloney our major food companies are changing to meet new demand. for a less made consumption really help the

ann coulter and james comey. and chief political analyst for nbc news, nicolle wallace. listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app.

first, a discussion on politics coulter andst ann political commentary david crumb. on c-span.e coverage [background conversations] >> hello, politicon, how are we doing? [applause] be back ateat to politicon in nashville, tennessee, how many folks here nashville? wow. how many folks are from outside of nashville? cheering] >> how many people here are from outside of the country? back.got a few in the nice. well, my name is steven, i'm the president of the millennial action project, we're a national nonpartisan organization working with young bridge theicials to political divides in our country and to enact systemic reforms to our democracy function better. today, we've got an amazing discussion lined up for all of with two of the leading political commentators in our country, so let's bring them out. first of all, we have writer, commentator and author of 13 new seller sellers, ann coulter, give her a round of applause. [applause] >> do i go there? >> right in the middle. >> thank you. andnd another writer commentator and writer at the atlantic, give a big round of

on including ann coulter and david from and james comey and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. commentators james car ville and sean hannity and al franken. watch live on c-span, any time on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >>> former vice president and 2020 democratic presidential candidate joe biden was in his home town of scranton, pennsylvania to talk about his economic proposals and other issues facing middle class families. ♪ ♪ >> please welcome rosemary baldwin. [ applause ] >> good morning, everyone. and welcome to scranton, pennsylvania. my name is rosemary bol land and i'm a teacher and the president of the scranton federation of teachers, local 1147. [ applause ] >> i thank you for that. that is not usually how i'm greeted. i would like to say i'm a member and proud one of the aft, american federation of teachers. i'm on the executive board of the american federation of teachers pennsylvania. and i'm a vice president of the aflcio of pennsylvania, if that tells you who i am. i'm extremely proud and honored

>> up next, a discussion on politico this past weekend with columnist ann coulter and davidcal commentator frum. >> hello, politicon, how are we doing? [applause] it is great to be back at politicon in nashville, tennessee. how many folks here are from nashville? wow. how many folks are from outside of nashville? [audience cheering] how many people here are from outside of the country? we've got a few in the back. nice. well, my name is steven, i'm the founder and president of the millennial action project, we're a national nonpartisan organization working with young elected officials to bridge the political divides in our country and to enact systemic reforms to make our democracy function better. today, we've got an amazing discussion lined up for all of you with two of the leading political commentators in our country, so let's bring them out. first of all, we have writer, commentator, and author of 13 new york times best sellers, ann coulter, give her a round of applause. [applause] >> do i go there? >> right in the middle. ann: thank you. >> and another writer and commentator and writ

but southwards by the end of saturday and that is when the coulters takes over.quite a few have you and still out there spreading further south with the showers northern scotland wintry on the hills and the corridor here wendy with northern ireland in england, he could see up to frost of a mile drive for the south in the morning. but a lot of fine weather to start the day tomorrow but didn't not be forthcoming here comes the rain coming from southwest england and wales to the midlands, west midlands, coming to the southeast and east anglia, for northern england in the east of northern ireland into southern scotland. big temperature contrast across the uk in the north and south on the coastal areas where we can see gals and places with hill fog and rain to the southwest, these totals are for the southwest, these totals are for the highest totals of some the highest ground in the hills and yellow warnings in force, low levels are not going to see as much grain as this, but still it is going to be very wet out there and i'll bring in the risk of some disruption and

first of all, we have writer, commentator, and author, m coulter. .- and coulter give her a round of applause. and, another writer and commentator, give a good round um.applause for david f [applause] how are we feeling? >> great, so good to be here. >> excellent. well, i commented that both of you are authors and david in the past, you've actually commented about ann's book on immigration, that it was perhaps one of the most politically influential books in our country around the issue of immigration. so let me start with you, david. why did you make that comment? >> well, i said it was the most directly politically influential because ann had written this book about immigration that donald trump had read. donald trump at that point was known for really one point of view, which is his advocacy of trade protectionism. that had been the signature issue since the '80s. i think he found ann's book and found his idea and that was the idea that he rode to overcome the republican field. what had happened in the aftermath of the great recession was that republican voters had decided what we

even bill maher a liberal he's called people out so i agree with karen when it comes to the coulter even bill maher a liberal he's called people out so i agree with karen when it comes to the costumes that we've got to be careful here and we really got to get this right i think that there can costumes that we've got to be careful here and we really got to get this right i think that there can be a balance that struct between being sensitive to a group not going too far be a balance that struct between being sensitive to a group not going too far beyond the pale and to actually still preserve some level of free speech and are beyond the pale and to actually still preserve some level of free speech and i do agree with karen it has gotten a little out of hand and we need to be real careful about that. i do agree with karen it has gotten a little out of hand and we need to be real careful about that. and why would you respond to that because obviously we don't want people going to public and why would you respond to that. characters obviously we don't want people going to public events

they have with mexico and the united states very soon and let's also not forget the president trump coulter justin trudeau dishonest after the g. 7 summit here in back last year so it'll be interesting to see how their relationship bed develops over the next few years. are either corresponding public with a very rainy all the war tonight or both think you are going to get dry. human good then starting 12 noon on october 23rd within 150 hours why p.g. terrorists and their arms will be removed to a depth of 30 kilometers. their fortifications and positions will be destroyed. after 150 hours in the west and east of the area of operation peace spring with a depth of 10 kilometers turkish and russian joint patrols will begin that you should look at them in the solutions which i believe a very important even crucial will allow the acute situation that has developed on the syrian turkish border to be resolved he's got well that was russian president putin along with turkish president air to one announcing today what the immediate future of northern syria will look like all according to their plan

coulter,include ann nicole wallace, james cargill, sean hannity, and al franken. time live on c-span, any on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free radio app. up next on c-span, officials speaking about the u.s. withdraw from syria. that is followed by house majority leader steve blair and steve scalise discussing the legislative agenda. later, british prime minister boris johnson talks about his plans for braggs it while -- brexit. >> more now on the u.s. withdraw from syria with james jeffrey, who says the state department special executive for syria. withdrawal u.s. could combat it. >> we come to order. without objection all members will have five days to submit

is a violation of free speech even if you're not the government many of the same organizations and coulternd the other terrible people they fund the controversial test because of those on the campuses the conservatives will latch onto that how they are oppressed and the left is fascist but many liberals had the wool pulled over their eyes this is a true intellectual debate that is about free speech and they don't see this as a purposeful strategy to infiltrate college campuses or american societies at large those beliefs and policies. >> another thing that needs to be drawn out is you spoke to a lot of different people you spoke to one organizer who supported and came to the united states at two years of age because they are the organizer that was through social media speech that they were reported to mexico dealing with questions surrounding what was targeted and that is an interesting moment with almost sympathy with direct action in jewish group but was willing to break's goals and and to give flavor this is a wide range but i'm sure there were other moments but were there some in doing

acting police commissioner christine coulter. >> no child should be murdered hildheir living room.s just horrible. the wanton gun violence, the 'ssregard for people's life. to shoot into an occupied house is just something i can't comprehend. >> reporter: rivera's death came less than 24 hours after another tragic shooting saturday, an 11 month old shot four times sitting in the back of a vehicle caught in cross-fire. if the child survives, officials say he likely won't have the use of his arms and legs. >> these children need us. this family needs us! >> reporter: this city has seen 280 murders this year. rivera was the 278th. philadelphia police tell cbs news they have credible leads in heth of these cases. a neighbor who witnessed the shooting of nikolette, the two- year-old in this neighborhood, says the gunman was wearing a mask and used a semi-automatic weapon. norah, a $30,000 reward has been offered in both of this thiend's shootings. >> o'donnell: mola, thank you. now to the story, four major drug companies reached lasted- tonute settlement today, avoiding the first federa

speakers include and coulter and david forum. former fbi director james comey. political analyst for msnbc and nbc news nicole wallace. political commentatorers james carville and sean hannity. and minnesota senator al franken watch any time on cspan. cspan.org and listen wherever you are using the free cspan radio app. >>> next a panel discussion on the current u.s. health care system. and health care proposals like medicare for all. and the affordable care act. this is an hour and 15 minutes.

speakers include political pundit ann coulter and columnist david fromme, former fbi director james comey and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicolle wallace, political commentators james carville and sean hannity and former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span, any time on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >>> democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg sat down with david axelrod. they talked about the presidential campaign and foreign policy. [ applause ] >> thank you. mayor, welcome back. >> thank you. >> you were here in february before you actually became an official candidate. and i see you're playing bigger rooms now. >> seems that way, yeah. >> do you ever stop and say to yourself, how the hell did this happen? >> every now and then. >> go from here to there. at that time, you were essentially an asterisk. >> well -- [ laughter ] >> maybe a little more than an asterisk. >> you were an asterisk plus. you were largely considered one of the flock of many small town mayor, young guy, and now you're a contender.

speakers include political pundit ann coulter and columnist david from. comey,fbi director james and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, the call wallace. political commentators james carville and sean hannity. in former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span, anytime on c-span.org, and listen wherever you are is in the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, the consumer financial protection bureau testifies about a loan forgiveness program from public service workers, payday lending practices, and regulatory roles. she takes questions from members of the sat

or feeds our lifestyle it's a coulter and if we say it's the program i guess the mass violence the talk about jam the use is science to we have to say using the way that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's why i just want to get as many as i k m on their feet. i feel all women are created in this word. but sometime because of the. society structure should be because of the up at 3 hour construct just because of the jane dust trap jodie you know this dog themselves to take action. might teach that comes when we men come with that action i think that see you know being a. good change you know in the society so i all of us and that is young people young women do do something if you have idea be born with that. but i have trust believe you know. with all of the many women i meet. techno after the one found it was the beat of friends newly found freedom. dance with all timers and ne

speakers include and coulter and david forum. former fbi director james comey. and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news nicole wallace. political commentatorers james carville and sean hannity. and minnesota senator al franken watch any time on cspan. cspan.org and listen wherever you are using the free cspan radio app. >>> next a panel discussion on the current u.s. health care system. and health care proposals like medicare for all. and the affordable care act. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> thank you everybody for coming. please continue to enjoy your lunch. i'm tim carney, i'm a visiting fellow here at the american enterprise institute as well as being a -- the commentary ted tor at the "washington examiner." we're here to talk about health care. but i want to ask a specific question about health care. and it's a question that some people on the free enterprise side, the free market conservative or libertiarian side don't always ask. kui, bono in latin, or who benefits. i think sometimes people on the right or right of center are uncomfortable with

graffitti a lifestyle it's a coulter and if we can say it's the program i guess the mass for evidence the talk about the use is science to. do with that people think. i mean i'm not trying to save the world like so many people say they are and i think it's a great idea but it's not possible although i guess everyone but i'm just happy to get to as many as i can and even if it's one and i die that's what i'm like i just want to get as many as thank him on their feet. i feel all women are created in these flood. but sometime because of the. society structure should be because of the bad p.r. construct just because of the agenda structured you know this fall themselves to take action. but each that comes when we men comment that action i think that see you know being a. good change you know in the society so i always end that is young people young women do do something if you have idea be bored with that. but i have trust believe you know. with all of human women gnocchi. w.'s talk show strong has been understood a clear position as from international perspective turkey's president press

free-speech even if you are not the government and you can see many of the organizations, like and coulterd all those terrible people keep pushing that strategy where they fund a controversial book, th fund e controversial campus tour, students protest because they don't want terrible racist trends phobic people on their campuses, that makes conservatives latch onto that and use it as an example of how they are oppressed and the left is really fascists. the saddest part to me as many liberals have kind of had the wall pulled over their eyes. they see this is a true intellectual debate about free-speech and our fundamental rights and they don't see it as a purposeful strategy to essentially infiltrate college campuses and american society at large with super fascist dick thoughts and beliefs and policies. i feel like i talked for a long time so i don't know if there are any questions or anything you might want to add. >> i have been superglowing towards the majority but you pointed out you want this book -- you spoke to a lot of people in different contextss on a lot of subjects, you spoke

acting police commissioner christine coulter. >> no child should be murdered in their living room. it's just horrible. the wanton gun violence, the disregard for people's lives or safety. to shoot into an occpied house is just something i can't comprehend. >> reporter: rivera's death came less than 24 hours after another tragic shooting saturday, an 11 month old shot four times sitting in the back of a vehicle caught in cross-fire. if the child survives, officials say he likely won't have the use of his arms and legs. >> these children need us. this family needs us! >> reporter: this city has seen 280 murders this year. rivera was the 278th. philelphia police tell cbs news they have credible leads in both of these cases. a neighbor who witnessed the shooting of nikolette, the 2-year-old in this neighborhood says the gunman was wearing a mask and used a semiautomatic weapon. norah, a $30,000 reward has been offered in both of this weekend's shootings. >> all right, mola, thank you. now to the story, four major drug companies reached lasted-minute settlement today, avoiding first tri

politicon is live from nashville on c-span, speakers include pandit and coulter and columnist david from, former fbi director james comay and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news nicole wallace. political commentators james carville and sean hannity and former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> the administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services is seema verma. she testified before ahouse subcommittee on health care policy . >>. [inaudible]

at 10:00, sessions from this weekend political on conference featuring ann coulter and james comey. house meets for legislative work and debate on a number of bills including preventing e-cigarette sales to children and federal disaster assistance. former representative john conyers who was the longest-serving african-american member of congress has died at the age of 90. he was a veteran of the korean war and served in the house for 53 years. positions, oversight committee chair, and dean of the house. he served until december 2017 when he resigned amid scandals. the district he last represented, michigan 13th, which covers parts of west detroit is now represented by b.shida tilly -- tlai >> alex wayne from bloomberg news and catherine tolan mcmanus from roll call. the center for election renovation and research looks at election security as camping 2020 approaches. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is" is next. ♪ 24 hours ago at the white house, president trump announcing the death of isis leader al-baghdadi after

ann coulter hates you. you're making me look bad. the ultimate sin in this president's eyes, you're making me look bad. going on to say this about the legal authority to take down drones. quote, kirstjen, you didn't hear me the first time, honey. shoot 'em down, sweetheart. just shoot 'em out of the sky, okay? the president unconcerned there with both illegality and obvi sexism. honey? sweetheart? blasting senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner, saying all you care about is your friends in mexico. i've had it. i want it done at noon tomorrow. just imagine the number of people, former members of team trump, who have heard this kind of thing from the president of the united states, who are now on the outside of this administration as the impeachment inquiry looms. but all this illustrates a really -- a much larger point here. the president told the "times" this summer -- and i quote -- i have absolute power to shut down the border. that's what all of this is about. this president believes he has absolute power to do whatever he wa

earlier today, discussions with ann coulter, james comey, and nicole wallace, james cargill, and seannity. them all on our website after the session with al franken. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> [indiscernible] [cheers and applause] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] [applause] >> [indiscernible] [indiscernible voices] >> al

ann coulter and columnist david, former fbi director james comey and chief political analyst for ambitious nbc and msnbc nicole wallace. political commentator sean hannity and former minnesota senator al franken, watch live on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> next turkey's domestic politics and the nature of u.s. turkish relations in the three years since an attempted coup and 2016. the council hosted the event. >> good afternoon everyone. i want to welcome you all to today's meeting on u.s. turkish relations, the shifting nation unto alex. i'm currently the director of the international security director at george mason university. it's a great pleasure to reside over today's discussion on a topic i think is particularly compelling. in a world where we write love letters to authoritarians and we publicly disparage our allies is kind of interesting to think where does the u.s. turkish relations it in the spectrum from how we treat allies and authoritarians. it seems to fit into every category or maybe none and were going to try to

andkers include ann coulter chiefum, james comey, and political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span anytime. listen anywhere using the c-span .adio app >> former supreme court justice anthony kennedy receives the liberty metal at the national constitution center in philadelphia. on c-span. begins >> up next, the senate armed services committee holds a confirmation hearing for navy vice admiral charles richard to become commander of u.s. strategic command, which oversees the u.s. nuclear arsenal. this is just over 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> our meeting will come to order. i think i do have an opening statement. >> today we are meeting to consider nomination by charles richard were the greatest admirals to be commander of united states strategic command. i appreciate you being here. we enjoyed meeting your beautiful family i don't agree with a couple of things they are pursuing but that's all right. [laughter] we appreciate it very much and be sure to introduce them to the committee. and with those laws a

speakers include and coulter and andd frum, david comey chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. clinical commentaries james carville and sean hannity and al franken. watch live on c-span anytime on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> if i am a socialist, i am not --ing too much about pop lit popular opinion or pleasing the consumer. when we socialize things like health care, they say that everyone will get it. you will have to have rationing. >> sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on after words, in his latest book, the case against socialism, rand paul talks about the history of socialism and argues that there is a new threat of socialist thinking on the rise in america. he is interviewed by republican congressman matt gaetz from florida. >> it seems like you are making the argument that a country that is more socialist is becoming more selfish. >> i think that is true. it is an irony. they will profess that everything is for someone else but in the end, it is driven by selfishness. words on c-span two. >> president trump was aske

on including ann coulter and david from and james comey and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. commentators james car ville and sean hannity and al franken. watch live on c-span, any time on c-span.org and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >>> former vice president and 2020 democratic presidential candidate joe biden was in his home town of scranton, pennsylvania to talk about his economic proposals and other issues facing middle class families. ♪ ♪ >> please welcome rosemary baldwin. [ applause ] >> good morning, ery

the beautiful and elegant mrs coulter, played by ruth wilson, enchants lyra the young heroine.ntagonist. and she does ghastly things, yes. and i find it hard justifying why she does those things but i have tried to find the human part of her. she is an amazing character and forever mysterious and forever fascinating and we keep getting deeper and deeper and trying to work out and everyone has different answers. she has to make a journey. lyra embarks on a dangerous adventure. it is a huge part for the 14—year—old in a story that appeals to all ages. the most amazing thing about the show is that a seven—year—old can watch it and see the adventure but a 40—year—old can watch it and see the darkness and the messages inside it and all the layers and stuff. i am right here. filming on the second series is already well under way. an unusual move before the first has aired but the bbc says it demonstrates its commitment to an iconic work. in this world, every character has a demon, an animal that represents their inner self. to help the actors rehearse with a computer—generated creati

speakers include political pundit and coulter and columnist james comey and chief political analyst formsnbc and nbc news, nicole wallace. political commentators including james carville and sean hannity

speakers include and coulter and former fbi director james comey and chief political analyst for msnbcand abc news nicole wallace. political commentators james carville and sean hannity and former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span, any time on c-span.org, can listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> c-span posh "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, the president of the economic policy institute research fellow at heritage foundation will join us to talk about the economy and its impact on the 2020 election, and the founder and executive chair of space trust will beyond look at the role of commercial companies in spaceflight efforts.

speakers include political pundit ann coulter and columnist david from. comey,fbi director james and chief political analyst for msnbc and nbc news, the call wallace. political commentators james carville and sean hannity. in former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span, anytime on c-span.org, and listen wherever you are is in the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, the consumer financial protection bureau testifies about a loan forgiveness program from public service workers, payday lending practices, and regulatory roles. she takes questions from members of the senate taking committee. -- banking committee. senator crapo: this meeting will come to order. the cfpb issued its report which outlines the bureau's work between september 2019 and march 2019, including rule makings and supervisor activities. it also provides insight into what the cfpb plans to undertake in the work period. since stepping into her role last december, director kraninger has demonstrated a commitment to making sure consumers have access to a wide range of products

speakers are political pundit an coulter, and dennis fromme and analyst jim comey and also nbc news commentator nicolle wallace and james carville and shawn hannity and al franken, and watch live on c-span and any time on cspan.org and listen wherever you are using free c-span radio app. >>> a house subcommittee is looking into the legislation to require employers to accommodate pregnant employees. members heard from a former emt worker who took the unpaid leave in her pregnancy, because her employer would not allow her to do a less stressful job. >>> the committee on education and labor will come to order. hello, everyone. i note that a quorum is present. the committee is meeting in a legislative hearing to hear testimony on hr-2694 the pregnant workers fairness act. i note for the committee that miss mcbath and mr. cohen of tennessee are permitted to participate in the hearing. members who sit on the subcommittee and are present shall have first priority to ask questions followed by members who sit on the full committee and present and only after all committee members who are present have gon

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speakers include ann coulter and david firm.mer fbi director, james comey and chief political analyst for , nicolews wallace. former minnesota senator, al franken. watch live on c-span, any time on c-span.org and listen, wherever you are, using the free c-span radio app. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back with namira salim, the founder and executive chair of space trust. here to talk about the role of commercial companies and private and public spaceflight. good morning. guest: good morning. host: tell us what space trust is. what do they do? guest: it is a company from the u.k.. of new space, the privatization of space, is now open to politicians and government so that they can go up and see the earth that astronauts have been seeing for the last 60 years, to make the world a better place and an earth that dissolves boundaries and space. the: what do you think result of bringing more people up into space will be? especially bringing more politicians and government officials? what effect do you think that will ha

speakers include political pundit ann coulter and columnist and sheom, james comey, political analyst msnbc and nbc news nicole wallace. political commentators james carville and sean hannity. former minnesota senator al franken. watch live on c-span, anytime on c-span.org, and listen wherever you are using the free c-span radio app. >> if i'm a socialist, i'm not caring too much about popular opinion or pleasing a consumer. when we socialize things like health care they just say everybody will get it. you don't have to worry about your bills, but you will have to have rationing. >> sunday on "afterwards," in his latest book kentucky republican senator rand paul talks about the history of socialism and argues there was any threat of socialist thinking on the rise in america. he is interviewed by republican congressman matt gaetz of florida. >> it seems you're making the argument that a country that is more socialist becomes more selfish. >> i think that is true. it's an irony anyway because they profess to be everything for someone else. in the end it is driven by selfishness. >> sund

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speakers include ann coulter and colin forum.former director james comby and analyst for nbc news nicole wallace. james carville and sean hasn'ty and al franken. watch live on cspan, any time on cspan.org and listen wherever you are using the free cspan radio app. >>> this saturday, on american history tv, on lectures in history at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the 1981 trial of gene are jean harris aktdsed of murdering hermann taryn ouer. >> she was smart, did well in high school, went to smith college, graduated phi beta kappa did everything a wealthy young woman was supposed to do. she says there was a struggle over the gun. there is evidence he is boozed he had hit her in ways he had never hit her before. there is no evidence he had hit her prior to this or struggling to pull away the gun. >> and president richard nixon's silent majority speech. to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. i pledged in my campaign for the presidency to end the war in the a way that we could win the peace. i have init