us closer cox along with these television companies support c-span, 2 as a public service. each week american history tvs real america brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. you you will here you are you are you and and here you if it it here you know you get c-span on the go watch the day's biggest political events live or on demand anytime anywhere on our new mobile video app c-span now access top highlights listen to c-span radio and discover new podcasts all for free download c-span now today. tonight's speaker. i'm very excited to introduce her to you. she stuck to fay yarbrough professor of history and an associate dean at rice university. dr. yabra as an expert on 19th century native american history, and she's got special interest in the interactions between indigenous people and people of african descent during the 19th century. so her first book was race and the cherokee nation sovereignty in the 19th century, and her most recent book is called choctaw confederates the american civil war in indian country. and of course y

my colleague ryan smith recently sat down with adam cox, the brother of laurie vallow and alex cox, toshed light on the brother-sister duo at the center of it all. >> describe what their relationship is like. alex is more a loner kind of guy? >> he didn't have a lot of friends. i think when laurie would invite him to come to the house to eat, to go do something that he was always willin to go and be there for her. >> one thing alex's ex-wife debbie describes in her conversations with police that is alex and laurie seem to have an unusually close relationship. alex even went so far as to describe laurie as hot, which is not typically a word that brothers use when describing their sisters. >> alex and laurie maintained a close relationship over the years. as they got older, laurie would marry several times. she had two kids. a son, colby, from her second marriage, and a daughter, tylee, from her third. laurie alleged tylee's father, joe ryan, was abuse. the claims were investigated but never prove. still, that didn't stop brother alex from getting involved. >> this would become a recurri

cox, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> can human genes be patented and owned? george contrary us tackles that question in his book "the genome defense," sunday night on "q&a." the university of utah law professor tells the story of a case that challenged biotech companies' rights to patent human genes. >> i did not think the case stood a chance of success when it was first brought, but as it rolled on year after year through appeals and machinations, it became clear there was really something important going on and by the time it got to the supreme court, i knew this was going to be a very important, landmark case and one i definitely wanted to tell the story of. >> george contrary us, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a" -- george contrary us -- george contrares. >> next, president

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my brother is alex cox. and knowing what i know about my family and what's happened, it's very difficult sometimes. if i could crawl up into a ball and never have to work again and hide somewhere, that thought has crossed my mind. but because i've been doing radio for such a long time and it's part of my life -- it's like being in acting. they say the show must go on. jane, what are you doing this morning? >> going to work. >> all right, have a great rest of your day. we will be back tomorrow my name is adam cox, and this is my story. >> adam, one thing that strikes me about this story is there's such a fascination with it around the country, around the world. but this is your family. this is your sister. this -- this is your life. >> our family is nothing the way it used to be. you don't know who to trust, who's saying what, what actually happened. some family members may believe one thing, and other family members believe another thing. >> do you know how lori's doing today? >> my mom has talked to her. >>

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the great actor bryan cox joins me now.ned by the same parent company as cnn. br brian, when the show first started, it was based on rupert murdoch but as it went on, there are nods to jeff bezos, elon musk, and the trump family. it's about entitlement. explain that to us. >> the problem is this loss of reality people have when they are entitled. there are a few exceptions, of course. but seemingly there's a kind of continuing thing of going on. we see the same in my country with prince andrew and his -- now he's asking for his teddy bears to be counted every night before he went to bed. it's just ridiculous. it really is ridiculous. these people are so spoiled by their wealth, and they lose a sense of reality and a sense of where they're coming from. and it's deeply upsetting and also very funny. >> is it the trump family that we're seeing? is it the murdoch family that we're seeing? is it a combination of a bunch of different families that the writers are having some fun with? >> well, yeah, i think they are influences, o

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cox, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden met with administration officials to discuss efforts to reduce inflation and create more competition between companies and businesses. this is 10 minutes. >> president biden: hello everyone, please sit down. it is good to see you all. let's have a cabinet meeting. really, thank you for what you all are doing. we have a lot more good things to do as well. back in july i signed an adjective order to promote competition and build an economy that works for everybody. not just a few. competition results in lower prices for families. it results in fair wages for workers and as you all know, competition encourages companies to innovate but what we have seen over the last few decades is less competition, more concentration, that literally holds the economy back. in too many industries, a handful of giant companies dominate the entire market. we see it in big agriculture. big tech, big pharma, the list goes on and rather than competi

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[laughter] kennedy: and hannah cox. poor peter doocy, he can't catch up break, he's trying to ask a legitimate question and gets called a very filthy foul word questioning his legitimacy as a young man. i for one from of my heart is sad. >> i think it odd, it's not even like he was being antagonistic toward biden or asking a copter question, he was asking about inflation in the economy, things all americans deserve answers work and that was biden's response? this is absurd but i have to say, i am not surprised because i've been predicting biden what throw hands the primary. this man wants to chuckle. literally campaign rallies for himself what he get in the face of his followers and poked them in the chest and get confrontational, i think it's he is as a person and we happen to catch it on microphone this time so i feel bad for him but the end of the day he's doing his job correctly and i think it speaks volumes what the administration is about. kennedy: i think is very juicy and when he goes on the lucy against the pre

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. >> you mentioned the other party, bob, james cox was his opponent in the 1920 election. an interesting observation you made in your book is when james cox was traveling by train which was obviously the most effective way to travel, he was going from dayton, ohio to san francisco. plan on board the train they published a newspaper that was specific to the train, four pages long that they distributed every day while they were in route. so that media could be informed of what candidate cox was up to what his thoughts were at any particular issue of the day. as far as i could tell from your book, bob, that was the only time a newspaper was published on board a train while it was in motion is that a fair statement? >> i believe that is correct, that is right for clicks they are combining two of your favorite professions in journalism and railroading. facts by the way even though he didn't win the election, mr. cox traveled on was 22000 miles campaigning by train and met estimated almost 2 million people during that trip. probably it shook half of those hands. some don't think

cox, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> joining us now is natalie andrews, she reports on congress for the wall street journal. a recent piece of hers takes a look at working relations on capitol hill in light of january 6. you can go into details, but how would you describe those working relations? you can go into details, but how would you describe those working relations? guest: it is a toxic place on capitol hill. it is dramatic coming back there as i have come back to work there every day. you can feel a difference between now on the capital and before january 6, even going back to before the pandemic end of shutdown started. it is a tense place. a building these to be fold of camaraderie is now filled with a lot of distrust and skepticism. host: as far as why that is, is it specifically to a representative position they took on president trump's role in january 6, or is it more than that? guest: for this story, my colleague and i interviewed more than four dozen

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