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. ♪ announcer: cspan's washington journal.ive every day with news and policy issues that affect you. discussingn monday, the week ahead in washington. -- economist christopher talks about mortgage interest deduction. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. discussion. >> tomorrow, a conference on countering violent extremism. including former white house strategist steve bannon, former cia director david petraeus and senator tom cotton. live coverage on 12:15 p.m. eastern time on c-span3, c-span.org, or live coverage on the c-span radio app. on wednesday, prime minister theresa may talked about her program known in the u.k. as "universal credit." this is about 35 minutes. >> questions for the prime minister. number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you. minister. mister mcveigh. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. >> mister speaker, i am sure members across the house will wish to join me in marking anti-slavery day. i am determined to bring it to an end. i have meetings with m

." ♪ announcer: cspans washington journal.sa today washington correspondent and darlene superville discuss the week ahead and we talk about the mortgage interest reduction. be sure to watch "washington journal" at 8 p.m. eastern. announcer: next, british prime minister theresa may takes questions from the house of commons and secretary of state rex tillerson talked reporters in qatar. lavrov speaksey to the nonproliferation conference and another chance to with sherman gillams. announcer: on wednesday, british prime minister theresa may talked about social security and welfare program known as the universal credit. this is about 45 minutes. want to welcome my dutch cousin, thank you for being here. >> questions to the prime minister. mister mcveigh. >> question number one. >> the prime minister. >> mister speaker, i am sure members across the house will wish to join me in marking anti-slavery day. i am determined to bring it to an end. i have meetings with ministerial colleagues in addition, i will have further meetings later

. ♪ announcer: cspan's washington journal. ry day with news and policy issues that affect you. discussingn monday, the week ahead in washington. -- economist christopher talks about mortgage interest deduction. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. discussion. >> tomorrow, a conference on countering violent extremism.

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cspan radio. listen to the washington journal live each morning beginning 7:00 a.m. eastern. week days at 5:00 p.m. eastern, and latest from congress and administration. cspan radio available in washington on 90.1 fm, on cspan.org or downloading the free cspan radio app. where you hear history unfold daily. >>> recently residents of little rock, arkansas, discussed the events that led up to the integration of little rock central high school when president dwight d. eisenhower sent troops to escort african-americans to the previously all white school in response to the board v. board of education declaring segregated schools illegal. president of the arkansas naacp. >> first of all, on behalf of leon russell, chairman of the board of the naacp, attorney derrick johnson, president and ceo. and late l.c. and daisy bates of the naacp bring you greetings. to city manager bruce moore, city board of directors of

. >>> cspan radiomarking 20 years of -- listen to the washington journal live each morning beginning as 7:00 a.m. eastern. hear recaps of the day's political events and get the latest from congress, the administration and important events from across the nation. cspan radio is available in washington on 90.1 fm. on our website cspan.org or by downloading the free cspan radio app. cspan radio at 20 years where you hear history unfold daily. monday on american history tv, descendants of participants and one copetitioner talk about the decision's legacy. here's a preview. >> i want everybody to understand, you know, you don't have to like everybody. not every black person likes every black person, not every white person likes every white person. you don't have a right to act on it and you don't have to like me. you don't have to live down the street from me but you have no right to decide, you know, and to violate my right as an individual citizen. so don't get us wrong. this is not a cumuba aye everybody has to love everybody. you do not have a right to act on it. absolutely not. >> and

cspan radio. marking 20 years of public affairs programming from the nation's capitol. listen to the "washington journal" live each morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. hear recaps of the day's political events on "washington today" and get the latest from congress, the administration and important events from across the nation. cspan radio is available in washington on 90.1 fm. on our website cspan.org or by download iing the free app. cspan radio at 20 years where you hear history unfold daily. >> earlier this month, the u.s. supreme court heard the case of sessions versus dimaya. it was on whether he came to the united states as a legal permanent resident in 1992 can be deported because of burglary convictions and other crimes. this lasts about an hour. >>> we'll hear an argument next in case 151498. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the

. >> cspan radio marking 20 years of public affairs programming from the nation's capital. listen to the washington journal live each morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. hear recaps of the days political events on "washington today" weekdays at 5:00 p.m. eastern. get the latest from congress and personal events from across the nation. cspan radio is available in washington on 90.1. on our website or by downloading the free cspan radio app. cspan radio. twe 20 years where you hear history unfold daily. >> with the series of north korean missile tests in the news recently, we decided to look back at the development of nuclear missiles and bombers in the united states. next on real america, from 1959, the air force missile mission. appearing in his beverly hills home library, academy award winning actor and world war ii bomb bomber pilot james stewart describes how the u.s. mission and jet arsenal is used as a deterrent in the cold war. he reflects hads on service in a b 24 liberator was promoted to brig dear general in the u.s. air force reserve and flew in 1966 vietnam bombing mission. this is about 24

. >>> cspan radio marking 20 years of public affairs programming from the nation's capital. listen to the washington journal live each morning beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. here recaps of the day's political events on washington today. and get the latest from congress, the administration and important events from across the nation. cspan radio is available in washington on 90.1 fm. on our website, cspan.org or by downloading the free cspan radio app. cspan radio at 20 years where you hear history unfold daily. >>> earlier this week, democratic legislators participated in the exchange conference from washington. this panel focused on what can be done to countertrump administration policies with more progressive actions at the state and local levels. it's almost two hours. >>> if you're --

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