a report from the arctic, daniel allen and her book, the life and times of michael a. acosta, deep in the shadows undercoverred in the ruthless world of human smuggling and ellen, life and code, a personal history of technology. on sunday, our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truth of racial divide. melissa with bloodlines, true story of a drug cartel. the fbi and battle for horse-ra. live today and sunday on c-span's 2 book tv. >> trump had enough resources at any time you could have knocked

danielle allen and her book the life and times of michael hey. deep in the shadows, undercover in the ruthless world of human smuggling and ellen alden, author of light in code. a personal history of technology. on sunday live coverage starts at 3:00 pm eastern with carol anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truths of our racial divide. bloodlines, the true story of a drug cartel, the fbi and the battle

[applause] and then professor forman left and you're right is danielle allen whose university professor at harvard university, and her new book is called "cuz: the life and times of michael a.." [applause] and before even asking, beginning and asking questions, really both of these books are about really what i think is an m1 civil rights issue of our time, the proliferation of mass incarceration in the united states and the way which mass incarceration has disfigured and really distorted american democracy on multiple levels, levels of race, class, gender, sexuality, mental health and really citizenship. what it means to be an american. both of these books really utilize both deep academic knowledge but also personal experience and reflections. especially "cuz." my first question, professor allen, danielle if i may, you are a train, very, very well known classicist, political thyrsus, philosopher and this is such an intimate searing portrayal of a cousin of yours who got caught up in our criminal justice system. what inspired you to write this book? >> so, personal i may just say how g

daniel allen. .. a quick correction, former us ambassador roy stapleton will be talking about the party china congress at 230 eastern, live online at c-span .org. you can listen with the free c-span radio app. yesterday the defense of cultivating a recent report about two navy ship collisions in june the uss fitzgerald collided philippine flag container ship off the country of japan leaving seven sailors dead. over two months later the uss john mccain clapped into a iberian ship near singapore and left ten sailors dead. here is a look. >> good afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, i will start with an opening statement. i want to thank you first for the opportunity to be here today and review of the recent incidences involving forces in the western pacific. a copy of the review that examines the systemic issue surrounding these incidences and review the corrective action. before i begin i must say that throughout this investigative process our first and last thoughts have been with our fallen sailors and t

danielle allen and her book kay.t michael kullman, the author of a personal history on technology. our live coverage starts with carol anderson and her book "white rage: the unspoken truth divide."cial also, the author of a book about horse racing. and the authors of "violated." the texas book festival, live saturday and sunday on c-span2's book tv. >> now, a reporters' roundtable discussion on the house republican tax reform bill. from "washington journal," this is about one hour and 25 minutes. >> washington journal continues. host: we are continuing with our tax discussion. republicans unveiled their proposal with the u.s. tax code. this is not the end of the story. they still need senate republicans to get on board. here to talk to us about where the legislation

professor foreman's left in your right is danielle allen who is university professor at harvard university and her new book is called cause, the life and times of michael a. [applause]. before asking her questions really both of these books are about what i think is the number one civil rights issue of our time. the police racial massive car's ration in the and the way in which mass incarceration has disfigured and really distorted american democracy on multiple levels, levels of race, class, gender, mental health and citizenship. of both of these books readable-- really utilize academic knowledge and personal expense and reflection. especially the book by danielle. my first question professor alan and down yell, if i may, is you are trained well known classicist, political theorist and philosopher and this is such an intimate portrayal of a cousin of yours who got caught up in our criminal justice system. what inspired you to write this book? >> so, first of all i may just say how glad i am to be here in austin. gay austin. [applause]. thank you so much to all of you for turning out for t

a report from the arctic, daniel allen and her book, the life and times of michael a.costa, deep in the shadows undercoverred in the ruthless world of human smuggling and ellen, life and code, a personal history of technology. on sunday, our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truth of racial divide. melissa with bloodlines, true story of a drug cartel. the fbi and battle for horse-ra. live today and sunday on c-span's 2 book tv. >> trump had enough resources at any time you could have knocked him but in addition trump did something done, one of the great acts of genius in american politics comparable to fdr, trump when -- this is part of why i wrote, understanding trump. what nobody in the cities knows is donald j. trump had a prime time 15 years, now, because it wasn't on pbs and because it didn't follow downtown abbey. nobody in the city understood that. nobody in the city said the day he announced a guy who knows television that well is by definition and what trump had done, writes in deal, any publici

danielle allen and her book "the life and times". >> and under cover in ruthless smuggling. life and code. a history of technology. on sunday starts at 3 p.m. eastern live with carol anded and her book "white rage" the unspoken truth of our racial divide. "bloodlines" the true stories of a drug cartel, the fbi and battle for a horse racing dynasty. and authors of "violated" exposing rape at baylor university amid college football sex assault crisis. the texas book festival live saturday and sunday on c-span2's book tv. well, politico is reporting this morning that senator chuck grassley judiciary committee chair and chief author of the law that the has the system for misconduct on capitol hill is urging that harassment training be mandatory not voluntary for all upper chamber employees. while providing a respectful work place in congress, read more on that story today. senate intelligence committee is meeting on capitol hill on the 2016 elections. that's at 2 p.m. eastern and you see both meetings live on c-span 3. c-span.org or the free radio app. >> posted more content and

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daniel allen and her book kuz. the life and times of michael a. his book deep in the shadows. under cover in the ruthless world of human smuggling. and author of life in code. a personal history of technology. on sunday, our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson. and her book white rage. the unspoken truth of our racial divide. with bloodlines. the true story of a drug cartel. the fbi and the battle for horse racing dynasty. and authors of violated. exposing rape at bailor university. amidcollege football sexual assault crisis. texas book festival live saturday and sunday. on c-span 2 book tv. >>> next, a hearing on the impact and leadership of women in the u.s. economy. the senate small business and entrepreneurial committee heard from three women about their experiences running companies and working to promeet increase ownership and nvrsment roles for women in american business and industry. this is just under an hour.

several authors for you this weekend including harvard or faster danielle allen national book award finalist kevin young software engineer ellen ullman and many others. first up is to look at some of the lesser-known stories from world war ii. this is like coverage of the texas book festival on booktv. >> good morning ladies and gentlemen. good morning. my name is jim horne fisher and it's my pleasure to welcome you to the opening session of the 2017 texas book festival. [applause] thank you for coming out in support of our authors and second of his wonderful annual event now in its 22nd year. [applause]he and third of all the books that we discussed and enjoyed throughout this beautiful texas capitol complex hereom in downtn austin i would ask you to silence your cell phones t. live tv, thank you c-span. after a session both offers -- authors are relocating to the book signing tent down the street to autograph their books. books are for sale at that beautiful independent bookstore. you are supporting not only the author off the festival and a great local store but you are also helping the t

eastern and includes lizza monday, kevin young, author, peter watam, daniel allen and her book, and allen almon, author of "life in code," a personal history of technology. on sunday our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide." melissa with "bloodlines." and paula levine and mark shable. the texas book festival live saturday and sunday on c-span 2's book tv. sunday night on q and a ron chernow and his new book on ulysses s. grant. >> you know, grant's life moves through a very different kind of -- the charisma of ulysses s. grant is that he had no charisma. he was not dramatic in different situations. he's no less fascinating, but he's kind of no less deep than hamilton. but kind of very, very subtle character. george washington had a similar kind of reserve and egmatic quality to grant. >> sunday night on c-span's q and a. >>> from washington journal, this is 20 minutes. >>> congressman tim ryan is back at our desk. he's from a region particularly hard hit from the opioid

eastern and includes lizza monday, kevin young, author, peter watam, daniel allen and her book, and allen almon, author of "life in code," a personal history of technology. on sunday our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson and her book "white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide." melissa with "bloodlines." and paula levine and mark shable. the texas book festival live saturday and sunday on c-span 2's book tv. sunday night on q and a ron chernow and his new book on ulysses s. grant. >> you know, grant's life moves through a very different kind of -- the charisma of ulysses s. grant is that he had no charisma. he was not dramatic in different situations. he's no less fascinating, but he's kind of no less deep than hamilton. but kind of very, very subtle character. george washington had a similar kind

daniel allen and her book, cuz, accosta and his book deep in the shado shadows. on sunday our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carroll anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide. bloodlines, the true story of a drug cartel and battle of horse racing dynasty. >>> a senate committee heard from the credit reporting industry and consumer protection groups. the hearing is just under two hours. >>> this committee will come to order. as a follow-up to our hearing on a equifax data breach. at the hearing members expressed interest in better understanding how credit bureaus of regulated, how they protect consumer data and whether there are gaps that congress needs to fill. i have long been concerned about the ever increasing amounts of big data collected by companies and by the government. it is critical that personal data is products. consumers ability to assess credit is not harmed. credit bureau plays a valuable role by helping assess an ability to meet financial obligations and also facilita facilitating to financial produc

eastern and it includes allies a monday, , kevin young, allen andr, danielle a and his book, deep inhe shadows. , author ofllman "life and code." on sunday, our live coverage starts at three clock p.m. eastern with carol anderson and e: theok "white rag unspoken truth of our racial divide." and then "bloodlines." and then paula deen and mark "violated:uthors of exposing rate at baylor university amid college football sexual assault crisis." the texas book festival live saturday and sunday on c-span twos buook tv. "q&a,"ay night on pulitzer prize winning author, ron chernow, and his new book on ulysses s. grant. >> hamilton was young -- and hing and -- and -dasi romantic. grant is a very different kind of beast. and leighnnin aconic. the charisma of ulysses s. grant is that he had no charisma. he was not dramatic. he is no less fascinating, but he's kind of a much more no less deep in hamilton. is a very subtle character. he reminded me much more of george washington. george washington had a similar kind of reserved and magnetic quality. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a."

rise f humbug, phonies, post-facts and fake news, peter wadham, farewell to ice, report arctic, daniel allenacasta, deep in theshadow, undercover uthless world of smuggling and ellen almond, life in code, a personal history of technology. on sunday, our live coverage at 3 p.m. eastern with her book rson and white rage, unspoken truth of racial divide, melissa with story of a, the true drug cartel, the f.b.i. and the dynasty,r horse-racing and paula lavine and mark violated, eshgs posing posing rape at baylor university among sexual assault crisis. texas book festival live on c-span 2 sunday book t.v. >> "washington journal" continues. ryan is back at the desk. serves as co-chair of addiction treatment and recovery caucus trumpngressman, president e week declared opioid epidemic public health emergency, what is impact of him doing that on the ground in akron in youngstown? guest: it certainly is welcome, underwom inuing is whelming. counties, you our need money, you need money on the ground to help, you need law enforcement and you need money for the first esponders, addressing a lot of issue

eastern and includes liza munda , kevin young,rd allen,addam, danielle llman --, and alae ellen allmanverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carol anderson with her book "white rage: the unspoken truth of our racial divide." "the true story of a drug cartel, the fbi, and the battle for a horse racing dynasty." exposing rape at yale university -- baylor university." the texas book festival, today and sunday on c-span2's book tv. the house ways and means committee began work on the tax of one plant on monday before sending it to the full house for debate. watch live coverage monday starting at noon eastern on c-span2 and c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. washington journal continues. host: joining us now is abraham denmark, the director of the asia program at the wilson center. he is here to discuss the goals and significance of president trump's trip to asia. thank you for joining us. briefly explain what the wilson center is. is a: the wilson center congressionally created think tank. we were created in the 1960's as a memorial to president wilson. we are a publ

allen and the next player is well on his way. player. e. at 6'4", 215 pounds, stone bridge senior danielpson has been a dominant target on the football field this season. >> undefeated. >> he plays wide receiving and tight end for the bulldogs but he prefers resaveer. >> hit the ball more. not much blocking. i like blocking but making huge plays for team is amazing. to hear the crowd cheer for you. >> through the first week of november he ranked six in the d.m.v. with 837 total receiving yards. but he gives all the credit to his head coach. >> coach has been a huge inspiration for me. >> he has been through my high school career. >> congratulations daniel thompson. you are this week's team player. robert: we could see him. larry: he has the thanks. at this point of the year, a family found their car in a pool and a cow struggling in nine feet of water. she shows the homeowner to the shallow end and the heifer came out. alison: who are you calling "heifer"? larry: rescued the 800-pound -- darn you, get out of there! [laughter] if she had come out right away, just a cow. but because you're

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daniel allen and her book, cuz, accosta and his book deep in the shado shadows. on sunday our live coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern with carroll anderson and her book white rage, the unspoken truth of our racial divide. bloodlines, the true story of a drug cartel and battle of horse