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conference with senators elizabeth warren, cam al aharris, and new mexico congressional candidate deborah holland. this week in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. >> the relationship between states' economies and the arts was one of the topics at this summer's meeting of the nation's govern no, sirs in santa fe, new mexico. speakers included the country music association and a humanities professor at the university of richmond. they talked about how education in liberal arts can aid in the development of communication and creative skills. the session was moderated by washington state governor jay inslee, who chairs the education and workforce committee.

and friday, more from the netroots conference with kamala warren, andabeth deborah holland. this week in prime time on c-span, c-span.org my and on the free c-span radio app. >> the relationship between states economies and the arts was one of the topics at the nation's governors in new mexico. speakers included a humanities professor at the university of richmond. they talked about how education and liberal arts can aid in the development of community and creative skills. it was moderated i washington state jay inslee. the chairs the education and workforce committee. governor inslee: i am excited about the next discussion about arts and commerce in our great country. in our great country. and during this discussion, we governors think of governing as a performance art but we will be thinking of all the other art forms in this discussion rather than that one. our discussion today will be centered on the intersection of arts and commerce and we know there is such a profound and robust heart of our economic growth of the nation and our states around the arts. i wanted to kick

friday, more from the net roots conference with senators elizabeth warren, kamal harris, and deborah holland. this week on prime time on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span radio app. tomorrow, government officials will testify on border security and immigration policies for migrant families coming to the united states. they will speak before the senate judiciary committee that begins live tomorrow morning at 10:00 eastern on c-span. also tomorrow, president trump holds a campaign rally in florida, speaking in support of three candidates. antis,ssman ron des rick scott's bid to defeat bill nelson, and congressman matt reelection did you can see the rally live tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern. wednesday, hearing examines foreign influence ask -- operations held by the senate intelligence committee. it starts live at 10:00 eastern wednesday on c-span. q&a,y night on congressional historians richard baker, donald richie and ray smock. > one of> the questions i hear people asking all the time -- is this the most uncivil time in history? theake another period, years leading to the civil war. a host

more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services to that community. many of those services health-care related. city, the state of maryland, and the federal response. elijah cummings serves the seventh district including baltimore. good morning. gu

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more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services to that community. many of those services health-care related. city, the state of maryland, and the federal response. elijah cummings serves the seventh district including baltimore. good morning. guest: good morning. host: could you give us your personal assessment of the federal response? beene federal response has weak. very anemic. thatwe consider the fact the trump administration has this crisis 2015 cost the american people $500 billion in that one year, it has only gotten to be more costly over subsequent years. it is clear we are not doing .nough we have 10% of people who need treatment for this disease. i emphasize disease. that is ridiculous. but we done a few things have only nibbled around the affects something that themost every single one of districts in our country. drug addiction has no boundaries. it has no bou

and friday, more from the netroots conference with warren, andzabeth new mexico candidate deborah holland. time onk in prime c-span, c-span.org and with the app.c-span radio >> coming up next, a discussion with a former self-described jihadist who worked with the former new york city intelligence officer responsible for having him arrested. be done about what can to combat violent extremism at this event hosted by the senator strategic and international studies. it's about an hour. >> great group on monday morning. thanks for coming. we've got a great event today. know we've got a few people trickling in. before we start, i had a few comments. first is welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. jones, i'm the director of the transnational theats project at csis and harold brown chair. is available on the website. we've had recent publications on everything from hezbollah in syria to -- we'll u.s.a broader report on counterterrorism that will be published later this week. other comments, as well. we don't expect any emergencies, one,ust in case we have we've got exits i

and friday, more from the net roots conference with senators was at warren, kamala harris, and deborah holland. time.eek in prime >> secretary of state mike pompeo and commerce secretary wilbur ross helped define the government rations strategy in india and the pacific. they announce investments to support digital economy infrastructure. >> ladies and now taking the stage, mr. tom donahue. , president and ceo of the u.s. chamber of commerce. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] hearddo that, you haven't what i have to say yet. it's my pleasure to welcome you to the u.s. chamber today for the indo pacific business for him. we've got a great crowd, we have extraordinary speakers, and i think you will go away glad you came. we brought together leaders from business, government, and others to discuss issues of importance to all of us. america's engagement in one of the most significant regions of the world. we're looking forward to hearing directly from top administration officials about their vision of the region and there'll also be opportunities to ask questions and, of course, to

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friday more from the net roots conference with elizabeth warren, kamala harris and deborah holland. this week in prime time on c-span, she spent the ordered and free c-span radio app. >> next, president trump's proposal to create a so-called space force, a six new venture branch of the armed forces is a focus of discussion at the brookings institution. we will do from scholars and former pentagon official. this is about an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, everyone and welcome to brookings. i michael hill the foreign policy program. frank rose as well who will introduce him second with the rest of the panel and i'd like to welcome you and thank you for coming out on monday when the net season since life and what is that if people want to go on vacation and you cannot to talk with us about a space force. we are delighted you about a month ago president trump at a white house event turned to chairman of the chief joe dunford and said i want a space force. can you make that happen? i want to get president trump credit. it's a big idea. it's a good idea for a p

more from the conference with elizabeth worn, kamala harris and deborah holland. next week in prime time, c-span, c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. host: since 1985 health care for the homeless in downtown maryland has >> healthcare for the homeless in downtown maryland has provided services too that community including opioids we have been talking to guest all morning not only at the city of baltimore in the state of maryland and now the federal response. serving the seventh district including baltimore good morning. >> good morning. >> give us your personal assessment of the federal response to the opioid crisis. >> i think the federal response has been very weak anemic. when we consider the fact the trump administration has said back in 2015 this crisis caused the and the american people $500 billion in one year. and then toos become more costly over the subsequent years, it is clear that that only 10% of the people that need treatment but we only knew around the edges with something that affects every single one of the 465 congressional districts in our co

friday, more from the net roots conference with senators elizabeth warren,, harris, and deborah hollandxt week in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and with the free c-span radio app. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: for discussion on the u.s. farm economy and the trade battles, we are joined by roger johnson, president of the national farmers union. for those unfamiliar with your group, what is the national farmers union? guest: we are an organization that represents family farmers. we organized more than 100 years ago, mostly in the great plains area. but we have members all over the country, so we are a national organization, 200,000 members. part organized in large around markets, around making sure farmers have fair access to markets, making sure markets are competitive, that kind of stuff. host: you say family farmers. these are the small farmers, not the large businesses. guest: they tend to be small or medium-sized farmers who were members. because we are general farm organization, we represent all kinds of farmers, whether they are great, rural crop farmers, live

my big son, gabriel and his wife, deborah, and they live in holland, they were facing an immigration happening here. >> cracking down on riveras? >> definitely cracking down in europe, the biggest politics is immigration and immigration control, border control, ethnic tension between muslim and arab populations, many displaced people over several years and the indigenous populations who fear their culture changing. the parallels to the united states, donald trump got a lot of his angle on immigration from watching the british effort largely driven by immigration, and the president far parallels to the united states. >> good morning, everybody. as europe tries to figure out what to do with the migrants the president of the united states in great falls said this about our problem with immigration. >> the democrats, radical immigration agenda, we believe, they say, in sanctuary cities where they house the criminals and others, democrats once open borders, which means lots of crime. we went tough, strong, powerful voters and we want no crime and we are going to protect ice. we protect ic