eddie glaude, author of democracy in black. and david maraniss, author of barack obama: the story. watch from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span 2. ♪ >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january

princeton university professor eddie glaude. author of "democracy in black." and, david marinus, author of "barack obama: the story." watch in-depth live from noon-3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> our in memoriam 2016 program continues with pbs news host en eiffel, who died in november at the age of 61. in 2003, she spoke with stuart thompson middle school about her career as a journalist. here's a portion of those remarks. gwen: i was in college in boston. i get my first job at "the boston herald american," which

princeton author eddie glaude. and pull itser prize winning journalist, david maranies. wch "in depth" live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. each week american history tv's american artifacts visits museums, archives and historic places. 225 years ago on december 15th, 1791 virginia balk the 11th of 14 states to ratify the first ten amendments to the u.s. constitution. since three-quarters of the state are constitutionally required for ratification, the bill of rights then became law. amending american is a national archives exhibit marking the anniversary by exploring the history and the process of amending the constitution. this tour of the exhibit is about 45 minutes. >> hi, my name is jennifer johnson and i'm a curiator with the national archives museum, and co-cure rater for amending america. >> i'm christine blackerby, i'm also co-cure r curator of amending america. >> woerp 'about to take you through amending america. right next to me is a case showing the more than 11,000 amendments that have been proposed to the constitution. chris

princeton university professor eddie glaude and pulitzer prize-winning journalist of the "washingtonost." watch in-depth live from noon to 3:00 eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span 2. >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> next, journalists talk about the challenges of covering emerging technology in silicon valley and around the country. panelists include wired magazine's editor, "new york times" deputy tech editor and "u.s.a. today's" digital editor. this is from the annual dawn or doom technology conference at purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. it's about 50 minutes. >> good morning, i'm jerry mccartney, purdue university cio and the director of the dawn or doom conference and i'd like to welcome you to this year's opening event for this year's dawn or doom. this is our third year and we're very excited about what the event has become. purdue is a global leader in

princeton university professor eddie glaude. author of "democracy in black." and, david marinus, author of "barack obama: the story." watch in-depth live from noon-3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> our in memoriam 2016 program continues with pbs news host en eiffel, who died in november at the age of 61. in 2003, she spoke with stuart thompson middle school about her career as a journalist. here's a portion of those remarks. gwen: i was in college in boston. i get my first job at "the boston herald american," which at the time, was the the second newspaper. still is. they gave me a chance to get a job. i'll tell you how i got this job. i worked there the summer of my junior year. i was going to start looking for jobs. at the time, there were not a lot of jobs in journalism out there. i figured i was different and i would get the job i needed. i was working in the photo department at "the boston herald american," and in the photo department and the entire newspaper, there was no one there who looked like me. college-educated black woman, they had never been exp

prince university eddie glaude and how race influences the american soul and journalists and editor of washington post david maranais. watch live sunday noon-3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >>> democratic pollster stoke about polling data during the 2016 election cycle at an event hosted by new york city law school. his remarks were p part of a long day long congress foe cushion on components of a system. this portion is about 45

princeton professor eddie glaude. and associate editor of the "washington post" david marinus. watch from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> sergeant bill maldinwas a cartoonist during world war ii showcasing the hardships of the war through his characters willie and joe. he continued his work after the war and won two pulitzer prizes in 1945 and 1959. next, a look at mauldin's post car cartooning career. this program begins with an eight-minute world war ii film about the emotional scars of the war. >>> two of the most famous soldiers of world war ii were the g.i.s willie and joe, cartoon characters created by the great bill mauldin, who are beloved by the servicemen overseas for their frank representation of what it was like two a grunt at the front. mauldin knew that. like the actual war veterans, v willie and joe's story wasn't going to end when they came home. our next speaker has focused his work on sharing veterans' stories with his veterans breakfast club and is also the biographer of mauldin. we think there's no one better to come and talk a

eddie glaude, author of democracy in black. and david maraniss, author of barack obama: the story.s friday, january 20th. c-span will have live coverage. watch live on c-span, and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, it was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> in june of 1942, president roosevelt established the office of strategic services, or oss, to coordinate espionage activities behind enemy lines during world war ii. next, a conversation with major general john singlaub as he recalls his missions in europe and asia. following world war ii, he was a founding member of the cia. this program is part of a multi-day conference at the national world war ii museum in new orleans. it is about one hour, 20 minutes. >> i will leave the introduction of general singlaub to our interviewer, but it is my pleasure to introduce my new colleague to you all. [ applause ] >> thank you.

eddy glaude, author of democracy in black. pulitzer prize-winning journalist, david maranis, author of "barack obama, the story." watch on sunday on book tv on cspan2. >>> sergeant bill mauldin was a cartoonist for the magazine stars and stripes magazine during world war ii. showcasing the har ships of the wars through his characters, willie and joe. he continued his work and won two pull iitzer prizes. continuing with todd decostanio. this begins with an 8:00 minute world war ii film about the emotional scars of the war. >>> two of the most famous soldiers of world war ii were the gis, willie and joe, cartoon characters created by the great bill mauldin. who were beloved by the servicemen overseas for their frank representation about what it was like to be a grunt at the front. mauldin knew that. willie and joe's story wasn't going to end when they came home, like the actual war veterans. our next speaker, todd depastino has focused his work on sharing veterans stories with the veterans breakfast club and the biographer of ma

princeton university professor eddie glaude, how race still enslaves the american soul. david maranies, author of barack obama, the story. watch in depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> next on american history tv, historian andrew roberts talks about the sensitive side of former british prime minister winston churchill. mr. roberts has written several books on churchill and the second world war and spoke recently at the 33rd international churchill conference at the mayflower hotel in washington d.c. this is about 45 minutes. >>> thank you, david. very much enjoying my first experience at the international churchill conference, and i'm pleased to be introducing our next speaker, andrew roberts. the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, we have enjoyed many partnerships with the churchill center and looking forward to the next partnership this weekend at the builder one continuum symposium. excited to be working with the churchill center on a new young professional group that will be having a churchillian event

department of african-american studies at princeton university and columnist for "time" magazine, eddie glaude jr. >> come down the stairs smoking a cigarette, forgot the presents this year. >> in washington, columnist and associate editor for "the washington post" david ignatius and in nashville, tennessee, well from the bottom down you never know. i think he's got his pajamas on. we're hoping. pulitzer prize winner john meachem. merry christmas, everyone. >> where are you going for christmas? >> washington to see my parents. only for a short time. my father doesn't allow me there for a long time. >> new jersey. mom is making seafood. >> headed out for the big family celebration. >> you guys are going to have to loosen up for this show. we're getting the fireplace out in ten minutes and big comfy chairs and presents. >> we're going to do news and then we're going to talk about the spirit of christmas. >> air grievances? >> we have a few for both of you and definitely for john meachem. this morning though we begin with breaking news. nbc news has confirmed that the suspect in the berlin christ

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eddy glaude, author of democracy in black. pulitzer prize-winning journalist, david maranis, author of "barack obama, the story." watch on sunday on book tv on cspan2. >>> sergeant bill mauldin was a cartoonist for the magazine stars and stripes magazine during world war ii. showcasing the har ships of the wars through his characters, willie and joe. he continued his work and won two pull iitzer prizes. continuing with todd decostanio. this begins with an 8:00 minute world war ii film about the

princeton professor eddie glaude. and associate editor of the "washington post" david marinus. watch from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> sergeant bill maldinwas a cartoonist during world war ii showcasing the hardships of the war through his characters willie and joe. he continued his work after the war and won two pulitzer prizes in 1945 and 1959. next, a look at mauldin's post car cartooning career. this program begins with an eight-minute world war ii film about the emotional scars of the war. >>> two of the most famous soldiers of world war ii were the g.i.s willie and joe,

april ryan, author of "the presidency in black and white," and princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of request "democracy in black," and david maraniss, author of "barack obama, the story." watch live from noon to third base p.m. eastern on sunday on c-span it. >> cartoonist bill mauldin showcases the hardships of sonings through his characters bill -- lily and joe. he continued after the war and xt, todd depastino discusses bill mauldin's post world war ii career. he is the ouffer -- author of two collections of mauldin's work, including "willy and joe back home." this talk is parted of a program at the world war ii museum in new orleans. it begins with a film about the emotional scars of war. >> two of the most famous

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of why the democracy in black, how race still enslaves the american soul" and pulitzer prize winning journalist and associate editor of "the washington david maranis, author of "barack obama, the story." watch "indepot go the "live sunday noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book-tv on c-span 2. >> new year's night on "q&a" -- >> while people were starving van burren, he was having financing parties in the white house. it was part of the image-making where harrison was the candidate, poor man for the poor people and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and an estate and he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. when it came to the parades and they waved hand chiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets, and it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said that these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaefer, author of the book "the carnival campaign," how the rollicking of 1848 and tippy canoe changed pres

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of why the democracy in black, how race still enslaves the american soul" and pulitzer prize winning journalist and associate editor of "the washington david maranis, author of "barack obama, the story." watch "indepot go the "live sunday noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book-tv on c-span 2. >> new year's night on "q&a" -- >> while people were starving van burren, he was having financing parties in the white house. it was part of the image-making where harrison was the candidate, poor man for the poor people and here was this rich man in washington sneering at the poor people. harrison had thousands of acres and an estate and he was actually a very wealthy man, but he was portrayed as the champion of the poor. when it came to the parades and they waved hand chiefs, some gave speeches, some wrote pamphlets, and it was very shocking. they were criticized by the democrats who said that these women should be home making pudding. >> ronald schaefer, author of the book "the carnival campaign," how the rollicking of 1848 and tippy canoe changed pres

and eddie glaude, author of democracy in black. and david maraniss, author of barack obama: the story. sunday, noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> on lectures in history, stephen berry teaches a class about coroners in the 19th century south. he discusses them as an agent of the state and talks about records created from their inquest. his class is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> well, good afternoon everybody. i am glad to see we are all alive and well. you have all survived now seven weeks of american history, death and dying and u.s. history. we have reached week seven. i am stephen berry, your host for all things morbid. today, not any grimmer than any other day in this class, we are talking about the history of death investigation, the evolution of the system of death investigation in the united states, which really matures and comes to age in the dawn of the 19th, 20th century. how this becomes forensic science and ultimately becomes the "csi" series. now we all the pretty lurid sense of death investigations provided by local new

networks, april ryan, author of "the presidency in black-and-white," princeton university professor eddie glaudeditor of "the washington post," david maraniss, author of "barack obama." sunday, january 1, on c-span2. >> next on american history tv, we hear from three medal of honor recipients from the vietnam war and the war in afghanistan. the medal of honor is the highest honor for valor given for combat, given by the president in the name of congress. this was part of a three-day conference hosted by the americans veteran center. >> all right, let's get under way. another highlight panel of our conference. if you've seen the program, you know that is an understatement. to moderate this panel on the medal of honor, i would like to welcome to the podium michael g caldwell, who is the chief officer of the medal of honor foundation. mike? [applause]

and eddie glaude, author of democracy in black. and david maraniss, author of barack obama: the story. sunday, noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> on lectures in history, stephen berry teaches a class about coroners in the 19th century south. he discusses them as an agent of the state and talks about records created from their inquest. his class is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> well, good afternoon everybody. i am glad to see we are all alive and well. you have all survived now seven weeks of american history, death

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of "democracy and black." and pulitzer prize-winning journalist david maraniss, author of "barack obama the story." watch "in depth" live from noon to 3:00 p.m. on sunday live on book tv on c-span 2. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> coming up on c-span3, programs about the impact of world war ii on the u.s. and the world. next, examining the origins of the cold war. then u.s. democracy and international relations. later, a look at the legacy of the cold war. now from the world war ii museum in new orleans, a discussion on the origins of the cold war. historian alexandra richie looks at josef stalin and reasons behind expansion while professor conrad crane examines the western response to a leader who had been an ally during the war. this is an hour and 20

black and white: my up close view of three presidents and race in america" princeton professor eddie glaude and pulitzer prize winning journalist david maraniss, author of "barack obama the story." watch live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv c-span2 on sunday. ♪ >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and cspan.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> next, journalists talk about the challenges of covering emerging technology in silicon valley and around the country. panelists include "wired" magazine's editor, "new york times" deputy tech editor, and "usa today's" digital editor. this is from the annual dawn or doom technology conference at purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. it's about 50 minutes. >> good morning, i'm jerry mccartney, purdue university cio and the director of the dawn or doom conference and i'd like to welcome you to this year's opening event for this year's dawn or doom. this is our third year and we're very excited

eddie glaude, "democracy in black." and david maraniss, author of "barack obama, the story." watch it sunday on book tv on c-span 2. >>> and we have more now from the no labels conference as former british prime minister tony blaire talks about the u.k.'s vote about leaving the european union, its impact and the growing rise of nationalism. >>> good afternoon. i'm gillian tett. i heard the comments earlier this morning, we are absolutely committed to providing fair, credible and informed coverage of what is going on not just for our american readers but for around the world. i'm sure many of you are feeling like you've lived through a political earthquake or are living through a political earthquake. well, i've got news for you, brittain got here first or there first because as you all know, there was an earthquake earlier this summer in the u.k. in relation to the brexit vote. jeremy corbin has been reinstated with a big majority. the earthquakes are continuing across europe. you will have hopefully seen the results of the italian referendum on sunday which indicated quite d

princeton university professor eddie glaude, how race enslaves american soul. associate editor of the "washington post," david maranis. watch sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought today by cable and satellite provider. >> the brookings institution host add discussion recently on criminal justice and civil rights under the obama administration. the panel was made up of administration officials who reflected on their work and addressed questions about what they thought still needs to be done. this is an hour and a half.

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of "democrat cy in black." and david maraniss. watch sunday on book tv, c-span2. >> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span, c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> defense secretary ashton carter delivered keynote remarks at the center for strategic and international studies on the future of defense innovation. secretary carter outlined the major areas where innovation is needed. he also discussed specific innovations being developed within the pentagon. this is 50 minutes. >> i'm sorry. we're a little bit delayed because of the traffic. i can give you a 30-minute introduction or 30-second introduction. i've known secretary carter now probably 30 years. i've marvelled at his abilities. there's no one that's better positioned i think to lead the department right now, especially on the question we're doing today. he just came back from a very grueling trip. i'll just tell you right now he's

eddie glaude, author of democracy in black. and david maraniss, author of barack oba barack obama: the story. >>> in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> general joseph volel on military operations against isis, and u.s. relations with egypt and turkey. >>> my name is chris griffin, with the foreign policy initiative. i ask that you would kindly return to your seats so we can begin our next condition. -- conversation. featuring general joseph votel, who is the commander of the united states central command and moderated by michael o'hanlon of the brookings institution. we'll give folks a couple of minutes to take your seats a couple of courtesy reminders before you get there. kindly make sure your phones are set to silent. however, do not necessarily turn your phones off. feel free to join the conversation on twitter, #fpiforum. more than welcome to do so. if you're perhaps watching on tv, feel free to visit our

princeton university professor eddie glaude, how race enslaves american soul. associate editor of the "washington post," david maranis. watch sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought today by cable and satellite provider. >> the brookings institution host add discussion recently on criminal justice and civil rights under the obama administration. the panel was made up of administration officials who reflected on their work and addressed questions about what they thought still needs to be done. this is an hour and a half. >> good afternoon. i'm diane whitmore, director of hamilton project. on behalf of my colleagues at hamilton project, welcome to today's program discussing criminal justice and civil rights policy reforms during obama administration and landscape in the years ahead at the federal, state and local levels. this is hamilton project fifth program on criminal justice reform. criminal justice reform is not only a more and

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of "democracy in black, how race still enslaves the american soul" and associate editor of the "washington post," david maraniss author of "barack obama, the story." watch that sunday on noon on book tv on c-span 2. >>> democratic pollster frederick yang spoke about the use of political surveys and polling data during the 2016 election cycle at an event hosted by new york university law school. his remarks were part of a day-long conversation focusing on various components of the u.s. political system. this portion is about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everyone. it's -- there we go. it's great to be here today. i apologize for sitting down. it's been a long year. [ laughter ] it's been a long year. there are other parts of my body that need rest. but, no, thank you very much. it's -- it's an honor to be here and to help walk all of us through what happened on november 8 and what it means going forward. if i'm a little distracted, i apologize. the only other thing that would be more important to me than talking about this

prince to be university professor, eddie glaude, how race enslaves the soul. pulitzer prize winner david maranes, author of barack obama. watch on c-span2. ♪ ♪ >> the presidential nomination of donald trump is friday january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> ben & jerry's co-founder jerry greenfield keynote speaker at university of michigan entrepreneurship in november. he talked about the origins of his oregon-based company and its mission beyond making ice cream. the annualent repalooza brings together from around the company to share insights. this is 45 minutes. >> so it is now an absolute pleasure of mine to introduce our guest for this morning. he is known for a couple of different things. iconically for the brand of ice cream that has helped many of us get through long nights of depression when you need a tub of ben & jerry's to help you through that rough spot but also for really becoming one of the faces of social entreprene

eddie glaude. how race still enslaves the american soul. and editor david ma ran nis author of barack obama, the story. watch in-depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on c span 2. ♪ >> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span app. >> u.s. healthcare spending grew at a faster rate in 2015 than government estimates projected. according to the centers for medicaid and medicare services. economists and statisticians with the group presented their findings in this 50 minute event. >> we're pleased today to be releasing a paper that shows the national health spending for 2015. this is part of our ongoing partnership with the cms office of the actuary. they produce as you know the gold standard estimates for historical and projections in health spending, by service type and the like. for the media in the room you have a flash drive with all of the materials, the press releas

eddie glaude, and journalist and editor at the "washington post," david maraniss, watch in depth live from nonto 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span 2. ♪ ♪ >> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> ceos from major companies joined engineering and science leaders from national laboratories for a forum on u.s. competitiveness. the u.s. council on competitiveness hosted this 1 hour 20 minute forum. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president and ceo of the u.s. council on competitiveness, the honorable debra wynn smith. [ applause ] >> good morning. welcome to the 2016 national competitiveness forum. last night many of you were with us at the smithsonian's national museum of american history and we were so pleased and delighted to celebrate with so many friends and colleagues from around the country and the world. the council's 30th anniversary and to honor two great leaders of am

white: my up close view of three presidents and race in america" princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of "democracy in black" and pulitzer prize winning journalist and associate editor of "the washington post" david maraniss, author of "barack obama: the story." watch "in depth" live noon to 3:00 eastern sunday book tv on c-span2. >>> join us on tuesday for live coverage of the opening day of the new congress. watch the official swearing in of the new and reelected members of the house and senate and the election of the speaker of the house. our all-day live coverage of the day's events from capitol hill begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, and cspan.org, or you can listen to it on the free c-span radio app. >>> the nation's highest court heard oral argument in a case questioning the criteria in texas for determining if an intellectually disabled person can be sentenced to death. in 2002, the supreme court ruled that executing a "mentally retarded" person violated the constitution's ban against cruel and unusual punishment. in moore versus texas, the texas court of criminal

princeton university professor eddie glaude, and price winning journalist and society editor of the "washington post" david maranis. watch in depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on cspan 2. >> tin this panel experts debatd whether a third party can succeed in a two-party system. this is about an hour. >>> good morning. on behalf of bob bower, my talented and co director of the nyu law scholeg laf and regulat i want to welcome you to the sidley austin forum. the program today, a new american political system, promises to be very interesting and perhaps a bit provocative. this forum would not be possible without the generous support of sidley austin, a renowned international law firm. it gives me great pleasure to introduce john kuster who is a partner in sidley's new york office. john is co-head of sidley's complex commercial litigation practice and one of the firm's national co-chairs of its recruiting committee. of particular significant to us, john an s an active a llumni of the ncu law school. >> thank you, sally. sidley is thrilled to support the inaugur

princeton university professor eddie glaude. and pulitzer prize winning journalist and associate editor of post david maranes. watch live sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> now, white house and political reporters discuss challenges of covering the trump administration including reporting on executive actions during first 100 days and president-elect trump's potential financial conflicts of interest. >> hello. thanks a lot for coming out. my name is chris adams. i'll be leading the program today. first i'm turning over to jason dick from cq who is going to lead you through a discussion about the -- what will be happening with one party controlling events on capitol hill. the second panel will be dealing with presidential authority and executive orders and what president trump can do from the authority of the oval office without dealing with congress. the third panel will deal with the relationship between the administration and the press and what legal precedents might be being set. for each of these panels, discussion from the m

eddie glaude author of "democracy in black." and associate editor of the "the washington post" david maraniss, author of "barack obama, the story." >>> no labels co-chair and joe lieberman on centrist candidacies in the wake of the election. after that, congressmen and senators talk about the first 100 days of donald trump's white house and what ways the legislative branch can work with the administration. >>> the women's basketball association and no labels vice chair lisa borders. >>> good afternoon, everybody. are we in our seats? no, we're not. good afternoon, everybody. thank you. it's a privilege to be with all of you. i think we are all getting to our seats. while we are doing that, have we not had a terrific morning? have we not had a terrific morning? so let me welcome you to our lunch session. i have the privilege of leading the wnba, and that is a group of professional women athletes. and i often remind them that there are two international languages, music and sports. we have the benefit of playing sports, but what w

princeton university professor eddie glaude, author of "how race enslaves the soul."d david maraniss. watch in depth on sunday on book tv on c-span2. ♪ >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> astrophysicist hakeem oluseyi is a physics and space science professor at the florida institute of technology and he's a regular on the science channel, the discovery channel, and on national geographic. he addressed a student audience at westminster college in fulton, missouri about science and innovation. this is about an hour. >>> i'll begin. i'll introduce myself. i'm chris halsey, an analytical chemical industry professor. it is in fact my great pleasure to introduce our next speaker, dr. hakeem oluseyi. growing up in the tougher parts of new orleans, houston, l.a., and mississippi, he and his mother moved around often in the southern united states. from reading specifically the world b

chair of the department of african-american studies alt princeton university, eddie glaude jr., and michael and white house correspondent for the "huffington post," sam stein. >> front page of "the new york times" has a lot of great stories here. fascinating stories. first of all, sign-ups jump for obamacare. >> yes. they extended it. >> people are voting with their feet here, and if, i will say it again, if republicans believe they're going to repeal this law without having something in place to replace it, they are making a mistake that will crush them in 2018. >> yeah. >> mark it down, republicans. i just -- mark it down. >> you don't take away things. >> you just -- >> you can make them better. >> you can replace it, but you don't have a plan to replace it right now. and health savingsathies and all that other -- that ain't going to cut itor the people who already know they have health care. also, we are going to talk about this in a second, but the suspectperberlin attacks, they knew. they knew about him. they wanted to deport him, but apparently, they didn't have the right papers. als

princeton university professor eddie glaude, how race still enslaved the american soul, and pulitzer prize winning journalist, david maraniss. watch in depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday, january 20th. c-span will have live coverage of all the day's events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> senate environment and public works committee chair james inhofe recently spoke at a conference on expected environment and energy policy under the trump administration. after senator inhofe's remarks, corben robertson, chair and ceo of an oil and gas firm joins the conversation. this is just under an hour.

princeton university professor eddie glaude, how race still enslaves the american soul. and associate editor of "the washington post" david maraniss. >> join us on tuesday for live coverage of the opening day of the new congress. watch the official swearing in of the new and re-elected members of the house and senate, and the election of the speaker of the house. our all day live coverage of the day's events from capitol hill begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. or listen to it on the free c-span radio app. >>> ceos from major companies joined engineering and science leaders from national laboratories for a forum on u.s. competitiveness and talked about the role federal and state governments play in the future of manufacturing as technology continues to advance. the u.s. council on competitiveness hosted this 1:20 forum. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the council a and ceo of national competitiveness the honorable deborah. >> good morning. welcome to the u.s. national competitiveness form and its 309 anniversary. last night many of you were wit

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