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it focuses on edmund ross who was credited with the vote that saved johnson's tail and it euro can votehe most moment in american history. i think it was bought, his that was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart, sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "q&a." sarah sanders spoke to reporters about president trump's supreme court nominee. she said the president is considering revoking the security clearances of some former government officials. this briefing is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. in the two weeks since president trump nominated judge kavanagh, he met with 23 senators. all of them are republicans. that is because senator schumer is encouraging his members to not even a with the judge. for members of the opposing party to demand answers to questions and yet refused to meet with a qualified supreme court nominee is unprecedented. senator schumer should stop these political games and meet with judge kavanagh. we welcome senate dra

it focuses on edmund ross credited with casting the single vote that saved johnson's tail. and it caused -- calls ross's vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was bought. that his vote was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart on c-span's "q&a." >>> and we're live this morning here on c-span3 for a house oversight committee hearing on cybersecurity. and the u.s. elections. just gathering here at the witness table and undersecretary of homeland security and federal, state and local election officials. the chair of the committee is south carolina congressman trey gaudy. we'll wait for him to arrive here as this hearing gets under way momentarily.

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it focuses on a fellow named edmund ross, who cast the single vote that saved johnson's tale. il. vote thells ross's most important moment in american history. i think his vote was purchased. and saving johnson was not a heroic moment. david stewart, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q1 day. a.q and bretpreme court nominee kavanaugh continues to meet with senators on capitol hill. leading up tocess the senate confirmation hearings, and the vote. watch live on c-span and any time on c-span. hour, or listen with the free c-span radio app. next, testimony from the commissioners on the fcc of the operations of the regulatory agency. we heard about net work upgrades to accommodate five g technology, spectrum auctions and wireless broadband availability in rural and remote areas. held by house commerce subcommittee, this is two hours 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations]

stood courageously to acquit johnson included peter van winkle, john anderson of missouri, and edmund ross of kansas. but the big guns that made it possible for them to act, the ones that were the respectable voices, were much more important figures. like the chairman of the naval an iowa senator of high standing and prestige in the senate. the senator of illinois, chairman of the senate judiciary committee and the author of the 1866 civil rights act. or the senator of maine, chairman of the finance committee. these people count more than anyone else in making a possible for other senators to vote to acquit. they were critical. why did these good republicans in good standing vote to acquit andrew johnson? why did it happen? in fact, there were a few republican senators who let it be known that if their votes were needed for acquittal, they would be available. so it actually was not the suspense riddled story that we often see out there. well, in point of fact, it is not at all clear even that the senator from ohio that would have replaced andrew johnson as president would have voted, in fa

it focuses on edmund ross, which focused on the single vote cast responsible for saving johnson's tail. it is perhaps the most heroic american history, but i actually think it was bought. it was purchased. saving johnson was not a heroic moment. "q&a."-span's >> the head of u.s. customs and border protection discussed immigration enforcement and border security and his agency's process for processing asylum seekers. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the bipartisan policy center. turningy appreciate you in and joining us in person for aleenan.ersation with mc we are a bipartisan think tank, that does exist in d.c.. we have been around for 10 and a half years, founded by 4 former senate majority leaders with the goal of bringing together republicans and democrats in strong partisanship to come to agreement, forge compromises, the difficult work of making policy. to that end we cover a lot of issues, including immigration and border security, which we will talk about today. we will be talking for 45-50 minutes. those here in the room, you have cards we'd like you to please write your

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it is focused on a man named edmund ross who is credited with casting the single vote that save johnson's tale. vote the mosts rule, in american history. i think it was bought, that his vote was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. david stewart sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." clintonspan next week, and bush on lessons learned. on tuesday, discussing president plans to build a space force. then on wednesday, transforming the workplace with artificial intelligence. booker.hursday, cory friday, more from the net roots conference. in primetime on c-span, c-span.org, and with the free c-span radio app. as sure primary source for campaign 2018, a look at the senate race in virginia where tim kaine is facing a challenge by corey stewart. this was hosted by the virginia bar association. it is just over an hour and a half. >> let's move to this morning's event, which features two individuals running to serve as one of virginia's two senators. first to jn

it focuses on a fellow named edmund ross who was credited with casting the single vote that saved johnson's tail. vote a heroics moment in american history. i actually think his vote was bought. saving johnson was not a heroic moment. profiles and courage was a campaign document. it was made to support kennedy running for president. it is not a work of history. it is not a responsible work of history. it gets a lot of things wrong. i wish people would stop reading it. brian: did he write it? david: no. it was written by theodore -- i think he probably had help from other people who fed him history materials. at the very end of his life, he admitted that he had written it. kennedy hadthat gone over the entire book and made some corrections and changes. brian: of the seven radical republicans that voted to acquit, you say that is a myth that they were broken and destroyed? david: correct. ross went back to kansas and ended up as gubernatorial government of mexico for the democrats, which is probably where he belonged. a number of the other senators ended up resigning because they decided not

the focus is on edmund ross who is credited for casting a single vote who saves johnson's detail. a calls ross is vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was bought, that his vote was purchase. saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart, sunday night at 8 am -- 8 pm eastern. >> dr. anthony now chief at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, spoke at the national press club about the upcoming flu season, and progress to develop a vaccine. this is an hour. >> the flu and flu vaccines are the last thing on your mind in the middle of the summer. i have bad news for all of you, we are just a few months away from the start of flu season. according to officials, the u.s. just went through one of the most severe flu seasons and more than a decade, driven by a nasty bug that causes more hospitalizations and deaths, particularly among the elderly. the spanish flu pandemic killed hundred and 50,000 people worldwide. the push for a universal flu vaccine that can suppress future pandemics is gaining ground. leading that research is

johnson said -- should be expunged from every library in the country, focusing on a fellow named edmund rosscredited with the single vote that saves johnson. vote -- itoss's calls ross's boat the most heroic in -- vote the most wrote in american history. i actually think his vote was purchased. saving johnson was not a heroic moment. "profiles in courage" was a campaign document, prepared to support kennedy running for president. it is not a work of history. it is not a responsible work of history. it gets a lot of things wrong, i wish people would stop reading at. brian: did he write it? david: no. it was written by theodore sorensen. i think he had help from other people who fed him history materials, but at the very end of his life, sorenson admitted he had written it. and he insisted kennedy had gone over the entire book, and made some corrections and changes. brian: the seven radical republicans that voted to acquit. you say that's a myth, that they were broken and destroyed. david: correct. endedent back to kansas, up territorial governor of new mexico for the democrats, which was wher

it focuses on edmund ross who is credited for casting the vote that saved johnson's tale. they call it the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was purchased. was not a heroic moment. >> sunday night at eight eastern on q&a. on c-span next week in primetime, monday, former president george w. bush and bill clinton on lessons from a life in politics. tuesday, nasa administrator jim brighton stock on a proposal to create a military spaceport. wednesday, the national government -- governors association meeting, thursday at 10 p.m., the netroots conference with corey rocher -- cory booker. theday more from me netroots conference. >> anthony kennedy talked about his retirement from the court which he announced in june. he's both at the ninth judicial conference in hama, california -- anaheim, california.

it focuses on edmund ross who is credited with casting the single book the saved johnson's tail.and it calls the vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was bought, that his vote was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> next a conversation with the previous and upcoming flu season and the progress being made trying to develop a universal influenza vaccine. we'll hear from the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases dr. anthony fauci who spoke at the national press club. >> the fluid flu vaccine are probably the last thing on your mind but i but i have some bads for all of you. we're just a few months away from the start of flu season. according to officials the is just with one of the most severe flu seasons in more than a a decade driven by a nasty bug that tends to cause more hostile a station and death, particularly among the elderly. as the world marks 100 university of the spanish flu

it focuses on a fellow named edmund ross was passed with the single vote that saved johnson said. and it cost us is about the most heroic moment in history. i actually think that his boat was purchased. and johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> the trump administration proposed reorganizing several agencies including the general services administration and the office of personnel management. they testified at a senate hearing about the proposal and chairs this 90 minute hearing. >> good morning and welcome everyone. the title challenges and opportunities proposed to the reorganization. thank you for being here and being a part of the conversation. this provides an opportunity to discuss the proposal to transfer certain functions handled by the office of personnel management to the general services administration and this is one of the many that make up the governmentwide organization plan released on june 21, 2018. the current administration a good sentiment of the previous administrations that the government was designed and structured the last century updating the governme

the focus is on edmund ross who is credited for casting a single vote who saves johnson's detail. a calls ross is vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was bought, that his vote was purchase. saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart, sunday night at 8 am -- 8 pm eastern. >> dr. anthony now chief at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, spoke at the national press club about the upcoming flu season, and progress to develop a vaccine. this is an hour. >> the flu and flu vaccines are the last thing on your mind in the middle of the summer. i have bad news for all of you, we are just a few months away from the start of flu season. according to officials, the u.s. just went through one of the most severe flu seasons and more than a decade, driven by a nasty bug that causes more hospitalizations and deaths, particularly among the elderly. the spanish flu

the focus is on edmund ross who is credited for casting a single vote who saves johnson's detail. a calls ross is vote the most heroic moment in american history. i think it was bought, that his vote was purchase. saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart, sunday night at 8 am -- 8 pm eastern.

it focuses on a fellow named edmund ross casting a single the vote saved johnson's tale. and it cost is about the most heroic moment in american history. i think that his boat was purchased. and saving johnson i think was not. >> federal and state officials protect u.s. elections from tampering, fraud and hacking and discussed efforts to influence and disrupt the electoral process. the congressman chairs the oversight government reform committee. this is three hours. the committee on oversight government reform will come to order. residing members authorized to reassess at any time. i recognize myself and then the gentleman from maryland and recognize each of today's witnesses. the right to vote is fundamental in a functioning democracy intact the ability to pick our own leaders to find democracy. it's the essence of self-government. everything we do in congress or any remediaforany remedial bodyl passed with hearing conducted, any witness summoned, every document acceseverydocument accs and as power and legitimacy. so they're legitimacy of what we do this with the underl

whoocuses on edmund ross was credited with casting the single vote that saved johnson's tail.the most heroic moment in american history. i actually think it was bought, that his vote was purchased. saving johnson i think was not a hero comment. night onstewart sunday sunday -- on q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. host: each week, we take some time to spotlight a recent magazine piece. this week, ben austen joins us from chicago, the author of the and the fatesers of american public housing." he is the author of the cover story of "the new republic." he focused on a version of extreme community policing taking on test taking place in rockford, illinois. -- taking place in rockford, illinois. what is the plan? guest: they are moving officers to live in high crime areas, to actually live in the neighborhoods. really, there only assignment is to be a good neighbor, not to go out and bust guys for drugs and prostitution, but to be there for the community, share their cell phone numbers, figure out the needs of the people who live there. host: what is the philosophy behind thi

it focuses on a fellow named edmund ross, who focused on the single vote that saved the taylor johnson. vote, thesed rosses most heroic moment in american history? i think that it was bought, his vote was purchased. saving johnson i think was not a heroic moment. >> david stewart, tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> wednesday, mike pompeo testified before the senate foreign relations committee on president trump's meetings with vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong-un, as well as u.s. foreign-policy. this is three hours. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> the foreign relations committee will come to order. i know that sometimes these hearings with generate a little emotion. we've been very generous on the committee. we've been very genere committee. in the past when people have been arrested, when you're hauled out of here and you're arrested, i've gone down and in the past when people have been arrested, when you're hauled out of here and you're arrested, i've gone down and caused people to be unrested. if you would, please respect others