>> we have frank johnston who w as there at the lee harvey mber ofshooting, nove 1963. joneswas at the jim suicide massacre. for unitedringer press international. he spent many years as a staff photographer for the washington post. onlydraper was the official white house photographer for george w. bush. a staffked as photographer for the seattle times. the albuquerque tribune and the associated press. his work is particularly noteworthy because of the vantage point he had covering 911 out of the whitehouse. we have darrel who was a stringer for upi, associated press and was important as a photographer covering the carter administration. carter never had an official white house for target for. --official white house photographer. he has the images we would have normally got through a white .ouse photographer and we have a two-time pulitzer prize winner. he is a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin. for 27 years he was a staff photographer for the washington post. he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington dc and the r

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnstone about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he is within three feet of me when jack ruby, who leaked out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor. there must have been 100 police in the basement that sunday morning. >> watch our interviews on oral histories, sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, it was created by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. e-house hearing looked at measures to strengthen economic north keralaween north korea and the countries -- this hearing by a house subcommittee is two hours.

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack rue by w leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been a hundred police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >>> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, a tour of the new c-span bus and a preview of c-span's upcoming 50 state capitals tour. then scott patterson of the national governor's association talks about top issues facing governors. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> the ceo of equifax, the company at the center of a cyber security breach, has agreed to testify before congress. richard smith will testify before members of the house energy and commerc

a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when i brought oswald out he , was within three feet of me , when jack ruby, who leapt out from behind me and went between bob jackson and me, we were all thrown to the floor because her -- there must of been 100 police and not basement that sunday morning. >> watch the interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> live free, or die, is the motto of new hampshire. find out where that phrase came from, and take a look at some of the artifacts that tell the history of the state, at the new hampshire historical society. >> we're at the new hampshire historical society, the fifth largest historical society. it was founded by a woman who wanted to preserve new hampshire history. we're going to look at the core exhibit about new hampshire history which features a number of object considered iconic objects of new hampshire history. the first item i want to show you is a dugout can do. this is one of the oldest items in the collection. 500 years old. the -- where stone age people. they do not have to

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this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career.ut,en they brought oswald me,as within three feet of when jack ruby who leapt out from behind me and went in between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because it there must've been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch the photojournalist interviews on oral histories, sunday at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span three. deny thatis going to gave- that the doctor campaign contributions. no one is going to deny that senator menendez did lobby with various branch officials on his back. it all comes down to, why did he do it? why did it happen? the government is alleging a corrupt relationship. the senator is claiming it is because, he is my friend. >> sunday night on q&a, formal federal prosecutor randall elias on, talks about the ongoing trial of bob menendez. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. that is the whole reason for shredding documents? so later you can say, you don't remember what is in them? the reason for shredding documents and the re

frank johnston courtesy of the dolph briscoe center for american history at the university of texas austin. >> we want to find out how your career began. i know your father was the chief retired for for the philadelphia inquirer but that's not mean that you would be a photojournalist. how did you become one? >> it started with the photographers at the philadelphia inquirer. i used to go back and harass them in the dark room. i ended up in the print barrel upside down. that was my first taste of photography. i was enamored with what they did in the business. hathaway -- my father mysed away just before 15th birthday. forew what i wanted to do the rest of my life. i was on a mission to those on to the news media somehow. i was lucky enough to do that. out of the marine corps newspplied at apy pictures. hee balls in new york -- t were sonew york said we tired of getting your letters stop theecided to you.rs and hire thet to know austin and people and i grew fond of austin. gig toht what a great hook on to a lucky break like that. bgining ofght at the y of 63. jul i came on board, and as you k

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when jack ruby, who lead out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch ever photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 eastern on american history tv c-span3. next, suspense profile interview with housing and urban develop secretary ben carson. he talks about the challenges he faced in his childhood, what made him want to become a doctor, and the future of his department. this is just over 30 minutes. secretary ben carson, i want to talk about your job at hud, but your other job is dr. ben carson. why did you decide to pursue a career in medicine? dr. carson: well, as a youngster, i used to hear stories about doctors, and they seem to be the most noble people on the face of the earth. i said, that's what i want to do. when i was eight years old, i decided that was the p

a conversation with frank johnston this sunday about his photos and his career.uthen they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when they, win jack ruby, who left from behind -- leapt from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, and fired the gun. we were thrown to the floor because there must've been about 100 policemen there that sunday morning. announcer: was in the interviews at 7:00 on american history tv on sundays on c-span3. politics isall local, but in new hampshire that phrase rings true. american history tv visits the new hampshire's historical society to take a look at the long history with politics of this state. [chatter] [indiscernible] >> this was the site of the first primary and on the eve of the elections there were quite a few undecided voters. >> people in new hampshire take politics seriously. they study it. they spend a lot of time meeting with candidates, reading about candidates, interviewing candidates. and it is politics at all levels. new hampshire

the sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within 3 feet of me when they just went jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went becaus between bob jackson and i and fired a gun. we were all thrown to the floor because it must've been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalists interview on oral history sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. that c-span three. >> energy and commerce subcommittee on health held a committee this week to examine ideas to modernize the fda regulation of over-the-counter drugs.

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston but his photos and career. >> when they brought oswaldohughes within 3 feet of me when jack ruby who leaked out from behind me and one between bob jackson and i, we were all thrown to the floor because there must've been 100 place in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews. sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history to be on c-span three. >> harvard sociologist gave a talk about race in america. focusing on income and residential segregation. this was recorded in june at stanford university in california. this is just over an hour. >> there's no way to introduce bill, given his incredible accomplishments and undisputed status is one of the u.s. leading public intellectuals. unfortunately a dying breed.

about 10 minutes, we will air an oral history interview with photojournalist frank johnston, who worked for united press international in the 1960's and for the "washington post" 35 years. we will see his photos and talk about his career covering the vietnam war and the events in texas following president kennedy's assassination. center for american history archived his photos. next, we learn more about this collection from the center's executive director. on the phone with us here on american history tv is dr. don carleton, executive director of the university of texas at austin's dolph briscoe center for american history. thank you for being with us. why was it important to create a photojournalism collection? andcarleton: well, news documentaries, while the intent produceoduce news, also valuable historical evidence. these are documents that can b

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this sunday, a conversation with right on stone about his -- frank johnstone. >> they brought oswald was within three feet of me when jack ruby leaped out from behind me and went behind bob jackson and i and fired the gun. we were onto the floor because there must've been 100 police in that basement sunday morning. announcer 1: you can watch photojournalists interviews on oral history sunday 7:00 eastern on c-span3. all weekend, "american history tv" is featuring concord, new hampshire. c-span's cities tour staff recently visited showcasing the history. the city was home to franklin pierce the 14th president of the , united states and only one from new hampshire. learn more about concord all weekend here on "american history tv." announcer 1: while in concord,

today a conversation with photojournalist frank johnston about his photos and career. outhen they brought oswald he was within three feet of me who leaked out from behind the and went between bob jackson and i fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been a hundred police in that basement that sunday morning. watch oral histories on american history tv. >> no one's going to deny that dr. melvin gave senator menendez all of these trips on his private jet or that the campaign contributions were made. to deny that senator menendez do lobby. the key comes down to why he did it. the government is alleging it was because of this corrupt relationship they had so menendez was acting in exchange for these gifts. tonight on q&a former federal prosecutor and george washington university law school professor randall eliasson talks about the ongoing trial of new jersey democratic senator bob menendez. tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. civil war authors discuss how they started writing about their topics, their process of researching, and at some of the

thursday, a conversation with frank johnston out his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me out jack ruby, who leapt from behind me and went in between bob jackson and i, and fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 these in that basement that sunny morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. 1967, nearly 500,000 u.s. forces were serving in vietnam and 11,000 americans died. of the next on reel america, a needy film from the ear. "the american navy in vietnam," the film describes aircraft carrier-based helicopter and fighter jet strikes, swift boat patrols, amphibious marine landing, medical and community eight, and construction by navy engineers. dawn, somewhere deep within the river delta, a vietnamese river assault group moves against the viet cong. with it goes an american navy lieutenant. he serves in a guerrilla war of seek and destroy.

committee a conversation with frank johnston about his .hotos and create -- career >> when they brought also walled out, he was within three feet of me. we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning bu. >> sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. presidency,he herbert hoover's relationship with woodrow wilson and his role in the wilson administration until their falling out in 1920. mr. kennedy is an illinois state university professor. this is part of the herbert hoover presidential library and museum's a long conference entitled "presidential partnerships." it is 45 minutes. kennedy's professor of history at illinois state university. he received a phd in history from the university of california berkeley and specializes in the united states

. >> now, and oral history interview with photojournalist frank johnston, courtesy of the dolph briscoe center for american history at the university of texas at austin. >> one of the things we want to find out is how your career began. i know your father was the chief photographer for the " philadelphia inquirer," but that does not mean that you would become a photographer. it started with the photographers at the " philadelphia inquirer." i used to go back and harass them and then end up upside down . in the print barrel [laughter] i just was enamored with what they did in the business. justther passed away before my 15th birthday. but i knew what i wanted to do the rest of my life. and i did not know how i was going to do it, but i was on a mission to try to have gone -- hook on to the news media somehow and become a part of photojournalism. and i was lucky enough to do that. i got out of the marine corps and i had applied at upi news pictures. as the boss said to me in new york, we got so tired of getting letters from you to have a job that we decided to stop the letters and hire yo

frank johnston about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when jack ruby leaked out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because it must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7 p.m. eastern on america history tv on c-span three. >> former new mexico senator pete domenici died on wednesday in albuquerque, at age 85. just before leaving the senate in 2008 he sat down with c-span to talk about his life and career. host: senator p domenici, here we are in your office at the end of 36 years in the senate. what is this like for you, processing this transition? -- senatornici domenici: it is pretty tough. you quit one job you start another, but 36 years us than it all of a sudden you get a set of rules about how you get out of here. when you leave, what time he have to be where, and pretty soon you are not a senator anymore. am not terribly

a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and his career. >> they brought's walled out and he was three feet from me when mek ruby leaved out between and fired the gun. we were all in front of the floor and there must've have been 100 police in the basement that morning. >> watch our interviews on oral history on c-span three. trump invited a bipartisan group to discuss his agenda. here is the president's remark at the beginning of the meeting. this group knows that well. whether we can do the incredible

conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when i brought oswald out he was withinthree feet of me when jack ruby, who leapt out from between -- behind me and went , weeen bob jackson and me were all thrown to the floor because her must of been 100 police and not basement that sunday morning. >> watch the interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. live free or die is the motto of new hampshire. find out where that phrase came from and take a look at some of the artifacts that tell the history of the state at the new hampshire historical society. >> we're at the new hampshire historical society, the fifth largest historical society. whoas founded by a woman wanted to preserve new hampshire history. core going to look at the exhibit about new hampshire history which features a number of object considered iconic objects of new hampshire history. the first item i want to show you is a dugout can

a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when i brought oswald out he , waswithin three feet of me , when jack ruby, who leapt out from behind me and went between bob jackson and me, we were all thrown to the floor because her -- there must of been 100 police and not basement that sunday morning. >> watch the interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3.

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when jack ruby leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must've been 100 police in that basement. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 eastern on c-span3. denyow what is going to that the doctor gave senator menendez trips on his private jet or the campaign contributions were made, and no is going to deny that senator menendez did lobbying with various officials. the key comes down to why he did it. why did it happen? is government is alleging it because of this corrupt relationship, so menendez was the gift,exchange for and the senator is claiming it is because the doctor is his friend. >> sunday on q&a, former law professor talks about the ongoing trial of senator bob menendez, and other prominent corruption cases. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> in the early 1850's a white minernamed myrtilla ope

a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. out, hei brought oswald was within three feet of me when went-- when jack ruby between bob jackson and i fired to gun, we were all thrown the floor because there must've been hundreds of police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our interviews on oral histories, sundays at 7:00 p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. right now, residents in the u.s. and caribbean are recovering from the effects of hurricane irma. the centerweek, for strategic and international withes held a discussion foreign diplomats and u.s. officials on recovery efforts. this is about an hour and a half. >> great. welcome, everyone. i'm the director here at the center for strategic and international studies for the americas program. it's great to have you all here today. we need to make the requirement emergency announcement. this is a special program on hurricane irma and jose and the massive response that is already underway. we've seen the pictures of the tremendous damage that has been done on barb

a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career.out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me who leapt out, from behind me, and went between bob jackson and i, cited -- sighted the gun. we all went to the floor. >> watch our photojournalist 7:00 p.m. sunday's as eastern on american history tv on c-span3. president trump spoke about the terror attack in london during a speech marking the 70th anniversary of the u.s. air force at joint base andrews. he was introduced to by the first lady. this is about 20 minutes. >>

this sunday, a conversation with photojournalist frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> wap our photojournalists interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> a look now at president trump's legislative priorities for congress. white house legislative affairs director marc short lists tax reform and changes to dhaka are the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. this christian science monitor breakfast lasts about an hour. >> my friend mr. gizzi, i'm dave cook from the christian science monitor. our guest today is marc short an activitient to the president and director of the office of legislative affair. this is his first with our locale breakfast club home to what steve bannon calls account pearl clutching mainstream media. thank

frank johnston, about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me ruby, who-- when jack left out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i. we were all thrown to the floor. it must have been 100 police in the basement. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on american history tv on c-span3. >> tonight on c-span, house minority leader nancy pelosi on her meeting with the president on daca. ryan gives an update on legislation, including daca. that is followed by president trump's trip to florida to view hurricane damage. weekly briefing, nancy president trump agreed to move forward with legislation

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack ruby, who leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. on c-span3. >>> a panel of scientists recently offered their predictions on some of the technological and environmental changes that will occur over the next century. some of the areas they explored included artificial intelligence, brain augmentation, climate change, the future of space life, and the potential for extraterrestrial life. this 90-minute discussion was part of the annual world affairs conference hosted by the university of colorado at boulder. >> hello. all right, so the first thing, i have already done this to my phone. i messed it up. you guys know i'm not the queen of technology. you guys, you have a ce

this sunday, a conversation with photojournalist frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> wap our photojournalists interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> a look now at president trump's legislative priorities for congress. white house legislative affairs director marc short lists tax reform and changes to dhaka are the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. this christian science monitor breakfast lasts about an hour.

this sunday, frank johnston his photos and career. frank: when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when jack ruby, who , between bobe jackson and i, fired the gun. we were all frozen to the floor because -- we were all flung to the floor because there must have been 100 policeman that morning. >> sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. republicanof senators have come out with their own health care proposal. it would end many of these subsidies in the affordable care act and creates a block grants from much of federal health care spending. president trump has endorsed their plan. senators lindsey graham, bill cassidy, and ron johnson unveiled their proposal in a capitol hill press briefing. >> binding is the only thing standing between you and single-payer health care. [laughter] >> we will go over a bill that has been in the making for about a month. bill cassidy is going to walk you through the details. rick santorum will tell us how history is on our side, ron johnson will discuss numbers,

careerrsation about the and photos of frank johnston. >> when they brought oswald out, he was withinhree feet of me when jack ruby, who leapt out in front of me and went between bob jackson and i to fire the gun, we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 thate and that basement sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. republicanof senators have come out with their own health care proposal. it would end many of these subsidies and mandates in the affordable care act and create state book rants for much of health care -- and create block grants. unveiling the bill in a capitol hill press briefing is bernie sanders. >> all right. >> behind me is the only thing between you and single-payer health care. ] huckles >> a small band of brothers looking for a sister. re

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories, sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on cspan 3. >>> during tomorrow's "washington journal," we're in dover, delaware, as part of the cspan bus 50 capitals tour. delaware governor john carney is our featured guest at 9:30 a.m. eastern. join us tomorrow for the entire "washington journal" program at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. >> the senate commerce science and transportation committee held a hearing on the future of self-driving trucks. witnesses spoke about the need for federal regulations to guide the development and safe i implementation of new self-driving technologies and the impact of driverless trucks on

this sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when jack ruby, who lead out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i, fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch ever photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 eastern on american history tv c-span3. next, suspense profile interview with housing and urban develop secretary ben carson. he talks about the challenges he faced in his childhood, what made him want to become a doctor, and the future of his department. this is

the sunday, a conversation with frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within 3 feet of me when they just went jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went becaus between bob jackson and i and fired a gun. we were all thrown to the floor because it must've been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalists interview on oral history sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. that c-span three. >> energy and commerce subcommittee on health held a committee this week to examine ideas to modernize the fda regulation of over-the-counter drugs. a group of industry stakeholders spoke and outlined recommendations for lawmakers. this is about two hours, 40 minutes. >> we will come to order. i recognize myself for five minutes. opening statement. today's hearing marks the health of subsidy public discussion on modernizing the current system of the united states fda to review, approve and update. this hearing provides us in the american public with the opportunity to better understand the fda regulatory fram

this sunday, a conversation with photojournalist frank johnston about his photos and career. >> when they brought oswald out, he was within three feet of me when they -- when jack ruby who leaped out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i fired the gun. and we were all thrown to the floor because there must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> join us this weekend as the c-span cities tour in cooperation with our comcast cable partners takes book tv and "american history tv" to concord, new hampshire as we highlight the history, politics and literary life of the granite state's capital city saturday at noon east enon book tv, with author dante scala and his book "stormy weather, the new hampshire primary and presidential politics." >> we still see ourselves as a place where a candidate can rise up from being a virtual national unknown to becoming a contender for the nomination. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on "american hi

we have got frank johnston, who was there at the lee harvey oswald shooting, when jack ruby shot lee harvey oswald, november of 1963. frank was also at the jim jones suicide massacre. he was a stringer for the united press international for several years but spent a lot of years as a staff photographer for the "washington post." began in around 1968. eric draper was another eric one. draper was the only official white house photographer for george w. bush. eric's work -- he also worked as a staff photographer for the "seattle times." the "albuquerque tribune." and also for the associated press. his work is particularly noteworthy because of the vantage point that he had covering 9/11, right out of the white house. we also have darrel, who was a stringer for upi, associated press, and was important as a photographer covering the carter administration. carter never had an official white house photographer. he has the images we would have normally got through a white house photographer. then we have lucian perkins, a two-time pulitzer prize winner. he is a proud graduate of the universit

today a conversation with frank johnston about his fear -- about his career. >> when they brought oswald out he was within three feet of me, when jack ruby who leapt up from behind me and went between bob jackson and i fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because there must've been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our footage interviews on oral histories, sundays at 7 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend, featuring museum to worse, archival films and programs on the presidency, the civil war and more. here is a clip from a recent program. started,he civil war there really was no state in the country that was more prepared for the civil war than kansas. they had been through all of this bleeding kansas. was thatinteresting kansas provided more soldiers per capita and had more casualties were cap, than any other northern state. come theyeally decided to play their part. what is interesting about lawrence, one of the things i find really fascinating is that, not only was there a stronghold of th

frank johnston about his photos and career. out,en they brought oswald he was within three feet of me when jack ruby leaked out from behind me and went between bob jackson and i and fired the gun. we were all thrown to the floor because it must have been 100 police in that basement that sunday morning. >> watch our photojournalist interviews on oral histories sundays at 7 p.m. eastern on america history tv on c-span three. >> former new mexico senator pete domenici died on wednesday in albuquerque, at age 85. just before leaving the senate 2

a conversation with frank johnston. when they brought also all doubt, he was within three feet fired the jack ruby gun. to the floor,rown because there must've been 100 police in that basement of that sunday morning. "oral histories" sundays at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> that is the whole reason for shredding documents, isn't it? see you can later say you didn't remember. >> the reason for shredding documents and the reason the government of the united states gave me a shredder, i mean, i didn't buy it myself, was to destroy documents that were no longer relevant, that did not apply or should to be divulged. ask for the past 30 years, the video library is your free politics and public affairs. whether it happened 30 years or 30 minutes ago, find it in c-span's video library at c-span.org. c-span, where history unfolds daily. now, a discussion on congressional have come proposals on the future of the affordable care act. this is about 30 minutes. continues. host: our guest is known leave