our special guest this hour is senator george mitchell. we've talked an awful lot about what this means for europe, what this means there. what we haven't talked about is what you think the political consequences are here in the united states, if any. >> it does have an effect. there is a uniform feeling of fear and anxiety in the western world. that's because of the uncertainty about the integrative effects -- the effects of globalization, increased trade, and the technological revolution which is increasing productivity so dramatically that unemployment is rising and people are losing their jobs. you go back 250 years, that's when the industrial revolution started in england and there was a similar feeling then. that the fear that jobs displace men from work. there was riots and violence. what happened was productivity increased so dramatically, new products, new commerce, that the standard of living rules generally although there was some exploitation and misery. we now have the challenge -- and we haven't figured out how to do it. yet

okay go to the side room and george mitchell will meet request you and we told him you have to open up hearings and they did but reopened hearings were disastrous and i won't go into it a movie made by hbo about it. but i want to say here une convicted ofically to you and anyone within sounds of our voices here that without anita hill courage i never ever would have gotten to the senate. in california they were two seats open. diane was way ahead because she was much more known and she had run for governor. for mayor so it was a tougher run for me because then really the state was more popular. now it's thank you. but it was quite purple reddish. so i was, you know -- anita hill hearing, it put attention on fact that there were no women. what i love about the story is that diane who was in a stronger position to run both seasons these guys are, you know, thank you whereby why are you both running this impossible. can't have two jewish running time at the same time and famous line 2% may be good -- for the content of milk. but it's not enough to have 2% of the senate. women node more --

she goes back and says okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. told him you have to open up the hearings and they did. but to reopen hearings were disastrous. i explain in the book. i will go into it. there's a whole movie made by hbo. i want to say here on a visit to you and to anyone that our voices here. without a leader hails courage, i never would have gotten to the senate here in california they were to suit up in. diane was way ahead because she was much more known. she had run for governor before. wonderful mayor. i was considered more progressive itself a tougher run for me. then really a state was more purple. now it was light purple, red dish. >> there is attention on the fact that there is no women. >> host: what i love about this story is diane with both seed and they say why are you both running? it's impossible. you can't have two jewish women running at the same time. are still in their primary. she campaigned with you. she says, her famous line 2% may be good >> guest: but it's not enough to have 2% of the senate version. >> gues

senator george mitchel is going to join in 7:00 hour. talk brexit with him. and the implications of that. i should tell you in the 6:00 hour we have mark grant. here's here on the set. something we don't always get. he has serious opinions on what's going on in the market right now, especially related to brexit. in the 8:00 hour we have gene sperling. that paul singer made out in aspen. we're going to talk to him. then we're going to talk zika because i'm headed to brazil latt later this summer. i'm hoping he's going to swaj in oi my fears. i've done some research. i'm not that fearful. >> insect repellant. >> i think we may be overstating the sezika thing, but we'll see when we talk to toe bi. >> >>> it is time for break. in the meantime have a look at the performers. signet jewelers down. we're going to talk about the path forward with richard claire da next. every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down.

was very little hope for a breakthrough there, she also named a high profile special envoy and george mitchell. so to be fair i don't think she wanted to be meddling in his business too much in the beginning. like i likewise with iraq joe biden was a convenience for her. it was was a loser. there's an interesting that is in chris hill's book, the former ambassador to iraq under clinton where he talked about the very trip that andrea and i were on and how hillary said to him she was leaving, chris let's stay in touch if you ever need anything call me. and he said that was less time i ever saw her in iraq. >> she had just taken over as ambassador. >> so she had made some cold little decisions about where she thought she was going to get success in iraq was not want to be. to go back to iran, this is a fascinating story because it really shows how her instincts from the election then filtered in to the diplomacy. remember in 2008 she ran as an iran hawk, she ran well to the right of obama on iran, she, she did not want to have talks with the without preconditions. she used her famous tough phrase

she said just a minute per she goes back and she says okay go on the side room and george mitchell will you. we told him, you have have to open up the hearings, and they did, but the real hearings, as i explain in the book and i won't go into it, there's the whole movie made about it, but i want to say unequivocally to you and anyone within the sound of our voices that without anita hill's courage, i never would have gotten to the senate. in california there were two seats open diane was way ahead because she's much more known and had run for governor before. i was considered more progressive. it was a tougher run for me. then really the state was more purple, reddish. now it's it's quite blue, thank you. >> the anita hill put attention on the fact that there were no women. >> what i love about this story is that diane was in a stronger position to run and they said we can't have two women running at the same time and diane, why you were still in the primary, she campaigns with you. >> she does. and she says her famous land line, 2% may be good but it's not enough to have 2% of the sena

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you and we told him you have to open up the meetings and they did. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, a house panel discusses the challenges facing businesses and individuals who participate in providing shared services such as uber, lyft, etsy and others. this is a mall business -- small business committee. >> the committee will come to order. good morning. we want to thank everyone for being here, especially our witnesses that have taken time away to be here with us today. we're really looking forward to their testimony. we're here to examine an exciting new phenomenon in our society. the sharing economy. this new economy goes by many names. app, gig, on demand, peer to peer, online platform and collaborative. we have even heard it called the uber economy. some of you may have taken uber or lyft to get to this hearing today. no matter what you call it, the sharing economy is changing the face of american entrepreneurship and small businesses before our very eyes. the dizzying pace of

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you and we told him you have to open up the meetings and they did. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, a house panel discusses the challenges facius

he says ok go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you.d we told him you have to open up. nd they did. >> the visa allows temporary foreign workers. the program is limited to 66,000 a year. leaders and economists talked about the veesavement this is an hour 45 minutes. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. thank you all for being here. i want everyone present to be able to watch. of those behind r speak out of turn, it is not fair or consider it to others and opposite remove those individuals from the room. before we begin with opening statement i want to explain how we will proceed today. we have one panel of witnesses. i will make an opening statement, normally it would have an opening statement from the ranking member but due to scheduling conflicts it is my understanding that we can proceed at this time without opening statement from them today. each a brief introduction, witness will have five minutes for an opening statement. following their statements, we will begin the first round of questions in which each senator will have five m

able to see anybody -- centcom adjustment, any cause that, he says, ok, go in the side room in george mitchell will meet with you and we told him, you have to open up -- and it it -- >> good about to be better for the complete schedule. announcer: two members of congress where our guests on wednesday's washington journal. we talked to republican scott derek they denigrate marcy kaptur at the economy, wall street regulations and international trade. this part of the program is one hour and a half. we are back with congressman scott garrett, republican of new jersey, the chairman of the capital markets subcommittee. let's talk about dodd frank. there are some changes being proposed. first, what is the dodd frank legislation? why does it need to be changed? guest: we have an hour to go into this? [laughter] host: don't take the full hour. guest: we could. about after the crisis in 2008 when the democrats controlled the house and the senate. crisis.lems of the they did not deal with the underlying causes and they came up with an over 2000 page bill called the dodd frank legislation. it has had a d

george mitchell will meet with you. told you you have to open the meetings and they did. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> the faith and freedom coalition hosted an all-day conference yesterday in washington that included lawmakers and a keynote address from republican presidential candidate donald trump. that is next on c-span. later, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton gives a speech to planned parenthood. [applause] >> good morning. officiallyted to kick off the 20216 road to majority conference. we are blessed to be a part of this process. we integral 2016 cycle expect to not only be exciting and fascinating, but a pivotal one in american history. we are, over the next five months, obviously there will be all kinds of decisions made, conversations had and movement we believe in the direction of godliness and righteousness in america both politically and culturally. believe this conference and others like this across the country are key cogs in helping to facilitate that. as we g

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. we told him, you have to open up the hearings. and he did. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> centers for disease control and director dr. tom frieden warned the window for effectively preparing for the zika is closing in the united states. president obama has requested $1.9 billion in emergency funds, but both the house and senate are proposing significantly less funding for dealing with the mosquito-borne virus that calls birth defects in pregnant women. his xhentsd and question and answer session runs an hour. >> today we welcome to our podium an expert in safeguarding the health of the american people. dr. tom frieden, direct her of the cdc and prevention. frieden is especially concerned these days about the

she said just a minute and she goes back, she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. and we told him, you have to open up the hearings and they did. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> now a house financial services committee task force examines how terror groups such as hezbollah are financing their operations in south america through the drug trade and other illicit activities. witnesses include the president of the financial intelligence unit of argentina who talks about his group's efforts to combat money laundering and a former dea chief of operations who speaks about the need to disrupt the drug supply chain. the hearing is led by committee chair michael fitzpatrick. it's just over 90 minutes. >> we'll come to order. the title of today's task force hearing is the enemy in our backyard, examining terror, funding streams from south america. without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the task force at any time and without objection all members will have five legislative days within which to submit extraneo

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. and we told him, you have to open up the hearings, and they did. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> live now to the democratic national committee platform hearing. this is the second day. the dnc is holding these hearings ahead of the party's convention in philadelphia this july. members are expected to break for lunch around noon eastern before resuming work until approximately 5:00. you're watching live coverage here on c-span3. >>> good morning, everyone. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> i want to welcome everyone to the second day of the democratic national convention committee mid-atlantic forum on the 2016 democratic national platform. i am congressman elijah cummings, and i have the pleasure of once again convening the drafting committee of the democratic national platform committee. so, first thing we're going to do, as we did yesterday, is pledge allegiance to the flag. would you all stand, please? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the u

roomys ok, go in the side and george mitchell will meet with you. we told him, -- go to book tv.org for the complete host: schedule. washington journal continues. good morning. the consumer financial protection bureau released rules taking a look at the topic of payday lenders. what is the payday lender and its influence on the community? guest: it's not a new phenomenon. it goes back to maybe a 10 times. individual who is struggling can loan a lender and get a even if their credit is poor. , they will pay back in some interest is 400% interest. the reason they can do that is alluse the borrower in likelihood cannot get along anyplace else. he will not be able to walk into a bank and get a loan. -- inor she ends up going my estimation, criminal to get a loan. these lending places, are stretched out all over the country. they are predominantly located in low income areas. neighborhoods where african-americans and latinos live. they are at the lower rung economically, and exploited even more. host: what is the interest on a payday loan versus a loan f

she goes back and says ok, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you.nd we told him, you have to open up, and they did. >> go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> "washington journal," continues. host: joining us now from ,hiladelphia is nick bourke smaller loans project director at few charitable trusts. w terrible trusts. he is joining us to talk about sew regulations for payday loan in an effort to end the debt traps. ,thank you for joining us. guest: glad to be here. host: tell us about these rules that were put out to address the so-called payday loans. loans are small loans, usually a few hundred dollars, they're usually do back in full on the borrower's next payday. people usually take them out to get help paying some bills like mortgages or rent or utilities. with the consumer financial protection bureau is doing is announcing the first ever federal regulation of this market. one of the adjusting things about it is there is no federal regulation of these loans right now, only subject to state law to moment. and they are putting o

. >> he says just a minute and comes back and says go inside room and george mitchell will meet with you. you said you had to open this up and they did. >> go to book tv.org the complete we can schedule. >> next a senate panel leaks at the effect of the h2 b temporary worker program on the labor market. trade union leaders and economist testified before the senate judiciary subcommittee on immigration per the chair is senator jeff sessions. >> thank you all for being here. i want everyone present to be able to watch the hearing without obstruction. if people stand up and block the view of those behind them orsp speak out of turn it's not fair or considerate to others and officers will remove thoseov individuals from the room. before we begin with opening statements for those, i want to explain how we are going to proceed today. we have one panel of witnesses. i will make an opening statement and then we will have an opening statement from the rankingts member but due to scheduling tii conflict we can proceed without, an opening statement from him today. after a brief introduction eac

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. we told him, you have to open up the hearings. and he did. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> centers for disease control and director dr. tom frieden warned the window for effectively preparing for the zika is closing in the united states. president obama has requested $1.9 billion in emergency funds, but both the house and senate are proposing significantly less funding for dealing with the mosquito-borne virus that calls birth defects in pregnant women. his xhentsd and question and answer session runs an hour. >> today we welcome to our podium an expert in safeguarding the health of the american people. dr. tom frieden, direct her of the cdc and prevention. frieden is especially concerned these days about the growing threat the zika virus poses for the health not only of americans but also for the world population. as many of you know, the zika virus can now cause severe birth defects. microcephaly. dy say that right? i'm getting there. that results in babies b

she says, okay, go in the side room and george mitchell will meet with you. and we told him, you have to open up the hearings, and they did. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> live now to the democratic national committee platform hearing. this is the second day. the dnc is holding these hearings ahead of the party's convention in philadelphia this july. members are expected to break for lunch around noon eastern before resuming work until approximately 5:00. you're watching live coverage here on c-span3.