god bless you. god bless our nation's veterans. god bless the united states of america.nk you very much. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ [ band playing "grand ole flag" ] [ applause ] >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is delaying the start of the august recess by two weeks. in a statement he said once the senate finishes its work on health care they will tackle the defense programs bill and nominations that have been mindlessly stalled by democrats. >>> i think of the -- as of june 28th, there were 178 presidential nominations up here and only 46 confirmed. we're getting zero cooperation on the personnel part of the senate portfolio which is confirming nominations. therefore we will be in session the first two weeks of august. that we had originally anticipated not being here. we will be here. we've got defense authorization. we've got the debt ceiling. we've got the fda user fee and other important legislation that we need to address and we simply as a result of all this obstructionism don't have enough time to address all of these issues between now and the original

god bless you. god bless our nation's veterans. god bless the united states of america.hank you very much. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> on thursday the house natural resources subcommittee convened a hearing about access for oil and gas development on federal lands. this is just under two hours.

so, i had no music, no god, nothing.as contented in a sort of way to be just looked after by nurses. that's what it was like for two years. there was nothing sudden or dramatic that happened. gradually, i started to hear music again, feeling a kind of spiritual interest. because the interest had all gone. then i started to read books. one of the most extraordinary things that happened to me was that during this period, i listened to a lot of late beethoven. he never meant a great deal to me. after being ill, his music wasjust both as a composer, it made myjaw drop. he had amazing technique and extraordinary talent. also, it was a transcendent what of dealing with his suffering. how did it change your music? did you find that you are writing different music as a result? yes. the music was much more condensed and terse. i had written long pieces that lasted many hours. my interest in doing that, i had not the strength... i mean, it was both a physical and spiritual thing. i didn't have the strength, so the music became muc

and so did my so—called belief in god.did not vanish, but it didn't seem to be there anymore. both the music and the belief in another dimension have always gone together. so i had no music, i had no god, i had nothing. but i was contented, in a sort of way, to be just looked after by nurses. that's what it was like for two years. there wasn't anything sudden or dramatic that happened. gradually, i started to hear music again, and feeling a kind of spiritual interest. because the interest had all gone again, and i started to read books. one of the most extraordinary things that happened to me was that during this period, i listened to a lot of late beethoven. and beethoven had never meant a great deal to me. after being ill, his music was just amazing. both as a composer, it made myjaw drop as a composer. the amazing technique of beethoven, and extraordinary talent. also, it was a transcendent what of dealing with his suffering. i think that it was partly through suffering that everything changed. how did it change your mu

bless you, god bless our nation's veterans, god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [♪] judge jeanine: president trump just wrapping a major speech in washington, d.c. honoring our veterans. welcome to this special weekend edition of just rise *' president at the kennedy center in our nation's capital just finishing a powerful address at if the freedom rally honoring our veterans, including our wounded warriors. joining me now with reaction to president trump's speech, retired navy seal who served two tours of duty. carl higbie. what's your reeve action to the president? >> powerful, powerful. this is a guy who shows so much respect and admiration for people who wore the uniform. you can make the point that president trump lost the popular vote by 5%, but he won the veteran vote by 30%. and he pays it back. he genuinely cares about those who served their country. judge jeanine: the speech was powerful, it was passionate. he was hitting on those themes of good versus evil. when said there is no place i would rather be on my f

god bless you. god bless our nation's veterans. god bless the united states of america.nk you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> this week during the july 4 recess in primetime on c-span, monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, david horwitz. >> communism and socialism in the progressivism are all modeled around christianity. they look on the world as if all in place. place. fall in is a place of injustice. >> tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a debate on technology and privacy on the other tech companies should be required to disclose customer data. >> some suggest should build a backdoor in order to allow law enforcement access to data. the problem is you cannot build a backdoor that works only for the u.s. government, the good guys are the people with good motives. if you build for them, the encryption will be weakened for everyone. >> arizona's supreme court justice. >> the most important

god bless you, god bless our nation's veterans. god bless if the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. judge jeanine: president trump wrapping a major speech in washington, d.c. honoring our veterans. hello and welcome to this special 4th of july weekend. the president just finishing a powerful event honoring our veterans including patients at the walter reed medical center. joining me is former navy seal who served two towrts of duty in iraq. carl higbie. what is your reaction? >> powerful, powerful. you can make the point that president trump lost the popular vote by 5% but won the vette ran vote by almost 30%. and he pays it back. he genuinely cares about those who serve their country. judge jeanine: the speech was passionate and hitting on those themes of good versus evil. when he said there is no other place i would rather be on my first 4th of july as president is with you veterans. and he meant it. >> 100%. people who say they don't trust him. they don't know him and haven't met him. i know his kids, you know his family as well. he genuinely respe

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president trump: jim, god bless you, cut the your family, god bless the united states of god bless youramily, god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> you see live pictures from the white house. we are expected to go back for the white house press briefing, that will begin shortly with press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. we will have it for you here on c-span. in the meantime, a portion of this morning caused washington journal. with the group third way, lanae erickson hatalsky, their vice president for social policy and

god bless you. god bless our nation's veterans. god bless the united states of america.hank you very much. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017]

god bless you, god bless the gerald r. ford, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. god bless you all. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i'd be honored if you would place gerald r. ford in commission. will the guests please rise? ship's company, attention. i hereby place united states ship gerald r. ford in commission. may god bless and guide this war ship and all who shall sail in her. god bless you. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. executive officer hoist the colors and the commissioning pennant. >> aye, captain. >> ladies and gentlemen, i direct your attention to the ship's mast as we hoist the colors and commission pennant. quartermaster, hoist the colors and the commission pennant. >> aye, aye, sir. [drum roll] >> will the guests please be seated? captain, the colors and the commission pennant are flying over united states ship gerald r. ford. >> very well. >> i will now read my orders from commander naval military personnel captain to captain richard mccormick united states navy. subject order 199

it's uncomfortable, i don't do god comfortably.too comfortably about what, to me, is an unspeakable mystery. but i'd rather be in than out. do you still think of yourself as a christian? i think of myself as an agnostic christian. but i'm not interested in the labels. jesus is still very important to me. i never lostjesus. jesus was a challenger. he didn't prioritise institutional unity overjustice and truth. 0n the whole, people that prioritise institutional integrity overjustice and truth don't get crucified. i'm interested that you still go back to kelham hall, where it all started for you. is there part of you that imagines the monastic life you might have led? constantly, yes. it's hard to talk about it without tearing up, and i get weepy. but i go back to the graveyard, that's all that's left of the order, because they moved out in 1973. a bit of me still hankers after the absolutely tightly packed given away life, without questioning this other self. but what mcdermott calls the caledonian antisyzygy is in me. i'm there, par

i don't do god comfortably. i would rather be in than out.nostic christian, but i'm not interested in the labels. jesus is still very important to me. i never lostjesus. jesus was a challenger — he didn't prioritise institutional unity overjustice and truth. 0n the whole, people that prioritise institutional integrity overjustice and truth don't get crucified. i'm interested that you still go back to kelham hall where it all started for you. is there a part of you that imagines the more monastic life you might have led? co nsta ntly, yea h. it's hard to talk about it without tearing up. i get weepy. i go back to the graveyard, that's all that's left of the order because they moved out in 1973. a bit of me still hankers after the absolutely tightly—packed, given—away life without this kind of questioning of this other self. what mcdermott calls the ‘caledonian antisyzygy‘ is in me. i am there, i am part of that, but i'm also part of someone who leaves places and moves on and is never comfortable. and abandons all certainties, that's been the s

god bless you, god bless your family. god bless the united states of america. thank you, jim.ause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the president has departed the east room. [applause] >> now joining us on the communicators this founder of black hat, jeff moss. mr. moss, how and why did black hat begin? >> guest: it's a torturous story but began 20 years ago, more than 20 years ago. i operate also another convention called def con, the world's largest hacking convention, and i've been running that a couple of years. this is at a time when there were jobs in information security for any of us. only people who were doing security were maybe people in the military or maybe banks. so this is really a hobby. well, as the internet grew and there were jobs, and people were putting things online and there was money at risk, all of a sudden, start -- hackers started getting jobs in security.

including the existence of god.finally resigned from the church, accusing it of persecuting gay people. did his own loss of faith betray those he once preached to? richard holloway, welcome to hardtalk. at the age 01:14, you left your working—class home in the west of scotland and went off to a very austere place in england. it was to train as an anglican priest. train as a monk. what was that like? it was lovely. i was a romantic wee boy who wandered the hills where i grew up. the hills give you a sense of beyondness, of otherness, but that was also related to me and the kind of love for western movies, this idea of the lonely hero. riding on and rescuing. i got kind of bitten by that. i was discovered by the local priest. he invited me to join the choir. the beauty of it somehow consumed me. he talked about the given away life, this mystical thing called a vocation that some people had, to give themselves to a greater purpose. i went to him when i was 13 and said tentatively, maybe i was hearing this call to give

god bless you, god bless the gerald r. ford, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. god bless you all. [applause] >> thank you mr. president. i would be honored if you would place gerald r. ford in commission. >> will the guests rise. company, attention. place thep: i hereby united states ship gerald r. ford in commission. may god bless and guide this warship and all who shall sail in her. god bless you. thank you. [applause] announcer: if you missed our live coverage earlier today, we will show you president trump speaking at the commissioning ceremony for the uss gerald r. ford nuclear powered aircraft carrier tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: joining us, ryan mccrimmon. >> a reporter on issues -- thank you for joining us. you have a piece on your website with other reporters saying that the health core will be busy next week when it comes to issues including appropriations. one of those dealing with the senate. four spending bills. walk us through this. next week the house will take up a spending package referred to as a minib

he also is the lamb of god. the beauty is the surrender that happens. when priests are in the world and people seek you out, they ask as in the movies or books, father can i share something with you? father, there is something that concerns me. how might you be able to give me something that will move me forward? that's when you feel in your heart that you are serving as you should serve. they want that. the dress itself, people come up to you at airports and railroad stations or wherever and they'll stop and ask for a prayer or some intention. >> you are a marked man. >> yes. >> you are saying i believe in god and i am here to represent him, weak though i am. >> yes. and in this present moment. >> right here in this studio. >> the priesthood today may be changing as society changes. i don't know. you can tell me about that. i think you mentioned to me a book by cardinal timothy dolan. >> yes, priests of the third millennium speaking about frequent confession, liturgy of hours, things that are basic, good priest support groups. i have fellow priests and

thank you, god bless you, god bless the polish people, god god blessallies and the united states of america. thank you, god bless you. thank you very much. [applause] [drum roll] [military march] [military march] [applause] [chanting] ♪ [military march]

god bless you. god bless the polish people. god bless our allies, and god bless the united states of america. thank you. god bless you. thank you very much. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> usa! usa! usa! [crowd chanting] ["hail to the chief" playing] >> in his weekly address, the president talks about his plans to create more manufacturing jobs in the u.s. this week's democratic address comes from a group of senators on their reaction to the health care law replacement. president trump: my fellow americans, at the white house, we dedicate the month of july 2 three of our favorite words -- made in america. for more than two centuries, those three beautiful words have been the world standard for quality, craftsmanship, and excellence, and they still are today. one of my highest priorities is to restore american manufacturing. haddecades, american jobs been ripped ou

and we love our god.ince the signing of the declaration of independence 241 years ago, america always affirmed that liberty comes from our creator. our rights are given to us by god, and no earthly force can everererererererererererererere. that is why my administration is transferring power out of washington and returning that power back to where it belongs, to the people. to the people. the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. because the people know the truth. the fake media tried to stop us from going to

god bless you, god bless the gerald r. ford, and god bless the united states of america. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i would be honored if you would place gerald r. ford in commission. >> will the guests please rise. ship company, attention. >> i hereby place the united states ship gerald r. ford in commission. may god bless and guide this warship and all who shall sail in her. god bless you. thank you. [applause]

god bless you, god bless the bless r. ford, and god the united states of america.ery much. god bless you all. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i would be honored if you would place gerald r. ford and commission. will the guest please rise. !hip's company, attention ihereby -- president trump: hereby place united states ship gerald r. ford in commission. make god bless and guide this shallp, and all who sail in her. god bless you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you mr. president. executive officer, point the colors and the commissioning pennant. >> aye, captain. i direct your attention to the ship's mast as we voiced the colors and commission pennant. quartermaster, moist the colors and the commission pennant. sir.e, aye, [drumroll] >> will the guests please be seated. captain, the colors and the commission pennant are flying over united states ship gerald r. ford. >> very well. i will now read my orders from commander naval personnel command. order, 1990or his of 06 january, 2016. when directed by reporting senior, detached in general 2015 from duty and repo

. >> god, give me another chance. i said god is not here. >>> many of the small towns in bergen county, new jersey, are considered wealthy suburbs of nearby new york city, but bergen has a notable city of its own, hackensack. just outside of downtown is the county's legal district, home to its courthouses and the bergen county jail. >> it's a state-of-the-art facility. we currently have 277 sworn offices well as 58 civilians. >> close to 900 male and female inmates. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we in the belly of the beast. >> many of those cases are resolved within days, but others can drag on for years. the challenge for those inmates is learning how to cope with monotony and confinement, fear and anxiety. [ screaming ] >> some meet the challenge better than others. >> help me! >> inside one of the jail's high-security, inmate paul dixon is having a difficult time. >> paul. nobody is hurting you. just put your happens through so we can get you o

god said it but yeah god. had a good number to buy but i had the doubts that if i'd sort of yeah but there's no way out but didn't i just i thought i face and. i. think you know i by out of my dad. but out that's going on but i'm with you. every two days power dip takes the coal to sell of the city market when he has regular clients. on the eve of deval the everyone needs to buy coal that's why part of collected more than usual one of the money he makes will be spent on presents for his wife and four children. will. also come that. close. good. luck to you. mom undef you got kind of something that you know i don't. think it was a little bit of. but. in the end then i'm not going to have any yes. you know oh thousands of those it is. going to let us know there's a little bit of it on the. move into to keep this. exhibit you have to do it for me. because it is. devoted to the wife. of jonah who was. we got it we got. into some of them i'm not going to put. her above the money. i want to buy this sometime my name

god bless you! god bless our nation's veterans! god bless the united states of america! thank you very much. thank you much thank you. ♪ >> president donald trump speaking there for about 30 minutes at the kennedy center in washington, d.c., really addressing two of his core voters, two groups. the military, which went for him 2-1. also, the religious voter went for him 4-1. of course, addressing all of america there in that message at the kennedy center, touching on the johnson amendment, which allows churches to donate to political efforts. also touching on the issue of the military, taking note of harry f. miller who joined the army at the age of 15, lying about his age so that he could be part of world war ii and then serving in the battle of the bulge. also making note of luis avilla who was wounded and is now a wounded warrior. addressing the media, attacking the media in terms of it being fake. his words that he used there. he also touched on other points related to government and how he was different. donald trump speaking at the kennedy center this evening. his

and whether i decided to believe in god or not, i am perfecting his genius was a tribute to god who created him or mozart, or king, or anyone you want. and that is my tradition. and i will say that is superior to other positions. i don't care if you agree with me or not. that is who i am. i feel that our country was founded in a certain way. and i quote mrs. thatch, we were the only country performed by an idea, not but bloodlines, race, conquest, heredity. we could name countries in europe. that we were you all created equal. that idea had revolutionary impact in places it was not intended. without that you couldn't have emancipation. without that you couldn't have women's rights or any other group you want to talk about. that is who he was to his core. but he would not compromise on that. moral equivalency he would not buy. there are certain things right or wrong and certain things superior i don't care if what i say is politically correct or not. >> the student's question recalls for us, buckley emerges in the wake of the protestant social goss approximately movement, wilsonian progressi

god bless our allies and god bless the united states of america. bless you, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ .. he attends what's being called the three seas summit which includes leaders from central europe, the baltic states and the balkans. he has to hamburg for the g20 summit where he meets with german chancellor angela merkel and is expected to have his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin on friday. >> they heritage foundation looks at the most recent supreme court term. first the battle of legal scholars look at some of the significant cases followed by journalists who cover the court. live coverage on c-span at 11 a.m. eastern. >> later a look at the state of u.s.-china

he went looking for god at an early stage in his life, and god effectively gave him two fingers and toldy and not be annoying him and that. and he turned from god and he became an engineer. and as his son says, his son puts it, he says, you turned from the cross and you took up the theodolite, and the cross hairs of a theodolite. you laid that on the world and that. so it's a book about faith and a book about the everyday. it's a hymn to engineers and engineering. you talk about the experimental tradition in so much irish writing. you think of beckett, for example. yes. and that sort of heartbeat in his dramatic prose is the kind of thing you sense in your writing. you feel it the whole time. it was very much... the heartbeat and the idea of a pulse was very much a concern with me in the book, and i don't know whether i managed to capture it or not but it was certainly one of the things i aspired to. of course being steeped in beckett as well, you assimilate these things by osmosis and they become a part of your fabric as a writer, as an irish writer. you talk about being an irish writer

well, god intervened, didn't he? god, that catholic irish god, very pagan.the irish schools, i was... i went to an lcc school in london. i don't know if anybody went to such a school, but i don't think they exist any more. for some reason, i hope it wasn't something as blatant as because i was a poor irish child, i couldn't learn to read in england, that would be too horribly historically apt. but when we went back, they presented me in this frightening school, i have to say, because i now had an english accent, cockney accent: i was talking like that, you know. if you want to get beaten have to death in an irish schoolyard, go and try that accent. so i was learning to be irish game, which is a very strange experience for a child because i was irish. but they also had this mysterious book, and might parents were profound agnostics, although my mother, i think, secretly would go to mass because she didn't connect going to mass with religion particularly. she liked going to hear the noises. and this little book was the irish catechism. i don't know if they eve

to me i'm like, oh my god. like that's a story -- to me that makes what has a little bit been dehumanized for me, humanized. humanized, is that a word? and so it's all those personal stories that i love, that i like to see. >> some have taken issue with the show's historical accuracy. >> who? who did that? tell me right now. >> i'll write their names down after the show. but some have taken issue with the historical accuracy. but how important is historical accuracy for the show's creators? or you guys trying to do something else? >> i think it's really important for us. i don't think we're trying to do anything else. i think when we make a decision, for instance, patty cannon was actually deceased by the time the show was, but she's still in the show. when we make those kind of decisions it's because patty cannon was such an interesting character and we don't know about those characters. then there's stuff like the baseball mitt hadn't been invented at the time, and we kept that in because it was a cute line.

either t-shirt that says my god, my body, my decision.it was made for reproductive weekend and someone said that's really a t-shirt for a woman and you should have one that says her god, her body, her choice. i said no, that's part of the problem. we separate this issue. it's absurd for you to question me making that declaration that it's my god and my belief in my choice. i want to make it a question a woman's declaration that it's her god, her body and her choice, right? [applause] this book was about making a moral argument for choice because i want for women what i want for myself. we fight wars, what was that give me liberty or give me death? what does that say for a woman when she has an unplanned unwanted pregnancy? what i hope people understand is a woman will choose illegal abortion of her pregnancy that she doesn't want over a safe legal birth. that's how determined women are to control their reproduction. we should also understand that we are not giving women a choice. women make the choice whether it's legal or not. what we ar

may your blessing, o god, be with us this day and every day to come. and may all we do be done for your greater honor and glory. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge will be -- the pledge of aleansance will be led by the gentlewoman from -- allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from the district of columbia, ms. norton. ms. norton: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . wilson: mr. speaker, president trump's success during his overseas trip to poland and

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god bless you, god bless the gerald r. ford, and god bless the united states of america.ou very much. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i would be honored if you would place gerald r. ford in commission. >> will the guests please rise. ship company, attention. >> i hereby place the united states ship gerald r. ford in commission. may god bless and guide this warship and all who shall sail in her. god bless you. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. executive officer, hoist the colors and the commissioning pendant. >> ladies and gentlemen, i direct your attention to the ship's mast. hoist the colors and commission pendant. quartermaster, hoist the colors and the commission pendant. >> aye aye, sir. ♪ >> will the guests please be seated. captain, the colors and the commission pendant are flying over united states ship gerald r. ford. farewell. >> i will now read my orders. from commander naval command to captain richard mccormack of the united states navy. subject the order of 06, january, 2016. when directed by reporting senior, detach in january 2015 fr

god bless our allies and god bless the united states of america. bless you, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ [applause] [chanting] >> usa usa! usa! usa! ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> president ciampa in germany ahead of the g 20 summit. he met with angela merkel. his first meeting with vladimir wednesday.pected >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, we talked to political reporters from six states with republican senators whose votes are key to passing the health care bill and ask what they are hearing from their constituents. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. on americanend history tv on c-span3 -- 8:00 p.m. eastern, university of washington , thessor william orbach beatniks of the 1950's and 1960's. veterans of the great depression, world war ii, the

and we love our god.of the declaration of independence 241 years ago, america always affirmed that liberty comes from our creator. our rights are given to us by god, and no earthly force can ev

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for god. the united states' comboft is not a substitute for god. without god on blessing as our founders made repeatedly made clear, we wouldn't have even the freedom we have today. on july 5, a steer i haveic article and it is absolutely worth every republican taking note of it. i would encourage any colleagues to take not of it. they cannot participate in the repeal of obamacare because they state the majority -- future socialism on this bill. says, in early 2016, congress passed a law that would have repealed most of january obamacare. it would be obamacare repeal act. 240 years earlier, copping declared to a candid world of the present sipping of great brit april is repeated injuries all having the establishment of tyranny of tier hese states. they said this. he, talking about the king has erected a multitude of new offes nd swarms of officers to harrass our people and eat out tear substance, unquote. quote, we therefore, the representatives of the united states of america and germ congres

oh, my god. oh, my god. no! >> you can hear it's her friend obviously distressed. that guy at the bottom, he's the one who shoved her. he now calls someone. >> situations like this, all we have is a very, very small piece of the story. nobody deserves to be shoved down the stairs in any case, but you just don't know what led up to it, what happened afterwards. >> regardless of what happened before or after, there's no justification for this. this is assault and i'm sure she's suffered some serious injuries because of it. >> fortunately enough, no. she was taken to hospital but relatively minor injuries. there are a number of pictures here to show the bumps, bruises, and scrapes. that to me is one ridiculously lucky escape for her. not so much for the guy. these people are filing a criminal complaint against the owner of the airbnb. and the man has also been arrested. no information on charges. we reached out o airbnb to get a comment. they said appalling behavior to members of our community runs counter to everything airbnb stands for. nobody should ever be treated

god and of course, yale. a bit of a play on words. why is this important? i mean, other than the religion department why was this important? what was going on at that time, too famous espionage cases were going on, one in the uk. you have heard of the cambridge five, names like kim silvey, these were the best and brightest of their generation. recruited by communist cells to first about infiltrate intelligence to help the britts crack code and do many things to win the war and also to share whatever information they possibly could because after all he was alive with the uk and we get rid of the menace, hitler and we can now bring heaven on earth in the form of marxism. they learned marxism theory in the 30s around the time of the purges. what happened in the united states? in my generation probably the vietnam war was probably the most galvanizing issue for those of us who were politically engaged. bill kristol likes to say tommy where you were in vietnam and i will tell you how you voted the next five electi

god bless you and think you very much. [applause] >> as president trump prepares to speak at an event launching a new aircraft carrier, c-span commissioning ceremonies of the past. cheney athe the ceremony for the uss ronald reagan, the only ship named after a living resident. he was dealing with the effects of alzheimer's disease of the time and was unable to attend the ceremony. [applause] v.p. cheney: thank you very much mr. chairman, senator warner. thank you for those kind words. mrs. reagan, let me say what an honor it is to be with you and your family today. governor warner, secretary johnson, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, i'm very pleased to visit naval station norfolk and i appreciate the warm welcome. i am sorry to disappoint those who wanted me to arrive the way the president did, on the uss lincoln. maybe when you are next in port i will try it. today we send forth a great american ship. during a great american name. to the officers and crew of this base, i bring personal greetings from our comman

god bless our allies and god bless the united states of america. bless you, thank you very much. >> president trump has arrived in germany. he met with the chancellor late on thursday and his first meeting with russian president vladmir putin is expected riday. >> health care legislation is at the top of the senate's agenda when they return next week. today the alliance for health eform looks at changes and how they could impact. watch at noon eastern here on c-span. >> later today we'll take a look at the constitutional war powers of congress and the executive branch. hosted by the federalist society. speakers include former congressman edwards, the national review's andrew mccarthy and law professor coop. live coverage beginning at 12:15 p.m. eastern. next a look at how the supreme court is handling issues between church and state. the exr foricans