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on thatefer to jack lew and he has the broader perspective. i will say though, aside from that, i think realistically there are two risks on the spv. the spv, it is not a particularly effective way to avoid sanctions. it is not a legal invasion tactic, or at least not an effective one. what it is is a pretty bold have the statement to european foreign ministers wreath at the the un's general assembly and say, we are going to launch this project because we disagree with u.s. policy. that is what is astonishing about the schism between u.s. and european policy. theink the other issue with spv is long-standing. it is not effective at avoiding sanctions and is goes back to a point that brian and i make in the piece that is sitting outside which is that the real risk in the near term of misuse or overuse of sanctions is not the threat to the dominance of the dollar. it is a threat to the effectiveness of sanctions and the tools themselves continuing to be impactful. if you can find ways around it, it is not going to diminish the rules of the dollar

indiscernible - low volume ] the most depressing thing i read this morning was former treasury secretary jack lew's cd because it makes me feel like such a wretched underachiever not to say a loser. i started, i worked first with jack when he was deputy secretary of state on the first obama term and then he went on to be director of white house chief of staff treasury secretary and helped save the global economy from meltdown. what have we done? but the reason he is an apt person to speak today to sanctions is because of his speech in march 2016, a kind of valedictory speech and a cautionary note about sanctions , a speech which was absolutely prescient and i would be proud to say i was co-author of it but i would absolutely have nothing to do with the preparation. that was a thoughtful strategic look at the sanctions tool at a time when the obama administration had used it far more than it expected coming into office and during the bush to obama transition. the panel was discussing some of the risks of sanctions in some detail and it's useful two years into the trump administration to have this la

former obama administration secretary jack lew joins us to talk about the impact of sanctions.a form on the u.s. land to withdraw from afghanistan. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] week at a clock p.m. eastern on c-span, we look at the political careers of the four political leaders using c-span archives video. tonight it is speaker nancy pelosi. on wednesday, we will look at house minority leader kevin mccarthy's career. on thursday we wrap up the week with a look at senate minority charles schumer. watch this week, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. antle, editor of the american conservative magazine joins us to talk about the border debate and the president's reelection chances. daryl kimball on the

with former treasury secretary jack lew.e is at the atlantic council, talking about the strategic use of sanctions on c-span. at 12:15, we joined the center for the national interest for a discussion on the risks of u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. on c-span2 at 9:00 a.m., road to the white house coverage continues with senator, let harris speaking to voters in new hampshire. at 10:00 a.m., general david goldfine is at the brookings institution talking about challenges facing the force. at 11:00 a.m., the announcement of the george polk journalism awards, followed by a discussion on journalistic uses of radio and podcasts. someone once told president george w. bush that you were excited over a certain vote, and he said, how can you tell? why so few words? >> well, i'm not afraid of talking, but i found that i learned a lot more byte

with former treasury secretary jack lew. he is at the atlantic council, talking about the strategic use of sanctions on c-span. at 12:15, we joined the center for the national interest for a discussion on the risks of u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. on c-span2 at 9:00 a.m., road to the white house coverage continues with senator, let harris speaking to voters in new hampshire. at 10:00 a.m., general david goldfine is at the brookings institution talking about challenges facing the force. at 11:00 a.m., the announcement of the george polk journalism awards, followed by a discussion on journalistic uses of radio and podcasts. someone once told president george w. bush that you were excited over a certain vote, and he said, how can you tell? why so few words? >> well, i'm not afraid of talking, but i found that i learned a lot more by listening. so frequently i start listening and think about what i want to say before i do it. that init's fair to say an era of commenting on public affairs. host: that was mitch mcconnell in 20

from former treasury secretary jack lew on the impact of sanctions. he served as treasury secretary the 2017 -- 2013 to 2017. then, a discussion on u.s. plans to draw from afghanistan, and how that decision that impact the ability in the region. 15 --tarts live at 12:00 1215 time on c-span. :151215 time on c-span -- 12 on c-span. former white house counsel don recently addressed the federalist -- federalist society western chapters conference in california. here is that now. mr. mcgahn: it's a privilege -- >> it's a privilege for me to be up your to introduce our speaker this afternoon, donald mcgahn, who i know many of you are generally familiar with. he has had a lustrous career. looking to the more recent period, dws up in court justices, nearly 40 appellate court judges, and an extremely muscular agenda on regulatory reform. these are some of the consequential aspects of the former white house counsel's legacy. i can't recall, in my professional life at least, a white house counsel who is as directly and intensely engaged on the enterprise of judi

with former treasury secretary jack lew. he's at the atlantic council talking about the strategic use of sanctions on c-span. at 12:15, we joined the center for the national interest for a discussion on the risks of u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. a.m., road to9:00 the white house coverage continues with senator, harris speaking to voters in new hampshire. at 10:00 a.m., the air force chief of staff is at the brookings institute, talking about challenges facing the force. ther, at 11:00 a.m., announcement of the george polk funeral award, followed by a discussion on reuses of radio and podcasts. saturday, democratic national committee chair tom perez gave a speech at the group's annual winter meeting in washington. he talks about the party agenda, the 2020 election, and response to the president's national emergency declaration. his remarks or half an hour. >> all right. we are just getting started, my friends, and we've got a long way to go and we are going to get there. good afternoon, everyone. it's an honor to be here

tomorrow, remarks from former treasury secretary jack lew on the impact of sanctions.reasury secretary from 2013-2017, during the obama administration. he speaks live tuesday at the atlantic council. that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at the same hour, air force chief of staff general david goldstein gives a keynote speech on his ranch's strategy, funding and personnel needs. he was between audience at the brookings institution, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on c-span two. a discussion on u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan and how that decision could impact stability in the region. it is hosted by the center for the national interest, starting five at 1215 eastern on c-span. >> someone once told president george w. bush that you were excited over a certain

. >> tomorrow, remarks from former treasury secretary jack lew the impact of sanctions.served as treasury secretary 2017.013 to mr. lou speaks live tuesday at the atlantic council, beginning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. goldstein gives a speech on his branch's funding and personnel needs at the brookings institution tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on c-span two. then, a discussion on u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan and how that could have -- how that could impact the region. that is at 12:15 eastern on c-span. >> on your screen now is rice university professor and presidential historian doug brinkley, back on this president's day for a discussion about president and relations with congress. which president had the best relationship with congress during their years in the white house?

tomorrow, remarks from former treasury secretary jack lew on the impact of sanctions.e was treasury secretary from 2013-2017 during the obama administration. he speaks live tuesday at the atlantic council. that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. air force chief of staff general david cole teen gives a speech on strategy, funding, and personnel needs. he will speak at the brookings at 10:00 a.m.rrow mt. c-span2. a discussion on u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan on how the decision could impact stability. that starts live at 12:15 eastern on c-span. >> president trump delivers remarks to venezuelan americans in miami. he urged venezuelan military officials to back the interim president, and allow humanitarian aid to flow into venezuela.

remarksr: tomorrow, from former treasury secretary jack lew on the impact of sanctions. he served as treasury secretary from 2013 to 2017 during the obama administration. he speaks live tuesday at the atlantic council. that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at the same hour, air force to pilot gives a keynote speech on his branch's strategy funding,, and personnel needs. he will speak at the brookings institution tomorrow on c-span2. then a discussion on u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan, and how that decision could impact stability in the region. that event is hosted by the center for the national interest, live at 10:15 eastern on c-span.

. >> live tomorrow on c-span, jack lew. he will discuss u.s. census policy at the atlantic council at the clock a.m. eastern on c-span. you can also scream the discussion life at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. also tomorrow, a look at u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan at the center for national interest. announced last week that is mars rover is no longer operational. the rover arrived on the surface of mars nearly 15 years ago on a mission expected to last 90 days. during a press conference at the nasa jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california, officials talked about why the mars explorer lasted so much longer than expected and why it finally stopped working. >> hello, everyone. i'm j.e. hill. welcome to nasa's jet propulsion laboratory. i am standing in the historic von carmen auditor

tomorrow, remarks from former treasury secretary jack lew on the impact of sanctions. treasury secretary from 2013-2017, during the obama administration. he speaks live tuesday at the atlantic council. that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at the same hour, air force chief of staff general david goldstein gives a keynote speech on his ranch's strategy, funding and personnel needs. he was between audience at the brookings institution, tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on c-span two. a discussion on u.s. plans to withdraw from afghanistan and how that decision could impact stability in the region. it is hosted by the center for the national interest, starting five at 1215 eastern on c-span. >> someone once told president george w. bush that you were excited over a certain vote and he said, how can you tell? why so few yards? -- were? sen. mcconnell: i'm not afraid of talking, but i thought i learn more by listening. i will take away start of listening -- and frequently start out listening, and think about what i want to say before i do it. i think it is fair to say that i'm

when former treasury secretary jack lew left wall street to join the state department, he received a large bonus. his employment agreement let him keep that bonus specifically because he landed a high-level government job. i'm glad to see a provision in h.r. 1 addressing this issue, and my written testimony offers a suggestion for strengthening it further. h.r. 1 would also make o.g.e. more independent, like the heads of o.s.e., o.g.e.'s director would be allowed to communicate directly with congress. rather than depending on all agencies, o.g.e. will be able to conduct meaningful inquiries by issuing subpoenas. h.r. 1 would increase the transparency of waivers which can undermine the ethics program if granted improperly. the public needs to know about waivers. before leaving o.g.e. i exposed questionable practices about the issuances of undated, unsigned and retroactive waivers, sum of which designed to paper over ethics violations. i'll close by emphasizing that what's at stake is the very integrity of government. the supreme court has warned that a conflict of interest is an evil

an agent named lew wasserman who represented mca, got the idea with jack benny on radio and then latern the movies to incorporate the stars, one pillar of the system. (douglas gomery) he had them set up an independent company and then pay the company, rather than the star. hence, it would be taxed at approximately half the rate. (narrator) with major company movies going to company cinemas first, independent theatres weren't able to compete. they could only show films after they were played out and forced by the studios to book their entire output,