. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, and robert kagan, debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. during the discussion they talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> scottish national party leader nicola sturgeon gave a closing speech in glasgow recently, warning of another independence referendum if the uk pushes for what she called a hard brexit. she also outlined several initiatives involving trade and parental choice over preschool childcare and called for more scottish control over immigration. her comments are about an hour. [ applause ] [ applause ]. >> delegates, we meet here in the city of glasgow five months on from the scottish parliament's election. when we gathered back in march we were preparing to seek election as scotland's government for the third consecutive term. thanks to your hard work and your campaigning brilliance, we did just that. we won the election. [ applause ] from the bottom of my heart, let me say this to the people of our c

. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, author of john quincy adams and historian and columnist robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist? they also talk about the foreign policy views and legacy of our sixth president. four our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. now, look at how the internet and new technologies are transforming the economy. panel lists looked at the sharing economy through websites like uber and air b&b and the effects of new technologies like self-driving cars and 3-d printers. hosted by the group "new american." this is an hour and a half. >> welcome. i'm will arimus, seen dwrur technology writer for slate. we are here to talk about whether technology will make ownership object see leet. this is a partnership between new america, arizona state university and slate mag sfwleen that explores emerging technologies and their transformative effect

. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, author of "john quincy adams: the militant spirit they debate the question if john quincy adams was a realist. the foreign-policy views and legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. continues.on journal we are back with your phone calls this morning about how religion is impacting your vote this election cycle. if you have already voted or plan to vote next week, what influence or impact is it having on the candidate you have chosen? fred in newberry, florida, democrat. hi. caller: hi, c-span. i have already voted. i voted for hillary. the reason i voted for hillary kkk supports, the trump. i came up religiously in the church. any of the neo-nazi groups supporting trump, i cannot see myself voting for trump and that's all i have to say. thank you, c-span. host: dennis and that independent -- independent. caller: i definitely think religion and politics do not mix. if you go back to the earlier times, religion pretty much ran everything. with the politicians do is play on their feel