[background noises] >> this week on "the communicators" we want to introduce you to jason oxman, president and ceo of the group called information technology industry council. mr. oxman, who do you represent with that association? >> iti is the trade association of the technology sector and we represent 70 of the world's largest and most innovative technology companies. we've been around for 103 years founded in 1960 as the associated of business appliance manufacturers, things like scales and time clocks and the like. over those 103 years our industry has changed and so has ipi, or a presentation of tech sector companies is quite broad. >> host: how did you get into this line of work? >> guest: i've been in dc for close to 25 years. came here to work on broadband policies after the 96 act passed at the federal committee cajuns commission but i've been involved in the tech policy sector and since then worked at the fourth trade association most recently a red led the industry before joining iti. >> host: as you will know there are several trade associations that represent tech and some of

jason oxman president and ceo of the information technology council. tonight it ate eastern on the communicators, on cspan2. >> next, alaskan governor mike dunlevy talks about the state's fiscal outlook and other issues including the development of state natural resources. from the heritage foundation, this is 40 minutes. >> speak ladies and gentlemen please welcome the heritage foundation buys president ken holmes. [applause] >> it's a nice rainy day outside and everybody's bunch together to keep warm. good morning everybody how is everybody this morning? welcome to the heritage foundation, it's great to have you here. it's great to welcome mike dunlevy of alaska and he is guinness speak on the budget spending of alaska and what they can offer as an example. governor dunlevy who was elected as governor in 2018. he's had a very career in alaska since he was there in 1983 from working in a logging camp in southeast alaska to pursuing his dream in an education career as a teacher. he has a unique insight into alaska's communities due to his two decades o

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. >> jason oxman president and ceo of the information technology council, but he knighted it :00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span two. host: leah askarinam here with us, the editor-in-chief of the national journal, hotline, to talk about the core implications of impeachment. let's talk about the tone, and did it change the tone of campaign 2020, the impeachment vote in the house? guest: i don't think it changed the tone, but it added a new vessel for the tone that has already been established. we heard throughout the entire campaign, especially from the republicans, that this is a -- that 2020 is going to be a referendum on health care, and we heard from democrats that this is going to be a referendum on donald trump. that has not changed. what has changed is now in addition to the republicans using socialism as an attack, they can also now use impeachment. we have seen republicans spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in congressional districts, targeting vulnerable democrats hoping that because these voters , supported donald trump in 2016, that they will oust -- anyone

. >> jason oxman, president and ceo of the information technology industry council. tonight at eight eastern on the communicators on cspan2. >> here's a look at future programming this holiday week on c-span. starting christmas eve at 8 pm eastern the veil symposium on religious freedom. at 9:30 watch the festivities surrounding a white house christmas tree. christmas day at 10 am eastern, view this years white house separations the first lady. plus a look back at previous years decorations by former first lady lori clinton, laura bush and michelle obama. 12:30, a discussion about global technology issues with peter kiel at the mann institute at8 pm eastern , oakdale college journalism director john miller on the history of journalism and fake news at the liberty forum. on thursday 5:40 5 pm eastern joint economic committee hearing on the high cost of raising a family. nine: 10 pm constitutional litigator austin pearson thoughts about occupational licensing requirements the federalist society watch this holiday week on c-span.

jason oxman president and ceo of the information technology council.tonight it ate eastern on the communicators, on cspan2. >> next, alaskan governor mike dunlevy talks about the state's fisc

. >> jason oxman, president and ceo of the information technology industry council. tonight at eight eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2.

. >> jason oxman, president and ceo of the information technology industry council. tonight at eight eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> next, testimony from treasury secretary steven mnuchin on the u.s. economy and financial stability. he talks about digital currency, world bank lending at the potential impact of climate change. >> ready to go? the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled promoting stability, reviewing the administrations regular approach to financial stability. i want to inform all concerned that this meeting will end at 1 p.m. per the request of the secretary. i now recognize myself for four minister give an opening statement. so let me welcome back secretary mnuchin. today we are here to discuss the trump administration's actions that have undermined and not promoted our nations financial stability. as i've said many times before, i am very concerned about this administrations actions to eliminate important protections for consumer