thank you very much, john nicholson.the commons, what about yourself, nadia whittome? i will absolutely be voting against it, this is what i was sent here by the people of nottingham east to do, to resist a hard right tory brexit and protect people's jobs and migrant rights and the climate, because we are right in the centre of the climate emergency, at the hands of a government that is led by a prime minister who called this a primitive concern. thank you very much, it is good to see both of you. and enjoy yourfirst much, it is good to see both of you. and enjoy your first state opening of parliament. coming up in the next half hour. we're going to meet nine—year—old drumming sensation, nandi bushell. she drums hi, everyone. my name's nandi, and i love playing the drums! she drums and after becoming one of the most successful names in modelling when she was just a teenager in the 90s, jodie kidd speaks to us us about the severe anxiety she suffered in her twenties. first, annita mcveigh has the news. thank you. good mor

at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. republican candidate joe walsh is a talk radio host and former illinois congressman. he sat down with c-span to talk about why he is chagi

and retired army general john nicholson, commando of nato fortresses --forces in afghanistan speaks on policy. >> 2020 republican candidate joe walsh is a talk radio host and former illinois congressman. he sat down with c-span to talk about why he is challenging president trump and his displeasure with fellow republicans. this is 30 minutes. steve: joining us is former illinois congressman and republican presidential candidate joe walsh. thanks for being here. my opening question, why are you running? mr. walsh: good to be with you, steve. i'm running because i think donald trump is unfit. i think he is a danger to this country. taking on a sitting incumbent president is a pretty big deal. it is a tough thing to do. you had better have a good reason for doing it. and i do. i think trump is a danger. i think the country would be in real trouble with four more years of him. steve: this is in contrast to what you wrote in twitter in 2016, saying, "i'm voting for trump on november 9. if trump loses, i'm grabbing

subcommittee examines the impact of artificial intelligence on capital markets, and at 12:30, john nicholson, a retired commander seeks -- speaks on defense and diplomacy. 2020 20 this weekend, we are live in iowa presidential candidates. on friday beat buda jags speaks with students, and on saturday at 3:00 former vice president joe biden and mayor pete buttigieg and senators amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and cory booker speak in a cedar rapids. on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern bernie sanders speaks with supporters in indianola. life campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend on c-span. watch anytime at c-span.org and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >> republican leader kevin mccarthy reacted to pelosi's decision to move forward with

nato forces in afghanistan, oneral john nicholson military and diplomatic efforts in the country. the retired four-star general spoke about leading the forces and the 41 member nato coalition in afghanistan, and how he sees to country moving forward after decades of conflict in the region.

at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. republican candidate joe walsh is a talk radio host and former illinois congressman. he sat down with c-span to talk about why he is challenging president trump and his displeasure with fellow republicans. this is 30 minutes. is former illinois congressman and republican presidential candidate joe walsh. thanks for being here. my opening question, why are you running? be with you,od to steve. i'm running because i think donald trump is unfit. i think he is a danger to this country. incumbenta sitting president is a pretty big deal. it is a tough thing to do. you had better have a good reason for doing it. and i do. i think trump is a danger. i think the country would be in real trouble with four more years of him. steve: this is in contrast to what you wrote in twitter in 2016, saying "i'm voting for trump on november 9. if trump is losing i -- if trump loses i'm grabbing my musket." mr. walsh: my infamou

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nato forces in afghanistan, oneral john nicholson military and diplomatic efforts in the country. the retired four-star general spoke about leading the forces and the 41 member nato coalition in afghanistan, and how he sees to country moving forward after decades of conflict in the region. >> house democrats along with nancy pelosi begin drafting articles of impeachment, the house judiciary committee meets live 9:00 a.m. eastern with democratic and republican counsel. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> remarks from general john >> there is a reward for your patience. welcome the retired four-star germ who commanded u.s. forces in afghanistan and 41-nation contingent there. from march 2016-2018. and he has been described as one of the leading experts in the battlefield situation in that country. we are going to have a conversation as informal as we can sitting here under bright lights and microphones where we will go through issues that came up this morning with regard to the diplomatic domain and then the military domain and ope

. >>> coming up, retired general john nicholson and the former commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan will talk about the future of diplomacy and defense in afghanistan. our live coverage starts at 12:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> american history tv on c-span3 looks at the impeachments of president nicken and clinton sunday starting at 6:00 p.m. on oral histories trent lott and elizabeth holtzman reflect on their experience serving on the house judiciary committee during the impeachment inquiry of president richard nixon. >> here's a guy that had an influence on my decision to run for office and was helpful in my winning, and that i looked up to as the president. and i wound up then having to sit in judgment on him and eventually even having to say that i would vote for article of impeachment. >>> at 8:00 we look at the impeachment of bill clinton with a portion of the 19 the 8 house judiciary committee debate. >> i think you denigrate the role of the senate, which has the important a

and at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s.d nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. the house meets monday to hear evidence in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. jerry nadler and other committee members will hear from democratic and republican counsel on the findings from the inquiry. live coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. nancy pelosi announces she calls for the house to move forward with articles of impeachment on president trump. the speaker argued the facts against the president are uncontested. here's the full statement.

at 12:30, retired general john nichols didn't -- nicholson speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. republican leader kevin mccarthy reacted to pelosi's different -- decision to move forward with articles of impeachment, saying it we can finish in. his comments came during a weekly news conference with reporters ap

at 12:30, retired army general john nicholson, commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. americans are coming out and getting engaged and politics is feeling a little bit less like a spectator sport for people on the left. issuesf the same social that the book covers are still the ones that are relevant today. people in this book were really outraged at issues like family separation and sexual assault on women and the evaluation of black lives -- devaluation of black lives, etc. this period provides a crucial precursor to our moment. massachusettsof professor holly jackson talks about her book "american radical." watch sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> house speaker nancy pelosi announced she called for the house to move forward with articles of impeachment against president trump. --a speaker -- be meant statement, she regards that it is uncontested. here's the full statement. speaker pelosi: good morning. foundersin where our again in 1776. when in the course of human