he started attacking the leader and john rhodes and everybody on said, thebecause he only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down. this was an argument about the misuse -- he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty. the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time. dynamic.s the whole that was the process that many years later has torn this institution apart. it has paralyzed [inaudible] >> george miller tonight at 8:00 on c-span q&a. wait until the thing shows up, you have waited too long. when it shows up, it is better and less expensive. in the case of our navigation example, we have companies like tom-tom and magellan and they knew the smartphone was starting to take off. they understood it was possible that somebody, google, apple, could launch a navigation app, but they said, we do not see any threat yet and we will wait. off he did respond, it took . you had millions of people saying, this is better and cheaper. this is worse than more expensive. which one will i choose? lookingrs need to

so he started tacking bob michael -- he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, and everybody on that side, and his own party, because he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv coming to askfore, where he would rhetorical questions and make these charges and a new that the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were, and rule came to show that the chamber had people in it or it was empty and it changes the whole dynamics. that now,he process many years later, has torn this institution apart. it has really paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00, on c-span's "q&a." >> in the weekly address, president obama talked about the importance of higher education and student loan refinancing. florida representative jeff miller has the republican address. he talks about the nation's veterans and recommends changes to the department of veterans affairs. >> hi, everybody. this is commencement

and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party. because he just said -- the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take him down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv. now coming to the floor. where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. and he knew that -- and the chamber was empty. but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time. wherever they were. and then the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or it was empty and of course it chaningse the whole dynamics. but naffs a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart. and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> on a lonely windswept point on the northern shore of france, the air is soft but 40 years ago at this moment, the air was dense with smoke, and the cries of men and the air was filled with the crack of rifle fire and the roar of cannon. at dawn, on the morning of june 6, 194

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everyone else on that side. in his own party. said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we are going to take them down and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew that the chamber was empty. remember, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. it came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later has torn this institution apart and has paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at eight and these van's "q and a." >> chelsea clinton was the keynote speaker at the national conference for college women leaders on sunday. she talked about the challenges facing female leaders and offered advice to students. ms. clinton is the vice chair of the clinton foundation and works on the no feelings initiative with her mother, former secretary of sta

he started attacking bob michael , the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side. and his own party. onlyse he said the opportunity is to confrontation. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore he would ask these questions and make these charges. he knew the chamber was empty. at that time, the camera was for a tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. it came to show that the chamber either had people there or it was empty, and that changes all dynamics. that is a process that has torn this institution apart and has really paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q&a. >> for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel cove

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that because he own partyaid this, the only avenue to the majority is through conference ration -- conf rontation. he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. he knew the chamber was empty. at that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker, wherever they were. it changes the whole dynamics. that many process years later has torn this institution apart, and has really paralyzed the institution. >> you think that's when it started? >> yes. he was angry that bob michael and him would share a car ride. >> different parties. >> they would drop off congressman madigan. ,ive guys in the station wagon trying to beat expenses to get home. that upset him, that bob michael played golf with tip o'neill. tip believed it is the art of the possible. newt gingrich believe it should be his way or no way. it changed the whole institution. blaming the cameras at that time, and was it a mistake? >> not a mistake to blame the cameras. they were not even there. >> transparency. let's stick with transparency

so he started attacking bob michael the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side. and his own party. because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these retorquele questions and he knew the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time wherever they were and then the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart. and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller tonight at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> this morning on woverl, jennifer duffy will discuss the mid term elections and the battle for control of the u.s. senate. then jonathan allen talks about hillary clinton's new memwoir hard choices. and then the status of prisoners at guantanamo bay after the release of five prisoners in exchange for captured sergean

he started attacking bob michael, who was the leader and john rhodes. , the only avenue to the majority confrontation. we are going to take them down and this is an argument about the misuse of tv where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty. camera time, he knew the was very tight on the speaker at the time. the rule came to show that the chamber had people in their -- in there. that is a process that now has torn this institution apart. it has really paralyzed the institution. >> george miller, sunday night at eight on c-span's q&a. president -- some intelligence assessments have warned that al qaeda and other terrorist groups are beginning to resurface. the american enterprise institute hosted an hour and a half foreign-policy discussion this week looking at the u.s. battle against al qaeda. >> thank you, everyone, for joining us today. thank you. thank you for joining us here today. we will start the event now. you on like to welcome this beautiful afternoon for an that is cosponsored with the foreign-policy research institut

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he started attacking michael, the leader, john rhodes and everybody on that side.wn party, because he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation, and we are going to take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore. he would ask these rhetorical questions, make these charges when he knew in fact that the chamber was empty. but at that time, remember, the camera was very tight on the speaker, and then the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty. and that of course changed the whole dynamic. but that is a process that has really torn the institution apart and paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller sunday night at 8:00 on c-span q&a. >> the week in the senate ended on a bit of a bipartisan know with an agreement between bernie sanders and john mccain veterans health care. we are joined by the editor-in-chief for roll call. as this bill possibly comes to the senate floor next week, what has been the reaction so far and what potential obstacles lie ahead both in the sen

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minority because they worked with the majority, so he ,tarted attacking bob michael the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side in his own party. he said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation, and we are going to take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore, where he would ask these rhetorical questions, make these charges, and he knew that in fact the thater was empty, but at time, remember, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the .ime, wherever they were of course, it changes the whole dynamic, but that was a whole process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and has really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> on thursday, the one-year anniversary of the first story published on the edward snowden leaks about the nsa. the senate intelligence committee considered house passed bill that would limit how the nsa gathers and uses data. witnesses, including representatives of the nsa, the fbi, and verizon. it's three hours. >> the commit

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, everybody on that side, his own party.said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv coming to the fore where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and the fact that empty.mber was that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time and the rule came to show that the chamber either had people in it or was empty and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later has torn this institution apart and really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller sunday night at 8:00 on c-span "q and a." >> on thursday, the one-year anniversary of the first story published on the edward snowden leaks from the nsa. the senate intelligence committee considers a house passed bill looking at how they gather and use data. witnesses including the nsa, fbi,s of and verizon. this is three hours. >> the committee will come to order. any disruption at all, i will clear this room immediately. p

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party. because he just said the only avenue is confrontation. this is about the misuse of tv. now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and he knew the chamber was empty but at that time remember the chamber was really tight on the speaker at that time and the chamber either had people in it or it was empty and it changes the whole dynamics but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and has paralysed the institution. >> now, house armed services committee vice chair mac thornberry speaking at the heritage foundation on national security policy. represen represenni representati represent to thornberry is considered to be the next chair of the committee. following his comments, they discussion national security priorities by looking back at the lessons learned from world war i. this is an hour and 15 minutes. had [ applause ] >> well, thanks, i appreciate the invitation to b

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody on that side in his own party because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we are going to take them down and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges and the fact that the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time wherever they were. the rule came to show that the chamber either had people or was empty and of course it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart and is really paralyzed the institution. >> first lady michelle obama is encouraging government officials to make a renewed commitment to end veteran homelessness. at the white house she was joined by hud secretary shaun donovan acting veterans affairs secretary sloan gibson and the mayor of salt lake city. >> secretary shaun donovan acting secretary sloan gibson mayor ralph becker, laura silent or and chris f

he started attacking bob michael, the leader, john rhodes, and everybody on that side. avenue to a only majority is through confrontation. we're going to take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the fore. he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges into new the chamber was empty. the camera was very tight on the speaker. show that theto chamber needed to have people in it or it was empty and that change the whole dynamic. that how manycess years later has torn this institution apart and paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. the senate environment and public works committee is looking into the nuclear regulatory commission's tasks to implement rules after the fukushima accident in japan. they made a number of recommendations. here is testimony. the committee is chaired by senator barbara boxer. >> today, we are holding the night committee since the nuclear meltdown in japan. it has been more than three years since the fukushima disaster. the massive underground ice wall in

in the "crossfire," senator sheldon whitehouse, a rhode island democrat. and senator john hovan, a north dakota republican. did the president set a dangerous precedent or bring home a hero? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm van jones on the left. >> i'm s. e. cupp on the right. tonight, u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is free but there are too many serious questions to ask before we can all celebrate his return. why did president obama leave congress in the dark? why would we release five high-level terrorists to exchange for a guy who many in the military consider to be a traitor? what assurances does the united states have that these terrorists who are dangerous enough to be held in gitmo are suddenly safe enough to be released? and finally, is our centuries-old policy that the united states does not negotiate with terrorists a thing of the past? >> look, those are all good questions, but as for me, i'm happy we got this guy back home. we do not leave people behind and didn't leave him behind. in the "crossfire," democratic senator sheldon whitehou

and so he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side. >> in his own party. >> in his own party, because he just said the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. and he knew in fact that the chamber was empty. but at that time remember the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were. and the rule came to show the chamber either had people in it or was empty. and of course it changes the whole dynamics. but that was a process that now many years later has torn this institution apart, and has really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >>> c-span's new book sundays at eight including financial journalist gretchen morgenson. >> what role should the government play in subsidizing finance? we want to talk about it and the populace agrees it's something we should subsidize, then pu

as the patriots commandeered the ship, brown ordered one of his rhode islanders, a physician named john moyney, to head to the ship's captain's cabin and tend to dudingston's wound. a humane gesture in their moment of victory, to help a man who had threatened to open fire on them only moments before. brown and whipple took the captive english crew back to shore and then returned to the gaspee to rid narragansett bay of her despised presence once and for all. they set her afire. the blaze spread through the ship and ultimately to the ship's powder magazine, which went off with an explosion like fire works, the blast echoing through the night across the b bay, the flash lighting the sea up like daylight, and fragments of the ship splashing down into the water all around. the sight of this audacious act is now named gaspee point, in honor of these bravery rhode rh brave rhode islanders. so i come here once again to share this story and commemorate this night so many years ago, june 9, 1772, and the names of benjamin lindsey, john brown, and abraham whipple, and those men not known to histo

so we started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that side.d his own party. because he said, the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down, this was an argument about the misuse of tv, now coming to the floor. you asked these rhetorical questions, make these charges, and he knew in fact the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker peter -- the rule came to show the chamber either had people in it or, that changes the holden amex. that was the process that now, many years later, has torn this institution apart. paralyzed the institution. >> garbagemen george miller, tonight at 8:00 on c-span q&a. >> washington journal continues. hillary clinton's memoir as her years of secretary of state is said to be released on tuesday. excerpts from that book hard choices are ready finding their way into news reports. jonathan allen, co-allen of the new york times best-selling book, hrc secrets, and the rebirth of hillary clinton. we know hillary clinton has been contemplating

he started attacking bob michael , the leader, and john rhodes, and everybody on that side.ause he just said, the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation. and we're going to take them down. this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor, where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges. he knew the chamber was empty. but at that time, the camera was tight on the speaker. the rule came to show that the chamber either had to be shown or empty. the changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that any years later has torn this institution apart. it has paralyzed the institution. miller,essman george sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q&a. >> washington journal continues. host: our final guest is seth jones with rand corporation. international security and defense policy center director. you make the assertion that there has been a 50% increase in the number of jihadist groups worldwide. how do you come to that figure? guest: we put together a database of the number of you hottest group since 1988. we look to the number of gr

minority because they worked with the majority, so he started attacking bob michael, the leader, and john rhodes and everybody on that side -- >> in his own party. >> in his own party, because he said that the only avenue to the majority is through confrontation and we will take them down, and this was an argument about the misuse of tv now coming to the floor, where he would ask these rhetorical questions and make these charges come and he knew that the chamber was empty, but that time, the camera was very tight on the speaker at the time, wherever they were, and the rule came to show that the chamber was empty, and it changes the whole dynamic. that was a process that many years later as when this institution apart and has really -- has toured this institution apart and is really paralyzed the institution. >> congressman george miller, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a. on booktv, live coverage of the "chicago tribune" printers row lit fest. ellis, and joseph barbara ehrenreich. sunday, the father and son relationship of bill and willie geist, and vietnam's dragon lady. the printers row li

minority because they would work with the majority so he started to attack bob michael, the leader and john rhodesand everybody on that side in his own party because the only avenue to the majority is in the confrontation and this was an argument about of this year's where he would ask the rhetorical questions to make charges and he'd do the chamber was empty but at that time the camera was very tight and the rule came to show and of course, it changes the whole dynamics but that was a process that now many years later has torn the institution apart and has paralyzed the institution mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the president pro tempore: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: four years ago washington democrats sold this country a bill of goods. country a bill of goods. >> four years ago washington and democrats sold this country a bill of goods like hea to pitch me and the promise obamacare would s create jobs and improve theri economy and lower t premiums and reduce health spending all at the low price of not causingit americans to lose insurance doctors or hospitals that they liked but today am

so he started attacking bob michael, the leader and john rhodes and everybody in his own party becausee said the only avenue to the majority is about confronitation. this was about tv being misused. he knew in fact the chamber was empty. the rule came to show that the chamber had people in it or was empty and that changes the whole dynamics. that was a process that many years later tore this inst institution apart. >> congressman miller, tonight on c-span at 8:00. >> partnering can do things we cannot do alone. let me give you on example of fighting poverty in new york. robinhood runs 90 programs and one is called single stop and it brings to bear a fee lawyer, social worker and other teams of people and anyone who comes in we sit down and figure out there problem. we compete the tax forms of 60,000 low-income low paid new yorkers. on their behalf we recover about $120 million almost entirely from the federal government. when you put $5,000 in tax refunds on the table of a low-paid new york family you will have added something like somewhere between half to a third of their income they

advisor benurity rhodes, and he would like to show that there was an uproar about this video created in america. so, it was really for the people back here. was one of the reasons that john boehner having ay decided on select committee, because a show the administration did not turn over documents when they were requested, and this document has been requested before by congress and not handed over until a legal action excavated. and finally, i think, the committee had to be very sensitive to the subtle and not-so-subtle threats that were made against people who wanted to come forward with the testimony. the real personal attacks and character excess nation -- assassination and personal consequence. why in theo tell us, state department and the cia, they were severely discouraged from bringing their testimony forward? this is a terrible miscarriage of justice. insult to injury. and it certainly deserves some restitution for what happened to them. but they made the assurance that they can speak freely, but then of course there is the retaliation that freedom mentioned. response of the time. be armed services committee and has not quite gotten to there is no such response.

>> rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse regularly speaks on the senate floor about climate change, calling for controls on carbon emissions. on wednesday he was joined by west virginia senator john mansion for a debate about climate change and the coal industry. this is a half hour. >> senator mansion and i come from different states in very different parts of the country. we're the ocean state, he's the mountain state. but we both came here today to say that climate change is real, that human activities, including the burning of fossil fuels, are causing dramatic changes to the earth's atmosphere and oceans, and to speak responsible solutions that will ensure reliable, sustainable energy for the united states and protect our local communities and economies from the worst effects of a change in climate. recognizing, as we must, that fossil fuels will be part of america's fuel mix for decades. the recent national climate assessment showed many effects of climate change already being seen across the united states. in my home state of rhode island, we have naragansett bay. more than three degrees warmer in the winter than it was 50 years ago. and measurements at the newport tide ga

contributor mark halperin and david rhode who with himself was kidnapped and held for seven months by the taliban in pakistan. good to have you with us. also with us are historian johneacham. obviously we're covering the story of bowe bergdahl. we'll start there and we have politics this morning. first, for some it was a wartime prisoner swap. it raises a lot of questions. to others it's even a violation of the u.s. law. but to the parents of bowe bergdahl, it is is chance to see their son for the first time in five years. he is in a military hospital this morning after being freed by the taliban over the weekend in exchange for five detainees. bergdahl has been held for nearly have a decade. the only american p.o.w. from the war in afghanistan. chief correspondent jim miklaszewski reports. >> reporter: less than 12 hours of bowe bergdahl departed bagram air base, chuck hagel thanked troops there for his safe return. >> this is a happy day, as you all know, for our country, for our armed forces because we got one of our own back. >> reporter: but just how bergdahl was freed has sparked a political fire storm. on "meet the press," secretary hagel defended the release

john kerry? a climate change thing? what's he doing right now? measuring co-2 levels? where is he? >> maybe he's wind surfing, who knows. >> maybe he's avoiding taxation on a yacht in rhode island. >> no, look. obviously i was kidding. i don't know what the united states' response is going to be. because as you said, you know, the -- we undertook this war. and the premise of getting out of the war was we were turning over security to a liberated country. and they are not up to it. and that -- i don't know who to blame for that. but it's -- >> do you think the left, you know, we shouldn't have -- shouldn't have gone in the first place? it doesn't matter if we lose it now? do you think that will be the narrative? >> well, i think, i don't know what narrative you're talking about, but i think the view of the administration is that the future of iraq is going to be settled by iraqis and not by the united states. and that was the original problem with the war that we were remaking in other countries. >> foreign policy hot spots. is it me or have there been a few? seems like every week -- >> yeah. quite a few. >> there's stuff hitting the fan, is there not? is there anyone mon