saturday night, joseph stiglitz looks at the contributions to inequality and growth slowdown dominating sectors of the economy. >> trade agreements were dictated by the u.s.. the u.s. wasasn't orokered by south africa some other developing country. the problem was what the u.s. wanted. tradeenda was a corporate agenda. on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. her latest book is the moment a lift. >> she said, the truth is, i have no hope. no hope for feeding this son or this one when i am finished breast-feeding. all she knew was i was a western woman in a pair of khaki pants. she said, will you take them home with you? that is their only hope. eastern, mike lee offers his thought on the overreach of government in colonial times and today. in his latest book, he is interviewed by a georgetown law professor. >> when you have a segment of people who will stand in power for decades, never standing accountable, that is a problem. that is a deep state. that is a form of tyranny. c-span two.on , the vice mark warner chair of the in

joseph stiglitz we should shut down the crypto currency just as stiglitz a nobel prize winning economist says cryptocurrency should be shut down. the worry is that they enable illicit activity by making money transactions less transparent which of course is like an argument from 2010 or 11 he's like stuck in the past you know it's amazing joe stiglitz is misinformed about this there is absolutely no argument being made and certainly his arguments are the least interesting and least you know noteworthy arguments to be made obviously when you compare illicit activity nothing compares to the u.s. dollar nothing compares to money nothing compares the u.s. and foreign banks or just b.c. and other as we've talked about on the show many times they are the ground 0 for illicit activity if you actually add it all up the amount of illicit activity that flows through big going to something like one and a half percent globally which is a pretty good track record in light of the continued abuse of the economy and of our morals in our fabric of society by the likes of j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. center and t

saturday night at 9:00 eastern, economist joseph stiglitz looks at the contributions to inequality andade by big companies dominated large sectors of the economy. >> the problem wasn't that a u.s. was snookered by south africa or by some other developing countries. the problem was what the united states wanted the the american trade agenda was a corporate trade agenda. it was advancing the interests of american corporations at the expense of american workers. >>> on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. hi latest moment is "the moment of live." >> she looked me in the eyes and said the truth is i have no hope. no hope for feeding this son or this one when i'm finished breast feeding, nor educating them. all she knew is i was a western woman there in a pair of khaki pants and a t-shirt. she said, would you take them home with you? that is their only hope. >>> then at 9:00 eastern on "afterwards" senator mike lee offers his thoughts on the overreach of government in colon wall times and today. any his latest book he's interview

saturday night at 9:00 eastern -- economist joseph stiglitz, author of "people, power and profits." a look at inequality and growth slowdown from big companies. >> the trade agreements were dictated by the united states, largely, and the problem wasn't at the u.s. was snookered by south africa or by some other developing country. the problem was what the united states wanted, and the american trade agenda was a corporate trade agenda. so it was in the interest of american corporations at the expense of american workers. >> and on sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern "melinda gates talks about her life with women around the world. >> she looked me in the eyes and said, the truth is i have no hope. no hope for feeding this is on or this one when i'm finished breast-feeding, nor educating them. all she knew was i was a western woman in a pair of cocky pants. she said, would you take them home with you? that's their only hope. >> then at 9:00 eastern on "afterwards," utah republican senator mike lee offers his thoughts on the overreach of government in colonial times and today. in his latest boo

saturday night at nine eastern, economist joseph stiglitz author of people power and profit looks at the contributions to any quality and growth slowdown made by big companies dominating large sectors of the economy. >> the trade agreements were dictated by the united states. largely. and the problem was not that the us was snookered by south africa or by some other developing country. the problem was, what the united states wanted. and the american trade agenda was a corporate trade agenda. it was the advancing the interests of american corporations at the expense of american workers. >> on sunday at 7 pm eastern, melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. her latest book is the moment of lift. >> she looked me in the eyes and said, the truth is, i have no hope. no hope for feeding the sun or this one when i am finished breast-feeding or educating them. >> and all she knew was i was a western woman in a pair of khaki pants and a t-shirt and she said would you take them home with you? that is their only hope. >> at nine eastern on afterwards , utah republi

saturday night at nine eastern, economist joseph stiglitz author of people, power and profit looks at the contributions to inequality and growth slowdown made by big companies dominating large sectors of the economy . >> the trade agreements were dictated by the united states, largely. the problem wasn't that the u.s. was snookered by south africa or by some other developing country. the problem was with the united dates wanted and the americas agenda was a corporate trade agenda. it was advancing the interests of american corporations at the expense of american workers . >> sunday at 7 pm eastern, linda gates discusses her work with women around the world, her latest book is the moment with left . >> she looked me in the eyes and said the truth is, i have no hope no hope, for feeding this son know this one when i finished breast-feeding nor educating them. all she knew was i was a western woman and a pair of khaki pants and a t-shirt and she said, would you take them home with you, that is the only hope. >>reporter: at nine eastern on afterwards, utah republican senator mike lee offe

tonight at 9:00 eastern, economist joseph stiglitz looks at the contributions to an economy and growthown made dominatingnomies sectors of the economy. joseph: so trade agreements are dictated by the united states largely, and the problem was not was snickered by south africa or other countries, the problem was what the united states wanted, and the american trade agenda was the corporate trade agenda. it was at the expense of american workers. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. melinda: she looked me in the eyes, and she said "the truth hope fore no hope, no soning this son or this when i am finished breast-feeding, nor educating them." all she knew is i was a woman with -- a western woman with khaki pants, and she said "would you take them with you." that is their only hope. and the overreach of government in colonial times and today and his latest book "a lost declaration." georgetownviewed by law professor rosencrantz. >> when you have got a specific segment of government insisting that people who remain in power for decades

saturday night at 9:00 eastern, economist joseph stiglitz, author of people, power and profits, look at the contribution of inequality and growth slowdown made by big companies dominating large sectors of the economy. >> the trade agreements were dictated by the united states. largely. and, the problem wasn't that u.s. was snookered by south africa, or by some other developing country. the problem was, what the united states wanted. and the american trade agenda was a corporate trade agenda. it was advancing the interest of american corporations at the expense of american workers. >> on sunday at 7 pm eastern, melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world. her latest book is the moment of. >> she looked me in the eyes and she said, the truth is, i have no hope. no hope. for feeding this sun or this one when i am finished breast- feeding. nor educating them. all she knew was i was a western woman there in a pair of khaki pants and and a teacher. and she said, would you take them home with you? that is their only hope. >> and then at 9:00 eastern on afterwards,

eastern, economist joseph stiglitz, author of people, power and profits looks at contributions to inequality and slowdown made by big companies dominating large sectors of the economy . >> the trade agreements were dictated by the united states, largely. the problem wasn't that the u.s. was snickered by south africa or by some other developing country of the problem was what the united states wanted and the agenda was a corporate trade agenda, it was advancing interest in american corporations at the expense of american workers . >> on sunday and melinda gates discusses her life and work with women around the world, latest book is the moment of lift . >> she looked me in the eye and said the truth is i have no hope. no hope for feeding this son or this one when i'm finished breast-feeding nor educating them. all she knew was i was a western woman there and a pair of khaki pants and a t-shirt and she said would you take them home with you? that is their only hope . >>> at 9 p.m. eastern on afterwards, utah republican senator mike lee offers his thoughts on the overreach of government in colon