understand what the future of political advertising will look like, whatever the latest game is -- kandiding in popularity, but there's always something new. finding a way to get your message in front of people where they are paying attention is really important. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> this year, c-span touring cities across the country. exploring american history. next, a recent visit to omaha, nebraska. you're watching america history tv, all we can, every weekend on c-span3. ♪ >> we are in the command post of the strategic air command 10 mile south of omaha, nebraska. from this location, some for stories underground, the endless activities are precisely monitored and controlled every second of every day. the controllers who man this facility provides a link between the president through the joint chiefs of staff and the commander-in-chief of the strategic air command, and the link between the sac commander and the strongest and most ready military force ever conceived. >> here at the strategic airspace museum, our museum -- purpose is to commem

kandi christ. guest: -- candy crash. guest: advertising opportunities. mark: education.: focus on disrupting the status quo of what higher education looks like. let people get skills anyway. mark: republican opportunity to reach millenial with snapchat. guest: be authentic, be funny, show them that you're not the monster that the media or trays republicans that. mark: justice reform. guest: use this as an opportunity to show you understand we have not yet achieved racial equality and we need to do more we are allowing a quality to work better. mark: marriage equality. guest: to say the supreme court has ruled. that is the law. let's take a look at how we can be respectful and not have this become the political hot but it has always been. mark: a lot of conservatives care about foreign policy. is that an opportunity to reach millenials? guest: i think it is. i tried to shy away from strong pronouncements in the polls, because it can change in the blink of an eye. but the older millenial's, who are more hesitant about robust american engagement overseas they remember the i

think all my good times are covered but if something should come up you will be the first to know, kandit from the lieutenant. - come on. - hey, you don't like it get a cold, go home. i sure as hell wouldn't mind a long ride alone with that. (markham) cute. no. "cute" you take to the movies. "cute" meets your mom. that ass? demands. sabovi what? she's somebody's daughter. and if you can't be decent human males at least be funnier. right now you're just being what a cop-hating world expects. and look out for her especially you, sabovich. your buddy's a little harsh. ah, but you get to know him... he's worse. (sabovich) roger that. they're not so bad. well, markham's not. the polack could talk less and bathe more. fair point. you know lou's letting me do a ride-along? oh, yeah? down in watts. your old beat, right? yeah. that's a little far south for us. lotta action, i hear. that there is. what are we doing down there? they're light on patrol, so they're pulling from other divisions. not everybody an action fan i guess, huh? i am. well, that's something you'll outgrow. the guys seem nice.

into the future, understand what the future of political -- political advertising is looking like -- kandi crush may be fading in popularity but there is always something new popping up. find ways to get your message in front of people. >> sunday night at eight eastern and pacific on c-span's q and a. >> the congressional internet caucus advisory committee held a briefing on internet defamation lawsuits, known as slaps, and there impact on free speech. whether further legislation was necessary from the federal level. from capitol hill this is an hour. >> good afternoon, i am a congressional internet caucus advisory committee. we would like to welcome you to our briefing today. this event is hosted in conjunction with the congressional internet caucus and we would like to thank our cochairs and on the senate side. thank you for hosting with us. a little bit of housekeeping when we get started, the #for today is slapptalk. the twitter for an -- the twitter information for all the panelists are on your programs. we have a number of events coming up. we have an event on music streaming and we

kandi crush or the latest again. candy crush may be fading. there's always something popping up in finding a way to get your message in front of people. it is really important. >> sunday night on q&a. >> two attorneys who present -- were present both cases take part in a panel discussion hosted by the national constitution center. they are joined by michael goertzen. this event took place recently in philadelphia. it is just over an hour. >> welcome to the greatest assembly of defenders of freedom ever since thomas jefferson. we have peter getler, walter isaacson and anthony romero from the e.c.l.u. a big round of applause. [applause] >> the national constitution center is a convening space for the greatest thinkers on freedom and our constitutional liberties but it is impossible to imagine a more distinguished, engaged and exciting gruche today. i'm going to plunge right in. we have here on the side of the stage a very beautiful document. there are many exciting documents here at the national constitution center. i hope you were able to see t

whatever the latest game is -- kenny chris may be fading, but there's always something you can't -- kandi crash may be fading, but there's always something coming up. >> last month, the supreme court ruled 5-4 against the environmental protection agency citing increased utility costs for consumers. thursday, gina mccarthy testified about the agency regulatory agenda and answered questions about the status of subpoenaed documents and transparency issues. this is three hours. >> over the last year, the environmental protection agency has released some of the most expensive and expensive regulations in its history. these rules will cause of billions of dollars, burden american families, and diminish the competitiveness of american industry around the world. today's hearing will examine this unprecedented regulatory agenda in a manner that epa has used secret signs -- secret science and -- this plan is nothing more than a power grab to give the government more control over americans' daily lives. these relations stifle economic growth, destroy american jobs and destroy energy prices. that mea

kandi crush may be fading in popularity, but there is something new always popping up. finding ways to get your message in front of people were there paying attention. clicks sunday night at 8:00 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span2 q&a. >> next today's white house briefing with press secretary josh earnest this book about a range of issues including today's technical glitches felt by united airlines and new york stock exchange and the ongoing economic crisis in greece. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everybody. before we get started why don't i give you a quick update. this afternoon the this afternoon the president was briefed by his homeland security advisor and the white house chief of staff about the technical issues that are currently being experienced by the new york stock exchange. exchange. ms. monaco told the president that there is no indication that malicious actors are involved in these technology issues. she informed the president that the new york stock exchange officials the homeland security with the securities and exchange commission as wel