[applause] judge cordell: and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. this has been co-presented by the nation magazine. the conscience of our country for 150 years and counting. now this meeting is adjourned. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on the next washington journal, a look at how campaign 2016 has different from past campaigns. glastris.is paul and then, craig shirley. at 7:00on journal, live a.m. every morning. you can join the conversation with comments and calls. >> sunday night on c-span, the bbc reviews year in parliament, looking back at issues including the u.k. future membership. combating isis in syria. the election of a new labour party leader. >> this holiday weekend, american history tv on c-span three has three days of feature programming. toinning friday evening, mark the one 25th anniversary of the birth of president eisenhower. his daughters -- granddaugh

please welcome katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] we are going to start our conversation with a a conversation with a question i'm going to throw out to all of you. in a 2014 survey come any quality was america's top choice for greatest threats to the world. all of the presidential candidates democrat and republican are talking about inequality. i will give you a quote. the rich have gotten richer come income inequality has gotten worse and there are more people in poverty than ever before. those were the words of mitt romney. so, panelists, are we finally at the tipping point, are americans left and right, rich and poor, are we all now in agreement that our economic and political systems are rigged and they have to change? is all of the anger about inequality now the great unifier or are we now all about to take? >> no. [laughter] should i explain? laughter go >> i think the good news is that inequality is something people are talking about. i think that the years of seeing any quality lighting and the median wage, the po

[applause] and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher for the nation. [applause] we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. tonight's program has been co- presented by the nation magazine, the conscience of our country for 150 years and counting. i am judged ladoris hazzard cordell coming and now this meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know is adjourned. ♪ >>> hillary clinton in new hampshire today making a couple of stops in portsmouth and berlin. her campaign said she will lay out plans to get the economy working for every one not just those at the top. live coverage is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span. we just heard about the c-span year-end review program. right now the bbc parliament westminster review takes a looke back at the major events in british parliament since september. ♪autumn tm in p hello and welcome to the review of the term of parliament.s a this season gave a new controversial leader of theway opposition who had his own way of tackling the prime minis

[applause] and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. this has been co-presented by the nation magazine. the conscious of our country for 150 years and counting. is adjourned.ng ♪ announcer: next, from the republican jewish coalition, speeches by presidential candidates. kasich, andam, john carly fiorina. on the next "washington journal," lauren french examines the role of speaker paul ryan in the upcoming election and this week's agenda for congress. the fry, former director of home and security the soap waiver program talks about that program and potential security risks. and bill gage discusses his work as security consultant to's -- who specializes in helping activeces prepare for shooter incidents. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. quotengton journal those live -- "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> i always thought there was more to the story of lady bird. , i think, the first modern first lady.

[applause] judge cordell: our final panelist, katrina vanden heuvel, ofthe publisher and editor "the nation." she is a frequent commentator on tv and radio and the author of numerous books. her blog appears at thenation.com. heuvel.elcome katrina [applause] judge cordell: we are going to start our conversation with a question i am going to throw out for all of you. a 2014 survey, inequality was the top choice for greatest threat to the world. all of the presidential candidates are talking about inequality. i give you a quote here, the rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse, and there are more people in poverty than ever before. those words are the words of mitt romney. [laughter] judge cordell: so panelists, are we finally at the tipping point? are americans left and right, rich and poor, all in agreement that our economic and political systems are rigged and have to change? has all of the anger about become a great unifier, or are we about to tip? [laughter] judge cordell: step in. no. [laughter] [applause] explain?ld i [laughter] -- >> after years of seeing ineq

[applause] judge cordell: and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. this has been co-presented by the nation magazine. the conscience of our country for 150 years and counting. now this meeting is adjourned. ♪ >> on the next "washington journal," a look at how campaign 2016 has differed from past presidential campaigns in terms of media coverage and rhetoric. our guest is paul glastris. continuesthis week with craig shirley, author of "last act," the final years and emerging legacy of ronald reagan. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern, and you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> sunday night on c-span, the bbc reviews the year in parliament, looking back at issues in the european union, combating isis, and the election of the new labour party leader, jeremy corbyn. politics: sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> sunday night on "q&a," the stepson of the late washington merry-go-round columnis

[applause] and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. this has been co-presented by the nation magazine. the conscious of our country for 150 years and counting. is adjourned.ng ♪ next, donald trump holds a campaign rally in manassas, virginia. then another chance to see a discussion on inequality in america. after that, republican presidential candidates beget a forum hosted by the republican jewish coalition. on the next "washington french examines the role of speaker paul ryan in the upcoming elections and his agenda for congress. mark frye, former director of the visa waiver program, talks about that program and whether it poses national security risks. and former secret service agent bill gauge discusses his work as a security consultant who specializes in helping workplaces prepare for active shooter incidents. we will take your calls and you can enjoy the conversation on facebook and twitter. journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. she was such an authentic

[applause] judge cordell: our final panelist, katrina vanden heuvel, is the publisher and editor of "the nation." she is a frequent commentator on tv and radio and the author of numerous books. her blog appears at thenation.com. please welcome katrina heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we are going to start our conversation with a question i am going to throw out for all of you. in a 2014 survey, inequality was the top choice for greatest threat to the world. all of the presidential candidates are talking about inequality. i give you a quote here, the rich have gotten richer, income inequality has gotten worse, and there are more people in poverty than ever before. those words are the words of mitt romney. [laughter] judge cordell: so panelists, are we finally at the tipping point? are americans left and right, rich and poor, all in agreement that our economic and political systems are rigged and have to change? has all of the anger about inequality become a great unifier, or are we about to tip? [laughter] sec. reich: no. [laughter] [applause] sec. reich: should i explain? [laughter]

[applause] judge cordell: and thank you to katrina vanden heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we also thank everyone in attendance tonight. this has been co-presented by the nation magazine. the conscious of our country for 150 years and counting. now this meeting is adjourned. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ what you want, baby i got it ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, laura logan, sebastian, and other journalists who risk their lives covering events in the middle east. , wednesdayht at 8:00 night, notable public figures who died in 2015. thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, a look back at the hearing conference. on new year's day, fidonet 8:00, law enforcement officials, activist, and journalists examined the prison system and its impact on minority communities. on book tv tonight at 8:30 eastern. supporters, activists, and a former white house press secretary. tuesday night at 8:00 featur