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. ♪ ♪ >> keith richburg has been the printer knows his entire life.ginally from detroit, michigan, worked for the washington post for 30 years. his assignments included four years in southeast asia, africa for three years, and five years in hong kong. his time is new york city church -- pure chief. -- bureau chief. he was also in paris, and later as a china correspondence. he had his time in afghanistan and iraq. keith richburg is currently the director of the university of hong kong journalism and media studies center. we asked him to talk about his work. >> on this week's episode. you can look -- listen to book notes plus on our new c-span now app. >> you can be a part of the national conversation by participating in studentcam competition. middle and high school students, create a five to six net documentary that answers the question, how does the federal government affect your life? it must have supporting and opposing views. use c-span video clips that are easy to find at c-span.org. studentcam competition awards $1000 and you have a chance at $5

. >> keith richburg has been a print journalist almost his entire adult life. originally from detroit, michigan, he worked for "the washington post" for 30 years. his assignments included four years in southeast asia from 1986 to 1990. africa for three years. then five years in hong kong. a time as new york city bureau chief from 2007 to 2010. richburg also is based for "the washington post" in paris. later as china correspondent. in addition, he had his time in afghanistan and iraq. keith richburg is currently the director of the university of hong kong journalism and media studies center. we asked him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg, on this week's episode of book notes plus. you can listen to book notes plus and all of our podcasts on our new c-span now app. >> a senate commerce science and transportation subcommittee heard testimony from francis haugen a facebook whistle-blower about her experience at the social media company and how best to protect children online with privacy regulations. this hearing is about three

we asked him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg, on this week's episode of book notes plus. you can listen to book notes plus and all of our podcasts on our new c-span now app. >> a senate commerce science and transportation subcommittee heard testimony from francis haugen a facebook whistle-blower about her experience at the social media company and how best to protect children online with privacy regulations. this hearing is about three hours. >>> the meeting and hearing of the subcommittee on consumer protection of the commerce committee will come to order. i'm very pleased to welcome my colleagues and i want to thank ranking member senator blackburn for her cooperation and collaboration. we've been working very closely and the ranking member who is here, senator wicker, as well as our chairwoman maria cantwell, senator cantwell i'm sure will be here shortly. most important, i'd like to thank our witness frances haugen for being here and the two counsel who are representing her today. and i want to give you my heart felt gratitude for your courage and strength in coming f

keith richburg was also based for the "washington post" in paris, later as china correspondent.on, he had his time in afghanistan and iraq. keith richburg is currently the director of the university of hong kong journalism and media studies and center. we asked him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg on this week's episode of "book notes plus." you can listen to it and all of our podcasts on c-span now app. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is kristin rowe-finkbeiner, director of the group momsrising. she is also a member of what is called the care can't wait coalition. here this morning to talk about their efforts to convince the house and senate to pass the president's build back better agenda, the social infrastructure package, kristin, good morning, and welcome to "washington journal." guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: tell us about the group that you head, the momsrising coalition, what you are focused on, and what is euro. guest: momsrising is a group of over one million people, looking to increase economic prosperity, decreased di

we asked him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg on this week's episode.ou can listen to book notes plus and all of our podcasts on the c-span now app. . ♪ >> the senate finance committee held a confirmation hearing for chris magnus to use customs and border protection. he is the police chief of tucson, arizona. prior to that, he served as head of police in fargo, north dakota and richmond, california. several senators questioned him on the situation on the southern border including the treatment of migrants and immigration enforcement measures. this is just under 2.5 hours. chief magnus: chief magnus started out in lansing, michigan with a career in public safety taking him east, west, north, and south. he would lead an agency with tens of thousands of employees, border patrol responsible for over 300 points of entry into the country, and to enforce immigration laws. the committee has a special interest in ensuring customs and border patrol's mission does not get short drifted. they'd gracefully and working to stay ahead of trade sheets, it is absolutely

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we asked him to talk about his work. >> keith richburg on