host: daryl kimball taking your calls and questions. republicans,, --,dependents , (202) 748-8000, (202) 748-8001 , (202) 748-8002. caller: the only people tha they keep their countries in line is thugh tynts. they te every country that is free and their whole goal is to keep their propaganda going and keep trying to infiltrate. i feel so sorry for our good leaders who have to decipher who are the communists in america who are trying to do the same thing and sabotage our country. with enough countries that we have to look at what they are doing. then, we have to look at our country and all around us. if you say the 45 goals of the communist party stated in the congress, we know what they are. you are aware, you can see lingo.aks the communist our colleges are full of are left and0% they promote communism. kimball,, was there anything that you want to pick up on? north korea is an authoritarian regime and they call it communism. lose sight of who we are dealing with, what is going on inside north korea, there are millions of people who a

host: daryl kimball taking your calls and questions.epublican, --,dependents , (202) 748-8000, (202) 8- , (202) 748-8002. caller: the only people that they keep their countries in line is through tyrants. they take every country that is free and their whole goal is to keep their propaganda going and keep trying to infiltrate. i feel so sorry for our good leaders who have to decipher who are the communists in america who are trying to do the same thing and sabotage our country. with enough countries that we have to look at what they are doing. then, we have to look at our country and all around us. if you say the 45 goals he communist party stated in the congress, we know what they are. if you are aware, you can see lingo.aks the communist our colleges are full of are left and0% they promote communism. kimball,, was there anything that you want to pick up on? north korea is an authoritarian regime and they call it communism. lose sight of who we are dealing with, what is going on inside north korea, there are millions of people who are s

on your right is the kimball, the great masterpiece by allowies cahn, home to the only michelangelo in the americas. is is the museum of modern art. it started is a -- started because amon carts early created a lot of the great artists of the west and when he dialed he said i am going to establish a free museum for all time and that western art was the beginning of it. and those artists really were about saving the idea of the west because by the time they came on the scene they knew that that breach moment when the cowboy and cowgirl really thrived was really already dying out as western expansion was moving on. one of the most unusual museums we have is the cowgirl museum and hall of fame. and this was built by some of the great ranch women of texas to pay tribute to that history. they have a hall of fame that includes everyone from dale evans to sandra day o'connor, who, of course, was the supreme court justice. grew up in arizona and was a great horse woman and ranch every so it's one of our most unusual and most popular exhibits. >> why the importance of understanding cowgirl cult

on northyl kimball korea's nuclear capabilities.re to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy event in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> good evening from washington where it is in :00 east coast time. tuesday morning in singapore. these are pictures of the island where the meeting will take place in singare. a historic meeting. only the third time that can on -- kim jong-un has traveled outside the country as the leader. president trump spent the day meeting with leaders in singapore. the white house issuing a statement on a beat out of a conversation that the president had with the south korean president. are on this historic and important meeting. towill give you the chance watch

the project called tunisia eighty eight is the brainchild of american pianist kimball gallagher. eighty eight refers to the number of keys on a piano. surface yet the music projects but really beneath that it's a it's a whole transformational possible people can kind of realize and grow into their own potential. both amateur and professional musicians accompany gallagher. like shabu a well known tunisian cellist he's looking forward to performing. for me the best part of these concerts is seeing the smiling faces of all the young listeners because we're up to scratch yours. to moxa is a small village at the edge of the sahara desert. malek is looking forward to the visit. of the seventeen year old is a real music lover but has few opportunities here in the region to pursue her interest. cred you know how. to have a very powerful it's really great that they go to the concert today because there's no money nothing like it available here for the kids you know conversions and the whole thing. malik and her friends head out to the school where preparations are underway for the concert

also daryle kimball of the arms control association on north korea's nuclear capability.e sure to watch c-span washington journal live on tuesday morning. join the discussion. ♪ music . >> this morning, the supreme court ruled 5-4 that ohio's process of identifying and removing inactive voters from its registration rules doesn't violate federal laws. the case husted va philip randolph institute challenged the state rule that removed voters from registration roles if they failed to respond to an address confirmation request and remained inactive for the following four years. next we'll bring you the oral argument which took place back in january. >> so your argument this morning in case 16980 husted versus the a philip randolph institute. mr. murphy. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, congress passed the nvra to serve competing goals. increasing the number of eligible registered voters but decreasing the number of in eligible ones. and this congressional compromise is evident in the statute's conflicting mandates. it both requires states to undertake general

antonio gracais, kimbal musk, elon's brother, and james murdoch, c.e.o. of 21st century fox.irectors are up for re-election as tesla's nine member board has staggered terms. the largest proxy advisory company went a step further to push a separate proposal to split the role of chairman and chief executive officer. then, there's steve, he's been on leave from tesla's board for over six months. an unusually long time for the director of a public company to be in limbo. he parted ways with his own venture capital firm in november after allegations of misconduct. so why all the pressure on the board? two words -- production delays. tesla has struggled to mass manufacture its model three. delays have strained the company's balance sheet and the stock has suffered as a result. i.s.s. is also concerned that antonio gracias' firm valued management corps provided services to tesla which it was reimbursed up to $30,000, a potential conflict of interest. tesla's board has long john flack for being comprised of some of tesla's closest confidence. their mission requires aboard willing to

the public satisfaction su sgood res we had ts t pat talked about last time, which was the raymond kimball playground, and good response, and we're now in the process of contract negotiation to get underway. if it all goes smoothly, i anticipate wrapping up the contract in the mechanics month or so and -- next month or so and anticipate being able to be in the field in the late summer or fall. again when we meet with kristin, we can meet with her and get any final details before wealizinthe contract. >> so let me just add, based on completion we would see the report sometime in the fall? >> right aro the end of the calendar year. >> thank you. comments? >> pardon me. i had two comments i wanted to make. one, i think i heard recently there was an up tick in the bond rating for the city and county of san francisco maybe to its highest ever in the history of the city, and i think if that's true, you can confirm, but i think that's a -- a thing to be very happy about because it can lower our interest costs. >> that's correct, and thank you. so moody's upgraded the city to a triple a rati whis

on northyl kimball korea's nuclear capabilities. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy event in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> good evening from washington where it is in :00 east coast time. tuesday morning in singapore. these are pictures of the island where the meeting will take place in singare. a historic meeting. only the third time that can on -- kim jong-un has traveled outside the country as the leader. president trump spent the day meeting with leaders in singapore. the white house issuing a statement on a beat out of a conversation that the president had with the south korean president. are on this historic and important meeting. towill give you the chance

it's here on my desk today in the kimball wood case which you have been in and out of at times. this ruling basically says the vast majority of every that he to use your verb hoarded, will be in the feds' hands. does that mean to some degree he's less of a key witness because all he would do is crab rate what they are already going to have? >> a couple of thing. i read that ruling and looked at the mountain of evidence seized in the raids. 99.5% of this information is not going to be privileged. it's going to significantly tighten the noose on michael cohen, make it very, very difficult, i think, ari, for him to escape whatever charges he is ultimately facing in connection with that proceeding and init's going to make it that much more likely that he is going to be forced to flip on the president in an evident to save himself and save his family. none of this bodes well for the president. i have been saying this for a long time. this was the president's right hand guy for the better part of 12 years that dealt with, you know all of the thing that i guess nobody else wanted to de

thank you very much, shawn king of park strategies and daryl kimball of the arms control association. it is a: 30 in singapore. we are half an hour away from the opg trading, the day after the historic singapo summit. i am yvonne man in singapore. ramy: and i am ramy innocencio in new york. u are watching "daybreak asia ." let us get the first word news with jessica numbers. rolling back most of the output cuts within three months, this plan would see reducers share increased by 1.8 million barrels a day next month. russia and saudi arabia have already suggested boosting of puts, good hurt demand. bitcoin tumble to its lowest in february -- since february as a meltdown accelerates. it has renewed concern about the long-term viability as an alternative to traditional cash. the price fell below $6,500 wringing their drop to more than 50%. . cryptocurrencies are struggling from hacks and thefts, manipu and money laundering. the man who invented breaks says the g7 is useless as it does not include china and india. he coined the term in 2001, referring to the fastest-growing international

on the right is the great kimball, called the best small museum in the america, home to the only michelangelo in america. amy cartert collected a lot of rimingtons and russell. the great are-to-the west, and he -- when he died he said i'm going establish a free museum for all time, and then that western art was the beginning of it. those artists really were about saving the idea of the west because by the time they came on the scene they knew that brief moment when the cowboy and cowgirl was dying out as the western expansion was happening. ing this this cowgirl museum and hall of fame and this was built by some of the great ranch women of texas to pay tribute to the history. and they have a hall of fame that includes everyone from dale evans, to sandra deo -- sandra sandra day o'connor. >> why the importance of understanding cowgirl history. >> if you know the story of the west, you know it was very diverse place, not only in terms of men and women, not just the cowboy but very diverse and a lot overreact is in advertise that caming to to -- if we don't tell the story it would we easy to get