state secretary of madeleine albright speaks with beshlocshmichael about harry truman's commitment to public service. life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college, should have school, deeplye wanted to but could do it economicf his family's circumstances. if there was one thing he felt strongly was if he became president, he wanted to help others. for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. watchc-span.org, you can our public affairs and political programming any time at your convenience on your desktop, laptop or mobile advice. go to c-span.org and click on bar.ideo library search you can type in the name of a speaker, sponsor of a bill or event topic. review the list of search results and click on the program you'd like to watch or refine your search with many search tools. if you're looking for the most current programs and don't want to search the video library, many current programs ready for immediate viewing. is a public service of your cable or satellite provider. c-span.org. at >> each week american history america brings you films that provide context

then madeleine albright speaks with michael about harry truman's commitment to public service. >> this is someone who should have gone to college, graduate school. deeply wanted to. could not do it because of his family's economic circumstances. one thing i think he felt strongly was when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> american history tv is marking the centennial of the national park service. they asked members of congress about which national park service sites in their states and the most significance for them. bill pascrell: this has a special significance. i have lived all my life in paterson, new jersey. it is part of my congressional district. i do not live too far from the falls. so i have a lot of great fond memories. this is where alexander hamilton brought george washington to develop the first industrial city in the united states, with the technology that was brought from europe. so this site, this national site, which has been named

gentlemen, the harryent of the s truman scholarship foundation, former secretary of state, madeleine albright. [applause] ms. albright: thank you. good afternoon and welcome. i am truly delighted to be here with all of you in to celebrate public service and the legacy of harry truman. as someone who believes passionately in the importance of america's global leadership, i have a natural love and affinity for harry truman. but my affection for him is rooted in something more basic. he was my first american president. my family and i arrived in america november 11, 1948. a week after he narrowly beat his opponent in 1948. that was some time ago. in fact, i tell my students now that i went to college about halfway between the invention of the ipad in the discovery of fire. [laughter] ms. albright: so, it was much later when i became secretary of state and the question arose as to where to hold a particular ceremony. the event was to mark naito's 's decision too include:. i cannot think of a more appropriate place than the truman presidential library in independence, missouri, a place devoted to

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stateormer secretary of madeleine albright speaks about harry truman's commitment to public service asident. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college, should have to graduate school. deeply wanted to. couldn't do it mainly because of his family's economic circumstances. and if there's one thing i think he felt strongly, it was that when he became president, he to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for our complete american totory tv schedule, go c-span.org. for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we need serious leadership. a reality tv show. this is as real as it gets. >> we will make america great again! ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span, the c-span radio app and c-span.org. monday, september 26, is the presidential debate live hofstra university in hempstead, new york. candidatesesidential debate at longwood university in virginia. october 9, washington university st. louis hosts the second presidential debate l

president harry truman's leadership and how he interacted with three international politicians and madeleine albrightpeaks with a historian about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to a great college, should have gone to graduate school, deeply wanted to. couldn't do it mainly because of his family's economic circumstances and if there is one thing i think he felt strongly it was that when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. for a of american history go, to c-span.org. >> american history tv is marking the centennial of the national park service. we asked members of congress about which parks in their states have the most significance for them. senator wyden: oregon has so many special places, for example haystack rock on the oregon coast where my wife and i were married, and it is a treasure to s. i think from the standpoint of parks, i mentioned crater lake national park. this is a real treasure and enjoyed by people no

secretary of state colin powell advised her to use a private e-mail while at a dinner party at madeleine albright's home. a spokesman for powell says general powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation. he did write former secretary clinton an e-mail memo describing his use of his personal aol e-mail account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improved communications within the state department. at the time there was no equivalent system within the department. clinton can request a delay, and if granted, she could push off having to answer these written questions until after election day. we shall see. >> a story that just won't quit. >>> does this judicial watch ruling represent a chance for an october surprise? as we understand it right now, hillary clinton is up in nantucket after a tough day in martha's vineyard. live pictures right now as she gets off, that looks like gulf stream. not a bad way to travel to martha's vineyard. i can't imagine she is all that worried about the judicial watch rule? >> no it saves her the embarrassment of having to break from the campaign trail,

gentlemen, the harryent of the s truman scholarship foundation, former secretary of state, madeleine albright. [applause] ms. albright: thank you. good afternoon and welcome. i am truly delighted to be here with all of you in to celebrate public service and the legacy of harry truman. as someone who believes passionately in the importance of america's global leadership, i have a natural love and affinity for harry truman. but

shortly after clinton got the job, at a small dinner for former secretaries of state, hosted by madeleine albright. but tonight, powell tells "people" magazine, quote, her people have been trying to pin it on me. the truth is, she was using the private e-mail server for a year before i sent her a memo, telling her what i did. powell used personal e-mail himself as secretary of state. his comments come amid word the fbi has discovered nearly 15,000 be released before the election. also today, new questions about the ties between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation. >> there is absolutely no connection between anything that i did as secretary of state and the clinton foundation. >> reporter: but new e-mails released today suggest big mundo nor money donors to the foundation got expedited actress. huma about dean to set up a meaning with a major donor. the crown prince of bahrain, calling him, quote, a good friend of ours. about dean scheduled the meeting. the clinton foundation recently announced they will no longer accept money from foreign governments or corporations, if hillar

(laughing) - do you believe what madeleine albright said, somewhat controversially a few months ago, that there's a special place in hell for women who don't support other women? - no. - so you accept that some women may just choose to make a different choice. - absolutely. no question. that's the whole point of feminism. that we're entitled to full equality, and that full equality also means the ability to make our own choices for ourselves that we believe are right. - right. - in this particular race, as we get through the democratic primary, it's my hope that we will come together and coalesce around the candidate that we believe is going to fight for our values. i feel that, while not all of bernie sanders's supporters will join that rank, most of them will. i was a hillary supporter back in 2008, and i close ranks around barack obama, and i have been so proud to support him, so i feel like we're gonna see the same thing happening. - and then you get into the fall, and you are, as they say, never trump. - i am never trump. - [evan] right. is there a way-- is there a way-- (laught

long story short, i was a state department contractor to the iraqi national congress, hired by madeleine albright in 1999 and i thought it would be an easy assignment. i go back and forth. the iraqis were in exile in london writing press releases talking about saddam's crimes and then 9/11 happened and george bush happened and the i in c went into baghdad and i felt that was my place, they need to go and set up there operations. one of the most fun and ridiculous chapters of my book, just when you think we are going to stay on the african continent my convoy in baghdad from kuwait city, it is pretty harrowing and at one point our vehicle is stoned, those who recall iraqi history, it was where private first class jessica lynch was kidnapped and raped. at that time i was completely second guessing my life and i was holding a card from my son, andrew, and it said mom, i love you, because you take such good care of me. i am thinking i am not going to be able to do that anymore. i went there because i felt it was my obligation to help the inc set up an operation and despite all the craziness, once i g

gentlemen, the president of the harry s truman scholarship foundation, former secretary of state, madeleine albright. [applause] ms. albright: thank you. good afternoon and welcome. i am truly delighted to be here with all of you in to celebrate public service and the legacy of

i was hired by madeleine albright in 1999. i thought it was an easy assignment, i would go back and forth in the iraqi's were in exile and waiting press releases talking about saddam and then 9/11 happened and george bush happened and then the imc when into baghdad and i felt that was my place. they need to go with set up their communications operations. one of the most fun and ridiculous chapters of my book, just when you think we are going to stay on afghan continent is kuwait city. it's pretty harrowing and at one point our vehicle is stoned. those of you who recall iraqi history, it was where private first class jessica lynch was kidnapped and she was raped and at that time to president bonda's point i was completely second-guessing my life and i was holding a card from my son andrew and it said mom, i love you because you take such good care of me. i'm thinking, i'm not going to be able to do that anymore but i went there because i felt it was my application to help the ie and see set up the communication operation and de

chance for today, tomorrow and saturday an than madeleine albright going up a little bit sunday with our next front coming through. here is futurecast heat index at noon. we are not under a heat advisory. it will still feel pretty hot. we have our temperatures feeling up to near 100 this afternoon. compared to yesterday where it places. we are making some progress but not huge progress. we are watching our tropical storm out here. this is fiona. fiona is likely to be a tropical storm into early next week. a 4% chance -- a 40% chance of rain today and tomorrow. that continues saturday and sunday. we temperatures on the weekend. the morning lows get to 64 on tuesday morning. 60 on wednesday morning. and we'll really feel that t will be fantastic. brian is here with a look at what is happening on the roads. -- it will be fantastic. >> we had a little accident on it cleared up pretty quickly. let's show you how things are shaping up on the snow isors. again, that earlier backup we had been tracking is now clearing. -- shaping up on the sensors. you saw the little bit of a backup on the n

then madeleine albright speaks with historian -- with a historian about his commitment to public service. >> this is someone who should have gone to college, graduate school, wanted to. hisouldn't do it because of family's economic circumstances. one thing he felt strongly of was when he became president, he wanted to help others. one ways was to strengthen the community college system. >> for the american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. tv,ext on american history talking about the book the first congress, how james madison, george washington, and a group of extraordinary men invented the government. he reads passages and discusses the men who developed the u.s. congress and the presidency in the early days of the republic from 1789 to 1791. this was one hour and 20 minutes. 1789.s is new york in we are standing approximately in front of federal hall looking to the east river of new york. even then, the buildings are four stories to five stories high, it had some of the vessel and teaming qualities for the last 200 years. federal hall, even though the image i will show looks very a

shortly after clinton got the job at small dinner for former secretaries of state hosted by madeleine albright but tonight powell tells people magazine quote her people have been trying to pin it on me. truth is she was using the private e-mail server for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did. powell used personal e-mail himself as secretary of state. his comments come amid word the fbi has discovered nearly 1 15,000 new clinton e-mails which could be released before the election. also today new questions about the ties between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation. >> there is absolutely no connection between anything that i did as secretary of state and the clinton foundation. >>reporter: but new e-mails released today suggest big money donor to the foundation got expedited access to the secretary of state. in this e-mail foundation aide asks top hillary clinton aide to set autopsy meeting with the major donor. crown prince of bahrain calling him a good friend of ours. l she scheduled the meeting. clinton foundation recently announced they will no longer ac

so madeleine albright has condoleezza rice, i think kissinger, colin powell and hillary clinton all overo her house. she says all right, darlings, what is the one piece of advice you would bestow on the incoming secretary of state hillary clinton. colin paul with all the places he has been and conflicts he has been party to, he says get your own private email account, that's the first thing you do. do you believe that? >> i can't believe that. he should pick someone who's a little less beloved. we had that whole weapons of mass destruction thing with colin. i thin think that's forgiven. she should have picked cheney or rumsfeld. kennedy: a secretary as well. a few months ago or year ago would have thought the emails coming out would have been, oh, oh. now they are not going to do anything. kennedy: what if there i a smoking gun? >> still the press don't do anything about it. apparently she is close to death's door and they don't talk about it. more people are dying around her than william wallace in "brave heart." i'm grandma. i have never seen one picture of her holding it. >> that's th

colin powell and madeleine albright and secretary rice would somehow scheme to keep the american public from being able to see what because going on is impossible. charles: warren threw one out. a fort of skullduggery, you will have a hard time beating that one tonight. >> she makes a great point. but understand something about the clinton team. they will try to run out the clock. they have don't with two device, then she had multiple devices. understand the clinton team will try to run this clock out. it's up to the trump team to make the case. this is not about his personality. but a question about hillary clinton and whether she has the integrity to be the next commander-in-chief. charles: we have the clinton foundation, bill might step aside. even that is getting murky and odd. why couldn't they be smart enough to step away from this stuff. maybe it was used as a platform to make money. but they seem so reluctant to hold on to it, mare maybe they are not sure about november. >> on the trump side he has issues as well with manafort being paid by russia. charles: manafort is not the c

madeleine albright visited pyongyang in december 2000. south korean president came to washington in march 2001, to put the final seal on the deal with north korea which was on the verge of renouncing nuclear weapons and signing a peace treaty, bush rejected the idea. this was not something that bubbled up from anyone in the white house. the north koreans were evil he believed which must be replaced, this was bush's personal decision. the attacks of 9/11 were a surprise, but really enforced bush's view of good versus evil. in many respects the attacks of 9/11 were a defining moment in american history. by conflating the attacks with saddam hussein bush led the united states into a $3 trillion war in iraq, promulgated doctrine of preventive war, alienated most american allies, weakened its alliances and inspire young muslims throughout the world to join the jihad. domestically the hysteria released -- unleashed by the bush administration undermined civil liberty, eroded the rule of law and tarnished the respect of traditional american value

then-former secretary of state madeleine albright speaks with a historian about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college. should have gone to graduate school. deeply wanted to. couldn't do it mainly because of his family's economic circumstances. if there's one thing i think he felt strongly was that when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for our complete american history tv schedule dpr, go to c-span.org. >>> each week during the 2016 election, "road to the white house rewind" brings archival coverage of presidential races. up next from the 2000 presidential race, vice president glal gore and george bush have the third and final debate in the campaign with candidates taking questions from undecided voters on domestic issues and foreign policy. this debate is just over 90 minutes. >> good evening from the field house at washington university in st. louis, i'm jim lara of "the news ho

madeleine albright visited in december 2000. the president came in 2001 to put the final seal on the deal with north korea. north korea was on the verge of renouncing nuclear weapons and signing a peace treaty with the south. bush rejected the idea. this wasn't something that bubbled up from one of the white house staff. the north koreans were evil he believed in the government must be replaced. this was bush's personal decision. the attacks of 911 were surprised but merely reinforce his view of good versus evil. in many respects the attacks of 911 have been a defining moment in american history. bush led the united states into a 3 trillion-dollar war in iraq and had the doctor or in of unavoidable war and weakened our alliances and aspired young muslims around the world to join the jihad. domestically it was an leased by the administration and undermines liberty and tarnish the respect of traditional american values of tolerance and moderation. on september 12 he assumed total responsibility and total authority as the nation's

which she says former secretary of state colin powell told her during a party at madeleine albright'se a private email account at the state department forced a spokesman for powell to respond today. general powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation. did he write former secretary clinton an email memo describing his use of his personal aol email account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improves communications within the state department. powell went on to say at the time there was not an unclassified email system in the state department. that had changed by the time clinton was secretary of state. all of this coming one day after the clinton foundation announced that if secretary clinton is elected president, bill clinton will no longer give paid speeches and the foundation will stop accepting donations from foreign governments and corporations. tonight in an unexpected move, federal judge imette sullivan ruled lawyers from journal watch can question hillary clinton under oath about her private email server and that clinton must answer written questions from the

told investigators that former secretary of state colon powell told her during a party at madeleine albright's house to use a private e-mail account at the state department forced a spokesman for powell to respond today. quote, general powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation. he did write former secretary clinton and e-mail memo describing his use of his personal aol e-mail account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improved communications within the state department. powell went on to say at the time there was not an unclassified e-mail vm system i the state department. there was by the time secretary of f f f f f f f f f f f f stat. it announced that if clinton is elected president, bill clinton will step down from the foundation and no longer give paid speeches. the foundation will also stop accepting donations from foreign governments and corporations. in an effort not to be distracted by e-mail and foundation questions, the clinton campaign pressed forward today criticizing donald trump for his expression of regret for insulting people. >> you say the wrong thing. i

as far as women feeling that they have to vote, wasn't at madeleine albright who said there's a special place in hell for women who didn't support ever women in reference to hillary? that was one of the moments i decided we needed to do something to support mr. trump and take action because i was deeply offended of madeleine albright telling me i was going to hell if i didn't support hillary. i take offense with your position as well. >> we go to deborah on our democrats line, good morning. >> caller: god bless you catherine, i concur. as a democrat, i have felt betrayed by my party because they've turned mr. trump into some demon and it's unfortunate. i have a masters degree in computer engineering and all my compatriots are voting for trump. i converted four more democrats to vote republican and i am so proud because i feel his heart is there, he wants america to be fabulous, he wants everyone to appreciate and respect him as a leader. he is a leader in his own business. >> guest: you know, today is women's equality day which was declared in 1971 to commemorate the enactment of the am

new book about bill clinton saying at a 2009 dinner party hostedly former secretary of state madelein albrightll recommended clinton use his own e-mail as he had done except for the confidential communications. powell's office respond in a statement that he had no recollection of such a conversation but did write clinton a memo regarding his you of a personal aol account saying there was no equivalent system within the department. he used a se court computer on his desk to manage classified information. >> powell entered the office in 2001 when e-mail wasn't as popular as it was in 2009. and powell never had his own private server. joe johns, cnn washington. >> joining us now to discuss this further, democratic political and democratic supporter and a donald trump surrogate. nice to see you both again. let me start with you. do you think this is ever going to be an issue that hillary clinton can put behind her? >> no. groups like judicial watch and others have been around for a long time and their declared purpose is to go after democrats by creating frivolous lawsuits, coming out with informa

it excepts a concert saying that at a 29 dinner party hosted by former secretary of state madeleine albrightt for classified communications he received by a computer. today powell said he had no recollection but did write clinton a memo regarding his use regarding a personal aol account saying at the time there was no equivalent system in the department. he used a secure state computer on his desk to manage classified information. of course, there are a couple big ditches between colon powell and hillary clinton's e-mail. powell enter the office in 2001 when e-mail wasn't as popular as the was in 2009 and powell never had his own private server. joe johns, cnn, walk. >> joe, thank you very much. coming up next, a story you need to see a. group of officers go above and yopd to make an incredibly special boy feel just that on his birthday. when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums. >>> all right

then madeleine albright speaks with a historian about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> this is someone who should have gone to a great college, should have gone to graduate school. wanted to do. couldn't do it because of his family's economic circumstances. and if there is one thing he felt strongly was when he became president he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >>> for our schedule, do to cspan.org. >>> our features include lectures and history, visits to college classrooms across the country to hear lectures by top history professors. american artifacts takes a look at the treasures of historic sites and archives. real america, the civil war where you hear about the people who shaped the civil war and reconstruction and the presidency focuses on u.s. presidents and first ladies to learn about their politics, policies and legacies. all this month in prime time and every weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> monday night focusing on the cold war. we'll look at a

told investigators that former secretary of state colon powell told her during a party at madeleine albright'so use a private e-mail account at the state department forced a spokesman for powell to respond today. quote, general powell has no recollection of the dinner conversation. he did write former secretary clinton and e-mail memo describing his use of his personal aol e-mail account for unclassified messages and how it vastly improved communications within the state department. powell went on to say at the time there was not an unclassified e-mail vm system i the state department. there was by the time secretary of state was secretary of state. it announced that if secretary clinton is elected president, bill clinton will step down from the foundation and no longer give paid speeches. the foundation will also stop accepting donations from foreign governments and corporations. in an effort not to be distracted by e-mail and foundation questions, the clinton campaign pressed forward today criticizing donald trump for his expression of regret for insulting people. >> you say the wrong thing.

clinton said powell told her at a party once, thrown by madeleine albright, she should use private e-mailnd then sent him a memo about the subject. colin powell was asked about this over the weekend at an event in the hamptons. for people trying to pin it on me, the truth is she was using the private e-mail server for a year before i sent her a memo telling her what i did. colin powell doesn't seem too happy that he's being connected or involved in this e-mail situation. >> right, and colin powell certainly doesn't want to get into the middle of this boxing match between hillary clinton and donald trump. colin powell at times has weighed in on presidential races and has been controversial because he is a republican and his willingness to back a democrat. certainly at this point i think powell would prefer if the clinton campaign just handled this situation themselves and didn't keep dragging his name into it. >> it was interesting, though, because a lot of people are wondering will colin powell endorse in this election? he obviously endorsed president obama president obama before that, wa

doesn't recollect once which was reportedly, according to a new book at a dinner party at madeleine albright'souse. he remembers writing a memo that personal e-mails had worked for him on his aol account because they did not have a comparable system for internal e-mails at the state department when he took over. he used all classified e-mails he told us, all classified e-mails were done on a state department desktop. in his office, not on a mobile device, none of those issues and he never suggested anything about her server or even thought about a private server. so he did not have a private server. he's basically saying now to "people" magazine this has been reported and certainly to us in his official statement on friday that it wasn't comparable. and that she couldn't use him as an excuse for what she did. >> to what extent does this underscore the staying power of this story, the clinton campaign has tried to turn the page so many times and yet here it is again in the headlines. >> here it is again. judicial watch releasing new clinton e-mails. 20 separate e-mail exchanges relating to huma

party hosted by madeleine albright where powell also reportedly suggested clinton use personal e-mail. powell told nbc news he had no recollection of that conversation. >>> 51 people are dead and 69 others injured after a child suicide bomber detonated an explosive at a wedding in southeastern turkey near the syrian border on saturday. turkey's president erdogan says the bomber was between the ages of 12 and 14, and that isis extremists were, quote, the most likely perpetrator. reuters reports it happened after a traditional party where wedding guests have their hands and feet painted. the attack comes amid ongoing tensions following last month's failed military coup attempt. and vp joe biden will visit turkey's capital ankara on wednesday to reaffirm the u.s./turkey commitment to fight terrorism. >>> an older brother of 5-year-old syrian boy omran has died. he drew worldwide attention after images of him sitting in an ambulance, when that video and photo went viral. his brother ali daqneesh was also injured following a blast that hit their apartment. the media reports he is 10 years

then former secretary of state madeleine albright speaks about harry truman's commitment to public service. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college and graduate school, deeply wanted to, could not do it because of his family's economic circumstances. if there is one thing he felt strongly was that when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways was to strengthen the community college system. >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. , you can watchg our public affairs and political programming at your convenience from your desktop, laptop, or mobile device. go to our home page, c-span.org, and click on the video library search bar. type the name of a speaker, bill, or even topic. click on the program you would like to watch or refine your search with the many search tools. if you are looking for the most current programs, our home page has many current program's ready for immediate viewings, such as the day's washington journal. servicerg is a public of your cable or satellite provider. if you are a c-span watcher, check it out at c-span.or

madeleine albright speaks with historian michael about harry truman's commitment to public service asice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone that should've gone to a great college and graduate school. he deeply want to do, but couldn't do it because of his family economic circumstances. if there's one thing he felt strongly it was that when he became president he wanted to help others. one way he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> washington journal continues. host: we continue our discussion on campaign 2016 talking about thefemale vote with cochair of the women vote trump, an organization unveiled back in june. what was the reasoning behind this super pac? guest: we wanted the women's voice to be out there. we realized that mr. trump does need women in this election. one of the interesting things along this campaign is that women have been reluctant to speak out. there has been pressure because of the gender shaming -- you are supposed to vote for hillary, the first female president. he wan

i was deeply offended that madeleine albright telling me i was going to hell if i didn't support hillarytake offense with your position as well. also on how democrats line, good morning. as a democrat, i feel betrayed and they turned mr. trump into a demon. i have a masters degree in computer engineering. all my compatriots are voting for donald trump. democratsd for more to vote republican. part -- i feel his heart is there. he wants american -- america to be better. i think he wants people to appreciate him and respect him as a leader. he has proven he is a leader in his own business. today is national women's equality day. end of theate the amendment giving women the right to vote. women'she models of the deeds,e movement was, not words. that is one of the things that we look at mr. trump is look at his deeds, look at his hiring of women, hiring of minorities. look at his family, how he treats the women and respect women. look at his daughter. look at the deeds, not the words. be, hees he doesn't this says things we would rather not have him say. thank you so much for support. bannon,

then former secretary of state madeleine albright speaks with historian michael beschlosch about his commitment as vice president and president. >> in his life this is someone who should have gone to college. should have gone to graduate school. deeply wanted to. couldn't do it. mainly because of his family's economic circumstances. if there's one thing i think he felt strongly was that when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> american history tv airs on c-span 3 every weekend telling the american story through events, interviews, and visits to historic locations. this month american history tv is in primetime to introduce you to programs you could see every weekend on c-span 3. our features include lectures in history, visits to college classrooms across the country, to hear lectures by top history professors. american art facts takes a look at the treasures at history historic sites and archives where, real america, revealing

author of the upcoming book about the clintons in which he writes about this dinner party that madeleine albrighthich powell gives clinton advice to use a private e-mail account. while powell says he doesn't recall the advice he gave during this continue, there is something in the book that can help clear this up. he did not mention this earlier. me writes that powell suggested confirmed a decision that clinton had made months earlier to keep her personal account and use it for most messages. so, carol, just wrap your head around this. it is possible that everyone is telling some form of the truth here. >> oh, then so political, isn't it? i have to say, i mean, you got to parse it and you have to really pay attention. because it benefits people in different ways. >> yes, you're right about that. suzanne malveaux, thanks so much. you explain that so well. i do appreciate that. let's talk more about this. with me now is democratic strategist and former national press secretary for bernie 2016. john avlon, cnn political analyst and editor in chief of "the daily beast." what do you make of this? >> l

madeleine albright speaks with a historian about the commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college, should have gone to graduate school, deeply wanted to, couldn't do it mainly because of his family's economic circumstances and if there is one thing i think he felt strongly, when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. announcer: for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. complete amern history tv go to c-span.org. we go live now to the national press club between candidates for leadership positions in the teamsters union. debate just getting underway. >> welcome. let me introduce tonight panelists. rose, the senior reporter from bloomberg dna, union organizing effort reporter . michael joint bloomberg in 2008 and has served as the labor reporter on capitol hill. inhas a bachelors degree journalism. kimberly atkins is the chief washington reporter for the washington herald and is a guest

then former secretary of state madeleine albright speaks with historian michael beschloss about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college. should have gone to graduate school. deeply wanted to. couldn't do it, mainly because of his family's economic circumstances. and if there's one thing i think he felt strongly, it was when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to cspan.org. >> each week during the 2016 election, road to the white house rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. next, the 1996 debate between incumbent president bill clinton and former kansas senator bob dole. in hartford, connecticut, the candidates discuss national security, government spending, medicare, and their personal philosophies. president clinton defeated bob dole with 49% of the popular vote to senator dole's 41%. this is just over 90 min