here is mark warner from yesterday. that this is some rogue element, this is not some back alley. this is inside the freaking saudi consulate. like that where the governments didn't even know, and this was all an interrogation that went awry. , and what trump has said, and clearly the saudis for many years have been our allies. it is a very dangerous neighborhood. the idea that somehow we will, because there's some economic or military sales here, we are in uncharted territory. there has never been, in my i'm 63 years old, and american president who has not stood up for free press, who has not stood up and said we value human rights. there has never been a democrat or republican who has been willing to turn a blind eye to, no matter how outrageous the actions are. and one of the things i think donald trump doesn't understand is that this is not all theater. and that in many ways, maybe in america, maybe we are kind of used to his antics. but in so many places around the world, the words of an american president contain an and amount of meaning. host: can you lay out in your mind w

. >> host: senator mark warner at georgetown university was asked about president trumps reaction to jamal khashoggi's disappearance and his statements about what the crown prince told him. here's mark warner from yesterday. >> the notion that this is not some back alley in istanbul, this is inside the saudi consulate. with agents of the saudi's, the notion that governments like that, that the high l elected officials had an interrogation that went or i, and my concern is, and then what trump has said and clearly the saudi's and our allies: it's a dangerous neighborhood. the notion that we're going to somehow because there's some economic military sales here. we're in uncharted territory. there's never been in my lifetime and i'm 63 years old, an american president that hasn't stood up for a freepress . that hasn't stood up for every value of humanrights . there's never been a democrat or republican whose been willing to turn a blind eye to no matter how well the actions are. and i don't, one of the things i think donald trump does not understand is this is not all theater. and that

our guests this hour include the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. our correspondents, analysts and specialists are also standing by. first, let's go straight to the town that took a direct hit from michael. our national correspondent, miguel marquez, is in mexico beach, florida, for us. miguel, the town has been virtually wiped out. >> reporter: it is unbelievable to see the level of destruction in this town. that was a house. the only thing left a staircase. the only way to appreciate it is to see it by drone, which we happen to have one here. the destruction of this town so complete that whole portions of mexico beach nearly wiped off the face of the earth. an entire town almost gone. those who rode it out -- you were up to your neck in water. >> yeah. with a 96-year-old lady next door. and my mother. and two dogs. >> reporter: and you made it. >> we're here, baby. >> reporter: would you do it again? >> nope. >> reporter: they barely survived. search and rescue now searching for survivors and possibly the dead. emergency officials expect the death

have spent the past five is a resident of yorktown virginia in a constituent of tonight's guest, mark warner. the time senator warner's integrity, independence and commitment to serving not just constituent but the entire country has made me proud to be a virginian. mark warner was first elected to deny state senate in 2008 and reelected in 2014. he sets on the senate finance banking budget and rules committee as well as the select committee of intelligence for his the bites german. he's been organized as a national leader in fighting for our military men and women in working to find a bipartisan conference a plan to address our country debt and deficit. at a time when much in washington is stuck in a political scandal senator warner sounded out as a forward the leader who is willing to cross partisan divide to be people together and get things done. senator warner uses his position in the senate policies that encourage innovation and entrepreneurship and bring the federal government into the 21st century. moderating tonight's conversation will be the executive director of georgetown univers

. >> senator w mark warner at georgetown university was asked about president trump's reaction to jamal khashoggi disappearance and statement with what the crown prince told him. here is mark porter from yesterday. >> this is not some back alley in istanbul. this is inside the saudi consulate. the motion in a government like that, that the higher-ups didn't know this is all interrogation that went awry. my concern and what trump has said in clearly, you know, the saudis in many areas have been their allies in the neighborhood. because there's some economic military sales here, you know, we are in uncharted territory. there has never been in my lifetime, 63 are sold, an american president to have been split up for a free press, that says wepr value human ray. there's never been a democratic or republican who's been willing to turn a blind eye to no matter how outrageous the action fire. and one of the things that i think donald trump does not understand is this his novel theatre. and in many ways, maybe in america we kind of use to his antics. but in so many places around the world, the

. >> senator mark warner speak to a group of georgetown university students about network security and defending u.s. election infrastructure from hackers. he's vice chair of the senate committee. >> good evening. my name is martin skeet, and on behalf of georgetown university newt of politics and public surface at the school of public policy welcome to the gu politics forum. this year we've already brought you senator marco o rubio, ted deutch, mayor pete, and former press secretary sean spicer. later this year you will here from congressmen joe kennedy. minion moor and donna brazil, congressmen was keen, and dick durbin. in each of our conversations we pull the curtain back how politics are practiced by the top players in our system. tomorrow night we hope you join us here at 7:00 p.m. in this very room for john rogers, the executive director of the nrcc, and dan seena the executive director of the dccc for our event battle for the house. moderate by nathan gonzalez from inside elections and cnn. at georgetown university we are committed to the core value of free sprech speech. we pr

please welcome mark warner. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome everyone. you for coming out tonight and senator, thank you for joining us. full disclosure, for those who do not know, i work for this man once many years ago. i help them out when he ran for governor of virginia. heart --you broke my and then he broke my heart. >> we are thrilled to have you here tonight to talk about what is one of the most pressing issues that face is our country. that is threats to democracy and our electoral system. >> you are vice chair of the intelligence committee and you have been looking into this for a little while. i'm wondering if we can start just a baseline, what do we know so far. >> before we start, i've make a couple comments. when i went to school before you guys were born, i want to gw. i to live without all my life. i did not hear her introduction. i know she is from yorktown. acknowledge my communications director back in the back who is a 2009 --. she does not come to any of these things other than the fact that she gets to go back to campus. were across

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. >>> joining me now is the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, vice chairman mark warner from virginia. senator, thanks so much for joining us. president trump just tweeted that he spoke with crown prince muhammad bin salman, and that the saudis deny any involvement, any knowledge of the apparent murder of jamal khashoggi and that the saudis are vowing a full investigation. do you trust the saudis on this? >> i don't think i trust the saudis on this, because i don't think they've been very forthcoming. i also want to make sure that we get whatever evidence that the turkish government may have. i think there needs to be a full-fledged international investigation. and it appears to me that the saudi story, even in the last 24 hours, has been changing to where they may be acknowledging that the journalist, khashoggi, was murdered but somehow presenting the notion that it was rogue elements. i mean, come on, jake. this is actually not some dark room or off some dark, deserted road. this is inside the saudi consulate. and 15 individuals coming over from saudi arabia for what a

here is mark warner from yesterday. [video clip] >> the notion that this is some rogue element, this is not some back alley in istanbul, this is inside the freaking saudi consulate. with agents of the saudi embassy. in a government like that, that the higher-ups did not know, and this was an interrogation that went awry -- my concern is, what trump has said, clearly, the saudis are our ally, but somehow , because there is some economic military sales here, you know, we are in uncharted territory. there has never been, in my lifetime, and i am 63 years old, and american president that has not stood up for a free press, that has not stood up to say we value human rights. there has never been a democrat or republican willing to turn a blind eye, no matter how outrageous the actions are. one of the things that i think that donald trump does not understand is that this is not all theater. in many ways, maybe in america we are used to his antics, but in so many places around the world, the words of an american president carry

. >>> plus, in the series issues that matter, we hear from senator mark warner on how the governmenting to keep the elections safe from hackers. >>> and former daily show correspondent hasan minhaj tello act. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. >>> we head outside looking at the "salesforce tower" camera keeping an eye on the west side of the city. it's going to be clear and warmer. it's friday, october 26th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check the traffic and weather. how is everyone doing on this friday morning? >> it's friday. >> "fri-yay"! >> yay! >> favorite day of the week. >> it's going to be the warmest day of the week. so high pressure really strengthening so enjoy the sunshine as we head through the day and love looking at this. our golden gate bridge. you can see the clear skies out there as we start off the day. our temperatures are in the 50s for many spots although santa rosa is down to 47. and 52 in livermore. 54 in concord. 55 in san jose. san francisco 56. 58 for oakland. weather

. >> today, senator mark warner echoed the concern, telling cnbt this rep provides more evidence that china's pattern of behavior is a serious threat to supplyl security and chain richk management. some technalysts argue that if a security breach like this turns out to be true or one likm itican tech companies might indeed have to rt hink how prud is to keep amendabling products in china. report, i'm business josh lipton, san francisco. >>> and let's pick up where jh left off. roger chang joins us to talk more about china reportedly spying on u.s. tech companies and what the implications are for the hack. he is the executive editor at cnet. good to see you again rogerer, welcome back. >> thanks. >> as josh laidous, the tech companies, some are upper back pushing back on the report. but if i eed this didhappen, what are the ramifications for the companies and how could they fight against ? >> yeah, if if reports ends up being legitimate,he consequences are devastating. most attacks, cyber-attacks are software based inserting bits of code, or using software different codes to breach dat

was family carrie and her and the thousands of others who were sterilized against their well and mark warner apologized on behalf of virginia to those families. interestingly enough, after the case in the guess who else 1930's, picked up on the eugenics movement? nazis andalled the adolf hitler. used california as one of their prime examples of the eugenics movement. hitler openly bragged that the eugenics they were doing was modeled after what was going on in the united states, and then to think that winston churchill was a supporter of that? the other thing to note is that bell has never been overturned. if you are interested in following the case, there is a that will shake you when you read it. that was 1927. from 1927 to 1956, there was no action on the supreme court regarding disabilities. but there was laws being passed by congress. the social security act, the act, the actpard that said that the federal government could not buy things from blind vendors. we had the nationalist movement of mental health in 1946. the fsdi , established in 1956. cases, 1956,hree 1960, and the all of a s

and then we have this tweet from -- >> mark warner. ashley: thank you. democrat i was going to -- the virginia democrat. he put this out: this is a big deal. the company's latest attempt to evade security or scrutiny. both of its business practices and its treatment of user data. you know, he is on the senate intelligence committee, he'll the unofficial tech watchdog in congress. that, to me, spells regulation. elizabeth: yeah. and, you know, it's a great point ashley just made because here's what's going on overseas in places like the u.k. they're saying, you know what? take mark zuckerberg's word for it. he's called facebook a social utility. regulate them like utilities. they're not just media companies, they are big advertising engines, they're data controllers, they develop algorithms, so they better watch it. they could be regulated like a utility. charles: the e.u.'s already talking about fines, and mark warner's still upset from that september 1st meeting. >>> market's opening in a few seconds, in the meantime, we are tracking hurricane michael w

. >> later today, here on c-span2, virginia senator mark warner, he's the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. he'll be speaking at georgetown university's institute of politics and public service starting at 7 p.m. eastern, and we'll have live coverage here on c-span2. the c-span bus is travelling across the countries on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in columbus, ohio and looking forward to the november midterm elections, we're asking folks, which party should control congress and why? >> i believe that congress should remain in republican hands after this next election. a couple of reasons for that. possibly the largest one is it's been stated that if the democratic party takes control, they will go out of their way to stymie any of the president's proposed legislation for good or for ill, and if we want anything to happen, any legislation to pass, i think that we need a congress that stands behind the president, even if it's pushing some of his less sought out ideas. >> i want to see the democrats control the congress and the senate. i think that it's long overdue to

many of you were here last night with senator mark warner. both events which aired like tonight on c-span. we hope you'll come back later this year for congressman joe kennedy, down in brazil, senator and many others. together, like being engaged in conversation with the nation's top political minds and public servant, the forum tried to enhance what our students learned in the classroom. georgetown university, we committed to free speech. we seek to foster and protect the meaningful ideas and opinions. our community respects the rights of our guests and moderator to the full airing exchanging and challenging of their ideas. we know that no one would engage in any disruptive action. at the end of their discussion, there will be a student question and answer. this was when we ask you to put away your phones and electronic devices, however, to keep them out. tweet, insta story, for my age group, facebook. growth evening, host settle for the house. joining in the conversation here, at home the c-span audience. take battle for the house at gu. ba

including vice chair, that is senator mark warner. >> absolutely. lou: that is for next week. about it. >> thank you, lou. i would love to be back. lou: you got it, see you then. >> thank you. lou: sarah carter. >> up next. latest on disappearance of saudi -- what was he? operative? activist. jamal khashoggi. >> and president trump refused to rush to judgment, we take to rush to judgment, we take that up and more here ♪(piano music) jessica! we need to leave. right now! i need to get something. (boy): dance recitals are so boring. ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy duh ♪i was born to be somebody lou: new reports tonight are saudi arabia is considering pin can the blame for the death of jamal could showingy to a high advisor to prince mohammad bin salman. the secretary of state telling the president to continue to hold off on any rush to judgment as he has urged the president has all americans. >> i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so we have mo

contributor tonight's conversation is cosponsored by the georgetown university please welcome my senator mark warner. [applause] . >> welcome everyone thank you for coming out tonight and senator full disclosure for you don't know i worked for this man once ready years ago when he ran for governor of virginia and then he broke my heart and turned me down to come work for you 17 years ago. [laughter] we are thrilled to have him here tonight to talk about one of the most pressing issues facing our country and that is threats to democracy in the electoral system. you are vice chair of the intelligence committee so if we just start with the baseline what do we know so far? . >> before we start a couple of quick comments i went to school before you guys were bored and i've had to live with at all my life. [laughter] i did not hear haley's introduction but did it go okay? i also want to acknowledge my communications director she doesn't come to any of these except that she came back to campus so that is the preface what do we know? there are three things that we know. number one. countries have spied on e

many of you were here last night for senator mark warner and earlier for marco repko. both which aired just like tonight, on c-span. c-span. we hope you will come back later this year for the congressman kennedy, joaquin castro, donna brazil, senator dick durbin and many others. together, by being engaged in conversation with the nation's top political minds in public servants of our geopolitics form tries to enhance what our students what they learned in the classroom with what is happening politically in washington and throughout the world. at georgetown university, we are firmly committed to the principle of free speech and seek to foster protecting meaningful ideas and opinions. our community respects the rights of our guests and moderators to the full text changing and challenging of their ideas. we know that no one would engage in any disruptive actions aimed at the end of their discussion, there will be a student question and answer session. usually this is when we might ask you to put away for phone and electronic devices. however, tonight keep them out. for my

senate select committee who have a lot of explaining to do, including vice chair, that is senator mark warnerabsolutely. lou: that is for next week. how about it. >> thank you, lou. i would love to be back. lou: you got it, see you then. >> thank you. lou: sarah carter. >> up next. latest on disappearance of saudi -- what was he? operative? activist. jamal khashoggi. >> and president trump refused to rush to judgment, we take that up and more here next, we'll be right back. lou: new reports tonight are saudi arabia is considering pin can the blame for the death of jamal could showingy to a high advisor to prince mohammad bin salman. the secretary of state telling the president to continue to hold off on any rush to judgment as he has urged the president has all americans. >> i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so we have more facts surrounding that so we can make the decision how the united states should respond to the incident surrounding mr. khashoggi. lou: the president's calm patience on this issue has left the mainstream media,

of the select committee with explaining to do, including the vice chair himself that is senator mark warnerthat is for next week. how about it? >> thank you. i'd love to be back. >> lou: you've got it. see you then. thank you so much. sara carter. up next the latest in the disappearance of the saudi activist. was he working for muslim brotherhood? was he a saudi intelligence officer or were there some other interest? conclusion and the rhinos and the dimms continue to jump to. >> first, this is disturbing. this is the case, it's atrocious. we have laws for this. >> there will be some response if the allegations are true. >> i can't imagine there won't be. >> he needs international coalition to re-examine our relationship with the saudi kingdom. >> we have to take strong firm action. we have to impose sanction on the saudi government. >> there has to be a consequence with the kingdom of saudi arabia. >> we have sanction laws on the books for situations like this. to see something like this could be a real setback. >> lou: can you imagine a line-up of the weaker characters offering such stron

senate select committee who have a lot of explaining to do, including vice chair, that is senator mark warner absolutely. lou: that is for next week. how about it. >> thank you, lou. i would love to be back. lou: you got it, see you then. >> thank you. lou: sarah carter. >> up next. latest on disappearance of saudi -- what was he? operative? activist. jamal khashoggi. >> and president trump refused to rush to judgment, we take we saved hundreds on our car insurance when we switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you're mowing the lawn on a sunny day... ...and without even trying, you end up with one last strip that's exactly the width of your mower. when you're done, it looks so good you post a picture on social media. and it gets 127 likes. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. lou: new reports tonight are saudi arabia is considering pin can the blame for the death of jamal could showingy to a high advisor to prince mohammad bin salman. the secretary of state telling the president to continue to hold off on any r

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senator mark warner put out a litany of tweets.lking about going after them for keeping the public and congress in the dark. he was already upset about that. dems displayed a certain amount of bridge rans you don't normally see from a publicly traded company. >> they are egging the government on to come up with regulation. they are going to try to get in there and regulate and help with the privacy issues and the problems these companies are facing. google is saying we are rejecting this pentagon bid and dropping off this project mavin, then saying we are going to help out china. they are look at these issues through a very narrow ethical prism. charles: the e.u. establishing parameters for fines for the kind of data breach we learned about yesterday. it could be up to $20 million pounds. also preparing a major anti-trust fight against google. to your point, maybe they know there is a lot of legislation that prevents other smaller companies from you building up to challenge them. but it is ease awkward and weird approach they are t

mark warner of virginia. joe manchin of west virginia. tightf them involved in senate races. folks saying 28 republicans did not speak. jeff flake of arizona. john boozman of arkansas. you can find out more at our website, c-span.org. confirmationll the video of this process at c-span.org. a lot of information for you to digest. thomas in pennsylvania, republican line. go ahead. grateful.ry my mom is 97 years young. we were lifelong democrat. over the last four or five years, as pope francis has said, the democrats are a party of death. takeaway religious liberties. support homosexual marriage. we are grateful, we are thinking was in. brett kavanaugh the democratic party is no longer the party my parents knew, my grandparents knew. it is the party of death, it is the party of evil. we thank god hillary clinton was never elected because she is pure evil. >> ok, let's go to massachusetts, independent line. >> hello, sir. i was raised a democrat. my parents were democrats, they loved jfk. i have been that for quite a while. it has just been the last month or so that i have chang

steve scalise, marco rubio, mark warner that calmed the temperature down deserve second category. you argue against law enforcement winning right now. >> laura: losers of the week, we have one loser, i'm going to say andrew gillum. after saying he doesn't take anything for nothing f. of course we will get the text messages and find out that in fact he was willing to take theater tick at the time, other things, from a land developer. the fbi was posing as this land developer. matt. >> the land developer has business before the city, so it's exactly what people don't want. in these elected officials. the fact that he didn't think these texts would ever come out, they tell the real story. it's just corruption and it's going to have a big impact on the race. it already has. >> laura: andrew gillum blamed race in part for the questions about this would be bribe. >> when they're desperate they play the race card, the gender card, they play whatever card they can play when they're desperate and down. that's all he's doing. most of the people aren't buying it, period. >> david, real quick

virginia today is the -- terry mcauliffe and ralph northam and mark warner.rginia of 50 years ago. this is the guy who ran statewide as lieutenant governor in 2013 and lost. he ran for governor in 2017 and lost. he's going to lose for the u.s. senate. and let's remember, also, cory stewart was fired from the trump campaign in 2016. you've got to be pretty damned extreme wacko to be fired from the trump campaign. that's cory stewart. >> noelle, the virginia that bill press just outlined is real, but it's also the place of charlottesville. where as the republican party reached out to minorities, blacks, whites who are against confederate kind of ideology and kind of praising confederate generals. where have they reached out to close the gap in terms of the divisive problems that we still have in this country? is the answer a cory stewart? >> no, not at all. >> well, that's your nominee in virginia! >> but i mean, you can't -- you've got to understand this, you can't stand behind every nominee. you can't have a, look, for instance at alabama, look at roy moore.

just moments ago senator mark warner blasting the company for choosing to keep both users and lawmakersn the dark about this data breach saying he was frustrated that google decided not to send any senior executives to testify last month in front of the senate intel committee, something that twitter and facebook decided to do. he says the fact that they did that while hiding this breach that affected potentially half a million google plus users is quote, outrageous, saying that there is serious questions how google has handled this, and calls into question whether the current enforcement model such to the task of consumer protections and he says congress needs to step up, ramp up its regulation in this space, not good news for google but at the same time google is also researching its users that political biases are personal and not influencing the platform after one of their employees who worked on the design team raged at republicans on twitter. the employee he called conservatives slimy, evil, treasonous, saying their souls will burn in hell. angry tweet triggered by justice brett ka

what will the likes of mark warner do? there could be congressional hearings.s set to deliver an address in terms of hacking. coupled with our excellent reporting of business week and now the midterm election 30 days , the administration looking to pounce and move the conversation away from russia and onto china. what the vice president will say is to outline in explicit terms what precisely can be done to stop china. you have to remember the geopolitical landscape come the back-and-forth in trade talks. tom: one of the books of my summer come the threat matrix, the idea of a cia come fbi that works with confidence. forget about kavanaugh. forthese agencies ready another round of cyber espionage review, study, and investigation? argue they are. despite the ongoing political these trusted institutions have faced in recent years, they have been moving ahead with regards to , hackingg security from russia and china, as well as actors in the middle east. of legislation, you sell bipartisan legislation to bolster state institutions to protect against attacks in the

and virginia senator mark warner. >>> mitt romney spoke at rice university in houston about trump administration policies and the future of the republican party. mr. romney is a former governor of massachusetts and was the 2012 republican presidential candidate. he's introduced by former secretary of state james baker. this is an hour. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the baker institute. there are few people actively involved in politics today who i respect and admire as much as i do tonight's guest. in fact, i strongly agree with those who say that our nation lost a golden opportunity when he was defeated in the 2012 presidential election. [applause] with his unique ability to strike the kind of level-headed political bargains needed to move our country forward, he would undoubtedly have made a very, very effective president, one who those on both sides of the political aisle could have admired if given the chance. he's what i like to call a pragmatic idealist. he's a devout man of strong religious conviction. he subscribes very firmly to the ideals that have ma

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a conversation on russian election interference with senator mark warner.ing the debate for the virginia seventh district house seat the democrat tucked about the national debt and how she believes the incumbent republican has contributed to it. exchange per what all of the debate at c-span.org. and i am committed to this community. i am committed to making it stronger and i am committed to policies that make sense and are fiscally responsible because to me it is absolutely hypocritical that we would have someone to stand on stage, talk about fiscal responsibility, after adding $1.9 trillion to the deficit, after voting against hurricane relief, after voting against the omnibus bill, after voting against budget after budget because he didn't want to add to the deficit but when it came time to give $42 billion to pharmaceutical companies, there he was paradigm want to serve this community. it is the community that made me who i am. i ask for your vote on november 6. [cheers] ladies and gentlemen, we have three rebuttals through the duration of the evening an

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i want to bring in senator mark warner in this conversation. senator, you were joining us this morning to talk about a lot of things. this wasn't at the top of our list. but here we are, two more packages. >> it's pretty remarkable. i mean, 12 bombs sent to prominent figures, intelligence community. two former presidents, a former vice president, and, again, i want to ecowhat mr. de niro said. thank god for the law enforcement, for postal employees, for the fbi agents that are investigating this crime. it would be nice if there was that same level of commentary coming from the white house. supporting law enforcement. calling this out as a heinous act. trying to show support and bring americans together. i mean, in a much smaller way, when i was governor, we had a sniper incident that terrorized the greater washington area. i knew my job was try to keep people calm and also try to bring folks together. we've not seen that from this white house. >> why doesn't the hill come together? i saw a joint statement from chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. it

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. >>> mark warner speaks about the committee's investigation into russian election interference. life covered from the institute of politics / politics in georgetown university begins at 7:p.m. eastern. >>> campaign 2018 coverage continues tonight in pennsylvania's redrawn 17th district race. as republican congressman debates the democratic congressman. live coverage is on at 7:00 p.m.. >>> beto o'rourke and senator ted cruz debate happens at 4:00. you can listen on the c-span radio app. c-span is your source for campaign 2018. earlier this month, mitt romney, who is running for the senate, spoke about the trump administration's policies, and the future of the republican party. watch that tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span 2. you can watch it online and on the app. >>> tonight, american history tv and our history series takes viewers inside of college classrooms. these programs this evening are on the civi

and a conversation about russian election interference with mark warner.day on c-span's q and a, a professor at the ofversity of care fau -- california talks about his biography of chief justice john marshall. >> john marshall's legacy was obscured by a single opinion, his decision in marbury versus madison, which established presidents in judicial review. but the fact is john marshall was a soldier in the revolutionary army. he was very important. he served at valley forge. he was a leading

inther interesting note, 2000 two, then-governor mark warner of virginia went to charlottesville and dedicated a marker, read on the roadside when you drive to charlottesville. -- "buckbut the ll," and it denotes the injustice that was done to she and other people like her. governor warner apologized on behalf of virginia to those families. interestingly enough, after the , guess who else picked up on the eugenics movement? somebody called "the hitler." adolf hitler's openly bragged that the eugenics they were doing was modeled after what was going on in the united states, and then to think that was the churchill was a supporter of that? the other thing to note is that this case has to this date, never been overturned there we had never been overturned. if you are interested in following the case, there is a great book written last year called "imbeciles. of america,court eugenics and the case of carrie buck. it is a tremendous book. that was in 1927. in 1926, there was no reaction in the supreme court regarding -- those no action in the supreme court regarding disabilities, but ther

today mark warner telling cnbc it provides more evidence that china's pattern of behavior is a serioushreat to national security and supply chain risk management back to you. >> thanks very much for that i mean those clear responses that you read us from the companies we note but we didn't get an outright guarantee from the likes of apple and amazon that these have not happened is that also fair to say >> i think it's fair to say. to me these apparently came as real denials i have been covering apple far while. in talking to the company this is a full denial they are not acknowledging that there are any vulnerabilities here it is a complicated story. obviously it hits, gets everybody in tech talking. the intended targets seem to deny it. it's not clear also when i read through that article i didn't get a good sense of how much data is being alleged that the chinese got ahold of they did say in clear back and white here no consumer data is known to have been stolen. listen, probably not the end of the story but certainly a complicated one. >> appreciate you following this for us >>> for

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