join us with your text and tweets live at noon eastern sunday, june 6 with matt hastings. be sure to turn in -- tuning with harvard professor and historian gordon reed on c-span2. >> now, antony blinken talks about the by the ministration possible pledge to reunite the world. his remarks are part of the 51st annual conference of the americas. >> for two desk 8 -- blinken has been an advisor to president biden. as deputy secretary of state under obama, he dealt extensively with the leaders in our hemisphere. in a few months, and despite difficulties of a pandemic, secretary blinken has worked hard to jumpstart those relationships. i know about how we can best work together, and particularly now as the united states hosts -- for the first time. like all of you come i am eager to what you has to say. i give you, secretary blinken. sec. blinken: united states government has contributed $2 million to covax which has provided safe and effective vaccines worldwide, including 6 million to latin america. we pledge another $2 million to covax for other countries to fulfill their ple

. ♪ >> on sunday june 6, a military historian matt hastings will be our guest on in-depth. >> in saigonthey faced emily asian. present revolutionaries prevailed against western will and hard work. a stairway on the evening of the 29th they ascended to a rooftop helicopter, took place among symbolic images of that era. in my generation of war correspondents, the struggle was foremost of our careers. i was one who flew out of the u.s. embassy on that tumultuous, terrified day. >> his most recent book, the soon to be released "operation pedestal." others include " europe goes to war," "1943," join with facebook comments and tweets on in-depth, live at noon eastern sunday june 6, with max hastings. tune in sunday, july 4, for a conversation with a harvard professor, annette gordon reed. on book tv on c-span2. ♪ >> listen to c-span's podcast book notes plus. this week -- >> christopher bonner teaches courses covering african-american politics and culture, slavery and emancipation in the atlantic world. dr. bonner is an associate professor at the university of maryland. he graduated with a ba

. >> on sunday june 6th military historian and journalist matt hastings will be on our guest on "in depth. >> humiliation upon the planet's most powerful nation. revolutionaries prevails over the western world, welcome hardware, the stairway of which on the evening of the 20 ninth of april fugitive ascended to a rooftop helicopter securing a place among the symbolic images. for me is for all of my generation of war correspondents the struggle was among the foremost experiences of our careers. i was one of those who flew to the us embassy on that terrifying day. >> the recent book is operation pedestal. other books include catastrophe 1914. europe goes to war. chastised:the damn busters story 1943. and overlord, d-day and the battle for normandy. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, on "in depth," live at noon eastern sunday june 6th, with matt hastings. tune in sunday july 4th for conversation with harvard university professor and killed a prize-winning historian and it gordon read on booktv on c-span2. >> in these pages are 43 portraits of immigrants i have

join us with your text and tweets live at noon eastern sunday, june 6 with matt hastings. be sure to turn in -- tuning with harvard professor and historian gordon reed on c-span2. >> now, antony blinken talks about the by the ministration possible pledge to reunite the world. his remarks are part of the 51st annual conference of the americas.

your phone calls, facebook comments, on "in depth," live at noon eastern sunday june 6th, with matt hastings. tune in sunday july 4th for conversation with harvard university professor and killed a prize-winning historian and it gordon read on booktv on c-span2. >> in these pages are 43 portraits of immigrants i have come to know accompanied by their stories. people who escaped danger in difficulty and came to pursue opportunities that didn't exist in their native countries which i recognize immigration can be an emotional issue i reject the premise that it is a partisan issue. we are a nation of immigrants as i have often said, immigration is a sign of a confident successful nation. it says something about our country, people all around the world are yielding their homes and families to risk everything and come here. >> hello and thank you for joining us. barnes & noble is pleased to welcome a special guest for an exclusive conversation. two people who need no introduction, the 40 third president of the united states, george w. bush and his daughter barbara pierce bush. they will be discuss

join the conversation with your phone calls, texts and tweets on "in-depth" with matt hastings. tune in on sunday, july 4 for conversation with harvard university professor and pullets are prize-winning historian on book tv on c-span2. >> the ceos of the nation's largest banks testify before the senate banking committee about their operating practices, including their response to the coronavirus pandemic. they were asked about the pay gap between executives and employees, leadership diversity, and political issues such as voting access. this hearing is just

on sunday, june 6th, military historian matt hastings will be our guest in "in-depth". >> the 1975 fall of saigon inflicted humiliation upon the planet's most powerful nation, and it prevailed our western will and hard work and on the evening of the 29th of april, fugitives ascended to a rooftop helicopter and secured a place among the symbolic images of that era. as for pea, as my generation of war correspondents, it was before our experiences. i was one of those who flew out on that am bassy on that dai. >> the soon to be releeted, operation pedestal. others include qaa taft ro officery, 1943, europe goes to wall and d dai, join us in your call, texts and tweets live on sunday with annette gordon reid on booktv on c-span2. >> listen to c-span's podcast book notes+. >> this week -- >> christopher bonner teaches courses covering african-american politics, culture, slavery and emancipation. dr. bonner is an associate director at the university of maryland and graduated with a bachelor of arts from howard university and received his ph.d from yale. professor bonner's first book is titled

karol anderson examines the second amendment and relation to african-americans for historians matt hastingsbuck operation pedestal recounts britain's efforts to rescue its troops in malta during world war ii. max hastings joins us live next sunday june 62 discusses books and take your calls on monthly author interview program in depth. and the man i knew george h.w. bush chief of staff jane becker recalls a former presidents life after his time in office. chris matthew recounts his politics in this country. also being published this week and mercury rising, jeff examines the impact that jon glenn's friendship had on the space race. and social psychologist peter coleman weighs in on how to stop partisanship and conflict on the way out. by this titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of these authors to appear on book tv in the near future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's a look at some the best-selling nonfiction books according to elliott bay book company in seattle. topping the list is musician brandy carlisle's memoir broken horses. followed by 400 souls, storing

sunday, june 6 with matt hastings.e sure to tune in on sunday, july 4 with a conversation with annette gordon reed on book tv. on c-span2. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] announcer: washington journal continues. host: never too early to talk about the next election. for a spotlight on 2022, we are joined by nathan gonzales. publisher of the race reading group inside elections at elections analyst with roll call newspaper. one of your more recent pieces, the headline, "republicans should disband if they do not win back the house in 2022." guest: we are going big on a monday morning. let's start off with the math. republicans are very close to getting house majority. they need a net gain of five seats. when you look at key factors, they are well-positioned at this stage. looking back at history, the president part party has lost an average of 30 seats in the last 25 midterm elections. republicans just need five. when you add the extra layer of redistricting, every state except for the six at-larg

matt coles. he is a law professor at uc hastings college of law.action to today's decision to uphold the suspension on mr trump, not terribly surprising. the former president was putting out demonstrably lies about the lot selection, you know lives, which certainly encouraged the assault on the capitol building, and at that point it was hardly surprising that facebook would move to get him off the platform and hardly surprising at this point that the board upheld that decision as far as it went. so essentially the oversight board today refused to make a choice rather than accept or reject the suspension. it's kicking that final decision back to facebook. can you explain that what it means for facebook moving forward? sure, i think what the oversight board said is. look, you guys need to have a clear standard. and if you're going to you if you're going put somebody off indefinitely. you need to have a standard that explains why they represent enough of a threat that you should put them off indefinitely. and i think the oversight board also recommend