neil oxman, next, president of the campaign group incorporated. he talks about the history of campaign ads. he begins with dwight eisenhower and ends with the current 2016 presidential campaign. the free library of philadelphia hosted this hour-long event. >> i am pleased to introduce tonight's speaker, neil oxman. neil was born and raised in philadelphia. he spent much of his childhood in the stacks of the free branch of the library on 58th and baltimore avenue. skipping ahead a few years, neil founded the campaign group in 1980, and since then, they have worked on more than 750 contested primaries and general elections across the united states. among his clients have been former mayors michael nutter and current mayor jim kenney. he has also served on the free library of philadelphia board of trustees and the free library foundation board of directors. i have known neil for almost 30 years, and he is one of the most fascinating and entertaining people i have ever met. he does not want me to say a lot about him tonight, so let me just say that he

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. >> at 8:00 -- ♪ >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group incorporated, talks about the historyf presidential campaign ads, beginning with right is and how are -- beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for a complete schedule, though the c-span.org. >> each week until the 2016 election, the road to the white house brings you archival footage of the presidential races. next, from 1984, the second and final debate between incumbent president ronald reagan and his challenger walter mondale. the candidates answered questions from a cow of -- a panel journalists on defense and foreign-policy issues including involvement in cia activities in central america negotiations with the soviet union on stockpiles, and strategic weapons systems and fighting terrorism in lebanon and the broader middle east. the republican team of ronald reagan and george h.w. bush defeated walter mondale. they won the popular vote 59 240 -- 59% to 41%. this debate from kansas city is just under an hour and a half. [applause] ms. ridings: good evening. good evening from the municipal auditorium in kansas

. >> at 8:00 -- ♪ >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group, incorporated, talks about the historyf presidential campaign ads, beginning with president eisenhower's jingles. go to c-span.org. sophia mendes will talk about her battle with the california school district live from the u.s. commission on civil rights at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. he was executive director of the world bank will take part in a panel and how international organizations can work together to solve the world growing refugee crisis. -- solve the world growing refugee crisis -- world upon growing refugee crisis. ♪ mr. trump: thank you, and thank you to the fire marshal outside, because they had a lot of people outside. thank you. thank you. [cheering and applause] [chanting "usa!"] mr. trump: in 19 days, we are going to win the state of ohio and we are going to win the white house. [cheering] mr. trump: and i worked in ohio and i love ohio, i can tell you. early voting is underway. so make sure you mail in your ballot. and you have to do it quickly and in person. but on november 8, get there. we are g

announcer: coming up next on american history tv, neil oxman president of the campaign group incorporated, talks about the history of presidential campaign ads during he begins with right eisenhower and ends with the current 2016 presidential campaign. the free library of philadelphia hosted this hour-long event. >> i am pleased to introduce tonight speaker, neil oxman. neil was born and raised in philadelphia. he spent much of his childhood in the stacks of the free branch of the library and 58 in baltimore avenue. skipping ahead a few

at 8:00 -- ♪ neil oxman talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning with joy eisenhower'sngles. for the complete schedule go to c-span.org. >> the rights for -- race for a u.s. senate seat in ohio. a debatedates met for on thursday. it is just under one hour. ♪ >> issues that matter to you. ohio counts. the race for the u.s. senate. wvix news cleveland. abc nine on your side. ♪ >> playoff square in cleveland, ohio. >> i and danielle harris of news five in cleveland. welcome to the final senate debate between rob portman and ted strickland. this is sponsored by the city club of cleveland, who drafted tonight's formats. the rules have been agreed to by the campaign. >> we welcome those watching on abc stations as well as those tuning and on the radio or nationwide on c-span. and of course, to those in the studio audience. >> the 60 minute debate is divided into two segments, each, 30 minutes long. in the first half, carol and i will ask questions. in the second half, the candidates will answer questions from the audience. one of those questions will come from twitter. candid

neil oxman, next, president of the campaign group incorporated. he talks about the history of campaign ads. he begins with dwight eisenhower and ends with the current 2016 presidential campaign. the free library of philadelphia hosted this hour-long event.

. >> at 8:00 -- ♪ >> you like ike, i like ike ♪ neil oxman talks about the history of presidential campaignnning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> vice president joe biden and secretary of state john kerry posted a luncheon -- posted a large and for italian prime a luncheon hosted for its italian prime minister matteo renzi. [applause] much.erry: thank you very please be seated. make yourselves comfortable. azi. i am delighted to offer the best wishes of everybody here to our distinguished guests, the prime wifeter of italy and his and to the entire italian delegation. we are very honored to have you here today. excited to have you here today. i think you can tell from the reception and the president's comments. studentas a high school -- struggling towas recall the latin verbs and i was thinking very unkind thoughts and i never imagined a day like this would come where i would be introducing the prime minister of italy. here we are and we hope everybody feels very much at home. , more than a few lovers of italian wi

. >>> at 8:00 -- ♪ ♪ >> neil oxman talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning withght eisenhower's tv jingles through the 2016 campaign. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now surrogates from the clinton and trump campaigns discuss their respective candidates views on u.s. east asia policy and the years ahead. topics include our continuing relationship with china, and the growing nuclear capability of north korea. the korea economic institute of america hosted this 1:35 event. >>> good afternoon, i'm don manzul manzullo, the president and ceo of the korea economic institute and we welcome you here this afternoon. we have two surrogates of the respective presidential nominees, the honorable kurt campbell for hillary clinton, and the honorable peter hoekstra for donald j. trump, discussing foreign policy and security, as those issues relate to greater asia and the world as a whole. north korea's nuclear development is not juan asia problem. i've had the pleasure of knowing these speakers personally and consider them to be extraordinar

. >> and at 8:00 -- ♪ >> neil oxman, talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginningith dwight eisenhower's tv jingles through the 2016 presidential campaign. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> will america have its first important born first lady or will we have a former president as first gentleman? learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's first ladies now available in paper back, first ladies gets readers a look into the personal lives and impact of every first lady in american history. first ladies is a companion to c-span's well regard bide og if i series. and features interviews with the leading first ladies historians. each chapter also offers brief biographies of 45 presidential spouses and photos from their lives. first ladies, in paper back, published by public affairs is now available at your favorite book seller and also as an e-book. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce recently held its fifth health care summit in washington. we'll hear about innovations in medicine, improving hedge outcom

. >> and at 8:00 -- ♪ you like ike i like ike everybody likes ike for president ♪ >> neil oxman, presidentthe campaign group incorporated. talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >>> next week here on c-span3, american history tv in prime time. monday, the history of congress. first, former senators bob dole and nancy cassenbaum and conversations on african-americans serving in congress. the national historic preservation act and the thomas edison statue in the u.s. capitol's statuary hall. american history tv next week on c-span3, starts monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> in the 1947 case mendez versus westminster, a federal court in california found segreigating mexicans into separate schools was unconstitutional. silvia mendez, whose parents brought the lawsuit, spoke before the u.s. commission on civil rights about the case and her career as a civil rights activist. >> well, thank you all for being here today. not only for those of you who sat in on our actual busi

ike.u like ike, i like >> neil oxman talks about the history of present shall campaign ads beginningh dry eyes and hours -- dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. to the complete schedule, go c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are taking your calls from members of the military only, asking members of the military, who is your choice for 2016. active members of the armed services can call (202) 748-8000 . retired military members can call (202) 748-8001. in just a moment, we will also get an update on the situation in iraq. but first, we have tom calling in from illinois, retired military. what branch did you serve in? caller: the army. host: who is your choice in this election? caller: i'm going for trump 100%. but seen a lot of things, when you come to a situation like benghazi, when you have black water like one mile away, and the government tells andkwater to stand down allow people to be slaughtered like that, it is unconscionable. the pager, any brother in arms would go to help his brother. there is no reason for a person to be told to stand down and allow his brot

. >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group inc. talks about the history of presidential campaign ads beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles. for our complete tv schedule go to cspan.org. >> a signature feature a book tv on c-span2 is our coverage of book festivals from around the country. saturday we are live at the festival in madison at 1130 eastern. it's the premier literary event in wisconsin giving the public opportunity to meet public authors, here new books and have them signed. it includes book finalists, author of never nothing ever dies, vietnam in the manner memory of war. catherine kramer, author of the politics of resentment. for more information about the book festival and other events go to booktv.org. >> i went and researched the most recent events i've heard about in our news. i knew i could find information on that and that would also help me find out what points i wanted to say about it and how to form my outline for my peace. >> i took a methodical approach to this research but i think that was really a p

. >> and at 8:00 -- ♪ you like ike ♪ >> neil oxman, president of the campaign group incorporated, talkinghe beginning of presidential ads beginning with eisenhower's tv jingles. for our rest of our campaign coverage, go to c-span.org. >>> signature feature of booktv on c-span2, the coverage of book festivals around the country. saturday we're live at the wisconsin book festival in madison, beginning at 11:30 eastern. this is wisconsin's premier literary event of the, giving the public off student to meet favorite authors, discover new books and have them signed. featured authors are, author of nothing ever dies, vietnam and the memory of war. jeff chang, with we going to be all right. notes on race and segregation. catherine cramer, author of, politics of resentment, rise of scott walker. ben ehrenreich, the weight of spring, life and death in palestine. for more information on the wisconsin books festival and upcoming events, go to booktv. org. >> well we've been planning to bring you live coverage of a intelligence national security conference this morning with opening remarks from nati

. ♪ neil oxman president of the campaign group incorporated talks about the history of presidential campaignsenhower through 2016 presidential campaign. go with to cspan.org. >>> now a conversation on bioterrorism and infectionous disease threats to the nation's food supply. hear from former senator. and former house committee chairman, mike rogers. >> welcome. good morning. i'm dr. anand parekh chief advisor here. i want to welcome all of you on behalf of bpc and our cohost kansas state university to bioagro health policy and risk. today's policy reminds me of my of task finning in 1985 to work on intermission in widespread threat and two, pandemic plan in response to h 151 bird flu, you will recall. in spite of much progress spanning both republican and democratic administration the 2015 bipartisan report of the blue ribbon panel on biodefense reported that the nation still remains highly vulnerable to biological threats. either intentional via biologic altererism or unintentional via nature, emerging and reemerging diseases often of animal origin. today's event will highlight the importan

lykes ike for president ♪ ♪ bring out the banner, bang the drums, we'll take ike to washington ♪ >> neil oxmanent of the campaign group incorporated talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginning with dwight eisenhower's tv jingles through the 2016 presidential campaign. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> the u.s. chamber of commerce held its fifth health care summit here in washington, d.c., earlier this month. speakers including experts in health care technology, doctors and health administrators outlined new innovations aimed at moving outcomes from a fee-based to a value-based service. this is just under three hours. ♪ wide open spaces, room to make big mistakes ♪ >>> good morning! i got "wide open spaces" up here, and i'm glad to see very few down there. welcome. good morning. thank you for joining us here at the u.s. chamber of commerce for our fifth annual health care summit, health forward, part of the chamber's foundation future state series. my name is katie mahoney, and i'm executive director of health policy here at the chamber. th

. >> and at 8:00 -- ♪ >> neil oxman, talks about the history of presidential campaign ads, beginningith dwight eisenhower's tv jingles through the 2016 presidential campaign. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >> will america have its first important born first lady or will we have a former president as first gentleman? learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's first ladies now available in paper back, first ladies gets readers a look into the personal lives and impact of every first lady in american history. first ladies is a companion to c-span's well regard bide og if i series. and features interviews with the leading first ladies historians. each chapter also offers brief biographies of 45 presidential spouses and photos from their lives. first ladies, in paper back, published by public affairs is now available at your favorite book seller and also as an e-book. >> the u.s. chamber of commerce recently held its fifth health care summit in washington. we'll hear about innovations in medicine, improving hedge outcom