this is still by far and away the greatest country in the history of the world. >> nick adams is the author of america, the greatest good, the american boomerang, how the world's greatest turn-around nation will do it again. and retaking america. crushing political correctness. mr. adams is also the founder and executive director of the foundation for liberty and american greatness, an organization dedicated to promoting american exceptionalism and combating anti-americanism worldwide. watch in-depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> dylan scott joins us now to talk about how president trump wants to lower prescription drug prices. he's with stat news. and for viewers unfamiliar with stat news, what is it? >> we're a national publication. we cover health care and medicine. we're based out of boston, owned by the boston globe, but we have reporters across the country including us here in d.c. that cover the politics. >> stat news.com is the website for viewers who want to follow along and look at some of your reporting. what did president trump claim

[applause] secondly i would like to welcome nick adams. nick is finally here for your foreign veterans pick you may recall who supposed be your last summer but he wasn't. he will be telling you why and levit about that as well. so here is nick. finally his only 32 and is at a remarkable life already. he's he's been in office holder in australia. he is an author of three books, a tv comedy to pick my to seem on shows, on fox like o'reilly and most recently he started his organization flag, a foundation for liberty in american greatest. you will be hearing more about that later but we are very excited he was doing this because flag is dedicated to reversing the toxins from political correctness and the defamation of america. and the way he is doing it is starting where it needs to start, with elementary, middle and high school students. that's his goal to do that. [applause] nick has had recommendations for books and his work some such notables as dana perino, van carson and colonel north. and isn't bored at like a stat with notables as well.

at 8:30, nick adams shares his take on the immigration system, both legal and illegal. on booktv's "after words" program at 10 eastern, journalist sofie pinkham provides a history of ukraine and what it's like to live in the country today amidst ongoing conflict in the region. and we wrap up our prime timelineup at 11 with journalist michael lewis who report offense the creation of the field of behavioral economics. and that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> so in 1953 there's an uprise anything east germany. workers protest living and working conditions and demonstrate for basic human rights and for reform and for freedom. but the red army moves in with tanks and crushes the rebellion. hundreds are killed, tens of thousands are arrested for their role in participating, some 100 organize tokers are executed -- organize tokers are executed, and along with around 20 soviet soldiers who are refusing to shoot demonstrators. and now the secret police tells, the leadership tells the secret police to do whatever's necessary to make sure an uprising never happens agai

at 8:30, nick adams shares his take on the immigration system, both legal and illegal.booktv's "after words" program at 10 eastern, journalist sofie pinkham provides a history of ukraine and what it's like to live in the country today amidst ongoing conflict in the region. and we wrap up our prime

nick adams. [applause] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen of the conservative forum of silicone valley. -- silicon valley. what an honor to be here with each and every single one of you. i have to extend my profound gratitude to the president, and erica for being instrumental in ensuring that i could be here with you this evening. it was not easy but we managed to achieve and it i am just thrilled to be here. i would also like to send out a very big thank you to barb and carrie for their kindness and their generosity the lost couple of days, making my inaugural visit to silicon valley so deeply special. what a pleasure and privilege it is to be in the land of the free and the home of the brave. [applause] in the world's exceptional nation. in civilization's indies indispensable country and in silicon valley, the living and breathing validation of conservative principles where the human entrepreneur individual spirit true through thrives at place where individual investment, innovation and inge

yeah, that is not a nick adams hypothesis. an i scribbled on the back of a cocktail napkin after a few drinks. we are living that reality right now realtime. as the elite in our government have deliberately sought to make america retreat, have intentionally made sure that the influence of the united states has wayne -- waned in recent years. as a result, the world we live in right now is a world that is full of problems. i want you to center for a moment what the world would look like without the united states of america. north korea would invade south korea and taiwan would be overrun by china. rush aul would rebuild the soviet empire. islamic terrorists would act with complete impunity. war, maybe nuclear, would breakout in the middle east. tolerances in africa would run around more mersey than they do. the world would be covered in a biblical style darkness with humans becoming extinct. that is what the world would look like without the united states of america. there are ten things america needs to do at home so that light

nick adams. [applause] >> good evening ladies and gentlemen, as a a conservative form of silicon valley. [applause] what an honor it is to be able to be here with each and every single one of you. i have to extend my profound gratitude to the president -- and eric for being instrumental in ensuring that i could be here with you this evening. it was not easy as many of you well-known. but we managed we managed to achieve it and i'm thrilled to be here. i'd also like to send out a very big thank you to bob and carrie for their kindness and generosity the last couple of days making my inaugural visit to silicon valley so deeply special. what a pleasure and privilege it is to be in the land of the free and the home of the brave. [applause] and the world's exceptional nation and civilizations indispensable country. to top it off, if all of that were not enough, in silicon valley, living and breathing validation of conservative principles, where human entrepreneurial, individual, spirit truly thrives.

eastern, nick adams, author of "green card warrior," my quest for legal immigration in an inlegal system, talks about his experiences legally imgrathing to the u.s. and efforts by the state department to complicate the process due to his political views. on sunday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern, author michael lewis on his latest book "the undoing project: a friendship that changes our mind" which looks at the work of israeli psychologists focusing on decision making processes in humans. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> the joint session of congress to count the electoral ballots convened today. in the end, donald trump was certified as the 45th president, with 304 electoral votes, with hillary clinton polling 227. several house democrats attempted to challenge the validity of several of the states' votes but were unable to get the required signature of at least one senator. several pr

sunday, in depth will feature a live discussion with nick adams.aking your calls, tweets, eels, and facebook messages. culturale all the problems of america right now, this is still by far the greatest country in the history of the world. adams is the author of america, the greatest good. how the greatest turnarounds nation will do it again, and retaking america, crushing political correctness. he is also the founder and executive director for the foundation of liberty and american greatness. dedicated to promoting exceptionalism and combating anti-americanism worldwide. watch from noon :00 until 3:00 eastern sunday on c-span2. >> at the daily briefing white house press secretary sean spicer took issue with reports on president trump's memorandum on the administration's national security council. he also spoke about the recent executive order on refugees and immigrants from seven muslim countries. this is an hour. >> thank you all for coming.

. >> nick adams is the author of "america boomerang, how the "american- boomerang."is the founder of the foundation for liberty and american greatness. watch him sunday on book tv on c-span2. >> today on c-span, washington journal is live. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the u.s. house returns for general teaches. at noon, members take up several national security bills. coming up in one hour, congressman ted lewis, california, on president trump's executive order on immigrant bedding and the upcoming supreme court announcement. at 8:30 a.m., representative lou barletta is here to ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, january 31, 2000 17. fallout from donald trump's travel ban continued on monday barack obama injecting himself into the debate and the acting attorney general refusing to defend the order in court. thep and a day 11 by firing obama administration holdover, serving as the department of justice chief, and installing a new acting attorney general. on theknow your thoughts latest twist over the president's executive order on extreme the thing. democrats call-in at (202) 74

he talks about his life and the military at 830 nick adams shares his take on the immigration system both legal and illegal. on the afterwards program and 10 eastern journalist sophie pinkham provides a history of ukraine and what it's like to live and the country today. the reports on the creation of the field of behavioral economics. and i will happen tonight on book tv. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. to make starting right now in depth on book tv on c-span two. for the next three hours they discuss

eastern, nick adams, author of "green card warrior" my quest for legal immigration in an illegal system, talks about his experiences legally immigrating to the u.s. and efforts by the state department to complicate the process due to his political views. on sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the undoing project, a friendship that changed our mind. which looks at the work of israeli psychologists focusing on decisionmaking processes in humans. the findings led to the creation of the field of behavioral economics. go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday evening at 6:00 eastern on the civil war. author william marvel on abraham lincoln's secretary of war, edwin stanton. >> stanton, grant said the secretary was very timid. it was impossible for him to avoid interfering with the armies. he could see our weakness but he could not see that the enemy was in danger. the enemy would not have been in danger if mr. stanton had been in the field. >> at 8:00 on lectures and history, iowa state university professor, tracy luke, describes the caree

sunday, in depth will feature a live discussion with nick adams. taking your calls, tweets, eels, and facebook messages. culturale all the problems of america right now, this is still by far the greatest country in the history of the world. adams is the author of america, the greatest good. how the greatest turnarounds nation will do it again, and retaking america, crushing political correctness. he is also the founder and executive director for the foundation of liberty and american greatness. dedicated to promoting exceptionalism and combating anti-americanism worldwide. watch from noon :00 until 3:00 eastern sunday on c-span2. >> at the daily briefing white house press secretary sean spicer took issue with reports on president trump's memorandum on the administration's national security council. he also spoke about the recent executive order on refugees and immigrants from seven muslim countries. this is an hour. >> thank you all for coming. spi the presidentc pledged to support thee canadianr police and intelligence service in any way necessary

on your second amendment and author of the constitution today: timeless lessons. , my:30 p.m., nick adams quest for legal immigration and illegal system talks about his experience legally emigrating to the u.s. and the efforts by the state department to complicate the process due to his political views. on sunday, author michael lewis on his latest book, a fresh of the change our minds which looks at the work of israeli psychologist focusing on decision making processes. the founders led to the field of behavioral economics. org for the full schedule. >> the c-span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs and to help is dr. robert

. >> i talk to nick's people and he says unlike the lounge, where they did have a battle, they said we have reach adam cab solution, nick is going to move the place a block or two away and open it again. and joe was going to reopen a retail store and both of them, what i heard from them, they said it's time for this to move on. so michael, from a practical standpoint, this battle is going to delay the opening of a new lefties, wherever it is. >> that's the good news, it will reopen, it will just be who owns it. when you get into a lawsuit like this, it's about money, who has the most money. who can drag this out. who can pay the big downtown -- -- >> money. >> pardon? >> waste of money. >> you own that bar, you own that memorabilia, it's the spot to go when you are a tourist. it's not a waist of money for -- waste of money for these people. >> i think nick should move it a block away and name it righties. the memorabilia. >> that's a big thing. isn't that what lefties is about? you go in to look at the memorabilia and the name. what they did a number of years ago, they trademarked the name. so when th

adam glassman party hopping with "harper's bazaar." >>> "bachelwn in the swamp. >> she's a big mean swamp monster. >> we've got nick on the battle in bayou. >> we are in for a treat. >>> then tom brady in tears. how a 7-year-old got the patriots' qb all choked up. >> i'm in houston counting you down to the super bowl from the commercials to our pregame quiz for the qbs. >> that's an easy on

nick confessore, thank you for your time. appreciate it. joining me now, congressman adam schiff, the ranking member of the house intelligence committee. the reason i wanted to talk to you is that you are one of only about a dozen people due to your position on that intelligence committee who gets to access the most highly classified briefings and you can never talk about what you see but i would love your guidance as we on the outside of this attempt to figure out what is going on, donald trump saying that there is a determination made about the intelligence contained in that dossier, director of national intelligence saying there was none. what should we think? >> i would go with the director of national intelligence. unfortunately the president-elect has demonstrated that you can't rely on what he says in his tweets and you can't rely on what he says in his press statements either and the best illustration of that was when the intelligence community released a public report about the russian hacking the trump organization put out a statement from the president-elect say

nick said he decided to come back to find love for a third time. that and much more coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, aliciaarrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with one dad's unique and sweet idea to keep his young daughter from struggling with hearing loss. >>> plus -- >> it's crawling with outsiders and foreigners and if we kick them all out, you'll have nothing to watch but football and mixed martial arts. >> well, she didn't say his name but meryl streep took direct aim at donald trump at the golden globes last night and yes, the president-elect fired back. >> and a massive storm system out west floods roads and forces evacuations. >>> but first at 4:30 a synagogue in the tacony section of philadelphia has been hit by vandals. leaders at the congregation say they had rocks thrown through their stained glass windows not once but twice in two months. >> while a search for the culprits continues but good news this afternoon. a local union is going to do the repairs for free. "action news" reporter john rawlins now live outside the synagogue on tyson avenue and john,

nick rasmussen, director of the national counterterrorism center, tom shannon, the undersecretary of state for political affairs, susan coppage, department of state, brett mcgirk, cody kingsly, assistant secretary of management, department of treasury, adam suvin, the acting undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence of the department of treasury, are just some of the individuals who will be staying aboard through the time being until a replacement can be named. here is the rundown for events that are occurring today and tomorrow. please keep in mind that all timing is approximate and continue to check the official schedule. today at 12:30, the president-elect, chief of staff reince priebus, mr. tom barrett, sarah armstrong, the ceo of the presidential inaugural committee, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, white house majority leader kevin mccarthy and cabinet designeeies and white house senior staff will attend a leadership luncheon, that's a pool event. at 3:00 p.m., the president-elect, the vice president-elect somebody else famili and their families will attend a wreath laying ceremony. at 4:00 p.m., they'll attend a make america great rally and concert at the lincoln memorial. tomorrow, a big day for everyone, it'

this is still by far and away the greatest country in the history of the world. >> nick adams is the author of america, the greatest good, the american boomerang, how the world's greatest turn-around nation will do it again. and retaking america. crushing political correctness. mr. adams is also the founder and executive director of the foundation for liberty and american greatness, an organization dedicated to promoting american exceptionalism and combating anti-americanism worldwide. watch in-depth live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern sunday on book tv on c-span2. >>> dylan scott joins us now to

[applause] secondly i would like to welcome nick adams. nick is finally here for your foreign veterans pick you may recall who supposed be your last summer but he wasn't. he will be telling you why and levit about that as well. so here is nick. finally his only 32 and is at a remarkable life already.

nick adams, author of green card warrior, my quest for illegal immigration in an illegal system talk about his experiences legally immigrating to the us and efforts by the state department accommodate the process due to its political view on sunday at 8:00 eastern. michael lewis on his latest book the undoing project. a friendship that changed our minds, he looks at the work of israeli psychologists focusing on decisionmaking processes in humans leading to the creation of the field of behavioral economics. go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> supreme court justice samuel alito served in the wrongful death mock trial of "romeo and juliet". washington dc theater company hosted it and ties together classical theater and modern-day law. >>

author of "timeless lessons for our era" nick adams, author of green card warrior: my quest for legal immigration in an illegal system. departmentate complicating the process due to political views. on sunday michael lewis on his latest book. israeli at the work of psychologists focusing on decision-making processes in humans leading to the creation of the field of psychological economics. when he became president he rd toy job he did well as the director of the bureau of insurance, which became wrapped into the veterans bureau. theas raised up to become leader of the veterans bureau, the va. book a time ofer scandal. rd, warren g. harding, and the making of the veterans bureau. >> no one looked at the veterans bureau scandal. it was a big scandal in the early 1920's. most of say the oil scandal in the early 1920's with the hearty administration. at the time the veterans bureau scandal, for which charles ford was the center, was equally as important. yet, this man has gone down in history as a crook. no one knew what he had actually done. i was intrigued by this. sunday night on c-spa

on your second amendment and author of the constitution today: timeless lessons. , my:30 p.m., nick adams quest for legal immigration and illegal system talks about his experience legally emigrating to the u.s. and the efforts by the state department to complicate the process due to his political views. on sunday, author michael lewis on his latest book, a fresh of the change our minds which looks at the work of israeli psychologist focusing on decision making processes. the founders led to the field of behavioral economics. org for the full schedule. >> the c-span video library is an easy way to search and view c-span programs and to help is dr. robert browning executive , director of the c-span archives. >> go to c-span.org, the main site, and look on the front page. on the left side are all of the hearings and the presidential events of that day and the political campaign events and then right underneath that on the left side is a link that says recent events and they appear in the order that they were on the network. you can search for a person's one hundredperson, 17,000 people have

[applause] secondly i'd like to welcome nick adams who is finally here for you foreign veterans you may recall he was supposed to be here last summer but he wasn't. he will be telling you why i'm a little bit about that as well. finally a guest is 32 and he said a remarkable life. life. he's been an officeholder in australia