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are seemingly in sign up to the idea of no hard border between the republic of violent and northern alliance or the nile and at least under the current draft do that my forces u.k. to stay in the european customs union how is that compatible with the idea of breck's it and britain. well it is of course highly incompatible with the idea of brooks's and britain so you have to put your finger on it still it's highly. incompatible with the union of the new of the united kingdom the united kingdom is a union between england scotland wales and northern ireland so. it's incompatible and that's why the democratic unionist didn't like it but i'd like to make a slightly different point or just to share with you. a couple of basic facts the facts is that. already at the moment as we speak the irish border the border between the and the right of the republic of ireland is so ready a taxation border it's already a v. a t. border it's already an excise border. it's already and it's already a currency buda they have different currencies and that without having a hard border without having a hard border in

,cts a lot like ehrenberg always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliance together. at 8:00 eastern on q&a. ♪ >> washington journal is live every day with policy issues that effect you. monday morning, bloomberg news reporter and npr's white house correspondent discussed the week .head in congress the center for strategic and international study and ounces -- will talk about the pentagon failing its first conference of audit. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 on monday morning. join the discussion. on tuesday, mike pompeo briefed reporters on a range of foreign-policy issues including if a manic relations with saudi arabia, iran sanctions, and north korea's nuclear program. secretary pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. happy thanksgiving. i want to touch on five topics today. first, the united states today sanctioned an international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime. the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the irgc quds force. that money is then passed on to

he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> on tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo briefed reporters on issues, including iran sanctions and north korea's nuclear program. secretary pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. happy thanksgiving. i want to touch on five topics today. first, the united states today sanctioned an international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime. this is in exchange for the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the irgc quds force. that money is then passed on to terrorist organizations like hezboallah and hamas. the united states, in its continued efforts, will not allow these dirty dealings to flourish. iran will not be allowed to exploit the international financial system, to hide revenue streams it uses to fund terrorist activity, support sectarian militias, abusing civilian populations, or to destabilize the region. second, you've seen that interpol is electing a

he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> on tuesday, secretary of state mike pompeo briefed reporters on issues, including iran sanctions and north korea's nuclear program. secretary pompeo: good afternoon, everyone. happy thanksgiving. i want to touch on five topics today.

. -- alwayss tried trying to organize factions and giving southerners and northerners and political alliances to speak together. >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span's q and a. next, on american history tv, a historian talks about his book bureau of spies, the secret connection between espionage and journalism in washington. and espionage that took place inside the building where he gets his talk. for not tohow spies germany, the soviet union and the cia operated from world war ii through the cold war inside the building that stands a few blocks from the white house. club and thepress spy museum hosted this hour and 15 minute long event. >> welcome to the national press come up -- press club. my name is gil klein. i'm a former president of the club, chairman of the history and heritage committee and the bureau chief for the brand-new gaylord news turned. you are associated with the spy , which is cosponsoring this. heree sitting

he is always try to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances with one other. "q&a."ght on c-span's artifactsek, american takes you to museums and historic places to learn about american history. here is a look at one of our recent. >> what they needed to do first is find a leader. that leader was john woodlief. after looking at certain people, several people, they chose captain john woodlief to lead the expedition to the new world. john woodlief had been to the new world several times. he wasn't ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days -- he was an ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days. he had been to the new world, experienced the new world, and experienced leadership in the expedition. a group in london made him a captain in the first governor of the colony. he set on to his task of leading the expedition to the new world. what he had to do first was lease a ship. he released the good ship margaret from edward williams in bristol, england, in 1619. its name was the margaret. it was due to take off f

always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. next, dr. priscilla chan on the chan zuckerberg initiative. she spoke at the annual techcrunch disruptions for san francisco. dr. chan is a pediatrician and wife of mark zuckerberg. this is 20 minutes. >> thanks so much for coming. as you might know, we have someone very special here, who is part of a very special family with a very special member. max and her sister august. dad.ight know their i want to get to know a little bit more about you. i think we hear a lot about the dorm room, the early days at harvard from facebook, but what i want to hear a little bit more of is your background. so you are a doctor in teacher, and you have done a lot to help the world before the chan zuckerberg initiative. was there a moment or anecdote from those roles that you see as your superhero origin story? dr. chan: so i just think it is crazy that i am here today, and the reason why is it just goes back so far. a child of chinese and vietnamese ref

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sort of always trying to southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on "q&a." >> the national archives foundation gave laura bush the record of achievement awards last month. before the presentation she sat down for a discussion with journalist cokie roberts. >> we give this award each year. we try to make a award something a special significance to the honoree. we understand that laura ingalls wilder is one of our honoree's authors. in2017 laura bush wrote that west texas she tried to imagine being surrounded by tall pine trees and heavy snow and identified with the main character, a brown haired girl named laura. the 2018 record of achievement awards features a handwritten wilderby laura ingalls to a typescript draft of her , by thettle house novel shores of silverlake. this insert was added from an early draft and attempted to explain how mary, laura's older sister, had become since on the bakes of fun creek. these are books i haven't read, by the way. [laughter] >> but a lot of people have. >> this insert is that the herbert hoov

to organize actions and get southerners and northerners and political alliances together. >> sunday night at eight eastern. on c-span's q&a. >>> a look now at some of the live events we will be covering next week. british ambassador to the u.s., kim derek will discuss the latest on the brexit negotiations and the latest on u.s. and uk relations. live coverage starts at 12 noon eastern on c-span. also on monday discussion on popular -- with authors and political analysts. we will hear from andrew sullivan who writes for new york magazine. watch love coverage beginning at 5 pm eastern time here on c- span 3. >>> authors reflect on their recent thoughts about world war ii. and some of the military operations led by the u.s. and their allies. the association of the united states army host this event. >> as we were starting i overlooked and apologized for not commenting and introducing doctor roger cirillo. who is in the rear. by choice -- roger started off our program when general sullivan came to ausa. joe craig is a great replacement. roger we want to thank you for years past for some of th

martin van buren looks a lot like aaron burr and only factions and get southerners and northerners in alliance together. >> saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. . >> at the annual project on government oversight summit. former senator carl levin presented south carolina representative newton an award for his oversight. this part of the conference is two hours. >> good afternoon, i'm happy to welcome you to the lunchtime session of this impressive-- i thought, i think the mic is live, is it? let's try that again. i'm happy to welcome you to this lunchtime session of this impressive first ever oversight summit. my name is bob ackerman, a professor of law at wayne state university and director of the levin center at wayne law located in detroit, michigan, at wayne state, and which also has the presence here in d.c. through our two washington co-directors, ellyse bean and linda. the levin center is pleased to be one of the co-sponsors of this summit. thank you to pogo, to our host, pps and their excellent staffs for pulling this day-long event together. the levin center has, as one of

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of thousands of american troops, our president chose to use afghans in what they called the northern alliance which i helped create with a team of people, charlie santos and paul behrens and other friends who had been working with me in afghanistan over the years, helped us put that together and the president desaied to go in that direction. about recommend a book, that first social forces team and i believe i was able that day by convincing authorities to go in that direction, that we saved thousands and thousands of american lives of soldiers and what a demoralizing it would have been had we in the succeeded in a counterattack after 9/11. let me just mention just a couple of things in passing. that is those thing us i just discussed give me pride and i remember, what's really also is most heart warming to someone who is a member of congress is what he or she has been able to do for our own constituents. as i said, whether you're republicans or democrats, we know our job is to help our people. nobody else is going to help our people except us. we care about them. they used to say they won't

he's always trying to get the southerners and northerners and political alliances together. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the national world war i museum and memorial right here in kansas city missouri where it has been since 1926. it is our honor in particular in this year they cheered as the centennial of the armistice on the western front to welcome you all. if you are continuing the conversation about the stories and the impact of world war i we are so pleased to be in partnership with another gem of a cultural institution rainy day books continues to bring a variety of spectacular speakers and one of my favorites a recent cookbook author if you want to find out what's happening on these places take a look at the website. the world war.org and it's my pleasure and honor to invite the president of rainy day books to the podium and she can share that website where you can sign up for more information as well. please join me in welcoming the gvivian jennings. [applause] you can check out our calendar we would love to have you join us anytime. brainy books is pleased to partner

trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on as soon as possible's c-span's q and a. >> in "reader come home" maryanne wolf talks about how digital media. affects brain function. she gave a talk at harvard bookstore to promote the book. this runs an hour. >> clare: good evening. i'm claire and on behalf of harvard bookstore thank you for joining us for an event with maryanne wolf, to discuss her new boom "reader come home" "reader come home: the reading brain in a digital world." i'd like to a moment to let you know about upcoming events. for the rest of august in-store new fiction purchases will be 15% off every friday for members of our frequent buyer program. next paned 13. we'll welcome jack caves and his new boom "the gulf: the making of an american sea." roy scranton will be in discussion with andrew bacevich in "we're doomed now what: essays on war and climate change," both events begin at 7:00 p.m. and are at the bookstore. our fall event season is start to kick off. we'll join authors like debra

it's trying to organize factions to get the southerners and northerners in political alliance together. >>> economist offers her thoughts on why democracies around the world are failing to produce economic growth. she's interviewed by the former chairman of the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> host: dambisa, it's great to have you here today for a conversation about your interesting, provocative book. i want to start off with why you wrote the book. you are an economist and wrote a book that is quite a lot about politics and political science. why did you do that? >> guest: the mos >> guest: the most important thing i think in terms of writing the book is born out of frustration and i talk about this in the book. i write my interest and academic background in economics but if you think of the global economy today, there are a host of deeply structural long-term problems they have to contend with and i will get to them in a mo

lot like aaron bureau, he's also trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliancestogether. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on as soon as possible's c-span's q and a. >> in "reader come home" maryanne wolf talks about how digital media. affects brain function. she gave a talk at harvard bookstore to promote the book. this runs an hour. >> clare: good evening. i'm claire and on behalf of harvard bookstore thank you for joining us for an event with maryanne wolf, to discuss her new boom "reader come home" "reader come home: the reading brain in a digital world." i'd like to a moment to let you know about upcoming events. for the rest of august in-store new fiction

he's always trying to get the southerners and northerners and political alliances together.

he's always trying to get the southerners and northerners and political alliances together. >> ladiesand gentlemen, welcome to the national world war i museum and memorial right here in kansas city missouri where it has been since 1926. it is our honor in particular in this year they cheered as the centennial of the armistice on the western front to welcome you

it's trying to organize factions to get the southerners and northerners in political alliance together >>> economist offers her thoughts on why democracies around the world are failing to produce economic growth. she's interviewed by the former chairman of the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. "after words" is a weekly interview program with relevant guest hosts interin

,cts a lot like ehrenberg always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliance together. at 8:00 eastern on q&a. ♪ >> washington journal is live every day with policy issues that effect you. monday morning, bloomberg news reporter and npr's white house correspondent discussed the week .head in congress the center for strategic and international study and ounces -- will talk aut

he is always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners and political alliances. that is how you build a political party. you can call it sneaky or party building. also met jefferson and the 1820's when he started to think of a great national party. he went to monticello and strategized with his hero over a couple of days. he loved visiting jefferson. he used his time in the senate to meet a lot of people from different regions. especially.nians that was where the idea of the modern democratic party began. a new york-virginia alliance. ,an buren pulls in new york which has a ton of electoral votes. if you want to win the election you need new york. this is how the new party is going to work. they pick andrew jackson as their candidate. jackson wins. he is grateful to van buren. and after all of the social turmoil in the first jackson administration, jackson orchestrates the nomination of van buren as his vice president. at that point, calhoun is out. van buren is an. he is very useful to jackson. they are a real alliance. see eye-to-eye. they form a philosophy of

he is always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. announcer: tonight at 8:00 eastern, on c-span's q&a. weeklyto c-span's podcast care this week, part one of a two-part interview with three nationally known presidential historians. douglas brinkley, and richard norton smith who share historical context for the trump presidency. >> i see him as an andrew johnson like president. meaning someone who has impeachment swirling around him and someone who is not able to close or heal a racial divide in the country. -- a reals a real animosity between the press and president as early as john adams. because he is the person who is pushing for the sedition act of 1798. what that does is it actually tries to prevent criticism of the government and the president. announcer: find a c-span's the weekly on the free c-span radio app under the podcast or wherever you go for podcasts. now, from harvard law school, judges and legal experts discuss a new book titled "tough cases." it features stories about how the legal system deals with the most difficu

always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. next, dr. priscilla chan on the chan zuckerberg initiative. she spoke at the annual techcrunch disruptions for san francisco. dr. chan is a pediatrician and wife of mark zuckerberg.

he was trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >> next on lectures in history abram van engen of washington universi

he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night and 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> what does it mean to be american? video this year's competition question. students and teachers from around the country are posting on social media about it. heidi long from illinois tweeted, what does it mean to be an american? social studies students brainstorming constitutional rights, national characteristics and important people and events of the nation. lauren from florida tweeted, chms students brainstormed ideas p.r c-span civics camp durin indiana senator todd tweeted, visited fischer's high school today and was interviewed by students participating in the c-span college program, we discussed the first amendment. and pink from fort lauderdale tweeted, student jam 2019. the c-span classroom is project-based learning at its finest. this year we are asking middle and high school students to produce a five to six minute documentary, answering the question, what does it mean to be an american? working $100,000 in cash prize

he is always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northern sirs -- northerners and political alliances together. >> next, this week's prime minister's question time from the british house of commons. she addressed the no-confidence vote in parliament and the state of northern ireland's u.k. exit from the european union. this is 45 minutes.

sort of always trying to southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on "q&a." >> the national archives foundation gave laura bush the record of achievement awards last month. before the presentation she sat down for a discussion with journalist cokie roberts. >> we give this award each year. we try to make a award something a special significance to the honoree. we understand that laura ingalls wilder is one of our honoree's authors. in 2017 laura bush wrote

and would get southerners northerners and blood alliances. announcer: sunday night at eight eastern. listen to c-span's the weekly print this week part one of a two-part interview with historians. douglas brinkley, edna green and richard norton smith. >> i see him as an andrew johnson like president. meaning someone who has impeachment swirling around him close orne not able to do what the racial divide. >> there is a real animosity between the press and presidents as early as john adams because he is the person who was pushing for this edition act of 1798. what that does is tries to predict racism of the government and president. announcer: on the free c-span radio app. or wherever you go for podcasts. new congressen the starts in january, there we more than 100 new house and senate members for the democrats will binge on the house, the republicans the senate. new congress, new leaders. watch the process unfold on c-span. announcer: former president former president george w. bush and the first lady laura bush receive a liberty medal.

he's always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> next look at religious voters and impact on the midterm elections.

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acts a lot like aaron burr, always trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. :: or divide in the country. >> here's a real animosity between the press and president. as early as john adams. he's the person who is putting for this act. what that does is, it applies to prevent criticism of the government. >> by c-span on the freak c-span radio at. under the podcast tab. >> the state department countered terrorism, was questioned on capitol hill. the subcommittee on terrorism, trade, asked ambassador nathan about the administration of counterterrorism policy.

he was trying to organize factions and get southerners and northerners in political alliances together. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >> next on lectures in history, of washington university in st. louis teaches pilgrims how the became part of the united states in 19th century textbooks. he describes why they emphasized the pilgrims plymouth colony over earlier settlements such as jamestown in virginia. his class is about 70 minutes. > the goal today is to think about how the pilgrims and the puritans who we have been course long all became such a national part of our heritage, such a huge part what happened, how do we get from the fact of coming to these annual remembrances like at thanksgiving and to the place of them in political speeches, reagan is calling us a city on the hill the puritans called us a city on a hill because the picture glimpse came here and so forth. how do we get from one place to the next? the way we get there is through history. of so what we're going to be looking at today is after the becomes an s independent nation, what happens to the d