owens.e coverage on c-span2. >> tonight we will hear from the incumbent democratic congressman then mcadams and his republik and challenger, mr. burgess owens. the safety of all involved in the debate process we are hearing the social distancing guidelines and there is no studio audience. the debate commission has established a format that allows each candidate one, two minutes for the initial reply to a question. i will then direct follow-up response to then questions. i will be taking questions from members of the news media, students from salt lake unity college and from members of the viewing audience participating on social media. prior to the debate a virtual coin toss determined that burgess owens will provide the initial response to the first question. we will alternate who answers first on the remaining questions. let's get right to it. mr. owens, welcome. good to see you. we wanted to, we wanted to let voters see something personal about each of the candidates. what uniquely qualif

owens. >> live from downtown salt lake city, the utah the they commission welcomes you to the fourth congressional district candidates debate. >> good evening. i'm doug wilkes, editor of the deseret news. i moderate tonight's debate at the invitation of the utah debate commission, this event held live on october 12th is part of the utah debate commission's work to educate voters and encourage civil exchange of ideas. if you are watching or listening live we encourage your reaction and questions on social media using the hashtag use he debate and listen learn vote. live from salt lake city, utah, we are holding the debate between candidates in utah's race for the fourth congressional district. .. tonight will be taking questions from the news media, students from salt lake community college and from members of the viewing audience participating on social media. prior to the debate of virtual coin toss determined burgess owns will provide initial response to the first question. will alternate

this is a view looking south on owen street with an open space to the right. if you go to the right there is a view shifted towards the cal-train. this shows the two, that three-storey spaces. these move back and forth along the stacked volumes. if we go to the next slide, from the 280 approach heading north into san francisco, you can see this kind of inflection on the facade that gives the further depth and animates that facade facing the freeway direction. then we see the opposite side facing east. this is a view looking west on nelson rising as you're approaching the intersection with owen street and the front of the building. it's facing open space, which if we go to the next slide we zoom a bit closer and here we can see in that setback zone that theresa described which is indicated by the underground sewer line, we've been working with a design firm to develop this open space as a public plaza where the cafÉ can spill out, there is a beautiful landscaping feature and it is articulated by a recessed portal. so this is a summary, facts and figures on the

let me just say, you know, to mayor owens.me over the last year and a half meeting with organizations on the ground, in michigan, who decided that they were not going to have the same story written in 2020 as was written in 2016. and so they used the moment just like the former vice president has of reconfiguring the way that they reached 0 ut to voters. digitally, online, by text message. by phone calls. organizing in their communities and continuing that just replicating, really, what the former vice president is doing in terms of reaching out to voters, and defining the differences between donald trump and saying, here's a guy who's going to go out there and endanger your lives. you have a choice of the former vice president who's going to protect your lives and see he's even doing it in his campaigning, and i think that has actually played to his benefit as these coronavirus cases have increased, as the deaths have increased and as you see the danger that donald trump has placed the nation. >> and connie, in terms of the i

lou: candace owens. thanks for being with us.elder are among our guests monday. we hope you will join us for that. and you can buy my new book, "the trump century," loudobbsshop.com. congrats to ruth from brooklyn, winning an autographed copy of "the trump century" for her order. thanks for joining us. good night if sussex, have a great -- from sussex, have a great weekend. elizabeth: okay. we've got breaking news. you are now looking at a live shot of marine one on the south lawn at the white house. it is about to fly president trump to walter reed medical center for several days of testing. this is out of an abundance of caution after he and the first lady tested positive for covid-19. we've got the new information about their symptoms, their diagnosis and the latest on their treatment as the vice president ask if his wife have tested negative, so have joe and dr. jill biden and so has kamala harris. tonight a solid guest lineup on what this all means for

candice owens and former tucson police officer, brandon taylor. thank you both. greatjob.ank you both. greatjob. what a great job. two brilliant thank you both. greatjob. what a greatjob. two brilliant smart young people. great. thank you very much for being here. we really appreciated. you just marched to the white house because you understand to protect the lives of black americans and all americans, you have to have your police support. you have to have that. if the left gain power, they will launch a nationwide crusade against police power and they are doing that at a level nobody has ever seen before. in the debate biden couldn't even use the word more enforcement. he was bailed out by the anchor. i said simply, name one more enforcement group that has supported you any good not to do it. he was bailed out by the anchor. the second time, he got bailed out by that anchor a lot. taking their funds away, their firearms, fundamental authorities, taking everything away including your freedom. joe taking everything away including yourfreedom. joe biden taking everything awa

owens. >> thank you for those who are listening. we are fighting for the heart and soul of our nation. never any stories of rise and destruction, america, the greatest history and mankind. only in america can this exist. only in america can faith and hard work and family. these values in the future come from programs like second chances for youth. living the american dream and dedicating my life for others to realize the same potential. now more than ever, we need ngaders who won't compromise their values for political opportunities. now, more than ever, we need leaders who stand against lawlessness across our country. we have the opportunity to reject this mentality and be a shining city on the hill. it is time for us to unite. i ask for your vote. i promise to represent you with honesty, courage, hard work. >> thank you. let me just say to julie and poor kids washing tonight from home, thank you for always supporting me. our state is hurting and we won't get better economically until we act individually responsible to get the fire

candace owens has answers in a moment.ou ♪ i'm good at my condo.ell planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ >> laura: last night was really the first time kamala harris confronted the running me. let me repeat, it was the first time a woman who could be second in line to a 78-year-old president -- had -- to answer any probing questions. listen how "new york magazine" put it.sein if the xap in california senator do prevailing november, they have a whole new concept as second in command. it would be her de facto elevation as the front runner. biden won't say it out loud, but if he wins, he is highly for second term. kamala is the president -- with that knowledge out in the open, the media obviously -- >> there going to be judged. >> a lot of women who are watching this debate the rage that so many people felt in these situations time and time again. >> i wonder if she can't quote steamroll as much as mike pence can. >> laura: if she can't handle being challenged, how is she supposed to go toe-to-toe wit

one of the most insidious lies by the left the last four years reared its ugly head and candace owenss here and moments to debunk it once and for all, you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ >> the president of the united states refused to denounce white supremacist groups, opting instead for language many considered to be a call to action. >> why is it so difficult for president trump to say i condemn white supremacy?? >> people who are of good faith can't deny it, he did not condemn white supremacists. >> laura: when did you stop beating your wife? come on.en that broadcast across a network cable all day long. the one problem, it is an outright lie. he with president trump's very clear response to this question. are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups, and to say that they need to stand down? are you prepared to do that? >> i'm willing to do anything -- i wantre to see peace. >> laura: joining me is candace owens, author of "black out." i guess being against of white supremacy and saying of course, i'm for peace, that question has been asked and answered a th

eastern on after words, candace owens why black americans should vote republican in her book "blackout she's interviewed by the chairman. american conservative union. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. ... >> live coverage begins at 6:35 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> live now to discussion on election security. this event hosted by the heritage foundation. live coverage here on c-span2. >> and we are waiting for the start of a discussion on election secured with just 19 days until election day. it's hosted by the heritage foundation. live coverage here on c-span2. >> and we're waiting now for the start of a discussion on election security with just 19 days until election day. it is hosted by the heritage foundation. live coverage here on c-span2. >> and we are joined by the former chair come from ranking member of the judiciary committee senator patrick leahy of vermont. good morning. >> guest: good morning. it's good to be with you. >> host: want to ask you specifically to the issue that's been brought up this week on the affordable care act. you questioned the judge on wednesday an

candace owens may know the answer.or "blackout: how black america can escape from the second american plantation." thanks for coming on. i know there are a lot ofof oppressed and angry rich ladies out there. who is oppressing them? >> i cannot answer that question for you, unfortunately. what i can say is that michelle obama, today, she destroyed whatever good was lefh of obama's legacy, barack obama's legacy, with this video. it's breathtaking because it's so polar opposite fromeg a barack obama that we saw when he was running for election, and ii remember seeing that barack obama, a barack obama who was asked, baited, wants to say if you do not win this election, senator, do you think it'so because america isn't ready, the implication being that america was not ready -- >> tucker: i remember that. >> and you remember what he said? n he said, you know what, if i don't win, no, it's because i failed to deliver on a vision and a promise that americanso, could believe in. it was an incredibly courageous response that i b

political commentator candice owens offers her thoughts on why black americans should vote republican. and professor jared yates sexton examines what he calls the myths of american exceptionalism. that'll starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. find more schedule information @booktv.org or consult your program guide. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the 2020 national book festival. and our conversation with two distinguished guests who join us in honor of the centennial celebrations of american author and space age visionary rate bradberry a master storyteller whose legacy exemplifies the festival's theme of american ingenuity. i am john, director of the center for bradberry studies at indiana university school of liberal arts. red berries encouragement led to the creation of the center will re- preserve his entire home office, a lifetime of words and mementos of the papers correspondence and working library that remained in his home at the time of his passing in 2012 part his remarkable career spans seven decades. he grew up in the great depression. his family, his father had to take the famil

this is a view looking south on owen street with an open space to the right. if you go to the right there is a view shifted towards the cal-train. this shows the two, that three-storey spaces. these move back and forth along the stacked volumes. if we go to the next slide, from the 280 approach heading north into san francisco, you can see this kind of inflection on the facade that gives the further depth and animates that facade facing the freeway direction. then we see the opposite side facing east. this is a view looking west on nelson rising as you're approaching the intersection with owen street and the front of the building. it's facing open space, which if we go to the next slide we zoom a bit closer and here we can see in that setback zone that theresa described which is indicated by the underground sewer line, we've been working with a design firm to develop this open space as a public plaza where the cafÉ can spill out, there is a beautiful landscaping feature and it is articulated by a recessed portal. so this is a summary, facts and figures on the

does karl rove agree anda burgess owens could flip his district red next week. we will talk about what it means after this. hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence... ...we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >> transition from the oil industry? yes. we need other industries to transition to get to ultimately a complete zero emissions by 2025. it has to be replaced by renewable energy. we have to move to a net zero emissions. the first place by the year 2035 is energy production. by 2050 totally. >> laura: 2025, 2030, 2050. unbelievable. that's not all. he pledged to ban frackin

does karl rove agree and burgess owens could flip his district red next week. we will talk about what it means after this. how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! >> transition from the oil industry? yes. we need other industries to transition to get to ultimately a complete zero emissions by 2025. it has to be replaced by renewable energy. we have to move to a net zero emissions. the first place by the year 2035 is energy production. by 2050 totally. the world. why would joe biden do this? joining me now is karl rove a fox news contributor. as a texas resident lending the leasing on federal lands. what happens there, 125,000 jobs by 2022? >> it will cost more than that. they say they will do it on day 1. houston's economy is driven by the fact that all of the exploration in the gulf of mexico is

it is way better than clive owen. definitely. have at it. to catfish you what do they contact you and say i am jesse watters? [laughter] kat: no, he doesn't contact me either but look, this is why a all, always believe in yourself is terrible advice and i will not tell it to my future children. i will not sit there and watch the olympics with them and say that will be week you want day because i am not a liar. this lady did not be a mobile to figure out she wasn't talking to brad pitt. she sees a little self-doubt, believe in yourself but not always. we're not all adam sandler. greg: tyrus, is this a sad story that she believed it? tyrus: i kind of it is hilarious. anytime anyone makes this accusation, you should be allowed to prove that it's not in afterwards, they should be held accountable. [laughter] having said that. so, brad pitt, average annual salary, this means lowest ever. he had a bad year. $25 million, he averages that a year. on a good year, it can be up to 150 and even more. if you get $7 million, saying it with a straight face

john marshall harlan the largely unknown partner of the better-known benjamin berst owen to cincinnati to the gop convention to get his -- to clean the nomination the perfect choice after eight years of scandal in the grant administration. it became clear after a few rounds of voting that he wasn't going to be a loophole it off for his partner benjamin bristow so harlan through ristow's boats to the governor of ohio rutherford b. hayes and amazingly enough right after president hayes was sworn in in march of 1877 it was john marshall harlan, not benjamin bristow who ended up on the supreme court where he served for 30 years with great distinction and was the soul dissenter in plessy versus ferguson, the one member of the supreme court in 1896 the guy rightus with regard to desegregation in public accommodations and that became the majority opinion 58 years later in brown versus order of education talk about a political appointment. that was a political appointment amy coney barrett is not the most political appointment ever to the supreme court by any of get bit standard. these are not

candace owens here with -- but first, biden's plan is the focus of tonight's angle. recently, i warned you that in the home stretch of this campaign they would cynically use a combination of the deflect, demonize, demoralize. my understanding these tactics is critical to understanding -- first, deflect. i saw mike pence absolute kamala harris. if they you to believe that -- they .2 -- >> some mansplaining tonight. >> he did keep interrupting both senator harris and -- >> he had a blood he i and a fly on his notes. >> historically, the mark of the double. >> of course, this is bugs, but she's a tough former prosecutor who rose to prominence, when she gets in trouble, she says she's being mansplained. at the same time, attempted deflection on its own refusal to answer questions. >> the court packing when the election over, a great question. i don't blame you for asking. you know the moment i answer that question headline and every want of your papers will be about that. this reminds me of another telling liberal hide the ball moment with the obamacare vote in 2010. >>

it is way better than clive owen. definitely. have at it.tfish you what do they contact you and say i am jesse watters? [laughter] kat: no, he doesn't contact me either but look, this is why a all, always believe in yourself is terrible advice and i will not tell it to my future children. i will not sit there and watch the olympics with them and say that will be week you want day because i am not a liar. this lady did not be a mobile to figure out she wasn't talking to brad pitt. she sees a little self-doubt, believe in yourself but not always. we're not all adam sandler. greg: tyrus, is this a sad story that she believed it? tyrus: i kind of it is hilarious. anytime anyone makes this accusation, you should be allowed to prove that it's not in afterwards, they should be held accountable. [laughter] having said that. so, brad pitt, average annual salary, this means lowest ever. he had a bad year. $25 million, he averages that a year. on a good year, it can be up to 150 and even more. if you get $7 million, saying it with a straight face and s

this is a view looking south on owen street with an open space to the right. if you go to the right there is a view shifted towards the cal-train. this shows the two, that three-storey spaces. these move back and forth along the stacked volumes. if we go to the next slide, from the 280 approach heading north into san francisco, you can see this kind of inflection on the facade that gives the further depth and animates that facade facing the freeway direction. then we see the opposite side facing east. this is a view looking west on nelson rising as you're approaching the intersection with owen street and the front of the building. it's facing open space, which if we go to the next slide we zoom a bit closer and here we can see in that setback zone that theresa described which is indicated by the underground sewer line, we've been working with a design firm to develop this open space as a public plaza where the cafÉ can spill out, there is a beautiful landscaping feature and it is articulated by a recessed portal. so this is a summary, facts and figures on the

candace owens is here. you're kidding me. who better to get reaction on that next (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important! (man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! >> laura: when they weren't fearmongering over cordwood, senate dems were trying to hook amy coney barrett with loaded racial questions. >> racial disparity still exists. do you agree. >> do you agree that voter suppression or discrimination in voting currently exist? >> does the president have the authority to unilaterally denying the right to vote to any person based on their race? >> laura: georgetown should ask dick durbin for his law degree back. senator booker leve leveled pers the most disgusting of all charges. >> when i look at a justice, it seems like the fixes in, is going to serve on the supreme court and hasn't tak

. -- candice owen shares thoughts on why black americans should vote republican and chris whip. provide ands inside look at the cia's operations. ... oklahoma, congressman cole we have asked you this question before, you have always had a large reading list, what is on your current reading list? >> i have just finished the splendid and the bile by erik larson, a wonderful account of churchill and his family. really in the worst year of the war, right after he becomes prime minister's in 1940 really the day of the german invasion of low countries of france. and then basically what it was like to stand alone against not see germany until june of 41 the russians are in the war. it's an extraordinary book. it was a wonderful read about a guy that i consider literally the greatest person in the 20th century. and the supreme ordeal of a long and brilliant career. and then i've also been reading, i just picked up a great historian by the name of gene edwards smith a great biographer, i read his biography grant and eisenhower, eisenhower biography is by far the best ever written. and th

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it is way better than clive owen. definitely. have at it. to catfish you what do they contact you and say i am jesse watters? [laughter] kat: no, he doesn't contact me either but look, this is why a all, always believe in yourself is terrible advice and i will not tell it to my future children. i will not sit there and watch the olympics with them and say that will be week you want day because i am not a liar. this lady did not be a mobile to figure out she wasn't talking to brad pitt. she sees a little self-doubt, believe in yourself but not always. we're not all adam sandler. greg: tyrus, is this a sad story that she believed it? tyrus: i kind of it is hilarious. anytime anyone makes this accusation, you should be allowed to prove that it's not in afterwards, they should be held accountable. [laughter] having said that. so, brad pitt, average annual salary, this means lowest ever. he had a bad year. $25 million, he averages that a year. on a good year, it can be up to 150 and even more. if you get $7 million, saying it with a straight face

it is way better than clive owen. definitely. have at it.er try to catfish you what do they contact you and say i am jesse watters? [laughter] kat: no, he doesn't contact me either but look, this is why a all, always believe in yourself is terrible advice and i will not tell it to my future children. i will not sit there and watch the olympics with them and say that will be week you want day because i am not a liar. this lady did not be a mobile to figure out she wasn't talking to brad pitt. she sees a little self-doubt, believe in yourself but not always. we're not all adam sandler. greg: tyrus, is this a sad story that she believed it? tyrus: i kind of it is hilarious. anytime anyone makes this accusation, you should be allowed to prove that it's not in afterwards, they should be held accountable. [laughter] having said that. so, brad pitt, average annual salary, this means lowest ever. he had a bad year. $25 million, he averages that a year. on a good year, it can be up to 150 and even more. if you get $7 million, saying it with a straigh

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candace owens fact-check the latest white supremacist smear.lso what you didn't see inside raymond arroyo scranton focus group, plus he brings up the low lights from biden's sleepy whistle stop tour today. some people miss all this stuff, raymond gets it. but first from effects beyond debate, that's the focus of tonight's angle. while the debate scoring and the snap poll analysis consumes hours of cable commentary, in the end back i'm not sure any of it matters, not much anyway. could the president have sold his own record better, yeah. he sold it tonight in minnesota, i can tell you that. does he need to remember swing voters and suburban women still need convincing, i guess so. did biden laub in fifth grade insults at the president in order to get under his skin? absolutely. did biden lie about everything from his support of the great new deal to what antifa that represents? of course he did. and did the media declared by the in the winter just as they did with hillary in 2016? of course the media did that. remember, the democrat at a debate

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and especially your two founders, great people, candace owens and former tucson police officer brandonum. thank you both. [applause] great job. what a great job. two brilliant, smart, young people. thank you very much for being here. we really appreciate it. you've just marched to the white house because you understand to protect the lives of black americans and all americans, you have to have your police support you. you have to have that. if the left gains power, they will launch a nationwide crusade against law enforcement, and they have already done that. they are doing that at a level no one has ever seen before. the other day in the debate, biden could not even use the words law enforcement. i said say law enforcement. he was bailed out by the anchor. i said, very simply, name one law enforcement group that has supported you. he couldn't do it. he was bailed out by the anchor. he got bailed out by that anchor a lot. taking their funds away, their firearms. taking everything away, including your freedom. joe biden even said when you call 911, a therapist should answer the call. th

on "after words," political commentator candace owens shares her thoughts on why black americans should vote republican, and an inside look at the cia operations. find more information on your program guide or at booktv.org. and now we kick off the weekend with npr's maria hinojosa and her thoughts on current immigration issues. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello, everybody. i'm allison kiddie, artistic director of the chicago humanities festival and delighted to be here welcoming you to today's program, maria hinojosa, "once i was you." this program and many more are free and open to the public. you can learn more at chicago humanities.org, and i encourage you to lend your support, make a donation or become a member. you can also learn more about our commitment to accessibility there thanks to support from chf audiences. all of our digital events have closed captioning which can be controlled through youtube. thank you to our captioner today. and, good news, this program will have both spanish and english subtitles. in my previous life in public radio, the voice of maria hinojosa was a constant presence,

to the court after roosevelt threatened to pack the court and two justices, charles evan hughes and owen roberts flipped, they changed their opinions and all of a sudden we got our constitutional right to form labor unions. when people watch today, i want people to ask jimmy wright, what is the federalist society. i want them to ask ted cruz and mike lee the same question, senator whitehouse pointed out yesterday it is about our rights being finally taking away from us. if you want to go back to the jungle, to the law of the streets, we in organized labor are willing to do that. >> supporting the nominee is kim in california. tell us why. i am sorry, go ahead. you are on the air. >> she is absolutely wonderful. if you listen to the last man that called, the federalist society is an organization of conservative attorneys, democrats have their own organization, they spend just as much money as republicans do trying to get their issues through. she is an absolutely spectacular choice for the supreme court justice. don't be afraid of scary orange man, have a great day. >> cleveland is next,

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candace owens is the author of the book "blackout: how black america is making its second escape from the democrat plantation." she joins us tonight. the clarity of that and i'm not promoting anyone's presidential campaign but the clarity about observation is so overwhelming. you wonder how anyone could hear it and disagree because it's so true. >> it overwhelms me because i feel as though many of us have been fighting for these conversations to be had for a very long time. when i say many of us, i mean black conservatives. what he's really getting at is selective outrage culture. you and i know who margaret sanger was. it's not taught in schools but we are supposed to be outraged because amy coney barrett believes in life and we are not supposed to be outraged that a eugenicist founded planned parenthood. with black americans the target. the target. she wrote extensively about how she believed in extermination, the extermination of certain races. people she thought were not fit to be in this society, that she did not want the government to take care of. black americans were among the

and especially your two founders, two friends of mine, great people, candace owens and former tucson police officer, brandon tatum. thank you both. [ cheering and applause ] >> great job. what a great job. two really brilliant, smart young people. great and thank you very much for being here. we really appreciate it. so you've just marched to the white house because you understand to protect the lives of black americans and all americans, you have to have your police support you. you have to have that. if the left gains pow you wear, -- yo power, they'll launch a nationwide crusade against law enforcement. they're doing that at a level nobody's ever seen before. the other day in the debate, biden couldn't even use the words law enforcement. i said, say law enforcement. he was bailed out by the anchor. then i said very simply, i said name one law enforcement group that's supporting you. he couldn't do it. he was bailed out by the anchor. second time. he got bailed out by that anchor a lot. taking their funds away, their firearms, their fundamental authorities, taking everything away i

eastern on "after words" political commentator candace owens on why black americans should vote republican in her book, black out. she is interviewed by the chairman of the american conservative union. watch book tv this again on c-span2. >> next, nasa administrator jim bryden sign talks about future emissions and changes at the agency due to the coronavirus pandemic. this is one hour and 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations]

emails obtained by abc news reportedly showed owens' organization paid for some guests' travel and lodging expenses so that they'd attend. more than 2,000 people were reportedly invited. rough estimates suggest about 400 to 500 people actually showed up. there were more masks being worn at that event than at the president's actual campaign rallies, but as you can see there, there wasn't any social distancing. that was not for lack of space. this is how the white house staged the event, people packed together to make the crowd appear bigger. and this comes on the heels of last month's rose garden event that may have sparked the recent white house covid outbreak. we've learned so much. >>> the white house is once again sending mixed signals with its approach to a covid stimulus relief package. according to the "washington post," president trump's aides are now pushing for immediate action on a bill after the administration's $1.8 trillion proposal was dismissed by both republicans and democrats. in a letter to congress over the weekend, white house chief of staff mark meadows and treasury se

political, candice owens is through my black americans should vote republican. chris whipple has it inside ♪ ♪ ♪ >> history on biographies is sponsored by wells fargo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello i'm carla hayden it is my pleasure to be here with the author and really, wonderful person to talk about history and race, and just challenges during this time, erica armstrong dunbar. she is the author of one of my new favorite books. she came to sleigh. it is the life and time of harriet tubman. thank you so much for doing this. your book is really groundbreaking. >> and cute and first of all let me thank you for inviting me on. i really taken the time to have this conversation. i love to talk about history. but more importantly about the lives of african-american women during the 19th century. and harriet have one just became very clear early on that it was time to kind of do a bit of a refresher on harriet tubman. and to think about her as a person. hennepin as an activist bird right now we're thinking about about what social justice and activism looks like. i think there's

intelligent organizations operations and on sunday at 9 pm on "after words", political commentator candace owens on why black americans should vote republican in her book blackout. she's interviewed by max flack, chairman of the american conservative union read what tv this weekend on c-span2. >> watching c-span two, your unfiltered view of government , created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television providers. >> now the session from the cato institute on supreme court issues and how judge amy kony barrett may view the issues if she's confirmed. >> good afternoon, good morning and welcome to the virtual cato institute. my name is ilya shapiro and i'm director of the center for constitutional studies at cato and the author of the new book supreme disorder: judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court and related to that i'm glad everyone is taking a break from thebarrett's confirmationhearings this morning . if you didn't watch , i and theyou ., there was nothing new, the republicans and democrats play their assign

on sunday at 9 pm eastern on "after words" political commentator kansas owens on why black americans should vote republican in her book blackout. she's interviewed by max schlack. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> the council on foreign relations boasts a discussion on the group's recent report on the global response to covid-19 and how best to prepare for future pandemics. will hear from former health and human services director sylvia burwell and the homeland security adviser in the white house. >> welcome to today's council on foreign relations report. the independent task force on preparing for the next pandemic but of course we will be talking about the one that we are currently experiencing area and i am lulu garcia navarro and i'll be presiding over today's session. we have more than i think 760 registered for this meeting and we will do our best to get to as many questions as we can during the period but now a little bit about this event. the independent task force program began in 1995 analyzing issues of critical importance to us foreign policy in a nonpartisan way.

on sunday at 9:00 pm eastern, candace owens on why black americans should vote republican in blackout. she's interviewed by matt schlapp, watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> you are watching c-span2, your unfiltered view of government as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> joe biden campaigns in florida on tuesday. he spoke about campaign policy proposals affecting senior citizens. he was joined by representative debbie wasserman schultz.

is unknown how much was spent, they were said by a group led by black conservative activist candace owens. it was the first presidential appearance since he was hospitalized with the coronavirus. >>> conservation commission hearings are beginning tomorrow, if confirmed, amy coney barrett would be present trumps third nominee to the supreme court in just three and a half years, this comes as joe biden goes to the key battleground state of ohio. jackie bradley has the report tonight. >> reporter: joe biden is making stops in ohio tomorrow. until recently, his campaign has not put many resources in that state, but has been dedicating itself to michigan, which seems more winnable. joe biden's play follows a recent poll showing about 7% of ohio voters are undecided and have poor views of the president's handling of coronavirus. joe biden strip happens against the backdrop of confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. his plea for the senate to delay hearings until after the election gained no traction and his comments put him in the spotlight, he has faced criticism for refusing to ans