then sunday, on afterwards, and 9 pm eastern, journalist rence? alan discusses her book, it was all a dream. a new generation confronts the broken promise to black america. she's interviewed by the root editor-in-chief, danielle belton. walk booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> sent a reaction to the presence nationally televised speech on border security and the ongoing negotiations of the government shutdown. they begin with mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer. >> last night the present delivered his first address to the nation in the oval office. amidst the government shutdown the president offered a reminder of just what is at stake. that

today actually at six thirty pm eastern time there will be a protest supporting the venezuelan government of nicholas model at the embassy in tomorrow at the white house gloria really appreciate your time great to speak to you on this gloria reeve is my guest from the and soko dishes thank you. onto the news now on the global news network c.n.n. is expanding into new markets opening a portuguese language station in brazil but the team is heading that operation was raised a few eyebrows. thank you.

-- and to speak to democrats in polk county iowa, you will see that live tomorrow starting at 6 pm eastern, also on c-span. >> monday, martin luther king jr. day. at 8 am eastern, race relations in the u.s., with the american university professor leonard stein horn, and radio and tv talk show commentator armstrong williams, live on c-span's washington journal, at 4 pm on book tv on c-span two, discussion on race in america.>> voter suppression, voter suppression is real. let's just name a couple of states, florida, georgia, texas, north dakota. north dakota, yeah. today, in 2019, we're still doing with his issue on dr. king's birthday. >> and in american history td on c-span three, the real america at 8 pm eastern. the 1957 film, a time for freedom, documents the civil rights rally at the lincoln memorial.>> give us the ballot, and we will no longer plead to the federal government of an anti-lynching law, we will, by the power of our vote, right the law on the statues -- and bring an end to the vast dastardly acts of the perpetrators of violence. >> watch c-span, book tv in american histor

. >> this weekend in american history tv, saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures of history stonehill college professor peter on how the state of the union has changed since the time of gord george washington. >> he scored politically. we start to see that the address , the lure of politics is too great for some presidents. this is wilson's small see constitutional presidency. it is designed for party leadership. so presidents do not avoid the opportunity to use the address to try to score political points. we are way far away from that formal kind of 16 to dress that george washington or many of his successors. >> this weekend on c-span three. >>> sunday at 7 pm eastern on book tv. rob riche talks about his book just giving, why philanthropy is feeling democracy and how it can be better. >> some studies a quote in the book that show two things which are surprising. first of all if you make maximally generous assumptions even giving to place like stanford you to give her financial aid birds that that should be counted as assistance to the disadvantaged or to the museum, it allows the kids fro

saturday at 6:45 pm eastern california democratic senator kamala harris details her life and career there her book, the truths we hold. an american journey. >> i believe the strongest politics are coalition politics. and that is at the heart about understand the vast majority of us have so much more in common than what separates us. and again, rejecting the idea that we live in silence and we don't share values and concerns in the middle the night we don't share the same kinds of thoughts about what we need or what our family needs. the vast majority of us have so much more common than what separates us. >> at 11 pm eastern author dennis talks about his latest book, last call for liberty. >> if i may say so, with the crisis we have seen growing over the last several years, i have rarely ever heard an american leader today addressing the present crises in the light of the founding vision. addressing the better angels of the american leadership in the light of liberty and justice for all that comes from the declaration. in other words, there is at the moment, no lincoln like vision and cour

eastern. and sunday at 2 pm on american history tv on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story.

then sunday, on afterwards, and 9 pm eastern, journalist rence? alan discusses her book, it was all a dream. a new generation confronts the broken promise to black america. she's interviewed by the root editor-in-chief, danielle belton. walk booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> sent a reaction to the presence nationally televised speech on border security and the ongoing negotiations of the government shutdown. they begin with mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer. >> last night the present delivered his first address to the nation in the oval office. amidst the government shutdown the president offered a reminder of just what is at stake. that is, security of our nations southern border. by now on day 19 of the senate democratic leaders experiment and absentee negotiations, my colleagues are well-versed in the facts on the ground. we know that border patrol agents are encountering historic levels of illicit substances like fentanyl and heroin at our border. we know last year we saw thousands of attempted border crossings by individuals

eastern. and sunday at 2 pm on american history tv on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> joining us now from inside the capital is paul kane, corresponded with the washington post. paul, you have spent a lot of time roaming the halls of congress over the years. how do you describe the dynamic of the senate, this new senate, the makeup of these new senators joining those that were reelected? >> share. good morning greta.

. >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 8 pm eastern elections in history stonehill college professor peter on how the state of the union has changed since the time of george washington. >> clinton scored here. he scored politically. we start to see that the address , the lure of politics is to great for many presidents. this is wilson's small c a constitutional presidency. it is designed for party leadership. so presidents don't avoid the opportunity to use the address to try to score political points. we are way far away from that normal kind of 16th address that george washington would have given or any of his successes. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span tv. >>> former vice president joe biden addressed the nation's mayors during the us conference of mayors annual winter meeting. he discussed the obama admini

the family shows up and threatens to ruin everything and "fam" will premier today on cbs at 9:30 pm eastern. >>> the bay area lawmaker wants mactn a national holiday and how that could free up millions of votes for the next election. >> reporter: the government shutdown is on track to be the longest in history and the workers unions are organizing across the country to make their voices heard, and we have a live report coming out. life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> the government services are in danger this morning with workers protesting. >>> president trump is heading to the border today, and what it will take to get the government

live coverage at 6 pm eastern on c-span you can also visit our website and the radio app. >>> monday, martin luther king jr. day at 8 am eastern, the american university and radio and tv talkshow commentator armstrong williams live on the washington journal at 4 pm discussion on race in america. >> what was the question? it was real. let's just name a couple of states. florida, georgia, texas, north dakota, north dakota, yeah. today in 2019 still dealing with this issue on doctor martin luther king's birthday. >>> the 1957 film a time for freedom documents the civil rights rally of the lincoln memorial. >> we will no longer flee to the central government for passage of a law. we will by the power of our vote wipe the law and bring it in to the perpetrators.>> watch this monday, martin luther king jr. day. >>> the u.s. chamber of commerce delivered their annual state of american business address providing an assessment of the economy and current business environment. this is 45 minutes. >>> the american dream speak of the american dream speak of the american dream speak out treaters th

president from delivers his state of the union address live in the house chamber beginning at 9 pm eastern on c-span, followed by the democratic response by former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. the state of the union, like tuesday at 9 easton on c- span, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> coming up next on c-span 3, we will hear from congressional budget office director keith hall at a recent hearing on capitol hill. then several mayors from across the country discuss ways to reduce gun violence and hate crimes in their communities. and later, indiana governor eric holcomb gives his state of the state address from indianapolis. >>> tuesday, congressional budget office keith hall appeared on capitol hill for the first time since the new congress began to outline the cbo's latest report on the budget and us economic outlook over the next decade. he was also asked about the potential effects of the partial government shutdown and the republican tax bill that was signed into law in 2017. this was the first of two congressional hearings for director hall w

. >>> on sunday at 2 pm eastern on american history tv a tour of president truman's historic site including a visit to his home and library. watch the c-span cities tour of independence, missouri. saturday at noon eastern on c- span 2 book tv and send it 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3 working with our cable affiliate as we explore the american story.>>> president trump nominated him to the third circuit u.s. court of appeals in 2017. after senate confirmation judge bevis joined the appeals court and the author and former university of pennsylvania law professor spoke to a new jersey audience about appellate advocacy. the federalist society hosted this event and it is about one hour 20 minutes.

that is at 12:25 pm eastern. then at 2 pm, newly elected lawmakers discuss their priorities for the 116th congress. an event is hosted by the group and citizens united. later in the day, the house rules committee meets to consider bills to fund and reopen the federal government as the partial shutdown enters its third week. that is life from capitol hill at five eastern here on cspan3. >> sunday, author and columnist james grant. >> i make my living by writing about interest rate observer which is much too expensive for some of the people out there. i think the trouble lies not so much in wall street, it is what it is. it has been a name, mostly in infamous name. i think what we ought to be more on our guard about are the institutions in the federal government that are validly benign in their intention. the federal reserve for example, the department of treasury. the securities and exchange commission,

president trump delivers his state of the union address live from the house chamber beginning at 9 pm eastern on c-span, followed by the democratic response by former georgia gubernatorial candidate stacy abrams. the state of the union, like tuesday at 9 eastern on c- span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. reduce gun violence and hate crimes in their communities. and later, indiana governor eric holcomb gives his state of the state address from indianapolis. >>> tuesday, congressional budget office keith hall appeared on capitol hill for the first time since the new congress began to outline the cbo's latest report on the budget and us economic outlook over the

. >> sunday at 9 pm eastern on afterwards. stephanie lamb discusses her path from working as a maid to earning a journalism degree. with her book, hard work, low pay. she's interviewed by rachel snyder. >> the first thing that comes to mind is definitely be miller men. not really understanding what was going on. i also felt very marooned and isolated. and very alone. and alone in a way that is all- encompassing. i did not have anything to fall back on. through all of that process i learned to rely and depend on myself. which was empowering and strengthening but also very hard. >> watch book tv this weekend on c-span two. >>> west virginia governor opposed eliminating the states tax on social security benefits using higher-than-expected government revenue his speech at the state capitol in charleston. >> i was getting wired up out there. practical jokers have a

today actually at six thirty pm eastern time there will be a protest supporting the venezuelan government of nicholas model at the embassy in tomorrow at the white house gloria really appreciate your time great to speak to you on this gloria reeve is my guest from the and soko dishes thank you. onto the news now on the global news network c.n.n. is expanding into new markets opening a portuguese language station in brazil but the team is heading that operation was raised a few eyebrows. thank you. three sils donald trump extreme views on a variety of things telling a congresswoman she was not pretty enough to really express. like. a military dictatorship. this isn't. some people might try to tell you that it's a been in mind even start to believe this is opinion. but it's not. isn't. a few hours ago we did ask for a response from c.n.n. to those appointments we've yet to get a reply. in the meantime another us media outlet buzz feed is again insisted a controversial article it published is true despite being branded as curate by the office of special counsel robert mueller the story alleg

ministrations alike thank you commissioner bart chilton host of boom bust weekdays worldwide at four pm eastern here on r t america . president harry truman had a sign on his desk that said the buck stops here and yet the president of the united states has less power than it's governors to say which box stop one who's been there are two americas jesse ventura who as minnesota governor not only questioned expenses but revenue as well governor we made it last welcome to the big picture good to be out of the big picture it's one thing to take an axe to spending but you ran for governor questioning the station's budget surplus and you actually sent minnesotans what became known as jessie checks refunding the money the state otherwise would have found a way to spend that horrify your legislature. well it didn't horrify them really i was in a unique situation i had a republican house and a democratic senate so for the first three years in office whoever i sided with generally prevailed it worked well but it could last forever so the fourth year they both got bed together and oppose me that's a whole

c-span cities tour of independence, missouri sunday at 10:00 eastern on booktv and sunday at 2:00 pm eastern on american history tv on c-span3, working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. on afterwards at 9:00 pm on sunday, author sebastian gorka on his book why we fight. >> you fight levels when your life changes. one day my father, an amazing athlete who was on the national crew team before he was arrested comes out of the ocean. i'm 8 or 9 years old and i see on him white lines on his wrist. he's far too young to be wrinkled. i said to him what is that? without blinking, no emotion, he said that is where the secret police bound my wrists together with wire behind my basque so they could hang coming from the ceiling of the torture chamber. that changes your outlook and as such from a very early age i understood that freedom is as fragile as it is precious and sooner or later the great ronald reagan was always correct when he said sooner or later the loss of liberty is but one generation away. >> watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> this week the supreme court he

. >> watch real american sunday at 4 pm eastern on american history television on c-span 3. >> coming up next, the mpr legal affairs correspondent talks about how verbal attacks against the judiciary and the press affect democracy. this is about 35 minutes. >> it is truly a pleasure to be here and have an opportunity to have the talk with a legend, >> that means old. [ laughter ] >> i think you might be one of the ones who can bring us together. >> right. >> one of our board members who recently met vice president joe biden a couple of weekends ago. he just wanted to pass on his greetings to you today. he cannot be with us today. i will like to start out with a soft all question. what is your favorite moment covering the supreme court? i can't say that there is a moment, but it was probably best symbolized by the courts announcement of his decision in the affordable care act case. i am one of a very few journalist who will continue to go up to the courtroom to hear the announcement of opinions. the reason most people don't it's a have to get something out right away. so if you are in

." >> tonight, on afterwards, at 9 clock pm eastern, journalist allen discusses her book "it was all a dream." a new generation confronts the broken promise to black america. she's inter1r50ud by the root, editor in she, daniel belton. >> barack obama got nominated for president, of course. and then our political climate has totally changed. i think for me it was the idea that his american dream maybe is possible for black americans, and maybe it wasn't created for us, this idea that you can do better than your parents if you just work hard enough. it doesn't matter. but, you know, it just -- it doesn't seem like that's actually the reality. even now. i think that's a profoundly disappointing thing. at least for me. >> watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> tuesday night, president trump addressed the nation on what the administration argues is a humanitarian and national security crisis on the southern border. this was his first address to the nation from the oval office. and the president talked about his proposal to congress for border security. the president is considering dec

consider the nomination of william barr to be the next attorney general that gets underway at 9:30 pm eastern. >>> sunday on q&a, author and journalist patricia miller and her book bringing down the colonel on a late set schedule on a congressman sued by his mistress . >> william campbell preston breckenridge, the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elite and had been a confederate colonel in the calvary. at the time of the lawsuit, he's in his fifth term in congress. no one by congress, a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who is hungry for an education. she was a hungry young woman he ran into breckenridge at a time she was really desperate to get an education. specs sunday night on q&a at 8 p.m. eastern time . >> wyoming's republican governor mark gordon laid out his vision for the state during his first inaugural address. governor gordon is a rancher who was a treasurer before being elected governor. from the state capital, this is 30in

. >> sunday at 4 pm eastern on reel america.nterviews with president ronald reagan from the oval office during the final weeks of his presidency. in january 1989. >> when i said doing nothing wrong, this was encountering, but i have to say, the total media distortion. ofthe process that was underway . and i can't understand because i, as you know, the day after that leak revealed a covert operation, i went before the press and told them exactly with the operation was. we were not doing business with the ayatollah. we were not trading arms for hostages. we had received word by way of a third country, israel, that a delegation of people at a time when everyone was saying that the ayatollah was not going to live out the week, and that factions were rising up as to who was going to be the government of iran. this group, was vouched for by a third country as responsible citizens who wanted to meet, a meeting somehow with representatives of the united states as to how there could be a better relationship between a government of iran a

on january 6th-12:00 to 3:00 pm eastern mister corn will join us to answer your questions.isit booktv.org for more information. booktv's in-depth program live with david corn on january 6th. c-span launched booktv 20 years ago c-span2. since then we have covered thousands of authors and book festivals including more than 30 events with supreme court justices. here is supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg from 2016. >> when my law firm heard about this, they said do you know where that comes from? of course i do. the notorious bid and i were born and bred in new york. [laughter] >> you can watch this and all other booktv prograall other b the past 20 years@booktv.org. type the author's name and the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. >> here are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to amazon. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top mexican books and authors every weekend. .. she's been selling out arenas throughout the country and we will show you some of those appearances now on booktv. we are going to start off in june at t

what coverage begins at 9 pm eastern on c-span. >>> massachusetts senator elizabeth warren spoke in to win , i went over the weekend. days after announcing she was forming a committee to explore a run for president in 2020. >>> hello, des moines. the bad news is, i have caught a cold. the good news is nevertheless, i persist. i want to start just by saying, these are dangerous times for our country. in the direction we go will in part be set right here in iowa. i am grateful to all of you who take this seriously, who are in this fight and are going to help us make a better country. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> okay. so i thought i would just talk a little bit, tell you a little bit about myself and why i am in this fight. and then we will just take some questions. afterwards, if you want to, we will take some pictures. >> [ applause ] >> none of that. so, i grew up in oklahoma. big 12. we have a few okies here. i grew up in a family, my daddy , he sold stuff. he sold carpeting. he sold paint. he sold housewares. i have three older brothers. they all went off and joined the military. t

she will be back 11:00 pm eastern.illing in tomorrow at 6:00 used in, big day, new congress sworn in, hope you will join us tomorrow. good night. >> good morning, it is thursday, january 3rd and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 on the east coast congress back to square one on the shutdown. after democrats derail yet another attempt to make a deal but with the house changing hands today is the wall officially a bust? we are live in washington. >> why are we allowing criminal illegal aliens into this country. the government's number one priority is to protect its citizens, th i

we will carry that live at 9:00 pm eastern on the fox news channel.d story firefighters gathering to honor a fallen brother. firefighters hanging blank bunting to honor stephen pollard who was trying to save a man who crashed on a bridge in new york city when he slipped between a 3 foot gap between lanes of an elevated highway, fell to his death. that man, travis simmons tells the new york post he feels guilty about what happened. the two had worked at jfk airport together. simmons is not badly hurt after the accident and will attend his funeral to thank him one last time for making the ultimate sacrifice. 7-year-old girl killed in a drive-by shooting will be laid to rest, the funeral for jasmine barnes coming days after two men were arrested. a texas judge ordered aaron black to be held without bail, he is charged with capital murder. this man, larry woodruff was arrested on unrelated drug charges but investigators calling him a suspect. the men thought they were shooting into the car of someone they had been arguing with. jillian: a former uber driv

. >> saturday at 8:00 pm eastern on booktv, from the washington dc jail, the free minds book club monthly meeting. >> those causes were immediately to moment of carelessness or bad judgment, stupidity, consequences the last forever. a lot of times when we say we interfere, we are in the field so locked up maybe for a mistake or a decision to carry a badge, that is plain stupidity. there are consequences that last forever. we say, people have been here 20 years,

it is expected to take place at 2:00 pm eastern.he has 3 days to come up with plan b. nobody knows how that goes next. either there is hard brexit for no deal or a second referendum or perhaps a general election and that might be jerry corban with power. rob: worldwide ramifications coming out of that vote. the house oversight committee demanding answers about rising drug prices, the committee sending a letter to major drug companies asking documents and information on how they price medication for things like diabetes and high cholesterol. chairman cummings calling the drug price probe one of the broadest in decades. jillian: bernie sanders wants to double the federal minimum wage. the independent senator from vermont tweeted the federal minimum wage is a starvation wage that is why i along with many members of congress will introduce legislation this week to raise the wage to $15 an hour. if you work 40 hours a week you should not live in poverty. sanders is planning another white house run in 2020. rob: california offers the worl

. >> louise shelley, our guest on afterward sunday night at 9:00 pm eastern on c-span2's booktv. vice president pens takes part in the ceremonial swearing-in of newly elected senators of the 116th congress. members posed for pictures with their families in the old senate chamber. this is an hour and 35 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> mister vice president, i would like to welcome you to this room. >> quite a pleasure, thank you for doing this. >> i have the pleasure -- we have a wonderful room, very special. >> thanks to you. this is where we do it. >> i will administer the oath. >> next year or six years ago we won as well. >> do solemnly swear to support and protect the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic and bear true faith and allegiance to the same? do you take this allegation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the office on which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> said it twice. >> thank you. there is one more please. >>

. >> sunday at 4 pm eastern time on real america, press interviews with ronald reagan from the oval office during the final weeks of his presidency in january 1989 . >> when i said doing nothing wrong, this was encountering the total media distortion of the process that was underway. i can understand it because i, as you know the day after that leak revealed the corporate operation, i went before the press and told them exactly what the op ration was. we were not doing business with the ayatollah. we were not trading arms for hostages. we had received word by way of a third country, israel that a delegation of people at a time when everyone was saying the ayatollah would not about the week and that factions were rising on who would be the government, this group was vouching for a country of good citizens who wanted a meeting with representatives of the united states as to how there could be a better relationship between the government of iran and the united states. , how was your evening? have some food? so welcome, if th

. >> friday, at 4:30 pm eastern, the film a day in congress, which shows the work of the adf congress> they bring the strategy through many years of legislative experience. this is the struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress. the republicans and the democrats. it is the very essence of democratic lawmaking. every bill that is made into a law shall be subjected to the most rigorous examination and debate. >> watch reel america, on american history tv, on c- span3. >>>

live coverage at 6 pm eastern on c-span you can also visit our website and our radio app. >>> next, form on sexual misconduct in the media with journalists and news editors talking about how they cover these kinds of stories. the freedom form institute held given earlier this week. >> in this section which we think is critical, we will talk about stories that have broken news, stories that still need to be done and resources for journalists anywhere get this from the program are collected as we will be doing in the person organizing that for us is uniquely qualified to do it, karen for the better part of a year the associated press has commissioned coverage and has been a supervisor of coverage, and karen, we brought you in for this purpose. what advice do you have right now for newsrooms

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. >> jane leavy, sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> judge stephano bibas was nominated in 2017. he is the newest member of the third circuit us court of appeals .he talked about the us appellate court system at an event hosted by the federalist society in moorestown new jersey last month. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >>> judge stephano bibas is the newest judge on the third circuit court of appeals. he has been on the court since november of last year just a little bit of interesting information about stephano bibas's career, he grew up in a family in the restaurant business. he worked in his family's restaurant in new york city. he graduated from high school at the age of 15, went to columbia for undergrad then to oxenford university to stuttering study jurisprudence. he worked for judge higginbotham and justice kennedy and then before beginning his academic career he worked for eus attorney for the district of new york. at the university of pennsylvania he directed his law school supreme court clinic where he argued six cases before the us supreme court. i think in

and on saturday, the women's march beginning at 1:30 pm eastern, this friday and saturday, live on c-span. &a, any on q an author on a scandal involving a kentucky congressman who was sued by his former mistress. the number of middle names he has should signify that he was in the southern elite. he had been a confederate colonel, well-respected cavalryman in the confederate calvary. at the time of the lawsuit, he is in his fifth term in congress. he was -- she was, by contrast, nobody. girl frompoor kentucky who was very hungry for an education. she was a hungry young woman who ran into breckinridge at a time when she was desperate to make or sell something in the world and get an education. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: earlier today, president trump visited the pentagon to announce the results of his administration's missile-defense review. at the start of the event, the president spoke about the ongoing government shutdown, and offered his condolences to the families of the four americans killed in syria. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning, ever

. >> jane leavy, sunday night at 8 pm eastern on c-span's q&a. >>> judge stephano bibas was nominated in 2017. he is the newest member of the third circuit us court of appeals .he talked about the us appellate court system at an event hosted by the federalist society in moorestown new jersey last month. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >>> judge stephano bibas is the newest judge on the third circuit court of appeals. he has been on the court since november of last year just a little bit of interesting information about stephano bibas's career, he grew up in a family in the restaurant business. he worked in his family's restaurant in new york city. he graduated from high school at the age of 15, went to columbia for undergrad then to oxenford university to stuttering study jurisprudence.