pm eastern c-span brings you afterwords from book to become aware nonfiction authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators and more on their latest books, this week, former republican congresswoman from utah reflects on her journey to becoming the first black republican woman to be elected to congress in her book qualified. she is interviewed by senior politics reporter eugene scott. watch afterwords every friday at 8:00 pm eastern on c-span. >> the name of america which belongs to you in your national capacity -- >> fourscore and 7 years ago -- >> as cannot what your country can do for you, >> throughout american history presidents of delivered pedal speeches during inaugurations, times of challenge and farewells and on saturday watch our 10 part series speeches that defined the presidency on american history to be. tb. hear the words of george washington and abraham lincoln, ronald reagan and barack obama. this week we will future speeches by two presidents, first lyndon johnson who cofounded the better angels in his 1964 great society speech, and again in 1965 when speaking

. >> friday's at 8 pm eastern, c-span brings you afterwards by book tv. a program where nonfiction authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators, and more on their latest books. this week, matthew desmond, price winning author and sociologist shares his views on how americans can spread their wealth so that everyone is prosperous in his book poverty by america, he is interviewed by new york times reporter and author jason departs. watch after words every friday at 8 pm eastern on c-span. >> now, president biden commemorates the 20th anniversary of the homeland security department, which was established after 9/11. he thanked agency employees for their efforts and protecting the u.s. from terrorism and other threats. >> please welcome, u.s. secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. [applause] >> good morning. >> good morning. good morning. on november 19th, 2002, the senior senator from delaware voted in support of the act to create the united states department of homeland security. in the years proceeding that vote, and there's sense, joe

at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, princeton university scholar ellen guelzo on how puritanism and the elopement shape religion, politics, and philosophy in colonial america. explorg e american story. watch american history tv, saturdays, on c-span two. find the full schedule on your program guide or watch any line at c-span.org dot history. >> but tv, every sunday on c-span two, beecher's leading authors to discussing their latest nonfiction books. at noon eastern, live on in-depth, pulitzer prize-winning biographer and historian, stacey schiff, joins book tv to talk and take your calls on american history. the lives of cleopatra and benjamin franklin. at 10 pm on afterwards, matthew desmond, pulitzer prize-winning author, and sociologist, shares his views on how americans can spread their wealth so everyone is prosperous. in his book, poverty by america, he interviewed by new york times reporter and author jason depart oh. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two. find the full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at book tv.org. >> energy secretary jennifer gr

what's the entire hearing at 8 pm eastern on c-span2, on our free mobile video and or online at c-span.org. >> friday is afterwords a program where advocates are books.iewed on their latest journastatherine mclachlan looks at how they are selling blood class has turned into a billion-dollar business in blood money. she's interviewed by investigative reporter a vehicle field. watch it every friday at 8 pm eastern on c-span2 . >> transportation secretary polly trachtenberg talks about the bipartisan infrastructure law. president biden's budget request and public transit projects. the conversation tookplace at the american public transportation association conference . >> i'd like to introduce another good friend of mine who worked together in the obama administration. i have a tremendous amount of respect for her. and that person is polly trachtenberg, currently secretary at the department of transportation. she's the number two official and she for supports secretary buddha judge. for dot. she has an extensive 25 years of experience in all sectors and served in 2015 to 2020 as commissioner

and 9 pm eastern.catch washing and today for a fast face report on the stories of the day. listen to c-span anytime. just tell your smart speaker, play c-span radio. c-span, powered by cable. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span two. exploring the people and events that tell the american story. a 4:15 pm eastern the 65th anniversary of the department of justice's civil rights division. created by the civil rights act of 1957. the celebration focuses on the work of the division over the decades and honors the contributions of leaders, staff, and alumni. at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, university of california davis history professor, catherine olmsted, how the red scare evolved into a wide ranging conspiracy theory about the sprd of com in the united states and the 1930s and 40s. watch american history tv, saturdays, on c-span. to watch a full schedule on your program guide or, watch online, anytime, at

word -- watch our tempered series, speeches that defined the presidency, saturdays at 9:30 am and pm eastern on american history tv on c-span two. >>book tv every sunday on c-span two features leading authors discussing their latt nonfiction books. at noon eastern, we e ve from the tucson festival of books, starting with investigative generalist jeff going on in-depth, mick -- coverage of the festival continues with author talks in interviews, including malcolm nance, if author of they want to kill americans. and chris with his book the fight for his life. and thenat 9 pm eastern, former secretary of state mike pompeo shares his book never give an inch, when he talks about spearheading foreign policy for donald trump and interactions with americas enemies and allies. and at 10 pm, on afterwards, nick shares his book africa town where he chases the history and effective nearby industry on an alabama community established by the last slaves brought to the u.s. in 1860. he is interviewed by white hovironmental justice advocacy cocil vice chair catherine flower. watch book tv every sunday on c-s

again, as i mentioned, at 3 pm eastern time. we will be here live for you along with the march across that bridge 5 pm eastern standard time. and by the way, our very own of reverend al sharpton is we will be live from alabama, as well. you don't want to miss politicsnation this evening with that. all right, so as we are keeping our eyes on selma, alabama, we've got a lot else going on as well. breaking news that we're following, following this news conference any moment now. on yet another train derailment in ohio, involving -- this time, near the town of springfield, which is roughly 200 miles from east palestine, two cars, drilled we want to get right to ohio, who is inside this news conference, as we are awaiting it to begin. jesse, take us inside. what are we likely to hear? >> yeah, what we know at this point is that there are substantial differences between this derailment and the one that made major headlines across the country. that was a month ago, you mentioned is about 220 miles from here. we are told that it did not

a 4:15 pm eastern on the 65th anniversary of the department of justice's civil rights division created by the civil rights act of 1857. the celebration focuses on the work of the division over the decades and honors the contributions of leaders, staff, and alumni. at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, university catherine olmsted on how the red scare evolved into a wide ranging conspiracy theory on the rise of nism in the united sta in the 1940s in the . exploring the american story, saturdays on c-span two. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history. >> welcome back to washington journal. my guest is -- behnam ben taleblu. -- >> >>. >> -- . . . . . . . ,,, we are proud not to take any government funding. >> i want to start, obviously, we're gonna be talking about iran's nuclear program. defense undersecretary, colin paul, it was at the house arms service committee last week. he said something about iran's ability to make a nuclear bomb. here he is. >> iran's nuclear progress since we left has been remarkable. back in 2018 when th

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at 4:15 pm eastern, the 65th anniversary of the department of justice civil rights division, created by the civil rights act of 1957. the celebration focuses on the work of the division for the decades. it honestly contributions of leaders, staff, and alumni. and a pm eastern on lectures in history, university of california history professor kathryn old stat on how the red scare involved into a wide-ranging conspiracy theory on the rise of communism in the united states in the s a 1950s. exploring the american sto watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two. also find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> adam smith is a top democrat on the house arms service committee. he talked about international threats that he labeled cringe, which stands for china, russia, iran, north korea, and global extremism. his remarks were part of a conversation on u.s. defense policy. in washington d.c.. it is just over an hour and is enacted by protesters with the anti war group code pink. >> good afternoon and welcome -- as is melanie, we

he's going to deliver remarks around 3:30 pm eastern time.ge at around 5 pm eastern time, the edmund pettus bridge. just so you know who he speaking with, he speaking with major general william holt the second along with christopher bradford. his press secretary will be alongside the president and his travels to selma along with secretary marcia fudge from the department of housing and urban development. there will be some others as well. we are going to keep our cameras are trained on at this moment of course as the president is making his way over to marine one wanting to stay on schedule. there are certainly a lot of people lined up at the edmund tennis bridge waiting for the arrival of president biden to make that speech around 3:30 pm eastern and in that walk at 5 pm. we are going to be tracking it all for you and bring it to life. all right, let's switch gears if we can for a moment, millions of americans this week will be forced to get by without increased s.n.a.p. benefits. that helps americans put food on the table. it came in the re

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that's on politicsnation today at 5 pm eastern right here o msnbc. going forward we also have developments and another trump investigation. the alleged attempt to overtur the 2020 election and what wil fox news may have played i pushing election lies that the network knew were false. an extraordinary mountai formation has come to ligh because of a 1.6 billion-dolla defamation lawsuit filed b dominion voting systems agains fox news thousands of pages of evidence have been released during th discovery phase in this case and they indicate that fox new knew trump had lost th election but that nonetheless allowed o air talent to lie about it i order to boost ratings judging from the interna messages, one of the worst offenders was and still is tucker carlson the evidence indicates tha carlson relentlessly pushe focused claims of election fraud on air while rejecting many of thos claims and private tex messages carlson has also repeatedl disclaimed that january 6th wa in fact an insurrection. and he has referred to those investigated and prosecuted fo thei

. >> watch the recall refram tonight at 10 pm eastern o msnbc. streaming as well on peacock that wraps it up for me this hour i'm richard louis in for yasmi vossoughian. she will be back - 2 pm eastern symone starts right now. greetings, everyone. you are watching symone, we ar following breaking news in the trump hush money case. this is a case involving storm daniels investigating by the grand jury in new york michael cohen tells msnbc an that he is been asked to b available as a rebuttal witnes tomorrow we will have more on who els could be talking in just a moment all of this comes after former president donald trump's claim that he will be arrested thi week there is zero evidence to back that up and he's also got thes calls for protests they are prompting a message for the manhattan da to hi staff. intimidation threats will no be tolerated we will talk about the forme presidents familiar tactic with congresswoman maxin waters plus, let's talk about menta health in policing in america, a quarter of people killed b police have mental illnesses

live coverage from the national harbor in maryland starts at 5:30 pm eastern on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile video app. or at c-span dot org. the name of america which belongs to you in your national capacity. >> four score and 70 years ago. . >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> throughout american history presidents have delivered pivotal speeches during inaugurations, times of challenges, tragedies wars and very well on saturday, water ten part series speeches that to find a presidency. here the words of george washington, abraham lincoln, john of kennedy, ronald reagan, george w. bush, and barack obama. this week will feature donna kennedy and his 1961 inaugural address challenging americans ask what you can do for your country we will hear him pressing on mueller to the moon at the height of the cold war, his 1963 speech to a divided berlin germany. >> all freeman wherever they may live are citizens of berlin they are for as a free man i take pride in the word, [speaking non-english] speeches that to find a presidency 9 am eastern on american histo

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a 4:15 pm eastern the 65th anniversary of the department of justice's civil rights division. created by the civil rights act of 1957. the celebration focuses on the work of the division over the decades and honors the contributions of leaders, staff, and alumni. at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, university of california davis history professor, catherine olmsted, how the red scare evolved into a wide ranging conspiracy theory about the sprd of com in the united states and the 1930s and 40s. watch american history tv, saturdays, on c-span. to watch a full schedule on your program guide or, watch online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history. next, a look at the impact of infrastructure investment in local communities across the country. from the council on foreign relations, this is an hour. >> thank, you everybody for joining today. this is our see if our virtual meeting on part of a renewing america series on u.s. infrastructure investment i think we are going to try to keep the conversation the discussion conversational. i will spend the first 30 minutes or so with the

it's not going to be easy being fed sir powell tomorrow at 2 pm eastern, which is when the fed will make a decision with them as a case to be made for an against a $25.00 basis points. hiker simple, the fed lips rate that shows competence hurry, the fed can then say it's managed to contain competence so far and that it compress the head with its great fight against inflation. at the same time, lifting rates could possibly increase concerns about the status of the stability of the banks themselves. why high grades when this may put more pressure on these regionals, is the federally that. busy convinced that recent efforts to support these smaller banks or more than enough, i mean, the fed could also put hikes on pause this go around to, you know, do no harm. but some can also view no action as a reason to be concerned about the banks. comments like look, they did nothing, you know what that means. they're doing nothing. obviously there's an issue here. simply put, we'll find out to morrow, but whatever is announced, it's pretty much unknown how the markets will react. and fed sher, jerome

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at 9 pm eastern catch washington today for a past based report on the stories of the day. listen to c-span anytime, just tell your smart speaker to play c-span radio. c-span powered by cable. >> education secretary miguel cardona's talked about the biden administration's education priorities. focusing on the theme of raising the bar. this is about 45 minutes. [inaudible] >> hopefully that is better, my bad, thank you. today we are going to hear from u.s. secretary of education miguel cardona, our 12th u.s. secretary of education. was a distinguished career as an elementary school teacher, and connecticut education commissioner. we want to thank all of our guests for being here in person, we are so grateful for everyone who is tuning in from across the country. right now there is a child in a classroom in rural america who is dreaming about science. there is a student in a tutoring program who is mastering math concepts that could not the beginning of the year. there's a high school student to is receiving mentorship to become a teacher himself one day. and there i

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then at 9 pm, eastern former secretary of state mike pompeo shares his book never given in, where he talks about spearheading foreign policy for president trump and interactions with americas enemies and allies. at 10 pm, on afterwards, nick blare shares his book africa town where he traces the history and impact of nearby industries on an alabama committee established by the last lives brought to the u.s. in 1860. he's interviewed bywhite house environmental justice advo council vice chair catherine flowers. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two, and find a full schedule on your program guide. or watch online anytime at book tv.org them with. >> be up today in the latest publishing with book tv's podcast about books. with current nonfiction book releases plus bestseller lists, as well as in history news and trans through insider interviews. . you can find about books on c-span, now our free mobile app, or wherever you are podcasts. c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is a just a c

sunday show will be live from selma, alabama, at 5 pm eastern.he 58 anniversary of bloody sunday. our march over the pettus bridge, along with president biden and others. then on politicsnation, i will ask and host keisha lance bottoms, senior white house adviser. as well as martin luther king the third, and congresswoman terry sewell, and the reverend jesse jackson, all of us from selma tomorrow. still ahead, today former president trump is set to speak just minutes from now. at the conservative cpac conference in washington. my political panel is standing by to talk about the republican field for 2024 ahead. but first, my colleague richard lui with today's top news stories, richard. >> rev, great saturday to. you subsidiaries we're watching this hour. authorities in frederick maryland are on the scene of an overturned tanker truck that crashed and caught fire this afternoon. damaging air by homes. and vehicles. crews say that the fires under control in hazardous materials were contained before they reached a nearby creek. the driver of the truc

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at 5:25 pm eastern, on the 20th anniversary of the iraq war, historian melvin left player talked about the war, president george w. bush -- with martin di caro, host of the new york times history happens podcast. at 8 pm eastern, on lectures in history, princeton university scholar -- how puritanism and the indictment shaped religion, politics, and philosoy in colonial america. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two. find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> up next, congressman joe courtney of connecticut, and rob whitney of virginia talk about naval readiness during a service navy association symposium held in arlington, virginia. the touch on several cupcakes, including correctional funding for the navy, recruitment challenges, shipbuilding requirements, and fleet expansion. tion's symposium. we hear from members of the armed services committee joe courtney and rob wittman. this is about 45 minutes. [indistinct conversations] >> so, good morning. >> it's good to see you. >> so, welcom

at 7 pm eastern, the victims of communism museum in washington, d.c., with vetting director elizabethspalding telling the story of political domination persecution, spending more than a century. artifacts including medical x-ray repurposed into a beetles record in the of -- a trans easter radio used to navigate out of communist held cambodia. at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, santa clara university professor nancy unger examines in the experiences of gays and lesbiain colonial america. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two, and find a full schedule on your full program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> united states of america was originally built on two important documents. the first, the declaration of independence, was signed by 56 men in the middle of 1776. the second, the constitution, of assigned by 39 men in september of 1787. six of those men put their john hancock on both documents. authors denise and joseph have written short background stories about 95 of the signers in two books. signing their live

i'll see you next weekend, two to 4 pm eastern on msnbc, thank you for watching. on msn bc, than you for >> and good afternoon, d hello to all of you. i am katie phang, in for simone sanders thompson at this hour, president biden is in selma, alabama. we are looking at live pictures right now, he will be speaking any moment now, marking the anniversary of bloody sunday. a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement that led to landmark voting rights protections. president biden will be calling for expanding voting access. and it has been a busy weekend for republicans, former president trump brings up a mug a coronation speaking to an adoring crowd at cpac, while other gop presidential hopefuls plot their future at a separate meeting. what that all means for 2024. plus, a special simone spotlight. simon spoke with the sensational r&b group, the ladies have been giving us great music for more than three decades. and they may have something new very soon. you do not want to miss this. you are watching symone, and we have got a lot to get to. ♪ ♪ ♪ and if you are jus

. >> a quick programming note for tomorrow night at 10 pm eastern after ayman.geous story -- civil rights movement. the documentary spot lights loud county, alabama, an area that was 80% black but has zero -- fought for the right to vote the end of the civil rights movement. watch loud county in the road to black our -- and streaming now on peacock. that's all the time i have for today. i'm alicia menendez. i'm going to see you back here tomorrow at 6 pm eastern for more american voices. but for now, i handed over to my friend and colleague, symone sanders-townsend. symone, doing double duty today. thank, you it is so good to see you. you have been holding it down. three hours, honey, at least a girl could never. thank you, simon. >> thank, you have a good, night get some rest. >> good evening everyone, and welcome to ayman, i am symone -- i am in for -- coming up this hour, a time for trump, as manhattan da closes in. ex president draws -- to claims of privilege and two other legal battles. plus the complicating facts of the case against dominion voting systems

night joining us tomorrow night at 9 pm eastern for a special cnn town. america as you may. no pills, powders, we'll talk with families who have kids who've died taking what they thought was a xanax or percocet. we talk to doctors on the front lines and find out what's being done to stop. at senator lindsey graham will join us, dna straighter and telegram, and an important conversation -- tomorrow night at 9 pm eastern. right after three 60. cnn primetime special jill biden abroad starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight, jill biden takes the world stage. her first trip to africa as first lady. >> the young people of namibia, are not only our future but our presidents. >> she lands are tough questions on the biggest issues back home. >> when you say to those people who say, maybe he's tool to be? >> while serving as an important voice for the biden administration abroad. >> you are the keepers of democracy. >> dr. biden speaks about her mission, the challenges facing the continent. >> everybody needs to come together to make sure that these people are dying. be

her new show, inside with je psaki, premiers this sunday at 12 pm eastern, 9 am pacific, right here oning us tonight. what we just saw the president say was in the making over the course of the weekend with possible changes happening b the day, certainly by the hour take us inside what yo would've been doing if you wer still in the white house working the white house on thi weekend. >> it's safe to say that the president, senior members of the white house team, th economic team, eve spokespeople were workin around the clock this weeken in the white house, becaus when you have a situation like this, one that's so fragil with the economy, it's a rac against time until the markets open. so over the course of th weekend, from officials i spok to, they were obviously making decisions about what policie they were going to put in place, to what they were going to d with this bank and most importantly, you sa the president announce thi this morning, they mad decisions about how to kee depositors whole so the american people, of the public, the people who had their money in these banks, to ensu

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you know the deal, six to 8 pm eastern, for more american voices but for now, i handed over t mehdi hasan. hello, mehdi >> hello, alicia thanks so much have a great rest of you night. tonight, on the mehdi hasa show - trump cornered his desperate attempt to control the narrative ahead of potential indictment his niece, mary trump, is here along with professor - plus, zero accountability. 20 years to the day afte george w. bush launched hi illegal iraq war also tonight, march for ou lives cofounder david -- gun reform movement, and o president biden's new executiv order. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. picture the scene. a cult leader gathers hi followers in waco, texas, as law enforcement closes in. described as a pathologica liar and comment, the cold later rails against th government, rages against th godless left, and depict himself as the chosen one. his disciples eat it up. they worship him they even vowed to give thei lives for him. now, am i describing david - the infamous leader who wa killed along with 75 of hi cold members in the fbi sieg of his waco compound in 1993 or,

at 5:25 pm eastern, on the 20th anniversary of the iraq war, historian melvin left player talked about the war, president george w. bush -- with martin di caro, host of the new york times history happens podcast. at 8 pm eastern, on lectures in history, princeton university scholar -- how puritanism and the indictment shaped religion, politics, and philosoy in colonial america. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two. find the full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org slash history. >> up next, congressman joe courtney of connecticut, and rob whitney of virginia talk about naval readiness during a service navy association

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me, everybody, i am yasmin vossoughian, i will be back in the chair next saturday an sunday at 2 pm eastern right here on msnbc. simon starts right now >> hello, i am melissa murra and for symone sanders townsend this hour on symone mike pence slams former president trump i his sharpest public criticis yet. we have the latest on what the former vp said about trump's endangering his family and others on january 6th. and what it means for the 2024 presidential race as trump heads to iowa tomorrow plus, the new abortion bil case that is setting up alar bells and we will fill you i on a texas wrongful deat lawsuit that could have chilling effect on anyon accessing abortion care in the lone star state. and former texas state senator wendy davis who famously filibustered an anti-abortio bill on the floor of the texas capital will join me to explai where the fight for abortion rights goes next and later, and our serie celebrating her story, simon said sounded the legendary misty copeland, the first blac woman to become principa dancer at the american balle theater. how misty copeland changed the f

at 8 pm eastern, florida republican governor, ron desantis, shares his book, the courage to be free. about s leadership in ora. and how his successes trean serve as a blueprint for riving america. then, at 10 pm, on afterwards, male of, former republican congresswoman of utah. reflect on her journey becoming the first black republican women to be elected to congress. in her book, qualified. she's interviewed by axios senior politics reporter, eugene scott. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two. and find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online. anytime and book tv.org. deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman, testified before a senate foreign relations committee. on the chinese surveillance balloon, that flew over the u.s.. and what it means for u.s. relations with china. this hearing of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. before we start with hearing, although they may not be here because they have other assignments as well, i do want to welcome three new members of the senate foreign relations committee. senator duckworth, scott and ricketts.

that is to say, 5 pm eastern, right here on msnbc. getting to wage their culture war through education policy. no, they want to take things to a national level. on friday, the house approved legislation for a so-called parent bill of rights. that would require the district to post info -- about curriculum for their students. among other provisions, they're also playing out on a state level. we see this report the gop -- have proposed their own parental bill of rights. which would fundamentally reshape education in the state. i would bring an msnbc senior investigative reporter, mike hicks, who's been reporting on this. mike, it's always great to talk to you on this. walk us through exactly what's being proposed here. >> well, as we mentioned, this is a bill 53-page bill that would reshape education. the big item in this, as the eight, it has the backing of greg abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick, for the first time in texas, make all student eligible for educational savings accounts or private school vouchers. essentially, thi

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and at 8 pm eastern, on lectures in history, university of california davis history professor, catherinelmsted, on how the red scare evolved into a wide ranging conspiracy theory on the rise of communism in the united states. and t 1940s, and the 1950s. exploring he american story, watch american history tv, saturdays, on c-span two. and find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online, anytime, at c-span.org slash history.

watch the entire hearing at 9 pm eastern, on c-span two. it is also available on c-span now, our free mobile video app. or online at c-span dot org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters. america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. transportation secretary pete buttigieg talked about holding airlines accountable for recent delays and how the infrastructure law will impact local communities. he spoke at an event hosted by punchbowl news. >> good thursday morning, i'm amara palmer, ceo and founder punchbowl news. thank you so much for joining me for this pop-up virtual conversation with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. where we will be talking news of the day and all things infrastructure, after i will be joined by red puddle founder of public private strategies an

watch the entire hearing at 9 pm eastern, on c-span two. it is also available on c-span now, our free mobile video app. or online at c-span dot org. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, if it happens here or here or here or anywhere that matters. america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. transportation secretary pete buttigieg talked