joining us is the migration policy institute's randy capps and a round table on the week ahead in washington and "the washington post" deputy editorial page editor and be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> following a brief tour the president made remarks at the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum in jackson, mississippi. he spoke at a private gathering before the official opening ceremony took place. some civil rights leaders including the georgia congressman john lewis objected to the president being invited. the president is interdutiesd by the mississippi governor phil bryant. >> thank you. good morning! [applause] >> as we walk through the civil rights museum with judge anderson, the group, and the president of the united states of america, i was moved again. the emotion that comes over you in waves as you see the past. the struggle, the conflict. i am so very proud today that the president of the united states was here to see and witness it. i'm proud that dr. ben carson, secretary of hud is here with us and

randy capps joins us.n a roundtable on the week ahead in washington and the alabama senate race. be sure to watch "washington journal" live sunday morning. join the discussion. >> on newsmakers, kansas republican senator pat roberts, chair of the agriculture nafta,ee, talks about the farm bill, tax and spending bills, the resignation of senator al franken and what he expects his -- what he expects --alabama candidate or more is alabama candidate roy moore is elected. >> by the time it came back to the district or shortly thereafter, both of my uncles were sent to prison. one of them was convicted of sexual assault and the other armed robbery. for the part of my childhood i can remember, it was my mother, her two sisters, her grandmother and my cousins. we were in the house on 13th street. "q&a,"ay night on wright talks about growing up in washington, d.c. and clerking for just a sotomayor. a great school, you had impressive people willing to speak up for you. for a number of judges who feed to the court. f

randy capps will be join us. later, our sunday roundtable on the alabama senate race did pat roberts from kansas is the chair of the agriculture committee. we spoke with him about roy moore and al franken. at c-span.errors on c-span. despiteanken step down, saying he one of the ethics committee to do an investigation. do you believe a member of congress can get to process through the ethics committee? >> yes. we have been through several cases. deliberate, we also expedite as best we can. we are bipartisan. it is three and three, probably the least partisan committee in the congress without question. i think each member does a very good job. it is confidential. when we reach a decision, we make it public. the committee has already made a statement that we are investigating senator franken. >> without going into areas i know you can't discuss, your job could get harder next week if it turns out roy moore is elected and you have someone who is accused of molesting teenage girls in your midst, can you talk about how

joining us is the migration policy institute's randy capps and a round table on the week ahead in washington and "the washington post" deputy editorial page editor and be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. >> following a brief tour the president made remarks at the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum in jackson, mississippi. he spoke at a private gathering before the official opening ceremony took place. some civil rights leaders including the georgia congressman john lewis objected to the president being invited. the president is interdutiesd by the mississippi governor phil bryant.