rangel: heck no. heck no. to be able to last a second term in eight years with the environment that existed in the last election -- it would not surprise me if he could walk on water. i do not see how he did it. no, it is not his fault. i cannot think of one thing that he could've done that would improve the race relationship in this country. if i had to find fault, it would be with our spiritual leaders. because they would allow me to believe that they deal with a higher source. if all of us are made in god's image, they ought to really talk about that more. if saint matthews, which is in all of these spiritual -- it is in the koran, it's in the old and new testament, it's in the torah. it all says how do you treat your fellow man. do you feel his pain when he is sick, when he's hungry, when he's naked, when he is in prison? that is how you should treat people. every religious person says that is how our maker wanted it. and that's why there is all these sparkling different cultures and colors, which makes yo

rangel: heck no. heck no.o be able to last a second term in eight years with the environment that existed in the last election -- it would not surprise me if he could walk on water. i do not see how he did it. no, it is not his fault. i cannot think of one thing that he could've done that would improve the race relationship in his country. if i had to find fault, it would be with our spiritual leaders. because they would allow me to believe that they deal with a higher source. if all of us are made in god's image, they ought to really talk about that more. if saint matthews, which is in all of these spiritual -- it is in the koran, it's in the old and new testament, it's in the torah. it all says how do you treat your fellow man. do you feel his pain when he is sick, when he's hungry, when he's naked, when he is in rison? that is how you should treat people. every religious person says that is how our maker wanted it. and that's why there is all these sparkling different cultures and colors, which makes you sa

. >> you are filling the seat by retiring charlie rangel. what do you hope to build on from his legacy? great the the late and powell and rangel are two legends in congress. these are very big saddam hussein issues to fill. bring energy and insite of what the district wants and the people are ready to turn the page and i think that's exciting. i bring that with me and i hope to be just as good if not better. they have contributed to the nation and to this district and i hope i can bring everybody together again and make things happen. affordability continues to be a major, major hurdle for families. new yorkers find it difficult to make ends meet and stay in the city of new york. >> in the primaries in 2012 and 2014, what lessons did you learn from that? >> that is the lesson from len objection avenue. he shown me a lot. his experience, well known experience. something to learn from. a wealth of knowledge and i look forward to being his ally and he is my metropolitanor and shown me around congress and caulking me around to meet the right peo

host: charles rangel, democrat of new york, 86 years old, 23 terms in the house. that's 46 years, wind it you decide this was going to be your last term? guest: i never thought about it. it must've been around three years ago. i went to a local hospital for what they call a procedure that was supposed to take a few hours. i got a spinal infection, a virus and i was in intensive care pride of how long and it was the first time i can remember being totally alone and i thought about the wide and the kids and all of these things and i told the wide, what about this and what happens and she was telling me these things and i said, honey, why didn't you tell me about it. like it was so exciting and she said, charlie, i knew your commitment before we got married. id your passion. i knew you were good at what you do and i just wasn't certain i should give you the alternative while i love my wife, but i felt so awkward. it seemed like being so selfish and i knew then, so i didn't have enough time to recruit a candidate and it took two and half years, but i can say that the

eastern, will hear from representative charles rangel of new york.et to: 10:00 p.m., from the shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful that on trial, where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. andh on c-span www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next week, washington journal day devote a program each on the new trump administration. monday, we will look at national security and defense issues, including challenges facing president-elect trump's national security team in the year ahead and a closer look at james mattis. it is trade and job issues, how congress and the chubb administration could change current trade laws in an effort to either create or save jobs. iswednesday, the topic energy and environmental policy. we will discuss how energy and impactedssues might be by the incoming trumpet ministration. thursday, we will talk about immigration and how president-elect trump a

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rangel: thank you so much for this interview. outgoing florida ca alsontative john mi spoke with c-span. representative mica lost his reelection bid in november. this is about 30 minutes. mica,resentative john republican of florida. you are coming to the end of the term. what is the adjustment been like for you to realize that you will not be coming back to congress? rep. mica: i have enjoyed every minute. very few individuals have had the incredible opportunity. florida,th district of but serving congress promise a quarter of a century. in addition to that i got to serve five years of the chief of staff in the u.s. senate. four years in the florida legislator and four years in local government. i have had an incredible career. in addition, i have also been in business for 20 years. great career, both in the private sector and in public service. i have enjoyed every minute of it. here, a lot spent in this room. the transportation infrastructure committee room. from 2011he chairman until 2013, before that, serving as the top repub

on sunday at 12:30 p.m., we'll hear from retiring member of congress representative charles rangel of new york. at 2:10 p.m. from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge. and a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence. watch on c-span and c-span.org and on the free c-span app. >>> up next, national park service ranger lee white talks about the confederate army of tennessee's failed assault at the battle of franklin. in november 1864, after union general william sherm captured atlanta and began his march toward the sea, confederate general john bell hood engaged his rear forces on the way to nashville. this talk was sponsored by the emerging civil war blog and is about an hour. >> it is my pleasure now to introduce from the fields of chickamauga in chattanooga, my friend lee white. lee has been with the park service since 2000. he's been down there at chickamauga chattanooga longer than that. we can say lee has spent his whole life on the battlefi

taiwan getting in the first phone call and rangeling its parent nation china. trump up ending decades of protocol. tweeting, taiwan called me. >> trump is our first reality tv president-elect. he knows how to give something worth watching. >> immunitity challenges are also in play. early trump supporters, chris christie and rudy giuliani seem to have a white house job virtually in the bag. but christie, the rival turned ally left the island. trump's son in law jared kushner reportedly banishing christie for convicting his father on tax evasion and illegal campaign donations. and reportedly failing to let him out 28 days early, according to vanity fair. in the meantime, rudy giuliani's hope for secretary of state seems to be fading in a growing pool of contenders. the president-elect recently taking a fresh look admit romney, bachelor style at a candlelight dinner. kelly ann conway, taking her fight against romney public. >> he went so far out of his way to hurt donald trump. >> which may explain romney rival john hunts man. a fellow billionaire appearing so qui

eastern, we'll hear from retiring member of congress representative charles rangel of new york. at 2:10:00 p.m. from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we take you to "romeo and juliet: wrongful death?" mock trial. at 6:30 p.m. a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence. watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> defense secretary ashton carter on the future of defense innovation and defense organizations, organizational structure, and military personnel. i can give you a 30 minute introduction or 30 second introduction. he's not going to take questions from the floor but i have questions on your behalf. if i don't cover them, yell at me later. with your warm applause, we welcome secretary of defense ash carter. >> thanks. i want to thank csis for hosting this important conference and commend deputy secretary of defense. in their leadership and hard work. i want to speak about innovation in all the dimensions. there's no other military that is stronger, more experienced, innovative. that's where our military edge is second to n

we willt 12:30 eastern, hear from representative charles rangel of new york. from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death trial where supreme court associate justice sam alito serves as associate judge. then a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence in his new role as president. watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> now, former defense secretary's dick cheney and leon panetta talk about the future of the defense department under president-elect donald trump. from the recent ronald reagan defense forum in california, this is just over an hour and 10 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to panel session eight. former secretaries of defense, asses the state of our national defense, where we are and where we need to go. please welcome barbara starr, cnn pentagon correspondent. [applause] >> i guess they are not going to introduce us. [laughter] >> the vice president of the united states. [applause] >> are we taking a picture? >> you all know the other two gu

would like to thank senator kirk congressman rangel and chairman royce for being champions of a a --n divided families. i'm pleased to lend my support of this resolution projects on agendas as congress 30 expressing concern over the disappearance of david nagin. i would like to thank senator lee for his leadership in this matter and i'm sipri is to support this resolution but express my sympathy to the family and the ongoing uncertainty about about their sunday that i'm confident the united states government will continue to investigate and information that may come to light regarding david's disappearance or any american citizen missing abroad. we will also consider as congress 57 honoring the life of -- from thailand and i'd like to thank senator hatch for introducing this family bipartisan solution could also on the agenda today is s. res. 55 expressing the senate regarding trafficking offense and on the united states for mexico and china to the united states has experienced a prescription opioid and heroin overdose epidemics is claiming thousands of lives each year. want to thank

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eastern, we want hear from retiring member of congress charles rangel of new york than a 2:10 p.m. on the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death among trial were supreme court justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge and his 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his role as vice president. c-span.orgspan and and listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, a profile of the next senate democratic leader charles schumer of new york. congressional correspondence paul kane of the washington post and jenna first time in our of the new york times discussed senator schumer's rise in the democratic leadership and his relationships with senator mcconnell and president-elect trump. this hour-long program includes video of his house and senate career. sen. schumer: we had a great meeting, went very smoothly and i'm humbled, truly humbled and honored to receive the support of my colleagues to be the next leader of the senate democratic caucus. >> that is the november 16 news conference where new yo

eastern, we will hear from representative charles rangel of new york. at two: 10:00 p.m. from the shakespeare theater, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful samuelonth trial where alito served as presiding judge. at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watching c-span and c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> in 2015, c-span conducted a series of interviews with new members of the 114th congress. following the 2016 election, we spoke to some of those members for a second time about their first terms. this interview with steve russell of oklahoma begins with a clip from the 2015 interviews. >> i think the framing of the constitution was a giant compromise. you have the states that wanted autonomy. you had the need for communication and defense system that they could not provide. ditch thewilling to articles of confederation for the constitution. madison andames alexander hamilton and many others, they debated, they looked at past democracies and wondered why they failed to determine we needed a republican

on sunday at 12:30 p.m., we will hear from the retiree member of congress, charles rangel of new york. and then from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we taking you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where justice samuel alito will serve as presiding judge. and then a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the first radio ap ree radio app. was createdc-span as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. forensics expert and former crime investigator marcus rogers heads. purdue's -- he spoke about how data is collected online and how it is used by law enforcement and employees. this is 45 minutes. good morning. i am happy to introduce our next speaker. rogers is here at the polytechnic institute at purdue university. he is a forensic research psychologist, you should pay extra for that, that is exciting. [laughter] >> the university faculty know this is serious, and he went to the american academy of forensic sc

eastern, we want hear from retiring member of congress charles rangel of new york than a 2:10 p.m.n the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death among trial were supreme court justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge and his 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of vice president-elect mike

eastern we will hear from retiring member of congress representative charles rangel of new york. then at 2:10 p.m. from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trials where supreme court justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge and at 6:30 a look at the career of vice president elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and cspan.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> 11th sirk you will court judge william pryor who is on president-elect trump's list as a possible supreme court nominee leads a forum on the legacy of justice antonin scalia and his views on legislative i'm intent and the decline of legislative history. >> all those who are coming in, please take your seats. we're going to get started. i'm john baker, i'm filling in for john ease man, john is on another panel in another room at this time so at this point all i'm doing is welcoming you here on behalf of the separation of powers and federalism group of lawyers within the federalist society. if any of you after hearing thi

on sunday, we hear from retiring member of congress, representative charles rangel of new york. at 2:10 p.m., from the shakespeare theater in capitol hill we take you to the romeo , and juliet wrongful death smock trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as trust us. -- as presiding judge. then a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as my -- as vice president. watch on c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> >> >> we will have a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama and we will take your phone calls and tweets and facebook questions. the panel includes a white house , a princeton university professor. and a pulitzer prize-winning author. watch in-depth live from noon until 3 p.m. eastern on sunday on book tv on c-span two. >> next, women entrepreneurs provide advice to a mostly female audience about innovation, ideas and a look at diversity in silicon valley. speakers include the founder of cloud flair. it is from the science museum in mountain view california. >> now for tonight's program, the history of computing i

member hear from retired of covers come represented charles rangel of new york to the net 2:2 and -- 2:10 p.m., we kicked to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where supreme court justice samuel alito serves as deciding judge. and then a look at a career at -- a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. c-span and listen on the c-span radio app. putin criticized the obama administration the democratic party for blending the russians for interfering in u.s. elections. he also weighed in on syria, nuclear weapons, and the russian economy. this is a nearly three-hour portion of his four hour press conference today. >> we are the oldest publication in the country -- 92 years old, and we have seen a lot over time. , and itery concerned seems, sometimes, that we are more concerned than some officials. , someter the two reports officials were fired, or, let's say transferred. after all these decisions and measures, can we say that the situation is improving, or is it not enough yet, and another question about why the -- do you thi

requiring women to register when they are 18, but there is an issue that they allude to that congressman rangel is part of that also requires the president probablyte the draft , not another form of executive action we have not talked about his proclamation to activate the draft anytime he authorizes the use of military force somewhere. that would put more american skin in the game. that means it would not go to work as likely because americans would be can scripted. those are all policy decisions that congress has been debating. they have not made any decisions yet. they come out supports and recommendations. obama became the first president since jimmy carter to endorse adding women. he did that a week or so ago. that has little impact with president obama leaving, but it will be debated for years to come. host: how about the proclamation? guest: proclamation is the oldest form of executive action. think about the emancipation proclamation. they are arguably, historically, have been even more muscular than executive order. executive orders only have legal impact on the executive branch. a pro

on sunday at 12:30 p.m., we will hear from charles rangel of new york. from the shakespeare theater on l, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death law trial where supreme court associate justice samuel alito serves as presiding judge. at 6:30 p.m., a look at the careerspeakers include hillary of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and sees my.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> on friday, the un security council passed a resolution that calls for an end to israeli settlements in the bank. the u.s. was the only country to abstain while the rest of the council voted in favor. the resolution which was put forward by new zealand, malaysia and senegal is the first on israel to be adopted nearly eight years. >> and now, members of the council who wish to make statements after the vote. i give the floor to the ambassador of egypt. >> mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, since the beginning , sinceconflict in 1948 the rise of the palestinian people to an independent sovereign state which is not met a lateral life

i'd like to thank senator kirk, congressman rangel, and chairman royce for being champions of korean divided families. i am pleased to lend my support for this resolution. next on the agenda, expressing concern over the disappearance of david snaden. i'd like to thank senator lee for his leadership in this matter and pleased to support this resolution. i express my sympathy to the snaden family and ongoing uncertainty about their son, david. i'm confident the u.s. government will continue to investigate any information that may come to light regarding david's disappearance or any american citizen missing abroad. we'll also consider scon res 57 honoring the life of the king of thailand. also like to thank senator hatch for introducing this timely bipartisan solution. also on the agenda today is s res 535 expressing the sense of the senate regarding the trafficking of fentanyl in the united states from mexico and china. united states is experiencing a prescription opioid and heroin overdose epidemic claiming thousands of lives each year. i want to thank senators markey and rubio for th

on sunday, we will hear from representative charles rangel of new york. and at 2:10 p.m., from the shakespeare theatre, we taking to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where samuel alito will serve as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org and to listen on the free c-span radio app. now military officials discuss the u.s. japan relationship on defense, industrial security and cyber security. posted by the -- posted by the -- hosted by the hudson institute. host: we want to get started on our last panel. a panel i think in many ways put the seal on how we think about u.s. and japan technical cooperation and how we move forward from this point. and that is from the point of view of industrial security. it is one thing to talk about technology sharing, technology codevelopment, about technology coproduction, but there is always the overarching question of how you go about protecting that technology and the data, and the algorithms that a company it,

charles rangel showed me a lot and these races. his realm of experience is something to learn from. he has a wealth of knowledge. i look forward to being his ally and he is my mentor now. he has shown me around congress. he is getting me to meet the right people. so i can be an -- an effective legislator. andnt to come in early leave late. i think that is important to really be sure early and leave late and work the midnight hours, to make sure you get either in the early hours of the morning or late at night. i will be a champion against gentrification. >> tell us about your family, will they be joining you in washington? i have a two-year-old grandson and my children are both grown. they will be staying back. i hope to bring my two-year-old grandson to see the capital. i know when i came as a young old, i couldn't even speak a word of english back then. i came to my school. of i am here is a member congress. great nation, great story. >> did you always want to serve? >> i always had it in may. me.lways had it in as a teenager i was involved with a summer youth program and was very

hear from retiring member of congress, representative charles rangel of new york.nd two: 10:00 p.m. from the shakespeare theater on capitol 2:10 p.m., from the shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, and it 6:30 p.m. mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> "washington journal," continues. on this minutes left morning's program. we open the phone lines for your comments and calls on things in the political arena, public affairs, public policy. republicans, call (202) 748-8001 . democrats, call (202) 748-8000. call (202) 748-8002 for the independent line. we look for your tweets @cspanwj . hurrying to him scribble business ties is the headline in the "new york times," realizing that his presidency could face potentially crippling questions over conflicts of interest, donald j. trump and his family potentialg to resolve controversies like shuttering foundations and terminating development deals, even as the president-elect probably maintains that no legal conflict exists. in recent days, t

at 12:30 p.m., we care for retiree member of congress representative charles rangel of new york.rom the shakespeare theater, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. at 6:30 p.m., and look at the career of vice president let mike pence. at c-span. work in listen on the free c-span radio app. >> sunday, in depth will feature a live discussion on the presidency of barack obama. our panel includes april ryan and author of "the presidency in the black and white." princeton andersity professor journalist and associate editor of the washington post david. watch it live from noon until 3:00 on book tv. >> c-span work history unfolds daily. as a79, c-span was created public service by america's cable television company and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. announcer: "washington journal" continues. now for ourg us author week's james kitfield, veteran reporter and author of this new look, "twilight warriors." he is a senior fellow. who are the twilight warriors? ofst: they are a group as wellili

gave tens and tens of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions to hillary chuck schumer, to rangeltire wing of the democratic party and his family, ivanka trump raising for the 2013 er in election and so, i just don't really understand how mike pence have jumped with such confidence that donald trump is the to be supporting that mike e issues pence alleges he believes and aligns himself with when toned has such- donald trump a long history of funding democrats and for the democrats, 2014.il i just really don't understand ow there will be a check and balance with regard to his own personal integrity. ost: would you rather have a mike pence there to be a balance, if donald trump does go that you are worried about? or would you rather it be else who is not as -- doesn't have the track record pence's ally of mike conservatism? caller: well, firstly, we don't history at all of donald trump being willing to of his any decisionmaking power. he's a man, his own man, a and i just don't see him compromising on anything historically stood or, to give up some of that decision-making to mike pe

service, to register when they are 18, but there is an issue that they allude to that congressman rangels part of -- probably require not another form of executive action we have not talked about his proclamation to activate the draft. any time he authorizes the use of military force somewhere, that wade, the theory goes, put more everyday americans in the game. that means it would not go to war as likely. those are all policy decisions that congress has been debating. they are not made any decisions .et they come out supports and recommendations. obama became the first president since jimmy carter to endorse adding women, he did so only corso ago. it will continue to be something that is debated for years to come. host: how about the proclamation? guest: proclamation is the oldest form of executive action. inc. about the emancipation proclamation. they are arguably, historically have been even more muscular than executive order. executive board are only has legal impact on the executive branch. a proclamation, as in the emancipation proclamation, can impact all of society. presidents ha

and then we hear from the retiring member of congress, representative charles rangel of new york. then from the shakespeare theater on capitol hill, we take you to the romeo and juliet wrongful death mock trial, where saying alito will serve as presiding judge. and at 6:30 p.m., a look at the career of mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the free radio app. >> follow the transition of government as president-elect donald trump selects his cabinet and the repair for the next congress, we will take you to key events as they happen. watch on c-span, watch on-demand on c-span.org, or listen on our free c-span radio app. unfoldswhere history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. "washington journal." host: we want to welcome samuel morison, from the office of the pardons until 2010, a long background in the issue of presidential pardons. let's go to the u.s. constitution, article two, section two, clause one,

on sunday, we will hear from charles rangel of new york.nd then from the shakespeare theatre on capitol hill, we take you to the "romeo and juliet" wrongful death mock trial where samuel alito serves as presiding judge. then a look at the career of vice president-elect mike pence and his new role as vice president. watch on c-span and c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is ceo of public religion research institute and author of "the end of white christian america," robert jones, here to discuss his book. deals with the politics and social values of our country. thanks for joining us. explain to our viewers what the public religion research institute is. guest: yes, we go by our acronym, prri, but we are a nonpartisan, not-for-profit research organization that specializes in doing mostly public opinion research at this intersection of culture, religion, and politics. asks ther book question, is it the end of white christian america? what do you mean i white christian americ