joining us will be the hills national correspondent reid wilson. a democratic, smith from illinois will talk but his concerns with the trump administration's science policy. as part of c-span's 50 capital store, georgia lieutenant governor will discuss key public policy issues in the state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> now an event previewing -- cities include kellyanne conway, nancy pelosi and senator shelley moore capito and angus

host: reid wilson, talk about denver's experience.uest: michael hancock was one of the mayor's we talked to while the conference of mayors was here and he was one of the ones who was sounding the alarm, that if denver continues to grow as it is, obviously you want to economic growth, but you have to manage it. managing growth means smart planning and smart building. building different types of housing. if you don't do that, costs go up across the board and you see the middle-class being squeezed out. when you think about minority communities come he think about washington dc, it is a plurality african-american city and the majority is non-african american because a lot of parts of the city have become unaffordable for the african-american working-class that grew up around this town for the last century. we have seen suburban flight out of the city into places like prince george's county, montgomery county, and that has changed the complexion of what was once a majority african-american city. "the reid wilson from hill" joining us. our

reid wilson is a reporter at the hill newspaper.'s start with a map about these minimum wage increases. effect today 18 states are raising their minimum-wage and the federal minimum-wage is $7.25. so how significant are these increases? >> well, in some states they're very significant. maine-ers will see a full dollar per hour of minimum-wage increase, washington state up by 50 cents. in other states, not so significant, alaska's minimum-wage goes up just 4 cents today. seeing action in the states where the federal government has not changed the minimum-wage in a couple of decades now and the fact is there are a lot of progressive union groups and pro labor organizations that are using ballot measures to push the minimum-wage to $11.50 in washington state which is now the highest in the country. in a couple of years that will ratchet up to $13.50, and even in some of washington's cities, seethe and sea-tac, the minimum-wage is north of $15. >> desjardins: and a dollar increase is significant. >> that would be about $1,000 a year for

joining us as reid wilson. of course what steve bannon told the committee in the house today. how significant is it that he has been subpoenaed?m is not entirely clear and this could bea is not entirely clear and this could be a play by mueller‘s investigative tea m be a play by mueller‘s investigative team to get him to cooperate more than he has the past and it is not unusualfor a than he has the past and it is not unusual for a sabena to than he has the past and it is not unusualfor a sabena to be issued evenif unusualfor a sabena to be issued even if one isn't entirely necessary. it probably tells us that steve bannon is not the target of the investigation. it is very unusualfor the investigation. it is very unusual for the target to be subpoenaed and an investigation like this. there are also a couple of other members of the trump campaign who are going to appear before the house committee, we think this week. 0ne house committee, we think this week. one of them is the chief of communications and the white

joining us will be the hills national correspondent reid wilson. a democratic, smith from illinois will talk but his concerns with the trump administration's science policy. as part of c-span's 50 capital store, georgia lieutenant governor will discuss key public policy issues in the state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> now an event previewing -- cities include kellyanne conway, nancy pelosi and senator shelley moore capito and angus king posted by the washington post, this is just over two hours. >> hi everybody. thank you for being here. excuse my appearance. >> hi, everybody. thank you for being here. we are eager to talk to kellyanne conway. we're going to talk about starting with the state of the union. a year ago, the president gave first speech to the congress. in the days that followed, or a number of controversies that created a more polarizing .nvironment i'm wondering, what can the president do for the deals. -- president is working -- the president is working o

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wilson. >> we really need better markers. >> we said that, yes. >> andy reid loves russell wilson, but the seahawks sweep in, take one pick before. this is where this underdog thing starts. because the eagles like foles but not enough. so they traded back in the thirds rounds and then eventually, they did draft foles. foles goes to the eagles. you guys know the story what happens there. he has this great season. 2013, breaks records, whose records does he break? seven touchdowns in one game. who else has done that? peyton manning and there is that drew brees guy again. >> i'll be darn. >> look at that. >> his high school -- okay, i get the connection now. wow. >> so with some of the all time great. you guys know what happened. i explained last week, he goes to st. louis, gets traded, disrespecting by coach, struggles, gets demoted as a starter, case keenum, then after that season he asked for his release, this is where he stabs doubting himself. after that season he said he thought about retiring, he thought about hanging it up, he thought about calling it quits. >> oh, my god. >> you know