at the new york historical society, author of "john quincy adams" and his story of an columnist robert kagan debate the question was john quincy adams a realist. they talked about his foreign policy views and alexi of the 6t h president. for our complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase a history of tucson, arizona. to learn more about the cities are a current tour, visit c-span.org. we continue with our look at the history of tucson. >> hey. >> hey. are you ready to take a ride around tucson? >> i'm. -- i am. >> ok. tucson, arizona, if somebody has never been, what is the court thing about the city that people should know? >> we are no longer a cowboys and indians kind of city. that is for sure. people are thinking about john wayne and western movies, that is something they needed to put out over their mind. we are close to the border. is reallyder politics important to a lot of people in tucson. estate is very conservative politically -- the state is very conservative politically but takes pride in being all butt

. >> at the new york historical society, james traub, and robert kagan, debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. during the discussion they talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> scottish national party leader nicola sturgeon gave a closing speech in glasgow recently, warning of another independence referendum if the uk pushes for what she called a hard brexit. she also outlined several initiatives involving trade and parental choice over preschool childcare and called for more scottish control over immigration. her comments are about an hour. [ applause ] [ applause ]. >> delegates, we meet here in the city of glasgow five months on from the scottish parliament's election. when we gathered back in march we were preparing to seek election as scotland's government for the third consecutive term. thanks to your hard work and your campaigning brilliance, we did just that. we won the election. [ applause ] from the bottom of my heart, let me say this to the people of our c

spirit," and robert kagan debate question was john convincy adams a realist. during the discussion, they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete "american history tv" schedule, go to c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span3's "american history tv," we visit the richard nixon presidential library and museum in yorba linda, california. it reopened last month after a $15 million renovation. coming up in a couple of minutes, the museum's reopening ceremony. later henry kissinger talks about nixon's foreign policy and the museum's designers on the renovation. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour along with our cox communications cable partners will explore the literary life and history of tucson, arizona. on book tv on c-span2, hear about the important role mexican-americans played in the history of arizona from local historian thomas sheridan. >> long before arizona ever became a part of the united states, it was a part of first spanish and then later mexican sen norah. and so tucson was really the northern most the

york historical society, james traub, author of john quincy adams and historian and columnist robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist? they also talk about the foreign policy views and legacy of our sixth president. four our complete schedule, go to cspan.org. >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. now, look at how the internet and new technologies are transforming the economy. panel lists looked at the sharing economy through websites like uber and air b&b and the effects of new technologies like self-driving cars and 3-d printers. hosted by the group "new american." this is an hour and a half. >> welcome. i'm will arimus, seen dwrur technology writer for slate. we are here to talk about whether technology will make ownership object see leet. this is a partnership between new america, arizona state university and slate mag sfwleen that explores emerging technologies and their transformative effect on society. c

new york historical society, james trob, author of "john quincy adams -- militant spirit" and robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up on american history tv in primetime, road to the white house rewind looks at past presidential debates. next, the september 23rd and aucts 26th, 1976 debates between president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. later, the october 11th and 15th 1992 debates between president george h.w. bush, then arkansas governor bill clinton and texas businessman ross perot. next, "road to the white house" rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. from 1976, the first debate

. >>> at the new york historical society, james trabb, "militant spirit" and robert kagan, debate the question, was john quincy adam a adams a realist. they talk about the foreign policy views, and the legacy of the sixth president. for a complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> now a panel of public and private talk about intelligence sharing. national security alliance. it is just over an hour. >>> for the panel discussion of the domestic threaten virement public sectors can take to protect the homeland pleased to have moderate a very distinguished panel. who he will introduce here momentarily. as deputy assistant to the president, deputy national security advisor for combating terrorism from 2005-09, juan was responsible for implementing all aspects of the u.s. government counterterrorism strategy, including violent extreme im. previously, the first of terrorist finance crimes, leading efforts with public and private sectors. juan is a senior advisor for the center of strategic international studies and frequent contributor to a variety of news shows where he is consistently a reas

> at the new york historical society author of john quincy adams militant spirit and columnist robert kagan debates the question, was john quincy adams a realist? they talk about foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule go to c-span.org. >> now, a discussion on the refugee crisis and how international organizations are work to go solve the problem. speakers include representatives from the world bank, the world food program, and mastercard. from the center for strategic and international studies in washington, this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> okay. we're going to get started. i hold the chair here at css. we're having a conversation today about international organizations in the refugee crisis i think many of you aware that we have the highest number of refuse zees and displaced people since world war ii. i think it is 65 million. there have been a number of summits and meetings in the last year. whatever meetings we have had are probably not enough to respond is to the enormity of this task. this is a problem that wil

spirit" and robert kagan debate the question, was john quincy adams a realist. they also talk about the foreign policy views and the legacy of the sixth president. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> coming up on american history tv in primetime, road to the white house rewind looks at past presidential debates. next, the september 23rd and aucts 26th, 1976 debates between president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. later, the october 11th and 15th 1992 debates between president george h.w. bush, then arkansas governor bill clinton and texas businessman ross perot. next, "road to the white house" rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. from 1976, the first debate between incumbent president gerald ford and former georgia governor jimmy carter. the debate took place in philadelphia and focused on domestic issues, taxes and the economy. a technical problem with the audio feed caused a 28-minute delay in which the candidates remained at their podiums. the league of women voters hosted this even

. >> at the new york historical society, the author of john kagan adams and robert debate the question would john quincy adams the realist during the discussion. they talk about the foreign policy and the legacy of the president. for the complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span at work. the state of arizona has a rich political history. we visit the university of arizona political archives to learn more. >> clear at special collections at the university of arizona libraries. collectione a large of congressional papers related from territorial times up until the present. generally we work with congress people to obtain their collection after they retire. today we are talking about a couple of arizona politicians known not just locally in tucson, but nationally. first, stewart udall, then his brother morris udall, and congresswoman gabrielle giffords. stewart udall was in arizona congress met that it was a big supporter of john f. kennedy. when kennedy was elected, he appointed udall to be his secretary of the interior. he continued that position under lyndon johnson. this is

scalia's-- before death, robert said he thought that the process was much too affected by politics. kaganotomayor were all highly qualified and why that was not the only consideration taken into account. both for justice scalia's death, qualifiedrts said a candidate should not only get a hearing will be confirmed. host: you are on with our guest. caller: hello? thank you so much. thank you for c-span. i am concerned about our supreme court. when i first called in, i have been a loft lying -- lifelong democrat. i've switched to the republican party. for that very reason. ginsburg can bader talk about our political atmosphere, they are supposed to be nonbiased and do nothing but protect our constitution. and i think that was wrong. and i am voting republican. i want to save our supreme court so that we do not have this bias i want to republican in their for several reasons. i believe our christianity is under attack. our right to bear arms and protect unborn children. justice ginsburg -- guest: justice ginsburg made comments about donald trump and she said she made mistakes and justices sho