we'll talk about it with public citizen president robert weisman. we're live from the d.c. nvention center for the 2018 washington auto show. we'll discuss the future of automotive technology and ride share services in washington with robert grant of lyft. >>> and senator john thune will discuss today's field hearing on automotive technology and the issues facing lawmakers and auto industry regulators. >>> also, kurt meyers of the pennsylvania department of transportation shares his view on the state's approach to diverless vehicles and federal policy. be sure to catch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >>> coming up here on c-span 3's american history tv, a look at how slavery is interpreted and talked about to visitors at historic presidential plantations then in an hour and a half, a discussion of free speech and academic freedom on college campuses. both events from the american historical association's annual meeting. >> the house and senate reached an agreement monday to fund the federal government through february

we'll talk about it with public citizen president robert weisman. and then we're live from the d.c. convention center for the 2018 washington auto show. we'll discuss the future of automotive technology and raid share services in washington with robert grant of lyft. and senator john thune, the chair of the customers, science and transportation committee, will discuss today's field hearing on automotive technology and the issues facing lawmakers and auto industry regulators. curt meyers shares his view on the state's approach to driverless vehicles and federal policy. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> coming up here on c-span 3's "american history tv." a look at how slavery is interpreted and talked about to visitors at historic presidential plantation. then in an hour and a half, a discussion of free speech and academic freedom on college campuses, both events from the american historical association's annual meeting. >>> the house and senate reached an agreement monday to fund the federal government throu

look at this team that robert mueller put together. is that fair? strzok, weisman, they're backgrounds? weisman withheld exculpatory evidence. >> he has a terrible reputation the department of justice knows it but it's the same department of justice that's allowed everything you said the last several months. here's the bottom line, it's our justice department and fbi. >> sean: how do you stop it? executive privilege? you go to the supreme court, what do you do? >> there's executive privilege. this is more political reason than a legal reason and that's why the president's saying sure i'll do it. >> sean: i don't trust mueller based on who he's appointed and all that's gone on. i think he's out for blood. >> not only out for blood but out to save his own butt -- >> sean: because of all the revelations >> sean: >> because he's the person that should be investigated, strzok, mccabe, why are they get paycheck why are my dollars paying for them. they need to be taken out in cuffs. this is not our justice department. this is a bunch of arrogant condescending people who t

the white house is now voluntarily handed over 20,000 pages to robert mueller and his band of merry democrat donors -- like andrew weismannd the rest of them. mueller has collected a whopping -- get this, 1.4 million pages of documents from the trump campaign and their investigation. that's not something you are going to hear from the mainstream media. that's called transparency. tonight they're trying to change the story. at this hour "the new york times" is trying to distract you. they have a story trump wanted mueller fired last june and our sources -- and i've checked with many of them, they're not confirming that tonight. the president's attorney dismissed the story and says, no comment. we're not going there. how many times has the "new york times" gotten it wrong? with me is sebastian gorka. we'll start with you tonight. if the text messages don't put it over the top for those that are been trying to cling like a life line to the phony russia collusion narrative i don't know what will. your thoughts. >> nothing, sean. simply put, one of the most senior agents of the fbi responsible for the hilary-server gate inves