saturday author -- author sarah kinsey, and on sunday, december 30 author chris mcgrail with american overdose. join us for authors week starting sunday on washington journal. >>> during the american revolution, colonel james delancey was a loyalist military leader. of infantry and cavalry units who fought against patriot forces in the long island and new york city area. next, a look at his life and career from the society of the cincinnati. which recently acquired a rare oil painting of the colonel and his british uniform. this is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to novembers lunch by talk of the american revolution institute of the society of the cincinnati and anderson house. the institute promotes knowledge and appreciation in the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced studies, exhibitions and public programs. preservation and providing resources to classrooms. i am kelsey outward. in the program manager and today is my privilege to introduce our speaker. emily parsons is a deputy director and curator for the society at the cincinnati at anderson hous

saturday author -- author sarah kinsey, and on sunday, december 30 author chris mcgrail with american overdose. join us for authors week starting sunday on washington journal. >>> during the american revolution, colonel james delancey was a loyalist military leader. of infantry and cavalry units who fought against patriot forces in the long island and new york city area. next, a look at his life and career from the society of the cincinnati. which recently acquired a rare oil painting of the colonel and his british uniform. this is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon and

with crystal fleming, orin kass, juan williams, ellen dershowitz, alyssa cord, motor chair and, sarah kinsey or and chris christie real. >>> government under which we live was created in the spirit of copper mice and the spirit of mutual concession. >> thomas jefferson questioned the need for senate. >> let's follow the constitution. >> the framers established the senate to protect people from the rulers and as a check on the house. >> the fate of this country and maybe even the world lies in the hands of the congress of the united states and senate. >> the senate, conflict and compromise. a c-span original production exploring the history, traditions and roles of this uniquely american institution. >> please raise your right hand. >> wednesday, january 2 at 8 pm eastern and pacific on c- span. up next a panel discussion on how journalists handle concerns further personal physical safety as wares how they secure and verify the information they gather the resources and research in the process of doing their job this hour:20

with authors including crystal fleming, lauren kass, ron williams, alan dershowitz, alyssa court, sarah kinsey or and chris mcneil. >>> saturday at 8 pm eastern, conversations with retiring members of congress, heidi heitkamp, dave brat, who were both defeated in the midterms and another who is retiring after serving 18 years in the house. >> i think we could've gotten a bipartisan tax bill passed. i think there was no interest in doing a bipartisan textile.i think we could've done some reforms of the healthcare bill, there was no interest in doing reforms with healthcare because it was all about winning, politically. and not governing in a sustainable way. and those are regrets i have. >> ideas matter to me and you try to get ideas out here in the press and they don't care and it's worse that they don't care they are against your ideas and they put them down. and they cannot name a substitute that is better. they don't have an alternative hypothesis. so that is an intellectual fraud and i think that is what the press is engaged in right now. unfortunately. >> most people think term limits so