snyder: 1916. brian: his wife died in 1953? mr. snyder: yes.she was sort of carrying a torch for him for the rest of her life. she was raising her daughter and she was really good friends with frank frederick -- frankfurter's wife marion. she described her as a shadowy, with the figure --shadowy, whispy figure. sophia valentine stays in washington and retraces the steps of all the places she and her late husband had been. marion frankfurter stayed with sophia valentine into the 20's. brian: do you know who owns the house now? mr. snyder: i do not know. brian: do you know how many people have of that house? mr. snyder: the sticker price -- it is a white and blue house now and it was red brick at the time. brian: it is shown to be worth 1,000,005. mr. snyder: back in it. less money but i knew i did not have that much money. brian: let's go back to the original list of how we showed how people were back then. you can see the age ranges from 22-70. if you put valentine, frankfurter, lippmann and the others in that house today, what would their poli

snyder: very.oth brandeis and frankfurter are engaged in extra visual activity. -- extrajudicial activity. they were still active in political affairs in the executive branch while sitting on the court, which -- which today would be a gross violation of the separation of powers. back then people did that. herbert croley started it in 1914. really in conjunction with people who lived in the house, felix frankfurter who was one of the original incorporators of "the new republic." they found walter lippmann to be an editor of "the new republic." originally they saw it as an outlet. brian: this is the original 1914 cover. mr. snyder: originally they saw it as an outlet for what they regarded as theodore roosevelt ideas, this idea of a big federal government. they said hamiltonian means for jeffersonian ends. they believe they could help people through the federal government. brian: we will go back to parse that. hamiltonian means for jeffersonian ends. mr. snyder: which means you can protect people's l

snyder: 10 years ago. brian: how many children do you have? mr. snyder: two. brian: how old are they? mr. snyder 4 and almost 6. brian: clearly they have not read your book. mr. snyder: no. they are my house of truth. they help me keep it real. brian: the name of the book is "the house of truth: a washington political salon and the foundations of american liberalism." our guest has been brad snyder and we thank you. mr. snyder: all right, brian. it's been a dream. thanks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. q&a programs are also available on c-span podcast. >> and the u.s. house back at 4:30 eastern time to debate several bills dealing with s.e.c. regulations and a bill setting up a commission to mark the 400th anniversary of african-americans in the united states. later in the week the house will take up a $1 tril

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professor timothy snyder. his book, "on tyranny: twenty lessons from the twentieth century.y." taking office, president trump has continued to escalate his attack on the media, what he calls the fake news. on sunday, he once again took to twitter after there was a few days of not tweeting. lambasted the "fabricated lies made up by the fake news media" he tweeted -- "whenever you see the words 'sources say' in the fake news media, and they don't mention names. it is very possible that those sources don't exist but are made up by fake news writers. #fakenews is the enemy!" meanwhile, "the new york times" recently revealed that in a february oval office meeting, president trump asked then fbi director james comey to consider imprisoning journalists who report on leaks of classified information. and this is trump speaking earlier this year in melbourne, florida. preses. trump: thomas jefferson and andrew jackson, and abraham lincoln, any of our greatest presidents, fought with the media and called them out, oftentimes on their lies. when the media lies to people, i get never, ever

[applause] snyder: thank you. it is wonderful to be with you. faculty, staff, friends, and family, it is a special honor to receive this honorary degree. i have had the opportunity to be here multiple times. i was sharing the fact earlier that i had been to this campus more than any other time i have visited other institutions in our state. we should be proud of the colleges in michigan. they are part of the innovation and excitement going on. adrian college is truly a leader in that effort. it is amazing what has been accomplished in the past few years. veryath to the future is bright. you know it will be right when you look at these young people. as commencement speaker, let me share a few thoughts with you. do not worry. i will stay away from talking about michigan statistics as i wanted to stay awake. one thing i will share with you is that, first of all, i hope you stay in michigan as you are our future. so, i have a brief commercial about that at the end, but, outside of that, i want to share some thoughts about the opportunities that you

ss of [applause] >> rick snyder gave the address at adrian college in michigan. governor snyder was first elected in 2010. he is currently serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. [applause] snyder: thank you. it is wonderful to be with you. faculty, staff, friends, and family, i

quin snyder should be able to waive it off. give them two points, let's keep this train moving, we are beat. >> mike: snyder will hope to have george hill back. as utah will fall back 3-0. utah, terrific the regular season. will fall to 1-3 at home in the playoffs. and golden state, 13 straight series they've gotten a road victory. once again, still in these conference semifinals not a single game decided by single digits. although this one was close for most of the way. as golden state takes the commanding 3-0 lead and remains undefeated in the 2017 postseason. kevin durant with his best scoring game in the playoffs as a warrior with 38. 13 rebounds. and the warriors, 7-0, so far in the postseason. 6 of the 7 games have been decided by double figures. durant right now with doris. >> doris: it felt like the rest of the group had long stretches of struggle what did you like about what your defense keep you guys in. >> this is great defensive team. they're at home, so, we got to win the game on the defensive end. 91 points is pre

[applause] snyder: thank you. it is wonderful to be with you. faculty, staff, friends, and family, it is a special honor to receive this honorary degree. i have had the opportunity to be here multiple times. i was sharing the fact earlier that i had been to this

please welcome timothy snyder!vor: welcome to the show. >> so glad to be here. >> trevor: you have written a book about tyranny now. i don't understand why would you do this now? i can't think of one good reason. >> yeah, the reason is everything that we know about history, and the reason is the best american tradition, which is when you're in a moment of peril like this one, you look around for how other people have failed, and you learn from them. so that's what the framers of our constitution did, but now we have 200 more years of failed democracy and 200 years of smart people we can learn . from the book tries to get that across in about 20 minutes. >> trevor: i will say what i enjoy about the book is it's tiny, easy to get through and it's super interesting. you've got a lot of history in this field. excuse the pun, but you've studied the rise of fascism in the 1930s, written a dozen books or. so if you were to look at the trump administration, what similarities would you say you see between the rice of fascis

and ben snyder is clearly not a senior citizen and he is a professional slackliner.'s why he's just like ta-da! >> give grandpa some love! yeah! i love this. it's hilarious. and they have done it once >>> that's all for today's show. thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next br >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air, from manchester, england. after the deadly terror attack at an ariana grande concert -- >> oh, my god. >> -- just moments ago, the british government raising the threat level to its highest point, now at critical. and tonight here, new images from the explosion. 22 dead, many of them children, young people. the little girl who was just 8. tonight we're with the community, still looking for their children. the mother, still missing. >>> also tonight, the suicide bomber now identified. the new image posted. authorities blasting their way into his home. the 22-year old it turns out was known to authorities. >>> and back in the u.s. tonight, the fbi call late today to field offices across the country, from concerts, to sporting events, the con

zach snyder stepping down from the film due to a family tragedy.autumn took her life in march. this was kept private, no one knew about this in the media and snyder's daughter took his life in march and he intended to go back to work on the film set for release in november. so the avengers film maker will step in to finish. snyder and his wife gave an interview saying quote, in my mind i thought it was a ca thardic way to go back to work and see if that was the way through it. i've come to the retaliation i'll step back and be with my family and kids. and one of the quotes i know the fans will be worried about the movie, there are seven other kids that need me. in the end it's just a movie. and the film we showed prior to that is a photo who is onset of wonder woman. she was just giving her thoughts and saying thankful, >> too bad. >> it's 6:54 right now. let's tell you what's coming up on u.k. actor jamie fox joins us to talk about his newest show and we can't a week of grilling ahead of for memorial day. sounds like a good week. see how it's goin

code at scripps college. ,anta fe mayor javier gonzalez and michigan governor rick snyder. saturday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. on the holiday weekend tv on c-span2. saturday at 8:30 p.m. eastern, condoleezza rice looks at democracy around the world in her book "democracy: stories from the long road to freedom." >> americans were blessed by founding fathers who understood and institutional design that would protect our liberties, our right to say what we think, to worship as we please, to be free from secret police, to have the dignities that come with having those who govern you having to ask for your consent. but if we were blessed with that, and we believe we were in doubt by our creator with those rights, it cannot be true for us and not for them. at 2:20 p.m., a columbia professor on the controversies around sounding black. >> i think we need to get couple saying black people have a slightly different sound, because it often spend more time with one another, just like white people sound more like one another because they spend more time together, an

and ben snyder is clearly not a senior citizen and he is a professional slackliner.'s why he's just like ta-da! >> give grandpa some love! yeah! i love this. it's hilarious. and they have done it once >>> that's all for today's show. thanks for watching. >>> that's all for today's show. thanks for watching. we'll see you on the next brand oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. yes, 20 times. and the really incredible part, is that it's $79.99 a month. and what's even more incredible, is we included tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service, still for $79.99 a month online for one year and

way at the sports complex and section of 11th street at the complex will be named in honor of snyder. of course he founded flyers and in 1967. >> and sixers owner job harrison family launched a new calf school all-star program at russel h conwell middle school in philly. 80 students had a chance to participate in dance and basketball clinics. nationwide program serves more than 70,000 boys and girls in 19 cities. >> leave it to the pros. >> leave it to the frees any friend. >> up next, find out who is hosting grammys when they run >> joymz corben will return as host of the grammy's awards. >> the late, late show host did it last february and next year it will be held in madison square garden january 28 than will the first time it's i our morning team is back tomorrow for 4:30 to 7. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> have a good night family, colbert is next. >> have a good night family, and sleep well. [ female announcer ] the following is a paid presentation for the keranique hair regrowth system, brought to you by keranique, the women's hair-growth experts. there's a

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and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college in michigan. saturday night at 8:00 eastern . c-span and c-span.org >> in brussels today, president trump helped to dedicate a nato memorial that included a piece of the world trade center and a segment of the berlin wall. during his speech, he said, 23 of the 28 nations in the alliance are still not paying their fair share and meeting their financial obligations. we'll see president trump in just a few minutes. but first, we'll hear from nato secretary general stultenberg and german chancellor angela america who will says it's not building walls that make us successful. this is about 20 mibs -- minutes. mr. stoltenberg: welcome to brussels to all of you. we will begin our meeting with the dedication of two memorials . our gathering today is an opportunity to chart our shared future and to remember our shared past. the berlin wall is the symbol of that past. it was built to divide europe, o keep people in and ideas out. in face of division, nato allies stood united in defense of freedom, democracy

schwarzenegger, former vice president joe biden and the mayor javier gonzalez and michigan governor rick snyder. saturday night at it :00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org. former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton was the speaker at the graduation center -- ceremony at wellesley college, her own alma mater 48 years ago. this is just over 30 minutes. [applause]

link between the body and brain said heather snyder is not really surprising. >> sugar is interactive in our blood flow and heart health and that also affects our overall brain health as well. >> reporter: to find out more about this topic and sugar in general, look for sugar-free on our washington app. >> we have the cinnamon toast and cupcakes on our desk. a lot of our colleagues at news4 are going sugar-free with us. that includes our pat collins who has actually been sugar-free for two months now. tomorrow, we'll show you the big results he's seen first hand. >>> you might have heard of pregnancy brain or momnesia. they have a science is offering research for that, a new study claims that mom's brains shrink during pregnancy. this is not a bad thing and may make your brain more efficient. pregnant women lose gray matter in parts of the brain that deal with feelings and nonverbal signals. that means that moms are better able to interpret their baby's emotions. >> i can't remember -- i think maybe -- i can't remember -- >> are you feeling any of that? >> i cannot remember -- i will

snyder is nothing new. it is already contained in the declaration of independence. this declaration of mr. lincoln, schneider recalled, saved the resolution and in fact helped to establish the new party on the most liberal democratic basis. therefore, lincoln's judgment made possible the creation of the illinois republican party, which became the instrument that would in four years carry him to the republican nomination for president, but he could not foresee that distant future that nor could he predict the shocking 10 days that shook the world that would soon polarize and clarify the conflict. 10 days in may, of 1856, on may 19, 1856, senator charles sumner of massachusetts delivered his speech on the attack on democracy. he titled it the crime against kansas. may 21, an army of nearly 1000 proslavery missourians under a red banner inscribed a southern rights rampaged through the free state town of lawrence, kansas, and ransacked it. the next today in the senate while sumner was writing at his desk congressman preston brooks of south carolina approached him withou

the links between the body and brain said heather snyder is not surprising. >> we know that sugar ise in our heart health and brain health as well. >> reporter: to find out more about this topic and sugar in general look for sugar-free on our nbc washington app. >> there you have it. some health benefits. taking care of your body without the sugar. a lot of you have been asking questions on the social media about the best ways to go sugar-free. and there have been a lot of great suggestions on my facebook. i really appreciate it. on friday, a nutritionist will be here in the studio to answer your questions as well. >> tomorrow, we'll show you the results from our own pat collins sugar-free lifestyle. he actually stopped eating sugar about t you'll about maze e amazed at t results. >> he calls us amateurs. >>> you might have heard of pregnancy brain or momnesia. that's when moms experience forgetfulness. now science is offering a reason for that. a new study in the journal neuroscience claims mom's brains shrink during pregnancy. it's not a bad thing. it may make your brain more effic

>> all right, jessica snyder, thank you. a third search will not w be needed.f hundreds of positions yet to be filled. jeffrey lord and former philadelphia mayor michael nutter. jeffrey, it's a washington tradition but doesn't president trump have to take responsibility at some point? >> first, sure he has to take responsibility. the buck stops on their desk. absolutely correct. my point here is this aps in administrations. i can think of three right off the top of my head from the obama administration. a saudi ambassador and all had to withdraw nominations for varying reasons, conflict of interest, et cetera. this happens. >> but donald trump comes in with a unique set of circumstances, right, he shot to stardom as a mentor. he knows something about hiring. >> what you have here is this is the government and the media and all of that sort of thing. there is a problem here i'm sure he will correct it. to be fair they happened in the obama administration. he served two terms. >> daschle was in february. it's may. is it unfair expectations? doesn't it make sense

santa fe mayor gonzales at new mexico highlands university, and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college in richmond. on c-span and www.c-span.org. the court of appeals in richmond, virginia ruled 10 to 3 against reinstating president trump's ban on foreign nationals entering the u.s. from six mostly muslim countries. it upholds a lower court ruling barring akey section of that order that suspends visas from the six countries. a circuit judge wrote the majority opinion for the court. >> all rise.

commencement speeches featuring said they may or heavier gonzalez and governors doug do fee and rick snyder. and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was the commencement speaker at the university of houston. he talked about the importance of helping others by focusing on the many people who were crucial to his own successa

governor snyder is serving his second term in office. this is 10 minutes. [applause] >> thank you president, board of trustees is wonderful to be with you, faculty and staff, graduates, friends and family, it is a special honor to get this honorary degree. i am proud of your institution, i have had the opportunity to be here multiple times. i have been to this cap is as campus maye -- times. because of the outstanding work being done here. these colleges are the backbone it is animation and amazing what has been accomplished over the last two years and the path to the future is bright. you know it is going to be bright when you look at these fine young people. as commence as commencement speaker i would like to share a few thoughts and not worry, i stay away from talking about michigan statistics. i want you to stay awake. asone of the things i would like to share with you is first of all, i hope you stay in michigan. you are our future. we have a brief commercial on that at the end hoping you will continue to grow and stay in the state and build your lives

snyder and our alumni guys we got together and scratched their head and in our minds this is the bestu to a great guy. he's done so much for hockey and philly, so we want to build another rink and have more kids playing hockey. >> he's left such a huge footprint in the city and it's hard to imagine, you know, hockey without that man. >> yeah. >> it's hard to imagine pro sports without him because every pro sport team has an owner, but not every pro sports team has a mr. snyder and he was one of a kind. >> the philadelphia flyers charity classic is happening sunday, july 16th and gets under way at 8:00 a.m. at the wells fargo center in philadelphia. for more, check out the nbc 10 app. brad marsh, thank you so much for coming. >> great to see you again. >> we'll be right back. go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america ♪ it's here. the first night your teenage daughter stays out way too late. but after three years of specialist cancer care, to guide her into remission, you couldn't be happier about it. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. chrit ca

. >>> as the team gears up for team one, we are joined by brandon snyder of the warriors.re you nervous about this series? confident. >> a little bit of both. confident in our team but cleveland is good. >> gasia mentioned the fake tickets. >> unfortunately it is something that we see. we see about 40 fraudulent tickets come to the box office each gay. >> that goes up during the playoffs. >> it tends to go up. as prices go up which tends to happen in the playoffs and now in the finals, it gives people more of an incentive to do these things. >> i'm on the next door app if someone wants to buy them. i thought this is a deal. >> that is one that is tough. there are other sites that market themselves as having fan protect guarantees and things like that. >> stubhub. >> that would be one of them. >> those sites are not safe. what we tell people, we have the best fans in the nba and in the world in our opinion. we want to protect them. we try to educate people. there is only one place -- there are hundreds of sites out there. only one place you can guarantee that your ticket wi

weekend, speakers include biden schwarzenegger, joe , the girls who code founder, , and rickzalez snydereastern.n 8:00 not -- tonight at it across eastern. who was a friend vaporized along with a six man security team that i built and set to the airport. it took three weeks to separate them. more is not a game. it is not a funny thing. >> former intelligence officer malcolm nance on his career and most recent book. >> it came out of hacking isis. while we were hacking isis, we found there were two hacks done france and germany. they were attributed to isis. while we were studying that, we learned the methodologies, the malware introduced, and the place where the servers terminated that were stealing the information were not isis. they were what are now known as atp 28. security gave their interpretation of this malware package that belonged to russian military intelligence, the gr you. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton was the speaker at the graduation ceremony at wellesley college, her own alma mater 48 years ago. th

the link between the body and the brain says heather snyder is not really surprising. >> we know thatrs interact with our blood veflz and blood know and heart health and that also impacts our overall brain health as well. >> to be very clear, this whole area does need mor between sugar and dementias but researchers are continuing to study this and hope to discover more. >> wait, wait, wait. one good turn deserves another. >> smell these puppies. >> we got special deliveries here. >> oh, my goodness. this is what got me off the wagon monday night. >> look at that. >> you're dead to me. pepperoni sausage. >> let's pretend we don't even smell this, okay? >> i'm not doing this. >> five? it was so nice of you to leave us cupcakes, we thought good turn deserved another. you can't just have the pepperoni, you have to of the hawaiian. >> this week is only half way over, just wait. >> revenge as you said is a dish best served cold or sweet. >> fyi, there's a lot of sugar in the pizza sauce so don't think this is going to be okay. >> >> pete left the weighingen first night. >> i heard about you

and their dad, officer snyder, was sitting there watching them with such pride. and a few weeks later there they were at his funeral. those are the people that we remember during this important week. and our job, our job as u.s. senators is to treat them in the way that they treat their jobs. they go to their work every day without fear or favor. that's what we have to do when we think about police officers. there are issues, as senator coons mentioned, that we need to work on. policies and the relationship between officers and our communities. we have to promote more community policing, more training, more recruiting. and that's why i'm very positive about these bills, the cops bill that i have with senator murkowski, where we finally have a bipartisan sponsorship for grants that have now helped to place approximately 129,000 police officers on the beat in more than 13,000 state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies. the community i mentioned, st. cloud, they are the recipient of some of the grants that we're talking about here. that's why senator murkowsk

then hobby or gonzales and governor doug ducey and rick snyder. actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was the commencement speaker at the university of houston. he talked about the importance of helping others by focusing on the many people crucial to his own success as a bodybuilder, actor, and politician. this is 20 minutes. [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: thank you very much, thank you. [applause] i am now aenegger: cougar. [applause] whose house?egger: whose house? whose house? [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: it is wonderful. thank you so much for the wonderful introduction, mr. president. it is fantastic to be here today at the university of houston, and thank you all for the great work you are doing on behalf of all of those students. let's give a big, big hand to the work that your president is doing here at the university. [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: i tell you, when i read your bio, i am so proud of her. what a great immigrant, how many great contributions she makes of this university, to this nation, to this country

eric snyder says he was there hanging out and also participating in a photography challenge when he noticed this fella down there in his birthdays suit. >> he's letting it all hang out too. >> pretty much. >> he says he was standing about a hundred yards when he saw the dude bobbing around in the water and gave him a thumb's up like bro, you good? >> he immediately was heard saying the water is very cold! >> apparently he got caught in a rip tide. he threw out a towel, pulled him in. it was good they were all paying attention. you notice the rocks are pretty sharp. those who came out to help him put it on the line. you see eric shaking his phone because his iphone got wet. it's really not the place you want to have it. but he said it's fine. it still works >>> moving over to the uk, we've got this fella part of the national royal lifeboat institution. we see he rushes right into action. >> not only are they good and skilled, they look cool too. look at this guy's awesome hair. >> you're really going to like it now. the hair starts to blow in the wi. suddenly he rolls up on this woman. she w

schwarzenegger followed by former vice president joe biden ode founder.o c governors don't do see and rick snyder. actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was the commencement speaker at the university of houston. he talked about the importance of helping others by focusing on the many people crucial to his own success as a bodybuilder, after, and the politician. -- actor and politician. this is 20 minutes. >> [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: thank you very much. thank you. wow. >> [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: i am no w a couger. -- a cougar. >>[ cheering] mr. schwarzenegger: whose house? whose house? >> [cheering] it ishwarzenegger: wonderful. thank you so much for the wonderful introduction. it is fantastic to be here at the university of houston, and thank you also for the great work you are doing on behalf of of all of those students. for theve a big hand job that the president is doing here at the university. >> [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: i tell you, when i read her bio, i am so proud of her. what a great immigrant. how many great contribution she makes to this great u

bloomberg news's jodie snyder.joining us now in the studio here in london, alan higgins. 7.8 billion pounds of assets. very good morning to you. we started the program talking about risk aversion. we are seeing classic with diversion, a trade overnight in the asian session, and talking about why this matters to markets. that is because it could distract, delay the other items on a legislative agenda. how much does that matter to you? alan: potentially, it does matter because you are quite right. it is interesting hearing some of the terminology overnight. people close to trump are hearing the word "layoff" which is lighter and sounds like trump, as opposed to "stop." what is priced into u.s. equities is this idea of lower corporation tax along the road, and in particular, some repatriation that goes a long that. the u.s. corporation tax is very high, 75%. the average s&p 500 company about 25 percent, because there are lots of exceptions. the idea that the holy grail of a corporation tax, that is what the markets ar

governor doug new sick and -- santa fe mayor hobby or gonzales and new mexico and rick university snyder at adrian community college in michigan, saturday night at eight eastern on c-span and c-span.org. announcer: next president trump at the g7 summit in italy. after that the wealthy college -- wellesley college commencement speech by former presidential canda

then hobby or gonzales and governor doug ducey and rick snyder.ctor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger was the commencement speaker at the university of houston. he talked about the importance of helping others by focusing on the many people crucial to his own success as a bodybuilder, actor, and politician. this is 20 minutes. [applause] mr. schwarzenegger: thank you very much, thank you. [applause]

speakers include arnold biden, theger, joe , javiero go to founder governor rick snyder. easternat eight across on c-span and c-span.org. >> this morning, american enterprise institutes gary schmitt and truman national security projects michael breen . and later, "world" magazine reporter sophia lee talks about her recent articles on homelessness in los angeles. and we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it's saturday, may 27, 2017. president trump returns to washington today after more than a week overseas. we'll talk about his trip later on this morning. but first, commencement season is in full swing. and college graduates across the country are soaking up lots of straight talks from politicians, celebrities and c.e.o.'s. their commencement speeches full of advice for chasing success, dis

college in california, arizona governor, santa fe mayor javier gonzalez, and michigan governor rick snyder at ad c

and michigan governor rick snyder at adrian trinity college in michigan. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org. >> this holiday weekend on american history tv on c-span3, saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on railamerica, the 1977 documentary men of bronze about the all-black 369 u.s. infantry during world war i. attacking, robert cuts linda must immediately and johnson fought them off. in swan hishe cost knife around and he defeated them. body but ones in his he refused to die. p.m., theay at 9:10 women telephone operators of the u.s. army signal corps. >> before the got this american lineup that meant that the operator had to speak to our french operator. they had to parlez-vous. get bilingual americans to handle the job. they began recruiting them not because they were as good as them, otherwise you were -- you would use men. at this job they were better than them. >> monday, we will visit the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri at talk with the senior curator. authors richard faulkner and the museum's pr

michigan governor rick snyder at adrian community college in michigan. saturday night at 8:00 eastern .n c-span and c-span.org >> vice president mike pence tweeted out his congratulations to montana representative elect for his win in a special election last night. the wind comes on the heels of being charged with misdemeanor assault after a run-in with a political reporter shortly after the election. this morning on "washington journal we talked about that and some of the political news in the week. also a look ahead at the g7 summit happening in sicily. announcer: "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now is james arkin, as well as jennifer bendery, the political reporter or "huff post." thank you both for joining us today. guest: thanks for having us. host: the latest news was last night, the race in montana for the open congressional seat, opened up by ryan sinking -- what does it tell us, if anything, about the broader state of politics right now? guest: i think you cannot