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we hope japan sends out a message that people should not be controlled but live together this spees. attention is focused on the c content and message. >> that is all for now from the g7 media center. we'll be back with more later on. for now we're program over. >>> once the summit wraps up, u.s. president barack obama will make a historic visit to had rosh ma. that's where american forces stained the world's first atomic bombing toward the end of world war ii. obama will be the first sitting u.s. president to travel to the city he plans to lay flowers at a cenotaph dedicated to the victims. and may visit the peace memorial mu seemed. the trip could give new momentum to an issue obama has pushed since the beginning of his presidency, abolishing nuclear arms. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: many citizens are having their daily weekday morning here. they are crowded with commuters going to school and work. you can see japanese and u.s. flags aligning along the street in front of the park. thousands of police patrolling all parts of the city especially in and around peace memori

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c-span will be live tonight with primary results, condition spee candidate speeches, and your reaction. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, paul egan, reporter for the "detroit free press" will join us by known to talk about president obama's trip to flint, michigan, where he's expected to meet with governor rick snyder and address the water crisis that's been affecting the region for two years. then james jay, vice president for the heritage foundation. he'll be on to talk about the navy s.e.a.l. who was killed this week as a result of fighting in iraq against the islamic state. also, former green party and independent presidential candidate ralph nader will be on to talk about the latest from campaign 2016. and his upcoming book, "breaking through power: it's easier than we think." be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> yesterday, voice of america director amanda bennett delivered remarks on communication, leadership

spee-1 if i did write this book. i'm from the state department and everybody of a certain age anyway, boomers grew up am a john birch society was a really big deal. a big piece of folklore. gentleman this on the chad mitchell trio? we are the john birch society, stamping out the reds, we would use our hands and hearts but we must not use our heads. [laughter] it was terrific, but what do you have any interest i kind of love it, i though such a symbol of ultimate right wing. we would they stand now? >> -- we would they stand now speak with smh and there's a lot of consistency with today's tea party politics. if you look at their website today you will see that it's still very much about strict interpretation of the constitution, states' rights, opposition to gun control, opposition to abortion, opposition to federal income tax. you know, the litany of conservative issues, and so there is i think an interesting connection even though we live in very different times. what's intriguing is the way the birch society is tre

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this comes to the forms of spee in the medicaid eligibility but also offering grants through local health care providers it is a reflection of the federal government's commitment. >> that is the response to the crisis from the our presidential care but if they looked at him to say there were failures at the state level where was the federal government one year ago when this was happening? >> because the epa takes irresponsibility to work effectively with regulators to ensure the clean air and clean water of america and that is why more than six weeks ago the administrator sent a letter across the country to make clear what responsibilities they have and was also clear there is a response from the epa with that level of clarity will prevent the situation from reemerging that is a top priority as well. >> we're leaving the briefing to go live to south bend indiana where donald trump started speaking a few minutes ago. >> the press is so damned dishonest. so this is thousands and thousands of people by the way they could siphon fill the three rooms by does want to take you all for coming it

spee but -- but with those discussions it takes political courage ruble sides.ds of benefit and that would benefit from the economy. if we haven't then a member of the e.u.?, a lot of >> as much as 40%.ject so we could be subject to respect to china.when i t and then i was struck actually with the vision it. >> private mr. to have very little has also like to read you. but to feel exactly little baba said. but there is as indeed for us to be members. so is it any surprise we're thinking of? >> with those arguments and i am very aware of are theor friends and though world the commonwealth it is very difficult to find the we're better off leaving the e.u.. to make the campaign and iceland and what have you but all of those states have a secular grievants and those to join the e.u.. but do we think that is a bottle to imitate those relations that ukraine has with the european union. >> so we should deliver that special status that we have. so i say put that renegotiation alongside to demonstrate i'm not arguing for german or french membership. of those institutions that we care about to

spee vicki has offered to withdraw that will be interesting dynamic and and the test of trump's capacity or anybody that disagrees. if trump or if paul ryan does not enter the conventional reinforcing donald trump that would be a pretty difficult situation optically for the republicans if the guy with the gavel does not support the man with a microphone. >>host: this says that trump could win but i'm not betting on a. full details on "politico".com reporting by glenn thrush. >> madam secretary we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states ♪ ♪ >> if you look at things you see the evolution of the nature of television in the explosion the video alternatives of the increased talk of smaller bundles and how that changes the relationship with the alternative pathways to the consumer over devices and we have the potential to be entering the best there ever for consumers and those who'd deliver. >>. [cheers and applause] held zero. that is weak. hello. >> hello. >> greetings to john hopkins university i give thanks to the president and the board of trustees

be provided by benjamin rhodes, deputy national security adviser for strategic communications and spee speechwriting, obviously a very talented and trusted person in the white house. i do not doubt his talents and his knowledge, but the deal that had been spun up and sold to the american people i'm not sure was as clear as it should have been. i have serious questions about the transparency, the truthfulness, and when it really ultimately started. i think those been legitimate questions, as we move forward. here you have a state sponsor of terrorism in iran, and we still don't know fully the answer to a lot of these questions. some may think they know the answers to all these questions, but there's still a shroud of secret sill, and he was in a unique perspective. what is mystifying to me how readily available he made himself to media, but only select media. shall howed obvious disdain to people with foreign policy credentials. he's entitled to those personal opinions, but he also elected to share those with "new york times" and put them out there. also very negative about congress, go

[applause] spee back not limited to the arts or the humanities look no further they and outer space our next guest will feel right at home here at the folger has said chief scientist studies the geology of the this sandbars and the earth please join me to welcome dr. alan. [applause] >> when he wrote to the midsummer's night jury i think the mood for shining so bright and wonder shakespeare ever invented a revision to the 27 moons of each of its own little world to the darkened aged cratered surfaces it is right and good to pay homage with the point of light as he has is encapsulated of what it means to be human in 2011 and i sat and a market lead and having an experience in the tempest the program noted it was first performed to in london in 1611 than the thought of that made me stop plate -- pay attention to the play in that very city we have sat to is in theaters laughing at the same lines we are what dreams are made of. i thought it was much relevance as the people that watched it with james the first found to there's. and to make it last for centuries is a gift to shakespeare. with