susan hennessey will be with us. we'll talk talk about apples fight of the fbi over encryption. robert daly will talk about surface-to-air missiles and the state of china's economy. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. join the discussion. >> on the sonic communicators, conversation with the head of the national socialization of broadcasters. former senator gordon smith. the united kingdom votes on june 23 to decide whether they should remain a member of the european member union. remarks from the homeland security jay johnson will be later. >> c-span, created by marcus cable companies, 35 years ago and brought he is a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> senator gordon smith, president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters, welcome back to the communicators. we appreciate being here. >> guest: thank you it's a pleasure. >> host: the current fcc, five commissioners have been a place for a couple of years now, you've, you've got to work with them, how would you describe your relationship a

attorney susan hennessey will be with us. she'll talk about apple's fight with the f.b.i. over encryption. and then robert daley will discuss china's surfaced air missiles on woody island and the state of china's economy. be sure to watch beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. join the discussion. >> secretary of state john kerry testifies on capitol hill on tuesday on his department's 2017 budget request. the state department and the question total $51 billion and includes security and cyber protection. live coverage of the hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> president obama discussed a wide range of issues with the nation's governors monday at the white house. topics include national security, disaster response and opioid addiction. governors are in washington for the national governors association winter meeting. this is 90 minutes. president obama: everybody please have a seat. thank you. please have a seat, everybody. it is wonderful to see all of you. i hope you had just the right amount of fun last night and not too much fun. you know, it

join us tomorrow morning when former nsa attorney and managing editor of the blog law fare susan hennessey will apple's fight over encryption. then we discuss china's placement of air-to-surface missiles and the state of china's economy. watch at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. join the discussion. >>> how can we best get people to pay attention to wasteful spending? so we tend to find things that are interesting, little different, easy to understand, because the government is so large, an organization like this has to cut through a lot of the noise and cut through a lot of the other things that are going on, members of congress talking about wonderful things that they are doing, and try to get people to be more involved and make it a little more personal so that they understand the impact on them and their families and their children and grandchildren. >> sunday night on q & a, thomas schaatz, president of citizens against government waste talks about his organization's efforts to bring attention to wasteful federal spending. citizens against government waste also publishes the pig book which

you are on with susan hennessey. .aller: slippery slope after all these years of not having a terroristttack in the u.s., we get into this position again. i am sorry, but sandy hook conversation took me totally off hook. dark internet devices encrypted in such a way that the government has no prayer of you have got them, a scenario where terrorists will be able to communicate completely in the dark on the dark internet with devices that cannot be broken here and will have discussions like this. of where continuation the government loss in terms of gathering metadata, which seemed situation.understood i would like to ask the guest if she knows whether or not the reason the phone -- the authorities were able to track down and stop these terrorist who were still evidently in town armed and ready to go with additional attacks in the coming hours, how they do that so where i have heard discussions where they had access where they were able to -- they found the phone, they were able to track who they were in touch with and go ahead on that right away. the metadata discussion not tracking phon

join us tomorrow morning when former nsa attorney in general susan hennessey will be with us.we'll talk talk about apples fight of the fbi over encryption. robert daly will talk about surface-to-air missiles and the state of china's economy. be sure to watch c-span "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow. join the discussion. >> on the sonic communicators, conversation with the head of the national socialization of broadcasters. former senator gordon smith. the united kingdom votes on june 23 to decide whether they should remain a member of the european member union. remarks from the homeland security jay johnson will be later. >> c-span, created by marcus cable companies, 35 years ago and brought he is a public service by your local cable or satellite provider.