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you have called the failure to tch the united states constitution, quote, "suicidal." and you say that everyone from our lawmakers to our parents to the media is responsible and, quote, "guilty of collusion in the crime of killing america." is that hyperbole or do you really think we're near the end? - i think we're in the end game right now. i think that we could let slip the greatest idea for governance ever devised and we won't even know that it happened. we have no muscle memory of it. 50 years is a long time when it comes to how many generations have been without civic education. - you write in your book, quote, "it is especially absurd to think our children could run this complex country without learning anything about its government first. we can't fly a plane without training or practice medicine without attending medical school. then explain how we can send people to congress who haven't first learned the workings of government or what powers the congress has." what will it take to elevate this issue? and why aren't more people talking about this? - so there w

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tch live coverage of the house c-span, the senate on c-span 2, and you can watch all of our congressional coveragwi the free video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. continues. host: welcome back, my guest is brian fallon, the cofounder and outgoing executive director of demand justice, talking about supreme court reform. welcome to the program. guest: thanks for having me back. host: yes i should say welcome back but before we get to our topic in my wanted to get your reaction to the third indictment of former president trump. guest: i think the special prosecutor that's been handling this case, jack smith, former head of the public integrity section at the public integrity section at the justice department is very well respected, nonpartisan prosecutor and i think he has done a very methodical job here. the case is pretty watertight. i think this country will get a little bit of an education into our legal system here through the course of this case. i know some people will try to argue that the president will emerge from this indictment politically stronger somehow and that this

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. >> starting monday, september tch c-span's newerie books that shaped america that es 1books that have provoked thought, won awards, anges and are still talkedl about today. we are using the seat -- the c-span archive to gain more insight to each book. tonight at 9:00 eastern, members of congress of congress are the light literally -- and the literary work of one author. >> the new york times wrote that no american novelist was more purely an artist than him. what an understatement. the subject of his work is known to us. she was the daughter of red cloud, nebraska who gave a voice to the people she knew. the pioneers of the american frontier. her characters and settings were written with such death --depth and emotion. >> at 9:50 pm, a group of black american writers -- black women writers talk about zora neal hurston's their eyes are watching god and the influence on american culture. >> you cannot read this book without reading the love. you see them in there with all their foibles and their weird ways of saying -- the haircuts and baggy pants and people wh

. >> when they bite you the big ones go tch- ones go tchhhh. they shoot straight venom.are told to stay on trails, keep their dogs under control, and do not wear headphones while you are on a hike. >> with earbuds you cannot cure rattlesnake. a rattlesnake will tell you if you get to near. they start rattling. it is a very distinctive sound. find where the radel is coming from -- rattle is coming from, and back away. reggie: call marin county if you spot a rattlesnake. bear reservation for one? a furry guest roles through a lake tahoe restaurant after he was done watching people eating. the black bear perched on a tree decided to come down and explore an outdoor dining area in tahoe city. a woman eating at the restaurant took this video and posted on tiktok saying "he only wanted a table like the rest of us." apparently the bear was a regular. he goes by the name bearnard. please don't do bearnard like hank. hank was in the tahoe area and got relocated. kumasi: hank is alive. reggie: but separated from her kids. kumasi: that is true. it is a short work week ahead for man

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he watched tch january 6th committee. he's had access to all the evidence when january 6th ended its investigation and made that public. he's not in a situation where this is all coming to him on the day that he was indicted. i do think the other thing to note is the judge here is highly respected, very experienced and was a public defender, a defense lawyer and is going to make sure that he has adequate time to prepare. under the law, that speedy trial is presumed to be in 70 days. most trials don't start within 70 days and i don't think this one will, but i do think it is entirely realistic to have this case before the general election which, after all, is well over a year from now. >> i guess in some ways we saw that jack smith, carol, wanted to simplify this because there are six unnamed co-conspirators, but they are not charged as conspirators here, although he says they're continuing their investigations. do you think that was a hard decision at all for jack smith and his team? >> i do think it was a hard decision,

tch, come on. no, no, i don' t. >> i know you do now. it's infuriating to watch, right? yeah. yeah.ven worse, it got me in the mood for a smoke [laual the but we all feel how the peoplett in that store must feel thing hopeless. which is a weird thing when you're told law and orde w exists. we know it doesn't anymore. so anymores look this looks likm other smash and grab videos we're seeing every day. it. another criminal getting away with it. it's true. haagen-daz it'ss and toothpasteocke get locked up while the thieves roam free. and it's happening. and why? you heard the guy filming it. mentione d. insurance. the idea being, hey, you're insured against theft. anywayre. ? who cares, right? just wait until the cops come. then when the come, take tak your statement, and then dathing ever happense because the local dea is too busy giving george soros a foot rub . >> and now the wholesoro neighborhood knows your storeeay is an easy target. criminals will look at it like it's their parents fridgget. e. lose as your insurance company finally says, lose my number. my numbat least.y well,

-mexico relations and you can tch live at 2 p.m.ern time here o c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. the washington post reporting this morning that senator dianne feinstein was briefly hospitalized after she fell at her home recently. she is now back home and she is 90 years old and has suffered serious health problems recently leading to increased calls for her to resign. she has waived up questions about her age and ability to serve and has also relinquished key roles in recent years and stepped down as the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee before the 117 congress started where she would've been the first woman to lead that committee. she declined consideration to become the president pro tem of the senate. andre and washington, d.c., independent. caller: how are you doing today? host: what's on your mind? caller: these corporations kept people as slaves for years. they have to have a permanent underclass and they pay people slave wages and they keep talking about people coming up with the border. it's not peo

morning, tch? and squeeze in a little word aboyes. morning, everybody. very >> yes.mind games because they're so keen on winning, as you said, the australian, the australians really, really take this seriously. they sent over seriously. so they sent over a helicopter to look at what the lionesses strategy was taking lots of pictures. but the other, the other thing was like a spy balloon or something. >> it was that's what it was meant to be. >> it was so that we know what your tactics are going to be. and then lots of australians have bought the british, the engush have bought the british, the english tickets and so they're going to go in full. australia and regalia at the general, which is of course chaos, absolute chaos . they are absolute chaos. they are determined to win it. however, they do it, it's a bit fine mind games. >> david i don't believe in those. >> well, i mean we, neither of us probably possess the mind that could do this. well, this is true. this is very sad. >> there's a keen football fan you'll be watching. >> yes, i will watch. actually i never t