the website is cns news.com and our guest is terry jeffrey, editor-in-chief. sandra's waiting from missouri. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. and i first time caller grievously try to call and couldn't get through. and i'm used to watching and listening, and i really appreciate c-span. what i want to say your guest is maybe two or three callers ago, and shea woman call-in said as an african-american woman, she's never been more fearful in her life with regard to jeff sessions and what he's doing regarding turning us backwards and with regard to being so tough on crime and i was really not satisfied and i was very disheartened at this guest, the response he gave her. i was so eager to hear his response and it was so brief. i still have a lump in my throat. i am literally shaking because it seems like he really didn't care and he didn't speak to someone calls you and says i've never been more fearful in my life, why wouldn't you even speak to that? i understand what you're saying, that you never been more fearful, but jeff sessions, all he s

karen jeffries will be joining terry jeffrey' will be joining us. europeexpert on relations, all ahead on c-span's "washington journal," on june 4. on american history tv, we are on the road to eugene, oregon at 2:00 eastern on american history tv, we will feature on the history of programming in eugene, oregon and the cofounder of nike among our guests. here's a preview. [video clip] >> bill bowerman is one of the most well-known track and field coaches here at the university of oregon as well as very well known as someone who started people following jogging and running and also very well known as one of the founders of nike. when he took a group of his athletes to new zealand for relay in 1962, one thing he noticed right away when he was all the jogging the people were doing when he visited. he embarked on his own research along with a medical doctor, dr. harris, and over the course of numerous years and putting together a manuscript and doing their own research, they came up with this book, which is jogging medically approved medical fitness pro

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then terry jeffrey discusses president trump's agenda and congress. then, charlie ries talks about the upcoming british elections. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. host: good morning. for the third time in three months, great mea britain is dealing with an active terrorism. prime mr. theresa may said, "enough is enough." these are some of the scenes described as eight minutes of fear as three attackers struck pedestrians on the london bridge been stabbed randomly in the area known as liberal market -- the borough market. the death toll stands at seven, nearly 50 injured, and the three attackers killed by police. this comes three days before british electors go to the polls. president trump saying it's another reason for a tougher u.s. travel ban. weil

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up next, bill press, his radio talk show runs coast-to-coast, and terry jeffrey will be joining us at the bottom of the hour, a syndicated columnist and the editor of cns news. guest is the president of the american enterprise about the we talk opioid crisis and how it affects many communities around the country. here's a portion of the "newsmakers," program. [video clip] >> it was clear that it was a despair based political movement going on right now. whether or not you were talking about the unbelievable and unexpected popularity of bernie sanders or donald trump, when you look at cities and towns across the united states and you whiter example, men, 45hout college education years old of four years old, a 320% increase of drug overdose deaths. a 78% increase in suicide. that is an economy of despair. and the answer to despair his dignity. and that's what we're doing. we are putting together entire new programs, a social entrepreneurship opportunity. how do we work vocational and technical education that are truly needed in the american economy going forward? how do we deal with the