the charm campaign. i've been at tact by the sanders campaign. now i cannot do though is the sanders campaign. -- now i can add the sanders campaign. >> i was here in washington d.c. hillary was very excited. she had met this young meet senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator. she told my friend mignon, we were in the third floor. she know barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew bobby rush and danny davis and of course harold washington, rahm emanuel. but i hadn't heard of barack obama. and so, we met him that spring of 2003 and let me just say this, the rest is history. >> the second session of the 115 congress starts next week. the senate is back on january 3rd and will welcome two new democratic lawmakers. alabama dow jones in minnesota tina smith or the house of representatives returns a few days later in january 8th. in the new year, congress needs to consider a government spending bill because current government funding runs out on january 19th. also on the calendar, and this year's state

the russians,e, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign, now i can add to that list the clinton campaignr democratic national committee chair talks about her life and politics and her memoir. >> i was here in washington tv at 10th and g street from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my good friend. my friend, we were on the third floor and she said -- she knew barack obama, i did not know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people. harold washington, i know a lot of people and should call -- in chicago politics but i had not heard of a barack obama. spring of 2003. let me just say this, the rest is history. >> "q&a," sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. this past year marked the centennial of u.s. entry into world war i. this monday on american history tv, we will show highlights of our coverage from the national world war i museum and memorial in kansas city, missouri. here is a preview. i'm president and ceo here at the national world war i museum and memorial. iss

i have been attacked by the right-wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign and now i can add to the list the clinton campaign. >> former democratic national committee donna brazile talks about her life and politics in her memoir. >> i was in washington, d.c., not far from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she told my good friend. my friend, we were on the third floor, and she said -- she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people -- danny davis, harold washington, rahm emanuel. i never heard of barack obama. of 2003.m that spring let me just say this -- the rest is history. on c-span.day night >> coming up next, more from the communicators with aol cofounder steve case, discussing the latest digital developments for the internet. that is followed by the western governors association looking at forest management and disaster preparedness at its annual winter meeting. later, and look at the goals and agenda for state legislatures across the country. >> stev

i've been attacked by the right wing, by the russians, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign, and now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> sunday on c-span's "q&a," donna brazile talks about her life in politics and her hmemoi, "hacks." >> i was not far from here. hillary was excited. she met a state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator. she told my friend. my friend, we were on the third floor, she said -- she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew bobby rush and a lot of other people and danny davis and of course harold washington, ramaphosa emanuel, i know a lot of people in chicago politics, the dailey family, but i hadn't heard of a barack obama. so we met him that spring of 2003, and let me just say this -- the rest is history. >> "q&a" sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> well, every month for the past 20 years one of the nation's top nonfiction authors has joined us on our "in depth" program for a fascinating three-hour conversation about their work. now just for 2018, "in depth" is chang

i've been attacked by the right wing and the russians and the trunk campaign and i've been the sanders campaign manager can add to that list the clinton campaign. donnaday on "q&a," brazile talks about her life and politics and her memoir. >> i was here in washington, far from here. hillary was excited. she met this young state senator who was running. roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my good friend, we were on the third floor, and she said -- she knew barack obama but i did not know him. i knew a lot of other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics but i had not heard of barack obama. back in 2000 three and let me just see this, the rest is history. "q&a" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> editors and academic scholars took part in the debate focusing on the ideology of capitalism and socialism. the new york times columnist michelle goldberg migrated the one hour, 20 minute event held at cooper union great hall in new york city. [applause] >> thank you all for coming out on a friday night. [applause] we are

i've been attacked by the right wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign. now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. q&a,night on c-span's former democratic national committee chair donna brazil talks about her life and politics, and her memoir, "hacks." >> i was not far from here. hillary was very excited. she met a young state senator who is running. she has roots in illinois. she met this state senator. she told my good friend. my friend -- we were on the third floor. she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i knew about a lot of other people, daniel davis and carter collins. i know a lot of people in chicago politics. i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. the rest is history. >> q&a, tonight at 8:00 on c-span. month, new york city bill de blasio was a headline speaker at an event hosted by the political activist group progress iowa. he talked about changes taking place across the political landscape, and what he called the

i've been attacked by the right-wing, the russians, the trump campaign, i've been attacked by the sanders campaign. now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> tonight on human day -- q and a, donna brazil talks about her life in politics and her memoir, "hacks. " >> i was not far from here. hillary was excited. she met a young state senator who is running. she has roots in illinois. -- weld my good friend were on the third floor. she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. heidi bobby rush and other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics. i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me just say this, the rest is history. >> q and a, tonight on c-span. tonight on afterwards, christopher scalia, talks about his book "scalia speaks." he is interviewed by david savage. >> it is one he delivered. often. it was his stuff speech. i was looking forward to finding a written version of that because i loved that speech. included a wonderful passage were he compared the living constitution approach to a television commercial from the 1980's where a

i have been attacked by the right-wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign. now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> tonight on c-span's human day -- q and a, talks about her life and politics in her memoir. >> i was here in washington, d.c., not far from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my good friend -- we were on the third floor. she said -- she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i know a lot of people in chicago politics. i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003, and let me just say this, the rest is history. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. we have a team of 262 employees bringing the c-span networks to you. thanks for watching. ♪ >> things for watching. -- thanks for watching. susan: our guest on "newsmakers" this week is tom steyer. the businessman, philanthropist, environmental activist has been spending much of his own money over the past year in a campaign to impeach president tr

the trump campaign. attacked by the sanders campaign kind now add campaign.on >> sunday on c-span's q&a. democratic national committee chair donna brazille memoir hacks.r far from here and hillary was excited. state met this young senator and she has roots in illinois and met this young my good ator and told friend, my friend we were on the said, she r and she knew barack obama and i didn't know him. lot of others. washington. the daily family but i hadn't barack obama so we met him that spring of 2003 and let just say this. the rest is history. 8 easternday night at on c-span. >> next on lectures and history. pamela teach as class on food during the great depression. describes the way families try to stretch their money and gardening often by or buying cheap ingredients and eating the same thing over and over. her class is about 50 minutes. her class is about 50 minutes. >> greetings everybody. afternoon we're going to start our discussion of the reat depression and what we're going to do today is talking about how the great depression ordinary people.

by the trump campaign the sanders campaign and now i can add to that list, the clinton campaign.donna brazil talks about her life and politics. hillary was very excited. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and my friend was on the third floor she said, she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people but i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me just say this, the rest is history. q&a, sunday night on c-span. next, former high school principal on her book, when grits is in enough. looking at the challenges facing high school students pursuing higher education. this is 50 minutes. >>

the campaigns, who ever were touched by this, should be investigated. are we going to see chairman nunes now look into this, not just the trump campaign, the clinton campaign, the sanders campaign, any campaign that was out there that may have been touched toward tempted to be influenced by the russians? in other words, is this going to back to what it really is about? >> well, right now, it's kind of spun out of control, and frankly, the judiciary committee has jurisdiction over the department of justice and we should be bringing these people in. we are finding out that may be joel stein's campaign was involved somehow. i mean, this has really spun far beyond what mr. mueller's authority should have been limited to. bring it back in, we have to be focused. and the real question is, how did the russians impact the election, if they did come on let's find out and take care of it. but the reality is, it's become so partisan, with my friends across the aisle, that isn't what they are looking at anymore. they're looking at anyway to get president trump out of office. that is what they want to do. they want to delegitimize and they want to stain president trump instead of s

i have been attacked by the right wing, by the russians, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign, and now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. announcer: sunday on "q&a," former democratic national committee chair donna brazile talks about her life and politics and permit more. >> i was here at 10th street and g, not far from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator, and told my friend -- she said, she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics, but i've never heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003, and let me say this, the rest is history. announcer: "q&a," sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. announcer: this week on "reel america," in 1967 film called what ad, dimensioning" life would be like for a family in a home maintained by a central computer, powered by fuel cells. here's a preview. ad.999 more than a generation away, and yet dreams travel faster than light, and even

the system's official media is offlimits. so she is campaigning online, inspired by modern american politics. her strategist is washington-based vitale sklerov, who worked on bernie sanders'sn. >> what did you learn from your time as an activist with the sanders campaign in the u.s.? >> quite a lot. quite a lot. in the u.s. you can manage entirely the campaign. remotely, you can build infrastructure and scale it. >> reporter: her team wants to mobilize millions of especially young voters to shake up russian politics and weaken the kremlin. but the challenge is huge. first she has to convince voters she is notust a party girl or a photogenic kremlin puppet brought in to spice up the race. the catch is if she succeeds too well and starts looking like a real threat, the kremlin may decide not to let her run at all. >>> there are some big changes happening in saudi arabia. here is holly williams. >> reporter: comic-con has arrived in saudi arabia. a celebration of comic book characters that is a sign of the times in this ultra conservative islamic kingdom. just last year, it probably wouldn't have been allowed. so things are becoming more free? >> yes. more cool, more normal.

i've been packed by the right-wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign. now i can add the clinton campaign to the list. q&a, donnasunday on brazil talks about her life and politics enter memoir. >> i was here in washington dc. hillary was very excited. a youngit -- she was state senator who is running. , we weremy good friend on the third floor and my friend said you have to meet barack obama. i do not know barack obama. i knew a lot of people in chicago politics but i had not heard of barack obama. ofwe met him that spring 2003 and let me say the rest is history. night on: q&a, sunday c-span. announcer: next, a look at american food culture. chefs join the washington post for a discussion on cooking and cuisine philosophies and integrating food in the school curricula. this is just over one hour. announcer: please welcome marybeth albright and today's guest

i've been attacked the right wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign, and now i to that list, the clinton campaign. a sunday on c-span's q and donna brazil about her life in politics and her memoir "hacks." >> i was not far from here. hillary was excited. she met this young state senator who was running. she had roots in illinois. she told my friend, we were on the third floor and she said -- she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. -- a lot of people people in chicago policy six, but i never heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003 and let me just say this, the rest is history. >> ♪ announcer: c-span's washington withal live every day policy issues that impact you. american university law professor talks about criminal justice. a discussion about politics and the media with the washington examiner. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. coming up tonight on c-span, new york city mayor lazio on the progressive movement. after that, closing andres on american food culture. la

by the right-wing wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign and now the clinton campaign. "q&a," donna brazil talks about her life in politics and her memoir "hacks." >> hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my friend, she said, you knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i knew others. i knew a lot of people in chicago politics. i never heard of barack obama. ofwe met him that spring 2003. let me say, the rest is history. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. over the next two half hours, focusing on north korea and the kim regime. we begin with a testimony of a

been attacked by everybody cared i have been attacked by the right wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign, and now i can now to that list the clinton campaign. >> tonight, former democratic chair donnamittee brazile talks about her life in politics and her memoir. in washington, d c, not far from here. hillary was very excited. she may -- she had met a young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. we were on the third floor. she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics, but i never heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me just say this. the rest is history. tonight on c-span 3. next, a discussion on race and the role it played on determining citizenship in the mid-19th century. explore the dred scott supreme court decision and fugitive slave law, as well as abraham lincoln's views on how the u.s. constitution defines citizenship. was part of a conference hosted by the yale university's gilder lehrman for the steady of slavery, resistance, and abolition. >> this is

[applause] >> i've been attacked by everybody, the right-wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign and now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> former committee chair i was here at washington, d.c.. she met a senator who was running and she has roots in illinois, she met a senator and told my good friend and we were on the third floor and she said she knew him. i knew a lot of people but i never heard of barack obama so we met him that the spring of 2003 and let me just say this, the rest is history. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span. >> the name of the book is why wall street recovers that the econombut theeconomy never does. the offer

. >> i have been attacked by everybody, the right-wing wing, the russians, the trump campaign manager the sandersampaign, and now i can answer that with the clinton campaign. ," sunday on c-span's "q&a donna brazile talks about her life and politics and her memoir, "hacks." i was not far from here in washington, d.c. hillary was very excited. she admitted a young senator was running. she met this young state senator and told my friend on the third floor she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i knew a lot of people in chicago, but i had never heard of barack obama. spring of 2003. let me say this, the rest is history. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. up here on c-span, a look at how violent extremist groups use of social media, and what can be done about it. then, we talk with former fcc chief economist thomas hazlett about his book, "the political spectrum: the tumultuous liberation of wireless technology, from herbert hoover to the smartphone." politics history and of u.s. communications policy. at 8:00 eastern, the conversation between walt mossberg and the america online

i have been attacked by the right-wing, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign, and now i can add to that list the can't that's the clinton campaign -- add to that list the clinton campaign. announcer 1: donna brazil talks about her life in politics and remember, hacks. >> i was here in washington dc, not far from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. ,he told my girlfriend mignon my friend mignon, we were on the third floor, and she knew barack obama. i did not know him. i knew a lot of other people, davis and carter collins, kerry washington. i knew a lot of people in chicago politics, the dealey family, but i never heard of barack obama. so we met him that spring 2003, and let me say this, the rest is history. announcer 1: humid day tonight at -- q and a tonight at 8:00. >> i am tiffany rock a producer on the city's tour team. we visited several cities, looking at literary life of different communities. now we will show you several stops from our time in richmond, virginia. announcer 2: while in rich

the trump campaign. i have been attacked by the sanders campaign. now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. ,> sunday on c-span's q&a former democratic national committee chair donna brazil talks about her life in politics. >> i was here in washington, d.c. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she told my good friend. my friend, we were on the third floor and she said that she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. harolddanny davis and emanuel.n, rahm i knew a lot of people in chicago politics but i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me say this -- the rest is history. night and 8:00 on c-span. >> earlier this month, the house administration committee met to consider new guidelines which considered each member and officer to complete a harassment prevention training program every session of congress. members of both sides of the aisle spoke in support of the measure.

and people came here representing both the clinton campaign, the sanders campaign and the institutional party, and people supported by the party. >> o'malley? [laughter] >> that's right. with awe also can hit mandate from the convention, which was unanimously adopted by every superdelegate to make reforms to the party, and everyone has worked and bend their positions to come to a document we could reach consensus on. i think this document is passed, if i was writing it myself, would be different, but in its present form, represents a huge step for dinner nominating process of the democratic party. the folks who are on this commission, whether they were appointed by the dnc or the clinton campaign, have all voted in support of the provisions in this document. if they were to take this document every pass it, i would be related -- i would be elated. why folkee any reason should have to recuse themselves. if they had all voted against this document, i might feel differently, but they have all , including the reforms. including reforming the primaries, caucuses, some of the party reform ite

i have been attacked by the russians, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign, and i can answerhat with the clinton campaign. brazilay on "q&a", donna talks about her life in politics and her memoir "hacks." >> i was here at 10th and g street. hillary was very excited. she had met this senator who was running. she has roots in eleanor -- in illinois. my friend, we were on the third floor, and she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. howlw bobby rush and washington. i knew a lot of people in chicago politics, but i have never heard of a barack obama. we had met them in that spring of 2010, and the rest was history. >> "q&a" on c-span. up new year's weekend p.m.span, saturday at 8:00 eastern, north korean refugees describe life under the kim regime. >> tens of thousands of north korean defectors are leaving and arepapers being physically or sexually exploited. while the u.s. should continuing urging china and russia to support more economic sanctions, it should also do more to stop beijing from sending defectors back to north korea. p.m., james 6:30 clapper on the intel

have been attacked by everybody, i the right wing, by the russians, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign, and now i can add to that list, the clinton campaign. brazile talksna about her life in politics in her memoir, "hacks." >> i was in washington. hillary was very excited. she had met young state senator who had run. she has roots in illinois. gnon,old my good friend, mi she said, she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people, including harold washington, rahm emanuel, but i had never heard of barack obama. we met him in spring of 2003, and the rest is history. q&a" sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. >> now, donald trump campaign pollster michael baselice talks about holding in the 2016 presidential election. he is joined by an analyst who was senator ted cruz's campaign manager. this is about an hour and 10 minutes. [applause] mr. roe: thank you so much for coming.

sanders coverage at 10:00 p.m. on msnbc. we did a reasonable and fair amount sharing that coverage between the clinton and sanders campaign but bernie sanders to this day has never once accepted an invitation to come on my show. i am not the person to ask about that b-17 i don't know if it is 10:00 p.m. at the same time clinton has never accepted an invitation at 10:00 p.m. either. but that didn't stop twitter and to accuse me in equal amounts of hillary versus bernie there was no way to cover that one more question. >> i was wondering 1968 to lose faith in institutions of government now this generation also has no faith that was even before trump so how do people build trust in institutions to strip the rights away from transgendered people from people of color to control everything in the government? how does this tell us trust was restored? >> i was a high school kid 1968 and smarter than the president and secretary of state i never used trust with the government not what i believe it is worthy of they certainly didn't trust government or the people who end up in that that is why they put in every check and bow we have a g

i've been attacked by the right wing, attacked by the russians, attacked by the trump campaign and the sanders campaign and now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> announcer: sunday on donna br sil talking about her life in politics and her memoir, hacks. >> hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running, you know, she's -- she has roots in illinois. she met this young statesman and told my good friend minion, we were on the third floor -- she knew barack obama. i knew bobby rush and a lot of other people, and danny davis and carters collins and -- i never heard of barack obama. we met him spring of 2003. let me just say this, the rest is history. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> well, every month for the past 20 years one of the nation's top nonfiction authors has joined us on our in depth program for a fascinating three-hour conversation about theiror

been attacked by everybody cared i have been attacked by the right wing, the russians, the trump campaign, the sanders campaign, and now i can now to that list the clinton campaign. >> tonight, former democratic chair donnamittee brazile talks about her life in politics and her memoir. in washington, d c, not far from here. hillary was very excited. she may -- she had met a young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. we were on the third floor. she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics, but i never heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me just say this. the rest is history. tonight on c-span 3. next, a discussion on race and the role it played on determining citizenship in the mid-19th century. explore the dred scott supreme court decision and fugitive slave law, as well as abraham lincoln's views on how the u.s. constitution defines citizenship. was part of a conference hosted by the yale university's gilder lehrman for the steady of slavery, resistance, and abolition. >> this is

joining to yous discuss it in washington forme un embassador and former senior advisor to the bernal sanders campaign and house oversight committee chair jason, i will go to you, john, first what is your take on trump and pensacola tonight. he is on offense and happy tames are burdens of the president looking for a way to get out. i didn't see that tonight i thought the line on the economic growth in the country were a good foretaste member of 2018 that he is delivering by removing more regulations. and we will go on for my own interview when he talked about it right in the blue collar get together, you work for bernie sanders we will play it in a mobile home. sanders ran on getting back to the heart of the american worker. american people. and kept saying as he said i'm for the working man and people the forgotten people. trump said i want to bring both parties together there are ways for some democrats to work with him on the trade deal and it is renegotiation. i know everyone says i will not work with trump on that issue sander supporters could work with trump. >> i have been doing campaigns for 2

joining to yous discuss it in washington forme un embassador and former senior advisor to the bernal sanders campaign and house oversight committee chair jason, i will go to you, john, first what is your take on trump and pensacola tonight. he is on offense and happy tames are burdens of the president looking for a way to get out. i didn't see that tonight i thought the line on the economic growth in the country were a good foretaste member of 2018 that he is delivering by removing more regulations. and we will go on for my own interview when he talked about it right in the blue collar get together, you work for bernie sanders we will play it in a mobile home. sanders ran on getting back to the heart of the american worker. american people. and kept saying as he said i'm for the working man and people the forgotten people. trump said i want to bring both parties together there are ways for some democrats to work with him on the trade deal and it is renegotiation. i know everyone says i will not work with trump on that issue sander supporters could work with trump. >> i have been doing campaigns for 2

mexican journalist to is fighting deportation back to you are a major spokesperson for the bernie sanders campaign. massive historic legislation was passed yesterday. as you were in jail protesting around the issue of the dream act. and that is the tax bill, which will be the largest transfer of wealth from the bottom to the top in u.s. history. i am wondering your thoughts on this, also, president trump -- i guess you could say revealing -- with taking what the original mandate on health care, on the signature obamacare, that he has killed obamacare within the tax bill. >> yeah, i mean, it was something that i thought was probably going to happen. it is upsetting to come out of jail and see it did happen. but what gives me hope is before a win inside of the jail, a couple of days before that, i saw that alabama had a huge. also that next year, it is election time. i see people are awake host of people are ready to go out to vote most of i hope that is the case in 2018 and that we can really turn this around. this is really about stop complaining, even myself, we need to stop complaining and actua

i've been attacked by the right-wing, by the russians, by the trump campaign, by the sanders campaign and now i can add to that list the clinton campaign. >> sunday on c-span q and a former democratic national committee chair donna brazile talks about her life and politics and her memoir. >> i was here at tenth and g street, not far from here. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator who was running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and she told my good friend, we were on the third floor and she said you've, she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew a lot of other people in chicago politics but i hadn't heard of him. we met him that spring of 2003, let me just say this, the rest is history. >> q&a sunday night at eight eastern on c-span. >> the second session of the 11h congress starts next week. the senate is back on january 3 and will welcome two new democratic lawmakers. alabama doug jones and tina smith. the house of representatives returned a few days later on january 8. in the new year, congress needs to consider a

. >> i have been attacked by the andt-wing and the russians the trunk campaign and i've been attacked by the sandersampaign manager i can add to that list the clinton campaign. ," sunday on c-span's"q&a donna brazile talks about her life and memoir. >> i was here in washington, d.c. at 10th and g street not firm from here. -- not far from here. she met this young senator and hillary was excited. we were on the third floor and she knew barack obama but i did not. i knew a lot of other people. i know a lot of people in chicago politics but i had not heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. the rest is history. &a" at 8:00 eastern on c-span. "> "washington journal continues. host: what grade would you give the trump administration in its first year? give us your reasoning behind a letter grade and we will take those calls. the hill looks at the end of the first year as it looks at turnover rates and the staff of the trump administration saying they set a record level of turnovers. the wall street journal europe is that during the presence time in office, the administration sought 34% turn

i've been attacked by the truck campaign and the sanders campaign and now i can add to that list the n campaign. "q&a,"ay on c-span's donna brazile talks about her life and politics in her memoir, "hacks." >> i was here not far from here and hillary was very excited . she met this young state senator who is running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my friend. we were on the third floor and she said, she knew barack obama. i did not know barack obama. i do a lot of other people like danny davis and harold washington. i do a lot of people in chicago politics, but i never heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me just say this could the rest is history. >> "q&a" sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitals to in january with stops in raleigh, columbia, atlanta, and montgomery. on each visit, we will speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. atn us on ginning her 16th 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina when our "washington journal" guest is

attacked by the russians, i've been attacked by the trump campaign and sanders campaign. ign. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, former democratic chair donna brazile talks about her life in politics, and her memoir "hacks." >> i was in washington, d.c. on 10th street. hillary was very excited. she had met this young state senator running. she has roots in illinois. she met this young state senator and told my good friend. my friend and i were on the third floor. she knew barack obama. i didn't know barack obama. i knew bobby rush and knew a lot of other people, danny davis and carter collins and robin washington and rob emanuel, a lot of people in politics, but i haven't heard of barack obama. we met him that spring of 2003. let me say this. the rest is history. >> q&a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the c-span bus tour continues its 50 capitols tour in january. on each visit we will speak with state officials during our live "washington journal" program. follow the tour and join us at 9:30 a.m. eastern for our stop in raleigh, north carolina, our guest is north caro

the senator a light weight and a flunky who would do anything for campaign contributions. today the president refused to clarify. >> thank you very much. >> what did you mean y that kirstenor campaign >> sarah sanders did clarify saying the tweet was not an innuendo. >> i think only if your mind was in the gutter would you have read it that way. >> gillibrand not buying it. punching back at the president. >> it was a sexist smear attempting to silence my voice and i will not be silenced on this issue. neither will the women who stood up to the president yesterday. and neither will he the millions of women who have been marching since the women's march who stand up against policies they do not agree with. >> many of her colleagues with strong words for the president. >> when the president tweeted about kirsten gillibrand is grotesque, it took my breath away and it represents the conduct of a person who is ill equipped to be the president of the united states. >> tonight's win for democrats comes amid a precarious power balance in the senate. earlier today, they're downplaying their results. >> i wouldn't read too much into one election. i'm comfortable with the people of alabama making the decision.

representingere both the clinton campaign, sanders campaign, and a few of you representing the institutional party. what is that? >> o'malley campaign. >> [laughter] : but we all came here with a pledge to make reforms to the party. everyone at this table has a document we to can reach consensus on. if i was writing it myself, it would be different, but in its present form represents a huge step forward for the democratic party. have folks on the rbc all voted in support of the provisions of this document. if they were to repass it, i would be elated. folkst see any reason why should have to recuse themself. they have all voted in support of everyone of the reforms in this document, including the unpledged delegate system, reforming the primaries, caucuses. jim, you and i would write a different document than what is here. continue to support what is in this document. i will take them at their word. i look forward to consulting sure therbc to make interest of those that supported senator sanders are heard. member flores: one clarification how many members there are. and i have a follow-up af

reporter: he cites black lies matter and the surprising success of bernie sanders campaign as examplesthe occupy carried on. >> i think it was a turning point in the political conversation and it will be remembered as such. reporter: white was book is called the end of protest says he may never see anything like occupy again. >> i think the ultimate form of protest is when you do this alone at a certain point there's nowhere else to go. occupy was the biggest, the loudest and after a certain point you can't go bigger or louder. reporter: white says the only way activists can truly succeed is to win elections. in new york, rick leventhal, boxes. lea: from cell phones to delivery drones and van technology has made our lives easier. it's also helping in his business across industries as companies invest in robots. but how many people to those machines put out of work? claudia breaks down the rise of the robots. >> need robles stove, a 6-ton robot that lifts products 24 feet up onto a robotic drive unit that shuttles items around amazon massive storage warehouse in northern california unti

the weekly standard" kelly jane torrance. good to see you. >> good to be here. >> we just heard there from sarah sanders. being a volunteer for a campaignecessarily equate to being di connected from it. put into context papadopoulos role in all of this. >> when sarah sanders says he was a volunteer for the campaign, i think she is trying to give people the idea that he was some kind of youngster that came in and answered phones or went door-to-door handing out leaflets because i think what a lot of americans think of when they hear the words campaign volunteer. let's keep in mind that paul manafort, who was trump's campaign chairman could have been considered a volunteer because he did that position unpaid and he volunteered his services unpaid. it's clear he thought he was going to get something else out of it, of course. so calling this guy a volunteer, i think, is misleading at best. it's clear that he had a lot to do with the campaign. you see him as you pictured him in meetings with the trump foreign policy team, pretty close to jeff sessions who was the head of then trump's foreign policy team. he was in communication constantly w