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i'm sam saxon for thom hartmann here in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. drones drones and more drones shoppers all over the country are buzzing about the possibility of remote controlled amazon deliveries but what about the privacy concerns and why does it seem like corporate america gets a free pass when it comes to spying to talk about that and more internet it's big picture politics panel and the u.s. is on the brink of finalizing a historic deal with iran but republican lawmakers in washington don't seem to want to give diplomacy a chance why i'll tell you in tonight's daily tag. so today's tuesday it's actually a pretty unique tuesday and it's unique because it's sandwiched right in between two major labor strikes there were the black friday walmart strikes which took place in several cities around the country last friday and there's the coming nationwide fast food workers strike scheduled for this thursday and one hundred cities that's right two major labor strikes in. merican in just seven day

next you guys i sit down with thom hartmann to hear why he thinks america pushing on the brink of another economic meltdown the ground. live. live live live. live. live . live. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. in the of the. if you look at certain u.s. economic factors you might be under the impression that this country recovering in the two thousand and eight financial crisis has dropped a seven point three percent the stock market has hit record highs in black friday one off without any deaths this year and while it is true that people aren't making a run on the banks or waiting in bread lines one political commentator argues that we're only doing inevitable the crash of two thousand and eight was just the beginning his name's tom hartman and he's the host of the big picture right here on our t.v. he's also the author of over thirty books the latest in the crash of two thousand and sixteen the plot to destroy america and what we can do to stop it while tom joined me earlier to discuss his book and the cycle political and economic crises ever as assman break down wh

same saxon for thom hartmann here in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. drones drones and more drones shoppers all over the country are buzzing about the possibility of remote controlled amazon deliveries but what about the privacy concerns and why does it seem like corporate america gets a free pass when it comes to spying to talk about that and more internet it's big picture politics panel and the u.s. is on the brink of finalizing a historic deal with iran but republican lawmakers in washington don't seem to want to give diplomacy a chance why i'll tell you in tonight's daily tag. so today's tuesday it's actually a pretty unique tuesday and it's unique because it's sandwiched right in between two major labor strikes there were the black friday walmart strikes which took place in several cities around the country last friday and there's the coming nationwide fast food workers strike scheduled for this thursday and one hundred cities that's right two major labor strikes in. just seven days and just

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thom hartmann argues that without a strong middle class the u.s. is heading for an economic implosion they'll make the great depression seem tame and assembly night at 845. by august 1945 it was becoming clear that a struggle for global dominance had begun. from world war ii cold war. >> we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house offense, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 34 years ago and funded by the local cable or satellite provider. now you can watch us in hd. talks with iran continue over the nuclear program, a former administration adviser says there's still no agreement on a key point from level of uranium a richmond by a run that will be acceptable to the u.s.. robert einhorn made the comments this week where he was joined by a former iranian negotiator and former clinton administration official. from the asi

thom hartmann argues that without a strong middle class, the u.s. is heading for an economic implosion that will make the great depression seem tame. by august, 1945, it was already becoming clear that a struggle for global dominance had begun. from world war two cold war. >> the president of the world the banks efforts to stop corruption in his development project. we will also hear from the bank president and the former central bank president. >> i am calling this room to order. i am interrupting your current conversation said that we can start a brand-new conversation. up againstspeak corruption. [laughter] [indiscernible] if you have anything that is likely to make noise, please put it on vibrate or silent. if there is something that you from, please go ahead. on theversation can go stage but the reaction can certainly be here and also with the online audience as well. have you ever wondered if you had a current world bank president meeting a former world bank president? you can make it spicy with the chair of transparency international and a sp

thom hartmann argues that without a strong middle class the u.s. is heading for an economic implosion that will make the great depression seem tame. by august 1945, it was becoming clear that a struggle for global dominance had begun. from world war ii cold war. coming up, saudi arabia relations in light of negotiations over iran's nuclear program and the city and --. civil war. now, discussion on relations between the united states and saudi arabia, and how it has been affected with the nuclear deal and civil war in syria. a half.one hour and >> good morning. thank you for being here. we are going to go for an hour and a half year. we're going to speak for 45 minutes to an hour, then open for questions and answers. .hank you for coming to hudson thank you to our c-span audience. thank you for this wonderful panel. elliott abrams was debbie national security advisor for global democracy strategy. at the senior fellow council on foreign relations. brian is a senior fellow at the center for american progress focusing on the middle east and north afri

on c-span two, thom hartmann argues that without a small middle class -- a strong middle class, the u.s. is heading for an economic lotion -- implosion that will make the great depression seem tame. and on american history tv, by august 1945, it was already becoming clear that a struggle for global dominance had begun. from world war ii cold war sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> i was a donor to martha's table, like so many of your viewers. michael and i would do the annual consideration of the things that we care about because they were important to us as we grew up, issues we cared about because they match our broader beliefs but also the players in our community that we saw doing good work every day. martha's table delivered hot meals to the little park outside of the bill and melinda gates foundation d.c. offices mcpherson square. i would see that man every night, and would see the lines of people there every night. and i knew it was a volunteer driven, 10,000 volunteers, just 80 hard-working staff and that they had an enormous influence on the community they were serving. it was a gr

thom hartmann argues that without a strong middle class, there will be an economic implosion that willke the tame.depression seem on c-span 3 american history tv, it was already becoming clear in 1945 that a struggle for global dominance had begun. sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. now is formerus congressman, former omb director james nussle to talk about the issues facing congress and the administration. what do you do today? serve on some boards and i am a independent consultant. i get to pick and choose issues i think are important and that i like. that is why i focus on fiscal issues. i have always been drawn to that. you and i probably both grew up in the time where it was understood that in washington you always try to follow the money. i came out here to follow the money and i am still trying to follow the money. host: you served as budget committee chair. the you miss being up there? guest: i do, but i do not miss it to the point where i would go back. i served 16 years in the house and a couple as budget director in the white house. i loved it. w

on booktv, thom hartmann argues that without a strong middle class the u.s.heading for an economic implosion that will make the great depression seem tame. at 8:45 p.m.. on c-span threes american history tv, by august 1945 it was already becoming clear that a struggle for global dominance had begun. from world war ii cold war. sunday at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> the thing i care about most is to make it more of a museum with more pieces of beautiful furniture that belong to our president. from 1902.t is dates >> why isn't it more antique furniture? i thought they would have been collecting it from the beginning of this republic. >> a thing is, thomas jefferson did the most wonderful thing of putting in beautiful furniture and the sad thing was a war of 1812 when everything was burned. piecemealhad to start and every president who came could sell it in like, what was there. these have auctions and one of the president could change the decor if he wanted. once president grant had the blue room file it. chester author had it ravens a blue. >> that was stopped after