and now we're going to return to austin, and joining us on the c-span bus is >>> and now we're going to return to austin and joining us on the c-span bus is james dickey who is the chair of the republican party in texas. mr. dickey, thanks for being with us. what are the blessings and the curse of controlling all three branchs of government in texas? >> well, it is an extreme honor that voters of texas have presented the republican party with such a clear mandate in texas in electing really every single state wide elected official and in a near supermajorities in the house and senate. they made it clear that they want to see republican policies enacted. that, of course, is a phenomenal honor. it's also a big responsibility. so one of the things he we in the party have been doing is doing a better job of communicating to our legislatures, to our voters, to the press even what our delegates, what our voters have asked for and making it clear we support those efforts and that we will do what we can to help our legislature pass those. our founders in the texas constitution did a lot of th

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you can also watch live online at c-span.org or listen live using the free c-span radio app. congress returning from the thanksgiving recess today with a busy month ahead. current government funding runs out next friday, december 8th. the senate's in at 4:00 eastern time with votes on judicial nominations late in the afternoon, and the rest of the week, the focus is on tax reform. we'll have more on that in a minute. you can watch the senate live on c-span2. the house returns for legislative business tomorrow, and on wednesday, it will consider a resolution requiring anti anti-harassment and discrimination training for house members and staff. they vote to reauthorize the brownfield waste cleanup program and awaiting an additional $44 billion in disaster relief by president trump. you can watch live house coverage on c-span. >> the senate budget committee is expected to meet early this week to combine the senate's finance committee pass tax reform bill and the senate energy committee's provision for oil drilling in the arctic national wildlife refuge. the revised bill will th

c-span.org/congress and listen to live congress of tax reform using the free c-span radio app. tonight on "the communicators," we'll discuss legislation opposing online sex trafficking. missouri republican congresswoman yanukovych wagner discusses -- congresswoman ann wagner discusses her legislation. mrs. wagner: actually, many different actors can be affected by the communications decency act but what we're doing with my piece of legislation is to make sure we are very narrowly going and amending section 230 to make sure that congressional intent is clear when it comes to the issue of sex trafficking. because right now a lot of these online internet actors and providers, websites like backpage.com and a whole host

you can watch online at c-span .org or listen live using the free c-span radio app.ecretary sarah sanders will be holding up press briefing for 3:00 p.m. eastern tradition will be asked about tax form with the president talking to senators and white house. we live at 3:00 p.m. eastern right on c-span2. >> the seasoned bus is on the 50 capitals were visiting every state e-uppercase-letter and hearing about each state priorities. he kicked off the tour on september 15 in dover, delaware. we have now visited 12 state capitals. the next stop is tallahassee, florida. we will be there on december 6 with live interviews during washington journal. >> former presidential speech writers discuss their time working in the white house and how the media landscape has changed and how they communicated the president's message over several problems including social media. this is just under an hour and a half. >> good afternoon. i am dean of the georgetown university school of business.

. —— let us c an now from robert mugabe. —— let us hear now. fellows about wins. i —— zimbabweans.onight on the back of a meeting i held today with the nation's security forces command element. this meeting, which was facilitated by a mediating team, followed an operation mounted by the sinbad way defence forces —— zimbabwe defence forces in the week that has gone by, and which was triggered by concerns arising from the reading of the state of affairs in our country and in the rulings —— the ruling zanu—pf party. whatever the pros and cons, the way they went about registering those concerns, i is the president of zimbabwe, and as their commander—in—chief, do acknowledge theissues commander—in—chief, do acknowledge the issues they have drawn my attention to. and i do believe that these were raised in the spirit of honesty and out of deep anti—patriotic concern for the stability of our nation. —— deep and patriotic concern. as i address you, iam also patriotic concern. as i address you, i am also aware of a whole range of concerns which have come from you all as citizens of our great

c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. >> now, house minority leader nancy pelosi and ways and means ranking member richard neal of massachusetts talks to reporters about the tax reform plan. also, a group of citizens outlined potential problems with the solution.

c-span. -- details about both bills and listen to live coverage using the free c-span radio app. good morning, this is american history tv on c-span3. we are live on this veterans day from the vietnam veterans memorial in washington dc. all weekend, we are looking back 50 years to the vietnam war, with live coverage, archival films, and first-person accounts from vietnam war veterans and antiwar protesters. coming up at 1 p.m. eastern here at the vietnam veterans memorial, you can watch a ceremony with chuck hagel. also speaking will be myelin, the designer of the wall which is inscribed with the names of men and women who died during the war or remain missing. at 11:30 a.m. eastern, join us for a live program with historians mark atwood lawrence from the university of texas at austin, and -- of columbia university. they will take your calls and tweets about the state of the work in 1967. next, president lyndon b. johnson explains and defends his a november policy in 17, 1967 white house press conference in the east room which was carried live by radio and television. this is abo

here on c-span, the communicators is next. with a look at russia's use of political ads on social media during the 2016 election. that is followed by democratic national committee chair tom perez talking about the future of the party and recent developments in the russia investigation, being led by robert mueller. later, former president bill clinton and elijah cummings discuss ways to discuss opioid addiction in the u.s. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> this week on capitol hill, both the house and senate intelligence committees, along with the senate judiciary committee, held hearings on the tech companies, election 2016, and russia. here to help us dissect these hearings are two reporters, david mccabe with axios, ashley gold with politico. ashley gold, what did you learn from these three hearings? ms. gold: we learned tech has a long way to go in explaining what happened on their platforms du

and tonight, the school us c custodian who looked the door, seconds before the gunman could get in. abc's senior national correspondent matt gutman in red bluff, california, again tonight. >> reporter: quick-thinking staff at that school made that life-saving decision. >> eight to ten seconds. >> reporter: tonight, we learned that the school secretary ordered the lockdown, and video spokes a custodian distracting the shooter who rammed his truck into the school. >> the head custodian who was sheparding students into the classroom poked his head around the building, saw the gentleman and drew his attention. it's my understanding that several shots were fired towards the custodian. this is every educator in america's worst nightmare. >> when i turned my back, our window was being blasted through. >> reporter: dozens of rounds fired into the classrooms, but only one child wounded. >> it was a very, very good result to possibly the worst situation that i can imagine. >> reporter: but this community still reeling, as the sheriff today unearthed the first victim murdered in kevin neal's k

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c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history. are at the shelburne museum outside burlington, vermont where c-span is learning more about the area's history. the us as we board ticonderoga, the last steamship to sale lake champlain. >> the ticonderoga is one of the most visited sites here at the shelburne museum. it just and out as, what the heck is this? what is this big boat doing in the middle of a field? but a big you to come on board -- it begs you to come on board. here at the shelburne museum, it's a campus of structures that sit on about 40 acres, and it is a village setting in many respects. but within that village, every structure houses an amazing collection. in 1947, amassed an amazing collection that the shelburne museum houses amongst 39 buildings. it's a plethora of objects and collections within collections, from impressionist art to weathervanes to cigar store indians and one of the largest objects she collected, which was steamboat, which applied the waters of lake champlain from 19 6-1953. as i said, int, 1906,

get details about both bills at c-span .org/congress and listen to live coverage of tax form using the free c-span radio app. >> representative and wagner, republican from missouri has authored a good bill to regulate online trafficking. it would amend the communications decency act of 1996, specifically section 230 of that act. she is our guest on the weekends. representative wagner, before we learn about your proposal explain what the medications decency act and section 230 are to this was an act done over 20 years ago in 1996 billy at the dawn of the internet. it was to make sure that good samaritans and those that are posting would not that things online would not be subject to certain lawsuits and these nature. again, this is something done over 20 years ago and what the court have done of late is asked congress to come in vis-À-vis the issue of sex trafficking and human trafficking and clarify the communications decency act years later one would be affected by a section 230 and what kind of copies would it be google, craigslist, backpage? >> guest: actually, many different actors

c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. president trump spoke on the latest effort on tax reform. this statement to the media is about 15 minutes. pres. trump: thank you very much. i would like to thank the republican members of the house ways and means committee who are here today to discuss the credible plan to cut taxes. it is reform and lots of other things but we're cutting taxes. it will be the biggest tax cut in our history. there is nothing more important to our economy. you see how well our economy is doing? this can really bring it to the next level. before we begin, i want to make a brief announcement. i had an excellent meeting today with chairman grassley and other lawmakers on immigration reform following the terrorist attack in new york. i am calling on congress to immediately terminate the visa diversity lottery program. it is a disaster for our country. this program gives out visas not on the basis of merit but simply because people are randomly selected in an annual lottery. and the people put into that lo

get details about both bills -- at c-span.org or use the free c-span radio app. theresident trump is in philippines to attend a pair of the international summits and of asia. tour he held a joint news conference with the president of vietnam. president trump commented on his recent meeting with russian president vladimir putin. this is 25 minutes. [speaking foreign language] >> ladies and gentlemen, members hosting a press conference to announce the result of their talks. your -- >> your excellency, donald trump, president of the united states of america, ladies and gentlemen, members of the media, president trump and i have had a and about the relations regional and international issues of mutual interest. that thehare the view relations have seen better results over the years delivering enormous benefits to the people. visit toe state vietnam, vietnam and the united states issued a joint statement seeking to further the comprehensive on the base of mutual respect of independence, sovereignty, integrity. in view of the visit from the two sides where we came to ,

you can watch all of these earrings online at c-span.org and use the free c-span radio app. >> president trump held an event at the oval office honoring the native american code talkers of world war ii. code talker peter mcdonald gave the introduction. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, honorable president of this great united states of america, president trump. thank you for inviting us, navajo code talkers, to the capitol and to the white house of this great nation we call the united states. today, we have with us three of the thirteen surviving navajo code talkers of world war ii. first, we have fleming begaye. fleming begaye is 97 years old, the oldest veteran of world war ii. he survived the battle of tarawa. his landing craft was blown up and he literally had to swim to the beach to survive. also, on saipan, he also landed on tinian where he got shot up real badly, survived one year in naval hospital. we have thomas begay, also one of the code talkers who were on iwo jima, a

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. >> guest: thank you for having us. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily.in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> tuesday is election day with key governors' races in new jersey and virginia. watch live coverage of victory and concession speeches from both races on the c-span networks. candidates in new jersey are democrat phil murphy and republican lieutenant governor kim guadagno. and in virginia it's republican ed gillespie and democrat ralph northam. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> fifty years ago the united states was at war in vietnam, and this veterans day weekend american history tv on c-span3 looks back with 48 hours of coverage. starting saturday at 8 a.m. eastern, we're live from the national archives among the backdrop of three vietnam-era helicopters to talk with veterans who flew them. then from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., we're taking your phone calls and tweets with historians mark

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peter c.: jamsheed, the role of russia in all this, tell us more.amsheed: russia plays at the moment a very clear and huge role in this area, not only because of the alliance of iran of theia, but because politics of barack obama, this foreign policy of barack obama has built their position. because of that, russia could play a major role in this region . now there is a shift toward regional power. russia is not only in s syria, t also in iran, also other parts. peter c.: we need to talk about iran and lebanon. donald trump, the u.s. president, has described iran as a rogue state whose chief exports are violence, bloodshed, and chaos. iran is pushing hard for regional dominance. it has also negotiated with western countries including germany to reach a deal designed to prevent it from producing nuclear weapons. >> in 2015, huge crowdwds took o the street in iran to celebrate an agreement on the country's nuclear program. six world powers lifted economic restrictions on iran in return for limits on the country's nuclear program. tehran is reasserting

c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app.ht on the communicators, a look at the congressional hearings this past week with attorneys from facebook, google, and twitter over russian sponsored political ads and the effect they had on the 2016 election. we're joined by technology reporters. >> we have an idea what happened. we know of a number of ads purchased. this possible there were more. we know of fake accounts that purchased ads on twitter and we know about some action on google . what we don't yet know is whether there was any collusion with the trump campaign in coordination with buying all of these ads on social media, and we don't really know if it swayed the election one way or the other. >> we picked up on wide ranging concern some of the lawmakers had about the breadth of these companies and lack of accountability in the law for them. for example, you had john kennedy not particularly active on tech issues grilling them about data privacy. wasumer data privacy clearly something that was worrying him. i think a lot o

to give huge tax breaks for the people on top while cutting -- while raising taxes for -- >>> join us on cpan3 this weekend for american history tv. here are a few highlights, on saturday at 3:00 p.m. eastern, in honor of the 1967 public broad casting act,. and at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, ran doll jeffs on the role of african-american ministers in politics and how members help gain experience in organizing and running for political office. and recollections of the battle of midway, in four world war ii veterans who took part. american history tv, all weekend, every weekend. onl[pcn!j-k on c-spanc-span3. >>> the new hampshire democratic party hosted their kennedy-clinton dinner in hollis last week featuring!)6 representatives john delaney and tim ryan, dnc vice chair and members of new hampshire congressional delegation. new hampshire democrats won eight out of ten special elections this year, including the mayor's seat in manchester, the state capitol.

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eastern here on c-span3. >> join us on c-span3 this weekend for american history tv. a few highlights. saturday at 3:00 p.m. eastern, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the 1967 public broadcasting act, the library of congress hosts a discussion about the history of news and public affairs broadcasting with jim lehrer and dick cavett. and at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, university of kansas professor on the role of african-american ministers and politics and how churches helped members gain experience with organizing and running for political office. sunday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, recollections of the battle of

watch live coverage monday starting at noon eastern on andan2 and www.c-span.org listen live using the free c-span radio app. next, sven kraemer talks about president richard nixon's cold war detente strategy. he's the author of inside the cold war, an unprecedented guide to the roots, history and historical documents to cold war. the richard nixon foundation hosted this 19 meant it event. event.inute >> mr. kraemer brings us a government steady. he was a civil servant igh

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on c-span3, c-span.org or listen live use the c-span radio app. if you missed the hearing, you he can see it again tonight on c-span or anytime on our web site, c-span.org. >>> also on our webs, a resource for house and senate floor proceedings. you can access the legislative schedule, a directow of committees and members, bills, votes and statistics-about each session of congress. >> tonight, the communicate communicate looks at tech companies and the investigation into russian interference. then remark biz veterans affairs secretary, david shulkin and later ex-georgetown university hosts a forum on the legacy of former president bill clinton. >>> this week on capitol hill, both the house and senate intelligence committees, along with the senate judiciary committee, held hearings on the tech companies, election 2016, and russia. here to help us dissect these hearings are two reporters, david mccabe is with axios, ashley gold with politico. ashley, what did you hear. >> tech still has a long way to go in explaining what happened on their platforms

speaker gingrich said that know how, how they used c-span, help them get back in the majority. at is neither a good nor bad thing but that is one of the ways people can use the media to their ends. brian: do you have any stories you can remember where you are affected by being on the floor and a constituent back home reacted in a certain way that impacted you? >> no. [laughter] brian: i asked the both of you -- can you remember where you might have been back in the district and you sensed people might have a better idea of what the house of representatives and congress did? >> let me go back. go prosecute the president of the united states and see what happens to your life. being named the house impeachment manager was life altering. -- i rememberkly the judiciary committee -- we werejust organized and moving into consideration the articles of impeachment. i am walking out of the building and cameras were set up and an arm reaches out. this reporter says congressman and you get consumed. there were so many cameras. they were asking so many questions and foolishly, i answered. i

get details at c-span.org\congress or listen using the our free c-span radio app cap. >> at c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. ♪ >> this week announcer: this week, on q the historian and rabbi talks about his book, "jewish justices on the supreme court." host: why did it take until 1916 to appoint a jewish justice to the supreme court? guest: anti-semitism. he supreme court was a protestant reserve until there were one or two catholic justices on the court and, after the brandeis appointment and the beginning of the "the jewish seat," there was the catholic seat. it was primarily a protestant court. one of the fascinating things is that justice scalia, when he was alive, before his death, you had 6 catholics and 3 jewish justices, unimaginable at the time of the brandeis appointment, as it would be that there would be 3 simultaneous jewish justices, but the idea of a court without a protestant and -- it was just amazing. -- it l stephen

c-span.org. listen live using the free c-span radio app. >> now, house minority leader nancy pelosi and ways and means ranking member richard neal of massachusetts talks to reporters about the tax reform plan. also, a group of citizens outlined potential problems with the solution. this is about 40 minutes. ms. pelosi: thank you for being here this morning. thank you. thank you for coming. here we go. come over here. here we are. good morning, everyone. we have some very special guests with us here today, so i will be brief in my remarks so we can hear from them. yesterday, as you know, the republicans unveiled a terrible assault on opportunity for the middle class in america. the republicans want you to believe they are cutting taxes on the middle class, but republicans are plundering the middle class and -- middle class families to give trillions of dollars in tax cuts to corporations. some shipping jobs overseas. and already it's clear republicans aren't being really truthful about whom their tax bill benefits. a analysis cited by the "new york times" found the ryan-mcconnell tax bill will ra

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on c-span.org and listen to live coverage of tax reform using the free c-span radio app. ington journal continues. it can also tweet us. the pages of the washington post are looking at legislative spending money on trump property . this is jonathan o'connell saying between election day 2016 the end of this ear, the political committee reported paying at least 1.2 million to the federal election commission and not a dollar has come from democrats. the first person on the list, , sayingt trump himself his campaign has paid about 20 2000 in new york, for a stay in the sea, about $3000 on office supplies for his ,ottled water company republican of texas spending $16,000 saying in january he held a reception at a meeting will -- meeting room in trump's onend tell and the list goes , about 10 people on the list, republicans who have spent money at trump property. line, you're up first. go ahead. caller: i was calling in to speak to upton. host: he has unfortunately left us but go ahead with your comment at least. caller: i think the huge majority of us are sympathetic to daca an

what coverage monday starting at noon eastern on c-span two and listen live using the free c-span radio app. during tuesday's washington journal, we are live in baton rouge, louisiana come as part of the c-span last 50 capital store. the louisiana secretary of state will be our guest on the bus during "washington journal" starting at nine: 30 a.m. eastern. next a look at oil and gas drilling's in alaska's national wildlife refuge. this includes officials from alaska testifying on the economic benefits of opening up the refuge to further oil expiration. there was also testimony from an interior department representative and alaska native tribal members. the committee is chaired by alaska senator lisa murkowski. this portion is about two and a half hours. >> good morning everyone. the committee will come to order. we meet this morning to consider opening a very small portion of alaska to responsible energy the $1ment, to meet billion budget reconciliation instruction our committee received last week. 1002 area covers 1.5 7 million acres of land in northeast alaska, within the non-wilderne

c-span.org, or listen live using the c-span radio app. >> next, veterans affairs secretary dr. david shulkin gives an update on efforts to improve and modernize the va department. he spoke at the national press club about work regarding waiting times at the va facility, and national va i.d. card program, benefits and the va appeals process and answered questions be it the tech shooter who was an air force veteran. this is an hour. conversation [inaudible conversations]

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