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[applause] william campbell preston breckenridge and the number of middle names he has should signify that he had been a confederate colonel, very well respected in the confederate calvary, and at the time of the lawsuit he is in his fifth term in congress, by contrast she was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, hungry for an aspiration to be a good education so she ran in at the time she was desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. . >>. >> the british house of commons has voted against the conservative government with european representatives on leaving the e.u.. after the vote was announced prime minister theresa may and opposition leader talks what about this means for the future of the e.u. membership. >>

william campbell flees to a british warship, that's what all royal governors do, they flee. campbell has heard that a naval force eventually is going to come to charleston, because charleston is a major southern city, the best port south of new york and also a very rich area. lots of slaves, rice, indigo. in early june, this british naval squadron arrives off the coast of charleston. the naval squadron was supposed to go to north carolina but were delayed by storms. by the time they arrive at north carolina in march, they find out about moore's creek bridge, north carolina has been lost, so they go to south carolina. on june 28, 1776, the british navy attacks charleston in what is called the battle of sullivans island. anybody ever been to charleston? what did you think of carlson? student: [indiscernible] prof. gabriel: very old, very historic. a pretty nice place, actually. the british navy has a disaster. the americans are firing very accurately, they shoot the heck out of two british warships. a third warship gets stuck and they burn it because they are afraid the america

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge. the number of middle name he has should signify that he was in the southern elite. he had been a confederate colonel. at the time of the lawsuit, he is in his fifth term in congress and served on the ways and means committee, his family went back in politics to the jefferson administration. his grandfather had been a jefferson's attorney general. he was as well placed politically as anyone. it was expected he would end up in the senate and had been mentioned as a possible speaker of the house and probably had his eyes on the white house. brian: what relationship was he to john breckenridge? patricia: he was his cousin, he is the more famous confederate officer. he was the last confederate secretary of war. interesting, his cousin was with him at the last confederate council of war when they convinced jefferson davis to lay down arms and walk away. jefferson davis wanted to take whatever was remaining and keep going. it was william, his cousin, and another character from the book who c

. >> william campbell and the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elite and bennett confederate colonel very well respected cavalrymen in the confederate cavalry and at the time of the lawsuit he's in his fifth term in congress and by contrast she was nobody. she was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations very hungry for an education that she was as hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> a discussion now on the scope of presidential emergency powers. president trump has said he's considering using emergency powers to build a border wall because congress has refused to provide funding. this is from the brennan center for justice in washington. [applause] g

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge. the number of middle names he had should indicate he was in the southern elite. a confederate colonel, respected cavalrymen. at the time of the lawsuit, he's in his fifth term of congress. she was by contrast nobody. literally a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, very hungry for an education. she was this hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was really desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. monday morning, a discussion about race relations in the united states with columnist armstrong williams and leonard stein or in. and then we talk about the shutdown effect on those hud.ving assistance from "washingtonwatch journal" live at 7:00 eastern on monday morning. join the discussion. >> in a saturday address to the nation, president trump offered a proposal h

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge, the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elite and had been a confederate colonel in the calvary. at the time of the lawsuit, he's in his fifth term in congress. no one by congress, a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who is hungry for an education. she was a hungry young woman he ran into breckenridge at a time she was really desperate to get an education. specs sunday night on q&a at 8 p.m. eastern time . >> wyoming's republican governor mark gordon laid out his vision for the state during his first inaugural address. governor gordon is a rancher who was a treasurer before being elected governor. from the state capital, this is 30in

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. >> william campbell preston breckinridge and the number of middle names he has should signify he wasn the southern elite and he had been a confederate colonel, i very well respected cavalry men in the confederate calvary and at the time of the lawsuit, he has in his fifth term. matt empowers was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who was hungry for an education. she was this hungry young woman who ran into breckinridge at a time she was desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. host: representative kustoff is a republican from pennsylvania and serves on the homeland security foreign affairs committee here to talk about the government shutdown and related matters. good morning to you. as far as the efforts to reopen the federal government. where are we? guest: it is frustrating for rank-and-file members because we are not involved in the discussion. this is between the leadership of the legislature and the house and senate minority -- minority and majority

. >> william campbell preston breckinridge and the number of middle names he had should signify the facthat he was a southern elite, he was a well-respected colonel in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit, he is in his fifth term in congress. nobody.ast, she was she was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, very hungry for a n education. she ran into breckinridge at the time and she was hungry to make yourself into something in the world. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern q&a."withn >> with the shut down its record onh day, here is the debate the bill from the house floor. i yield myself such time as i may consume. madam chair, while president trump continues to keep our government shut down, house democrats are committed to working for the american people. i am pleased to present legislation today that helps meet the urgent needs of our fellow americans affected by recent national disasters.

. >> william campbell and the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elitea respected cavalryman. at the time of the lawsuit, he is in his fifth term. she was nobody. she was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, was hungry for an education. she was this young woman who ran into breckenridge and she was desperate to make or sell something and get an education. >> tonight, at 8:00 eastern on q&a. michael gabriel to does a class about military engagement in the american revolution the july 1776. he highlights the battle of funk or hill, the american envision of canada and the eventual ownership that tuition in boston. this class is about an hour. prof. gabriel: ok, everybody. last class, we were talking about the outbreak of the american revolution. all of this tension is building in the sg

." >> william campbell preston breckenridge and the number of middle names he has should signify that he was in the southern elite. he had been a confederate colon colonel. a very respected man in the confederate cavalry and at the time of the lawsuit he's in his fifth term in congress. she was nobody. she was literally a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who was very hungry for an education so she was this hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was really desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cspan's q and a. >> next a discussion about the political situation in venezuela. after

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge and the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elite. he had been a confederate colonel, a respected cavalry man in the confederate cavalry and at the time of the lawsuit he's in his fifth term in congress. madam pollard by contrast was nobody. she was literally a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, who was very hungry for an education. she was a hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was really desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. texas had nine new members to congress in the 2018 elections, including four democrats. and representing the 32nd districts, a former linebacker for the tennessee titans and left the nfl for law school. after which he worked as an earn to in the obama administration's department of housing and urban development, and then later in private practice. voters in the 16th district elected veronica escobar and previously elected el paso counter commissioner and judge. and

he was head of the fbi was making sure the iranian bribery scandal which had been revealed by william campbellho is now a client of victoria toensing married to joseph genova who is in fact now with the president. the point is mueller played a cover-up role player because had that bribery scheme been known on the investment in the united states the provision for russia's state-owned energy company to buy iranian wanat 20% of u.s. uranium which was shipped out of united states contrary to the lies told at the time that provision would never have been granted. bill clinton wouldn't have gotten a $500,000 for one speech. the clinton foundation wouldn't have gotten 100 already $5 million in contributions etc.. >> host: i believe that hillary clinton's people put it out there and said she had nothing to do with this approval. >> guest: she didn't sit on the committee cheated and asked to participate. that's absurd. everybody you had a brain knew was going on until the sentence that i won't sit on this one but the person she pointed as the surrogate with somebody who had a vested interest in her. th

south carolina has another royal governance, william campbell, that's all royal governors do, they flee. a naval has heard that force eventually is going to come to charleston which is a major southern city. it's also a very rich area. in early june, this british naval squadron arrives off the coast of charleston. which was squadron supposed to go to north carolina, they were delayed by storms. at by the time they arrive north carolina in march, they find out about bridge, north carolina has been lost in the go to south carolina. on june 20 8, 1776, the british navy attacks charleston and once called the battle of sullivans island. the battle of sullivans island. ?nybody ever been to charleston it's very old, very historic. pretty nice place, actually. the british navy has a disaster. the americans are firing very accurately, they should the heck out of the british warships. -- they shoot the heck out of the british warships. and the british are repelled to charleston and south carolina which is now secured for the colonists. the three major southern colonies have all been secured. the

." >> william campbell preston breckenridge, and the number of middle names should signify he was in the southern elite. he has been a confederate colonel in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit he is in his fifth term in congress. he was -- she was nobody. a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, hungry for an education. she ran into breckenridge at a time when she was desperate to make yourself something in the world and get an education. at 8:00 eastern on q&a. monday, martin luther king jr. day. race00 a.m. eastern, relations in the u.s. with professor leonard stein worn and commentator armstrong williams. live on washington journal. at 4:00 p.m. on book tv on c-span2, a discussion on race in america. >> voter suppression. voter suppression is real. let's just am a couple of states. dakota --exas, north north dakota, just. we are still, dealing with this issue on dr. king's birthday. >> on american history tv on c-span3, at 8:00 p.m. eastern the 1957 film "a time for freedom" documents the civil rights rally at the lincoln memorial. >> give us the ballo

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge. he was in the southern elite.e's been a confederate colonel. very well-respected cavalryman in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit he is in his fifth term in congress. she was by contrast nobody. she was a poor girl from kentucky with a literary aspirations who was very hungry for an education. she ran into him at a time when she was really desperate to get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> washington journal continues. russell, editor with the washington examiner to continue our conversation this morning with all of you on the government shutdown. it's day 27. you were part of a piece that the washington examiner wrote. vote on the wall and bend the shutdown. what are you proposing? is basically a compromise that i think it's simple in my own mind and a pretty common sense compromise for democrats and republicans is to fund the border wall construction the president is asking for in exchange for a deal on daca of some sort. that gives trump what he wants and democra

." >> william campbell preston breckenridge and the number of middle names he has should signify that he was in the southern elite. he had been a confederate colon colonel. a very respected man in the confederate cavalry and at the time of the lawsuit he's in his fifth term in congress. she was nobody. she was literally a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who was very hungry for an education so she was this hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was really desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on cspan's q and a. >> next a discussion about the political situation in venezuela. after president maduro was swoorn in for a second term. now we'll hear about how the u.s. and other countries should respond. held by the center for strategic and national studies, this is an hour and a half. >> okay. welcome, everybody, to csas and i want to extend the welcome to those joining us online. i'm associate fellow after the program here and i don't think i've been in a more timely impressing publ

. >> william campbell tristan breckenridge, the number of middle names he has should signify he was in the southern elite and had been a confederate colonel and was in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit he was in his fifth term in congress. he was nobody, a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations who is hungry for an education. she was a hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education . >>> sunday night i 8 p.m. eastern time on q&a. >>> monday, martin luther king jr. day at 8 am eastern, race relations in the u.s. with american university impress her letters died high and armstrong williams, live on c-span's washington journal at 4 p.m. on book tv on c-span two. discussion on race in america . >> voter suppression israel. let's just name a couple states, florida, georgia, texas, north dakota. today and 2019, we are still dealing with this issue in dr. king's birthday . >> on american history tv, we will by the power of our vote light right the law and bring it in to the

. >> william campbell preston breckenridge, and the number of middle names he has should signify he isthe southern elite. he had been a confederate colonel in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit, he was in his fifth term in power -- in congress. in contrast, she was a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations he was hungry for education. she was a hungry young woman who ran into breckinridge at a time she was desperate to make something of herself and get an education. >> sunday on qs -- c-span's q and a. "washington journal" continues. fano: with us, james carada talking about the border security debate, the government shutdown in its 29th day. what do you think people don't understand about the current situation of border security between the u.s. and mexico? guest: that is very difficult because there is the rhetoric and reality and they are not the same. we saw something similar, if you remember the muslim travel ban, there was a rhetorical debate and the reality of why they did the ban, which is the nature of the threat in the middle east and theging admini

william campbell preston breckenridge -- and the number of middle names he had should signify he washern elite -- had been a very well-respected cavalryman in the cavalry.te contrast, a nobody. she was a hungry young woman who ran into breckenridge at a time when she was really desperate to make herself something in the world and get an education. host: sunday night at eight upon eastern on c-span's "q&a." c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. "washington journal" continues. host: it is day 26 of the partial shutdown of the federal government, and we want to get your thoughts on it. (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8001 four republicans, and independents (202) 748-8002. the shutdown could affect the president's state of the union address. politico saying speaker nancy pe

josh campbell, if this is substantiated let's go back to the william barr hearings a few days ago. republicans and democrats, but republicans as well set it up with the ag nominee as an impeachable offense. have a listen. >> so if there was some reason to believe the president tried to coach somebody not to testify or to testify falsely, that could be obstruction of justice? >> yes, under an obstruction statute, yes. >> so if there is evidence that the president tried to conceal evidence, that would be obstruction of justice potentially, right? >> right. >> in your memo, you talked about the comey decision. you talk about obstruction of justice and you already went over that, which i appreciate. you wrote on page one a president persuading a person to commit perjury would be obstruction. is that right? >> yes. >> okay. >> any -- any person who persuades another -- yeah. >> you also said a president or any person convincing a witness to change testimony would be obstruction. is that right? >> yes. >> josh campbell, those were not equivocal answers there. >> we are in an era of hyper