jack davis, with a pulitzer selina zito, book, sticking with former mississippi governor, haley barbour. her book is "the great revolt." joinuthor, frank williams, us live saturday beginning at 10:30 a.m. eastern for the mississippi book festival, live on book tv on c-span2. senators returned to washington tomorrow after a short and summer recess for continued work on judicial nominations starting at noon eastern. we have live coverage as always on c-span two. body takemay see the up opioid legislation, it water infrastructure bill and an effort to reauthorize the federal aviation administration.

zito, author of "the great revolt." and frank williams with his book "lincoln as hero." join us for the mississippi book festival. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span "q&a," historian john purling talks about his book "apostles of revolution" and the struggle in america and europe. john: if they could come back and he america today and see the most important play on broadway

please welcome salena zito. [applause] >> we were having this discussion offstage about it. my wife from south georgia, i told her a pecan is something you flesh, but she is committed to it being applied. salena: we are going to do a cooking book and we should have a cooking show because he and i were comparing recipes all the time on line. >> is it true you want had a pie company? [laughter] did.a: i i was completely burned out. my kids were young. i did not want to work outside the home. soid not want to leave them, i figured i am italian. i can beg. i am a very good pie-maker. only old people will get that. [laughter] salena: but yes, so i went around to different restaurants, and i lived an entire summer off of that pie company. my old sister, growing up, was very much a tomboy, and her favorite team of any sport ever and still is, the steelers, and she worked for the steelers, which maybe we should not talk about in texas. salena: i worked for the pittsburgh steelers. they hired me as a contract moved to -- when they from the stadium to heinz field. they had no game pla

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salena zito talks about the 2016 election.r white house press secretary sean spicer joins us on washington journal. we'll start at the aspen institute in colorado where justice stephen breyer took part in the conversation with joshua johnson, the host of the npr program, 1-a. this runs a little over one hour. [applause] joshua: thank you very much. good evening. thank you all for being here, especially those may have been impacted by this fire. we wish you all the best as this firefight continues. i hope this conversation with justice breyer will be time well spent. look forward to getting to some of your questions later in the conversation. we have about 55 minutes to get done what we are going to do. we can do a lot with 55 minutes. justice breyer, welcome. justice breyer:

selena zito discussed the populist movement in the 2016

. >> former giant barry zito sung the national anthem before tonight's game against the pirates. top of the seventh, david freese breaks the game open. pirates win 10-5. the giants fall two games below .500. over in hayward, steph curry playing in the web.com ellie mae classic for the second year in a row. korea's approach hits the flagstick. -- curry's approach hits the flagstick. birdied three of his last six to finish one over 71. he is tied for a 106 in the 154 player field. pga championship, tiger woods with three over after tools, but on 18, he sticks his approach to set up a very, woods rallied to shoot even par 70. six shots behind the leader gary woodland who birdied five holes on the back nine. including this long par putt at 11. six under, 64, he has a one- shot lead. alongside his golfing expert for channel 5, vern glenn, what does he have to shoot tomorrow to make the cut? >> ferries and greens. i'm thinking four under, 66 might get him in the mix. >> can he do it? >> of course he can. come on. he's an elite athlete. he can do anything. if he can hit a shot from the

zito, author of "the great revolt." and frank williams with his book "lincoln as hero."in us for the mississippi book festival. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span "q&a," historian john purling talks about his book "apostles of revolution" and the struggle in america and europe. john: if they could come back and he america today and see the most important play on broadway now and for the last several years, a play that lionize his alexander hamilton and vilifies jefferson and ignores payne and see the maldistribution of wealth in the united states and the amount of people that i effuses american politics today, they would see many of the things that no one in the united states today bore an uncanny resemblance to the england that they had revolted against. >> sunday night

jack davis, with a pulitzer selina zito, book, sticking with former mississippi governor, haley barbour. her book is "the great revolt." joinuthor, frank williams, us live saturday beginning at 10:30 a.m. eastern for the mississippi book festival, live on book tv on c-span2. senators returned to washington tomorrow after a short and summer recess for continued work on judicial nominations starting at noon eastern. we have live coverage as always on c-span two. body takemay see the up opioid legislation, it water infrastructure bill and an effort to reauthorize the federal aviation administration. senators are reviewing 88,000 pages of recently released records from judge brett kavanaugh's stint working in the house. the supreme court nominee is scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee on labor day. senator chuck grassley, the committee chairman says the hearing could last three or four days. you can watch at all live on c-span, c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. this afternoon, a panel at the heritage foundation reviewed

meanwhile -- the giants sustained a tough loss this past week -- kind of fun at the ballpark early, barry zito good. andrew suarez serves it up for elias diaz, two run homer. they need to find a way down the stretch to get this guy in the lineup every night. he goes for three bases here and later will score -- hansen with an rbi single will make it 3-2 but then bad defense -- with three errors tonight and evan long gloria throws it down the long -- second out -- and a big inning ensues -- tossed -- topped off by david free, former cal bear. the giants fans got a little frisky with a few runs but wind up on the short end, 10-5. as for the oakland a's -- a quick flight down to disneyland and then they play the angels over the weekend. there was busyness behind the scenes here -- fernando rodney comes in from minnesota. he has another sign -- another strong arm out of the board -- bullpen and meanwhile you want to talk golf and a major -- but around here another golfer showed him up. >> even though he didn't see it -- just an eight iron and you have to get this below the whole. -- hole. >> wow. >

salena zito talks about the 2016 election.ormer white house press secretary sean spicer joins us on washington journal. we'll start at the aspen institute in colorado where justice stephen breyer took part in the conversation with joshua johnson, the host of the npr program, 1-a. this runs a little over one hour. [applause] joshua: thank you very much. good evening. thank you all for being here, especially those may have been impacted by this fire. we wish you all the best as this firefight continues. i hope this conversation with justice breyer will be time well spent. look forward to getting to some of your questions later in the conversation. we have about 55 minutes to get done what we are going to do. we can do a lot with 55 minutes. justice breyer, welcome. justice breyer: thank you, and thank you for inviting me. it is a pleasure to come back here. i'm sorry about the fire. joshua: everybody back in d.c. wants me to ask one thing -- [laughter] justice breyer: yes. joshua: i don't know if you know what that is or -- but

selena zito talks about the 2016 election. and sean spicer joins us on washington journal. we start the aspen institute in colorado or justice stephen breyer took place --

salena zito is a well-known pittsburgh-based political writer who has been writing about american politics, particularly in the midwest, for decades, believe it or not. she also now writes for "the washington examiner." you may see her on television on cnn and other programs. she and her partner, brad todd, who i have to say once in his career worked for me, when i was chairman of the republican national committee, she and brad had written a book also, "the great revolt" about looking at some of the same subject matter in a different way. it's all yours. >> thank you, guys. thanks for coming to listen to us. so i grew up in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. i never left. is anybody here from pittsburgh? no one? . . i tree from fourth mississippi but i only take back rooted. there's no interstates and adon't bly so i get to understand what is happening, not just in my destination of where i'm going, but in the areas around it. so you understand what kind of economic and cultural issues that might be going on in a region. in 2016, i was covering the presidential election, and i decided to drive all

passion,nclude sheryl jack davis with his pulitzer prize-winning book, selena zito's speaks with former minnesota governor. and dr. frank williams. live saturday beginning at 10:30 eastern for the mississippi book festival on book tv. on c-span2. lewandowski talks about his relationship with president trump, the russian investigation, and white house nondisclosure agreements during an event hosted by the christian science monitor. he currently serves as a senior strategist for vice president pence's great america pack. >> i think were going to start. good morning. is corey today lewandowski, president trump's first campaign manager and a senior strategist for vice president penses great america pack. first time at a monitor breakfast. in the outside of boston great commonwealth of massachusetts. i'm also from there. andtudied political science then in grad school at american university and has worked in republican politics ever since. campaign manager for bob smith. he has also worked as a new hampshire state public safety officer, i read. true story. in 2000 eight, he started working f

america and the threat to white supremacy," chet davis with his pulitzer prize-winning book, selena zito's speaks with the former mississippi governor haley barbour. her book is "the great revolt." and author frank williams with lincoln as hero. join us live saturday beginning at 10:30 eastern for the mississippi book festival on book tv on c-span2. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q and a," historian john furling talks about his book "apostles of revolution: jefferson, pain, munro and the struggle against the old order in america and europe." >> if they could come back and thatmerica today and see the most important play on broadway now and for the past several years is a play that s alexander hamilton and vilifies jefferson and and sees the, maldistribution of wealth in the united states and the amount of money that suffuses american politics today, they would fear that many of these things that are going on in the united states today bore an uncanny resemblance to the england that they had revolted against. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "q and a." next, former diplomats

washington examiner reporter sleeve that zito also spoke about the populist movement in the 2016 election and how she knew president trump would win the presidency. >> so i'm really excited. i was telling her in the green room that i wanted to invite her to come, but i didn't want to invite her to come because i know she's really busy, and she's flying in today to hang out with us and then literally has to fly back home, because she's got an event tomorrow she has to be at. so she came in just a couple hours ago and will leave again. we're not going to have an opportunity to do the cooking show that i want to do with her one day. if you have not read the red revolt, i had to the admit i haven't read it yet because i'm doing ph.d. work, i haven't had time for normal books, but i intend to read it. i have read all about it, and i've been reading her for years. folks, i'm sure you have, please well some selena zeto. [applause] we were having this discussion off stage about is it

zito's speaks with haley coveringbout her book the populist coalition reshaping american politics. a bookor frank williams about abraham lincoln. join us for the mississippi book festival on book tv on c-span2. tonight, at 8 p.m. on c-span, african-american lgbtq leaders talk about issues facing their communities, including acceptance, inclusion, and civic engagement. talked about voting, running for office, but there is so much political work that has to happen young those things, right? david was saying that justices we have been here, policy is moving to prevent queer people from being parents. from adopting and fostering children. it is better for a child to stay in the system then, heaven forbid, to queer people adopting them. c-span, c-span.org, and listen on the free c-span radio app. on thursday, sec chair occupy joined the other three commissioners for an oversight hearing by the senate commerce committee. lawmakers asked about the expansion of broadband services in rural areas, investment in 5g , and the recent repeal of net neutrality rules. the hearing is under three ho

salena zito is a well-known pittsburgh-based political writer who has been writing about american politics, particularly in the midwest, for decades, believe it or not. she also now writes for "the washington examiner." you may see her on television on cnn and other programs. she and her partner, brad todd, who i have to say once in his career worked for me, when i was chairman of the republican national committee, she and brad had written a book also, "the great revolt" about looking at some of the same subject matter in a different way. it's all yours. >> thank you, guys. thanks for coming to listen to us. so i grew up in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. i never left. is anybody here from pittsburgh? no one? . . i tree from fourth mississippi but i only take back rooted. there's no interstates and adon't bly so i get to understand what is happening, not just in my destination of where i'm going, but in the areas around it. so you understand what kind of economic and cultural issues that might be going on in a region. in 2016, i was covering the presidential election, and i decided to drive all

passion,nclude sheryl jack davis with his pulitzer prize-winning book, selena zito's speaks with former minnesota governor. and dr. frank williams. live saturday beginning at 10:30 eastern for the mississippi book festival on book tv. on c-span2. lewandowski talks about his relationship with president trump, the russian investigation, and white house nondisclosure agreements during an event hosted by the christian science monitor. he currently serves as a senior strategist for vice president pence's great america pack. >> i think were going to start. good morning. is corey today lewandowski, president trump's first campaign manager and a senior strategist for vice president

authors include the author of "loving: interracial relationships in america. " zito's speaks with haley coveringbout her book the populist coalition reshaping american politics. a bookor frank williams about abraham lincoln. join us for the mississippi book festival on book tv on c-span2. tonight, at 8 p.m. on c-span, african-american lgbtq leaders talk about issues facing their communities, including acceptance, inclusion, and civic engagement. talked about voting, running for office, but there is so much political work that has to happen young those things, right? david was saying that justices we have been here, policy is moving to prevent queer people from being parents. from adopting and fostering children. it is