C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal 06/04/2017
3 hours, 0 minuteA forum for leading journalists and public policy makers to discuss key events and legislation.
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Newsmakers: Newsmakers - Arthur Brooks AEI
36 minutesAEI President Arthur Brooks discusses conservatism, what Republicanism is in 2017, and the populism that surrounds President Trump. He talks about how to address the opioid crisis, rising suicide rates, and despair; the answer is dignity, he says. He also talks about NATO and U.S. alliances. NATO is important; it protects the free world, he says, and its members should pay more to support it.
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President Trump on Paris Climate Deal
39 minutesPresident Trump announced the United States would seek to withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement and re-enter the agreement via negotiation. The withdrawal would make the U.S. one of three nations -- along with Syria and Nicaragua -- to not be party to the agreement aiming to curb global temperature rise. President Trump was introduced at the Rose Garden event by Vice President Pence, and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt delivered brief remarks following the president.
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Free Speech on College Campuses
1 hour, 12 minutesA panel examined free speech and censorship on college campuses. They discussed incidences of protests against commencement speakers, along with issues of safety, security costs, so-called "hate speech" and the role of college administrations and faculty. Speakers included a college student from the University of California at Berkeley who founded a group that aims to create the free exchange of ideas without the fear of violence. This discussion was part of a conference of education journalists hosted by the Education Writers Association.
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British Prime Minister May May on London terror attack
9 minutesBritish Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement outside 10 Downing Street in response to the terrorist attack near London Bridge. She offered condolences to the victims and praised first responders. She went on to say there was "too much tolerance for extremism" in the U.K. and suggested tighter internet regulations to combat online "safe spaces" for terrorists.
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Washington Journal: Charles Ries
31 minutesViewer calls are welcome.
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Rep. Earl Blumnenauer D-OR Town Hall Meeting
1 hour, 42 minutesRep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) held a town hall meeting with physicians, state officials and constituents to examine the prospects for a single-payer health care system.
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Commencement Speeches: Wellesley College Commencement - Hillary Clinton
34 minutesHillary Clinton delivered the commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College, where 48 years prior she delivered a valedictory speech. It was her second major address since losing the 2016 presidential election to President Trump, and she used some of the speech to critique his fiscal year 2018 budget proposal.
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Commencement Speeches: President Trump at Liberty University Commencement
34 minutesPresident Donald Trump delivers the Commencement Address at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. Rev. Jerry Falwell founded Liberty University in 1971 as a college for evangelical Christians.
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Commencement Speeches: Brooklyn College Commencement With Sen. Bernie Sanders I-VT
19 minutesSenator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) delivered the commencement address for 2017 graduates of Brooklyn College in New York City, where he attended his first year of undergraduate studies. He reflected on his own history in Brooklyn, and encouraged students to take an active role in making society better for themselves and others.
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Commencement Speeches: Univ. of Hartford Commencement - Rep. Mia Love R-UT
11 minutesRep. Mia Love (R-UT) addressed graduates of her alma mater, the University of Hartford in Connecticut. Rep. Love talked about the importance of engaging in uncomfortable conversations without divisive rhetoric and not being afraid of failure.
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Harvard Law Class Day - Sally Yates
34 minutesFormer Acting and Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates delivered remarks to graduates at Harvard Law School's 2017 Class Day. She explained to students her decision regarding President Trump's travel ban saying, "I believed that this would require us to advance a pretext, a defense not grounded in truth, and so I directed the Department of Justice not to defend the ban." In addition, Ms. Yates said she decided not to resign as Acting Attorney General because it would have only protected her personal integrity and not the integrity of the Justice Department. Harvard Law School's Class Day was held the day before the commencement ceremony.
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Commencement Speeches: Carnegie Mellon Commencement - Meg Whitman
17 minutesMeg Whitman, CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, spoke to graduates at Carnegie Mellon University's commencement ceremony in Pittsburgh where she was awarded an honorary degree. She warned about what she called the national trends of attacks against the truth, free speech and civility and urged students to be the generation that embodies "tolerance, genuine inquiry and authentic open-mindedness." Meg Whitman is a former CEO of eBay and was the Republican candidate for California governor in 2010.
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Commencement Speeches: NIH Director Francis Collins at SMU Commencement
40 minutesNational Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins delivered the commencement address for 2017 graduates of Southern Methodist University in Dallas. After his remarks, Dr. Collins played the guitar and sang a commencement song parodying Frank Sinatra's "My Way."
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Newsmakers: Newsmakers - Arthur Brooks AEI
34 minutesAEI President Arthur Brooks discusses conservatism, what Republicanism is in 2017, and the populism that surrounds President Trump. He talks about how to address the opioid crisis, rising suicide rates, and despair; the answer is dignity, he says. He also talks about NATO and U.S. alliances. NATO is important; it protects the free world, he says, and its members should pay more to support it.
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British Prime Minister May May on London terror attack
9 minutesBritish Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement outside 10 Downing Street in response to the terrorist attack near London Bridge. She offered condolences to the victims and praised first responders. She went on to say there was "too much tolerance for extremism" in the U.K. and suggested tighter internet regulations to combat online "safe spaces" for terrorists.
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Washington Journal: Charles Ries
27 minutesViewer calls are welcome.
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Defense Sec. Mattis in Singapore
52 minutesDefense Secretary James Mattis gaves remarks at an Asian Security meeting in Singapore. He talked about the North Korea nuclear threat, U.S. relations with China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Australia. Following his remarks, he took questions from reporters.
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Q&A: Thomas Hazlett
20 minutesThis week on Q&A, Clemson University professor and former chief economist at the FCC, Thomas Hazlett. Professor Hazlett talks about his book, "The Political Spectrum," which looks at the history and politics of U.S. communications policy.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 06/02/2017
1 hour, 32 minutesBBC's David Dimbleby hosted a special U.K. leaders debate with British Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn ahead of the June 8th election. Audience members asked a range of questions on the economy, Brexit negotiations, public trust of government, and relations with the U.S. following President Trump's decison to withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement.
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Scottish National Party Campaign Launch
17 minutesFirst Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon launched the Scottish National Party's election platform to supporters at event in Perth, Scotland. She announced to supporters that a vote on Scottish independence should take place at the end of the Brexit negotiations and that there's too much at stake with Brexit for Scotland not to be part of the process. She urged supporters to re-elect Scottish National Party members in order to have a stronger voice during the Brexit negotiations. She's introduced by SNP Parliamentary leader Angus Robertson and later took questions from the media.
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Q&A: Thomas Hazlett
1 hour, 1 minuteThis week on Q&A, Clemson University professor and former chief economist at the FCC, Thomas Hazlett. Professor Hazlett talks about his book, "The Political Spectrum," which looks at the history and politics of U.S. communications policy.
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Q&A
51 minutesInteresting people in politics and media.
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British Prime Minister May May on London terror attack
9 minutesBritish Prime Minister Theresa May gave a statement outside 10 Downing Street in response to the terrorist attack near London Bridge. She offered condolences to the victims and praised first responders. She went on to say there was "too much tolerance for extremism" in the U.K. and suggested tighter internet regulations to combat online "safe spaces" for terrorists.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 06/02/2017
1 hour, 31 minutesBBC's David Dimbleby hosted a special U.K. leaders debate with British Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn ahead of the June 8th election. Audience members asked a range of questions on the economy, Brexit negotiations, public trust of government, and relations with the U.S. following President Trump's decison to withdraw from the Paris climate change agreement.
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Scottish National Party Campaign Launch
19 minutesFirst Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon launched the Scottish National Party's election platform to supporters at event in Perth, Scotland. She announced to supporters that a vote on Scottish independence should take place at the end of the Brexit negotiations and that there's too much at stake with Brexit for Scotland not to be part of the process. She urged supporters to re-elect Scottish National Party members in order to have a stronger voice during the Brexit negotiations. She's introduced by SNP Parliamentary leader Angus Robertson and later took questions from the media.
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Discussion on U.S. - China Relations
1 hour, 3 minutesThe Council on Foreign Relations hosted a discussion on the history and future of U.S. - China relations, with a focus on U.S. policy in the Asia-Pacific region. Panelists examined China's economic and regional ambitions, as well as policy under the Trump administration.
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Westminster College - Future of the Army
1 hour, 12 minutesGen. David Perkins is responsible for selecting, recruiting and training U.S. Army forces. His job is to predict where future fighting will occur, then train and prepare for it. He spoke at Westminster College in Salt Lake City about developing leaders to succeed on an international stage. The event was hosted by the Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy and Westminster College.
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'HUDSON MIDDLE EAST - ISRAEL
1 hour, 42 minutesThe Hudson Institute held a discussion on the changing alliances between Israel and Arab states in the Middle East, examining the impact of ISIS and the Iran nuclear deal on the region. Panelists included Michael Doran, President George W. Bush's National Security Council senior director and Tablet Magazine's Senior Writer Liel Leibovitz.
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Q&A: Thomas Hazlett
1 hour, 1 minuteThis week on Q&A, Clemson University professor and former chief economist at the FCC, Thomas Hazlett. Professor Hazlett talks about his book, "The Political Spectrum," which looks at the history and politics of U.S. communications policy.
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Public Affairs Events
17 hours, 2 minutesPublic affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.