C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 07/18/2017
3 hours, 2 minutesRepresentatives Brendan Boyle (D-PA) and Jodey Arrington (R-AZ), both members of the House Budget Committee, discuss the House GOP budget to be unveiled this week and author Sam Quinones discusses his book "Dreamland" about the opioid epidemic.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 07/18/2017
8 minutesU.S. House meets at 10am ET for general speeches and 12pm ET for legislative business
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Washington Journal: Rep. Brendan Boyle
24 minutesRep. Brendan Boyle (D-PA), a member of the Budget Committee, discusses the latest on the efforts to pass a 2018 federal budget
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House Budget Committee News Conference
20 minutesHouse Budget Chair Diane Black (R-TN) and Republican members of the House Budget Committee hold a news conference on the 2018 budget resolution.
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Washington Journal: Rep. Jodey Arrington- UK
33 minutesRep. Jodey Arrington (R-TX), a member of the Budget Committee, discusses the latest on the efforts to pass a 2018 federal budget.
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Vice President Pence Remarks at Retail Federation Summit
17 minutesVice President Mike Pence delivers remarks at the National Retail Federation summit in Washington, DC.
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Washington Journal: Sam Quinones
15 minutesAuthor Sam Quinones discusses his book on the American opioid epidemic.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 07/18/2017
6 hours, 57 minutesU.S. House meets at 10am ET for general speeches and 12pm ET for legislative business
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House Budget Committee News Conference
21 minutesHouse Budget Committee Chair Diane Black (R-TN) said she expects the GOP 2018 budget plan to be passed out of committee upon markup and approved by the full House. Rep. Black called the proposal an action plan that reduces spending, spurs economic growth, holds Washington accountable and returns power back to the states. Her comments came during a news conference on Capitol Hill with other committee members who also spoke in support of the spending plan.
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State Department Briefing
37 minutesState Department spokesman Heather Nauert updated reporters on the latest news regarding new economic sanctions on Iran. One day earlier, the White House certified that Iran was in compliance with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) but expressed concerns that Iran was not living up to the "spirit" of the agreement due to activities that undercut regional and international peace and security. Ms. Nauert outlined some of those concerns to reporters and also answered questions on North Korea and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Press TV Iran Responds to U.S. Sanctions
7 minutesPress TV, Iran's English-language news channel, presented coverage following the announcement that the U.S. would impose new economic sanctions against Iran.
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President on Repeal and Replace Efforts
6 minutesPresident Trump said he's very disappointed in the failure of the Senate thus far to repeal and replace the federal health care law he called a disaster. He added that talk of repeal and replace have been going on for years and now that Republicans finally have a chance they don't take advantage of it. His comments came prior to a lunch at the White House with military service members who served in Afghanistan.
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'Senate Party Leaders Republican News Conference
8 minutesSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called the failed effort to replace the health care law "challenging" at a press conference following the Senate Party lunch. The plan now is to move to a repeal vote and work to find a replacement later. Sen. McConnell also acknowledged that a straight repeal vote may be difficult.
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Senate Party Leaders Democratic News Conference
13 minutesSenate Democratic leaders spoke with reporters following the weekly party lunch. Minority Leader Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) reiterated his call for Republicans and Democrats to work together on health care saying there is common ground to improve the American health care system.
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House Budget Committee News Conference
20 minutesHouse Budget Committee Chair Diane Black (R-TN) said she expects the GOP 2018 budget plan to be passed out of committee upon markup and approved by the full House. Rep. Black called the proposal an action plan that reduces spending, spurs economic growth, holds Washington accountable and returns power back to the states. Her comments came during a news conference on Capitol Hill with other committee members who also spoke in support of the spending plan.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Vice Chair Confirmation Hearing
1 hour, 57 minutesAir Force Gen. Paul Selva testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on his reappointment to be vice chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was originally appointed by President Obama in 2015 but has been nominated by President Trump to another two-year term. Topics addressed included Russian intervention in Ukraine, North Korea, defense innovation, cybersecurity and military readiness. On cybersecurity, Gen. Selva said his personal data was targeted along with other military officials in the recent Office of Personnel Management data breach.
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Senate Foreign Relations on Callista Gingrich Ambassador Holy See Nomination
1 hour, 20 minutesThe Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing for the nomination of four candidates for State Department positions. The nominees included Callista Gingrich to be U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, Nathan Sales as the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator, George Glass to be the ambassador to Portugal, and Carl Risch to be assistant secretary of State for consular affairs. Committee members questioned the nominees on a range of issues including climate change, travel visas, budget cuts to the State Department, and countering violent extremism.
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President on Repeal and Replace Efforts
7 minutesPresident Trump said he's very disappointed in the failure of the Senate thus far to repeal and replace the federal health care law he called a disaster. He added that talk of repeal and replace have been going on for years and now that Republicans finally have a chance they don't take advantage of it. His comments came prior to a lunch at the White House with military service members who served in Afghanistan.
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'Senate Party Leaders Republican News Conference
7 minutesSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called the failed effort to replace the health care law "challenging" at a press conference following the Senate Party lunch. The plan now is to move to a repeal vote and work to find a replacement later. Sen. McConnell also acknowledged that a straight repeal vote may be difficult.
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Senate Party Leaders Democratic News Conference
13 minutesSenate Democratic leaders spoke with reporters following the weekly party lunch. Minority Leader Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) reiterated his call for Republicans and Democrats to work together on health care saying there is common ground to improve the American health care system.
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House Budget Committee News Conference
20 minutesHouse Budget Committee Chair Diane Black (R-TN) said she expects the GOP 2018 budget plan to be passed out of committee upon markup and approved by the full House. Rep. Black called the proposal an action plan that reduces spending, spurs economic growth, holds Washington accountable and returns power back to the states. Her comments came during a news conference on Capitol Hill with other committee members who also spoke in support of the spending plan.
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Press TV Iran Responds to U.S. Sanctions
3 minutesPress TV, Iran's English-language news channel, presented coverage following the announcement that the U.S. would impose new economic sanctions against Iran.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Vice Chair Confirmation Hearing
1 hour, 55 minutesAir Force Gen. Paul Selva testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on his reappointment to be vice chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He was originally appointed by President Obama in 2015 but has been nominated by President Trump to another two-year term. Topics addressed included Russian intervention in Ukraine, North Korea, defense innovation, cybersecurity and military readiness. On cybersecurity, Gen. Selva said his personal data was targeted along with other military officials in the recent Office of Personnel Management data breach.
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Senate Foreign Relations on Callista Gingrich Ambassador Holy See Nomination
1 hour, 20 minutesThe Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing for the nomination of four candidates for State Department positions. The nominees included Callista Gingrich to be U.S. ambassador to the Vatican, Nathan Sales as the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator, George Glass to be the ambassador to Portugal, and Carl Risch to be assistant secretary of State for consular affairs. Committee members questioned the nominees on a range of issues including climate change, travel visas, budget cuts to the State Department, and countering violent extremism.
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House Appropriations Cmte Considers Homeland Security Spending Bill
2 hours, 49 minutesMembers of the House Appropriations Committee met to mark up legislation for the nation's homeland security. It includes provisions to address drug and people smuggling and allocates $1.6 billion for "physical barrier construction" along the U.S. southern border. The bill addresses other areas such as immigration enforcement, aviation security, customs activities, cyberterrorism protection and natural disaster response. Members of the committee debated many amendments to the legislation. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-NJ) chairs the committee.