C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 08/14/2017
3 hours, 3 minutesArms Control Association's Daryl Kimball discusses North Korea's nuclear capability, "Foreign Affairs" editor Gideon Rose discusses the role of U.S. allies in the Trump era, Author Paul Brandus discusses recent White House renovations.
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Netroots Nation Conference, Day 3 - Morning Session
1 hour, 0 minuteNetroots Nation held its annual conference in Atlanta. Among the speakers during this session were Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and former NAACP CEO Ben Jealous who is a candidate for governor of Maryland. The gathering is an "annual conference for progressives" attended by grassroots activists and political organizers and features training sessions for campaign workers and candidates.
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Netroots Nation Conference, Day 3 - Al Gore
59 minutesFormer Vice President Al Gore, now chair of the Climate Reality Project, spoke about the dangers of global warming and the power of people to advance the climate change moment. He also commented on the protest march in Charlottesville, Virginia and urged President Trump to give a more thoughtful statement about those who provoke hatred to divide the nation. The former vice president spoke at the annual Netroots Nation conference in Atlanta.
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Newsmakers: Newsmakers - Steven Law
43 minutesSteven Law, President & CEO of Senate Leadership Fund, talks about the GOP 2018 Senate races.
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Russia Sanctions
1 hour, 22 minutesThe Center for the National Interest hosts a discussion about the impact and implications of the new Russia sanctions bill which President Trump signed into law in early August 2017.
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Washington Journal: Skype Interview w/ PAUL BRANDUS
20 minutesAuthor Paul Brandus discusses the cost of renovations to the White House plus the costs of operating the Executive Mansion.
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Immigration Policy Discussion with Rep. Steny Hoyer D-MD
1 hour, 14 minutesHouse Minority Leader Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-MD) holds a roundtable discussion with immigrant youth on the future of the Deferred Action for Childhoold Arrivals (DACA) program.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
9 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Q&A: Paul Butler
1 hour, 2 minutesThis week on Q&A, Georgetown University Law School professor, Paul Butler. Prof. Butler discusses his book, "Chokehold: Policing Black Men," in which he takes a critical look at our criminal justice system and its impact on African-American men.
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Vice President Pence News Conference in Colombia
9 minutesVice President Pence met with the families who fled Venezuela to neighboring country Colombia at Calvary Chapel. Following his visit in Cartagena, Colombia, he spoke with reporters briefly on the Venezuelan crisis, reiterating that the U.S. would not stand by while Venezuela collapsed into dictatorship. He added that a failed state in Venezuela "threatens the security and prosperity" of Latin America and the United States. The Vice President also answered questions on North Korea and Russia before he departed for Argentina, the next stop on his Latin American tour.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
8 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Russia Sanctions
1 hour, 42 minutesThe Center for the National Interest hosted a policy discussion about the impact and implications of the new Russia sanctions bill signed into law by President Trump in early August 2017. Former officials from the George W. Bush and Obama administrations said they thought the new sanctions may not achieve what Congress had hoped, and advised that congressional leaders and the Trump administration should clarify what U.S. interests are and how best to advance them. They said that greater efforts should be made to work with NATO and European allies toward setting and achieving a successful strategy for Russia relations.
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Vice President Pence News Conference in Colombia
9 minutesVice President Pence met with the families who fled Venezuela to neighboring country Colombia at Calvary Chapel. Following his visit in Cartagena, Colombia, he spoke with reporters briefly on the Venezuelan crisis, reiterating that the U.S. would not stand by while Venezuela collapsed into dictatorship. He added that a failed state in Venezuela "threatens the security and prosperity" of Latin America and the United States. The Vice President also answered questions on North Korea and Russia before he departed for Argentina, the next stop on his Latin American tour.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
9 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Washington Journal: GIDEON ROSE
37 minutesGideon Rose, editor of Foreign Affairs magazine, discusses developments in the U.S. standoff with North Korea and President Trump's complicated relationship with traditional U.S. Allies.
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Vice President Pence News Conference in Colombia
9 minutesVice President Pence met with the families who fled Venezuela to neighboring country Colombia at Calvary Chapel. Following his visit in Cartagena, Colombia, he spoke with reporters briefly on the Venezuelan crisis, reiterating that the U.S. would not stand by while Venezuela collapsed into dictatorship. He added that a failed state in Venezuela "threatens the security and prosperity" of Latin America and the United States. The Vice President also answered questions on North Korea and Russia before he departed for Argentina, the next stop on his Latin American tour.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
6 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Former National Security Advisers at the Aspen Institute
1 hour, 26 minutesA group of former national security advisers gathered for a discussion on the future of America's global leadership role and the state of the so-called "liberal world order." They discussed U.S. relations with its allies as well as the threats posed by Russia, China and North Korea. Participants included Susan Rice and Tom Donilon of the Obama Administration, and Condoleezza Rice and Stephen Hadley who served under President George W. Bush. The event was hosted by the Aspen Institute.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
10 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Politicon' - Charlie Kirk vs Hasan Piker
1 hour, 1 minuteCharlie Kirk, the founder and Executive Producer of Turning Point USA, debated political commentator Hasan Piker, about free speech on college campuses. This discussion at Politicon, was moderated by Steven Olikara, the Founding President of the Millennial Action Project.
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Russia Sanctions
1 hour, 40 minutesThe Center for the National Interest hosted a policy discussion about the impact and implications of the new Russia sanctions bill signed into law by President Trump in early August 2017. Former officials from the George W. Bush and Obama administrations said they thought the new sanctions may not achieve what Congress had hoped, and advised that congressional leaders and the Trump administration should clarify what U.S. interests are and how best to advance them. They said that greater efforts should be made to work with NATO and European allies toward setting and achieving a successful strategy for Russia relations.
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Former National Security Advisers at the Aspen Institute
1 hour, 26 minutesA group of former national security advisers gathered for a discussion on the future of America's global leadership role and the state of the so-called "liberal world order." They discussed U.S. relations with its allies as well as the threats posed by Russia, China and North Korea. Participants included Susan Rice and Tom Donilon of the Obama Administration, and Condoleezza Rice and Stephen Hadley who served under President George W. Bush. The event was hosted by the Aspen Institute.
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President Trump Statement on White Nationalist Terror Attack
7 minutesPresident Trump delivered a statement from the White House Diplomatic Room, condemning the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia that resulted from a white nationalist protest and left one woman dead and 20 injured. A related crash of a police helicopter also left two officers dead. President Trump said the country needed to unify against racist violence, explicitly condemned the white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups that were marching in Charlottesville, and said the Justice Department would pursue charges against any perpetrators of racist violence.
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Politicon' - Charlie Kirk vs Hasan Piker
1 hour, 1 minuteCharlie Kirk, the founder and Executive Producer of Turning Point USA, debated political commentator Hasan Piker, about free speech on college campuses. This discussion at Politicon, was moderated by Steven Olikara, the Founding President of the Millennial Action Project.
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Russia Sanctions
1 hour, 40 minutesThe Center for the National Interest hosted a policy discussion about the impact and implications of the new Russia sanctions bill signed into law by President Trump in early August 2017. Former officials from the George W. Bush and Obama administrations said they thought the new sanctions may not achieve what Congress had hoped, and advised that congressional leaders and the Trump administration should clarify what U.S. interests are and how best to advance them. They said that greater efforts should be made to work with NATO and European allies toward setting and achieving a successful strategy for Russia relations.
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Netroots Nation Conference, Day 3 - Morning Session
1 hour, 0 minuteNetroots Nation held its annual conference in Atlanta. Among the speakers during this session were Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and former NAACP CEO Ben Jealous who is a candidate for governor of Maryland. The gathering is an "annual conference for progressives" attended by grassroots activists and political organizers and features training sessions for campaign workers and candidates.
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Former National Security Advisers at the Aspen Institute
1 hour, 26 minutesA group of former national security advisers gathered for a discussion on the future of America's global leadership role and the state of the so-called "liberal world order." They discussed U.S. relations with its allies as well as the threats posed by Russia, China and North Korea. Participants included Susan Rice and Tom Donilon of the Obama Administration, and Condoleezza Rice and Stephen Hadley who served under President George W. Bush. The event was hosted by the Aspen Institute.
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Public Affairs Events
17 hours, 3 minutesPublic affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.