C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 08/23/2017
3 hours, 0 minuteMoody's Analytics' Mark Zandi discusses the debt ceiling, Georgetown's Kelly Whitener examines the future of the Children's Health Insurance Program, and the Competitive Enterprise Institute's Iain Murray discusses shrinking the executive branch.
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Big Data & Politics
1 hour, 2 minutesA discussion on the future of big data analytics was held with Michal Kosinski, a psychologist and data scientist who teaches organizational behavior at Stanford University. He talked about the method he developed for analyzing an individual's personality traits based on their social media activities, and how these profiles have been used in business as well as politics including the 2016 Trump and Brexit campaigns. This event was hosted by the Computer Science Museum in Mountain View, California.
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Political Situation in the Congo
1 hour, 11 minutesThe Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission hosts a panel discussion on the political and human rights situations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Discussion of Muslim Identities and Experiences in the U.S.
1 hour, 29 minutesThe Brooklyn Historical Society hosted a panel of Muslim women and men who shared their social and political commentary and discussed the different viewpoints and experiences of Muslims living in the United States. They offered suggestions for how people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, can work to encourage better conversations and informed understanding of the diversity and breadth of the Muslim community.
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Washington Journal: Mark Zandi
22 minutesChief Economist and Co-Founder of Moody's Economy.com Mark Zandi discusses the potential debt ceiling fight and it's possible impact on Wall Street.
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President Trump Remarks to National Convention of American Legion
31 minutesPresident Trump delivers remarks at the National Convention of the American Legion in Nevada.
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Innovate Pasadena - Living in Space
1 hour, 50 minutesDr. Susan Jewell, President of Mars Without Borders, spoke to an audience in Pasadena, California about what it will take for humans to live on Mars. Space Architect Brent Sherwood explains why building a village on the Moon is a better idea than humans living on Mars. The speakers were part of a meetup about Living in Space, at Crosscampus Pasadena, hosted by Space Cooperative and Innovate Pasadena.
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Government "High Risk" Agencies & Programs
2 hours, 9 minutesThe Government Accountability Office (GAO) released its 2017 "high risk list" of federal agencies and programs that it considers vulnerable to waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement or in need of transformation due to the changing digital environment. GAO Comptroller General Gene Dodaro was a keynote speaker who discussed his agency's areas of concern and those agencies that have shown progress. He's followed by a panel discussion with representatives from various government agencies who talked about the strategies they've used to address their respective problems. This forum was hosted by the National Academy of Public Administration.
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Washington Journal: Mark Zandi
31 minutesChief Economist and Co-Founder of Moody's Economy.com Mark Zandi discusses the potential debt ceiling fight and it's possible impact on Wall Street.
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Washington Journal: Iain Murray
28 minutesCompetitive Enterprise Institute's vice president of strategy Iain Murray discusses their recent report on shrinking the executive branch.
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President Trump Remarks to National Convention of American Legion
27 minutesPresident Trump delivered remarks at the National Convention of the American Legion in Reno, Nevada. In his remarks, he said it was time to heal the wounds that divided the country and outlined some of the proposed changes for the Veterans Affairs Department. Following his remarks, he signed a bill that would modernize and speed up the veterans' appeal process.
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Fmr. Presidents Clinton and Bush Discuss Leadership
51 minutesFormer Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton talked about the importance of leadership, giving back and working to build better communities in a sit-down conversation in Dallas. The two men also touched on their time in office and what their lives are like now post-presidency. The George W. Bush and Bill Clinton Presidential Libraries co-hosted this discussion which marked the end of the 2017 Presidential Leadership Scholars (PLS) program series.
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Discussion of Muslim Identities and Experiences in the U.S.
1 hour, 26 minutesThe Brooklyn Historical Society hosted a panel of Muslim women and men who shared their social and political commentary and discussed the different viewpoints and experiences of Muslims living in the United States. They offered suggestions for how people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, can work to encourage better conversations and informed understanding of the diversity and breadth of the Muslim community.
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Government "High Risk" Agencies & Programs
39 minutesGovernment Accountability Office (GAO) Comptroller General Gene Dodaro spoke at a forum highlighting his agency's 2017 "high risk list" of federal agencies and program areas that it considers the most vulnerable to waste,fraud, abuse, mismanagement, or are most in need of transformation due to the changing digital environment. He discussed some of the new areas of concern that have been added to his agency's list and those that have shown progress. The event was hosted by the National Academy of Public Administration.
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After Words: Town Halls 8-23
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Washington Journal: Mark Zandi
32 minutesChief Economist and Co-Founder of Moody's Economy.com Mark Zandi discusses the potential debt ceiling fight and it's possible impact on Wall Street.
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Fmr. Presidents Clinton and Bush Discuss Leadership
51 minutesFormer Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton talked about the importance of leadership, giving back and working to build better communities in a sit-down conversation in Dallas. The two men also touched on their time in office and what their lives are like now post-presidency. The George W. Bush and Bill Clinton Presidential Libraries co-hosted this discussion which marked the end of the 2017 Presidential Leadership Scholars (PLS) program series.
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Discussion of Muslim Identities and Experiences in the U.S.
1 hour, 27 minutesThe Brooklyn Historical Society hosted a panel of Muslim women and men who shared their social and political commentary and discussed the different viewpoints and experiences of Muslims living in the United States. They offered suggestions for how people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, can work to encourage better conversations and informed understanding of the diversity and breadth of the Muslim community.
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Government "High Risk" Agencies & Programs
42 minutesGovernment Accountability Office (GAO) Comptroller General Gene Dodaro spoke at a forum highlighting his agency's 2017 "high risk list" of federal agencies and program areas that it considers the most vulnerable to waste,fraud, abuse, mismanagement, or are most in need of transformation due to the changing digital environment. He discussed some of the new areas of concern that have been added to his agency's list and those that have shown progress. The event was hosted by the National Academy of Public Administration.
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Washington Journal: Mark Zandi
33 minutesChief Economist and Co-Founder of Moody's Economy.com Mark Zandi discusses the potential debt ceiling fight and it's possible impact on Wall Street.
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Innovate Pasadena - Living in Space
1 hour, 40 minutesDr. Susan Jewell, President of Mars Without Borders, spoke to an audience in Pasadena, California about what it will take for humans to live on Mars. Space Architect Brent Sherwood explains why building a village on the Moon is a better idea than humans living on Mars. The speakers were part of a meetup about Living in Space, at Crosscampus Pasadena, hosted by Space Cooperative and Innovate Pasadena.
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Fmr. Presidents Clinton and Bush Discuss Leadership
50 minutesFormer Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton talked about the importance of leadership, giving back and working to build better communities in a sit-down conversation in Dallas. The two men also touched on their time in office and what their lives are like now post-presidency. The George W. Bush and Bill Clinton Presidential Libraries co-hosted this discussion which marked the end of the 2017 Presidential Leadership Scholars (PLS) program series.
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Discussion of Muslim Identities and Experiences in the U.S.
1 hour, 26 minutesThe Brooklyn Historical Society hosted a panel of Muslim women and men who shared their social and political commentary and discussed the different viewpoints and experiences of Muslims living in the United States. They offered suggestions for how people, both Muslim and non-Muslim, can work to encourage better conversations and informed understanding of the diversity and breadth of the Muslim community.