C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 06/10/2020
3 hours, 8 minutesWashington Examiner's Jerry Dunleavy, former U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova and R Street Institute's Paul Rosenzweig discuss the prosecution of Michael Flynn.
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House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Police Reform
2 hours, 4 minutesThe House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd while in police custody.
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House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Police Reform
54 minutesThe House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd while in police custody.
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House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Police Reform
3 hours, 49 minutesThe House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd while in police custody.
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Hearing on Police Reform Witnesses Opening Statements
1 hour, 31 minutesThe House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality in the wake of the death of George Floyd while in police custody.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 06/10/2020
46 minutesBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson fielded questions from members on his government's coronavirus response, reopening efforts, and addressing the racial tensions in the U.K. The prime minister referenced the death of George Floyd and told members he supported Black Lives Matter. Scottish National Party member Kirsty Blackman asked the Prime Minister about President Trump's handling of the racial tensions in the U.S. and to identify President Trump's "good qualities." Prime Minister Johnson answered, "He is president of the United States."
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South Carolina Gov. McMaster Holds Coronavirus Briefing
49 minutesSouth Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) held a press briefing on his state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The governor addressed the recent rise in COVID-19 cases saying he has "no intention of closing anymore businesses," but instead urged citizens to continue practicing social distancing. Gov. McMaster also announced he would once again be extending South Carolina's state of emergency. He was joined by South Carolina state epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell and South Carolina Emergency Management Director Kim Stenson.
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House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Police Reform, Part 1
5 hours, 55 minutesPhilonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, testified before the House Judiciary Committee one day after the funeral of his brother, who died while in custody of the Minneapolis police. He spoke at a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality along with several law enforcement officials and civil rights advocates, including his attorney Ben Crump, National Urban League President Marc Morial and Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo. In his opening statement, Mr. Floyd talked about the life and last moments of his brother. "I'm tired of the pain I'm feeling now and I'm tired of the pain I feel every time another black person is killed for no reason," he said. Following opening statements from all the witnesses, the committee took a one-hour recess.
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Mississippi Gov. Reeves Holds Coronavirus Briefing
58 minutesMississippi Gov. Tate Reeves (R) held a briefing on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The governor announced that though there will be changes to the state's "safe return" order for reopening, he stressed that "these changes should not be taken as a signal that the risk of COVID-19 is gone. COVID-19 is still here." Governor Reeves said the "numbers are not declining," pointing to Memorial Day weekend and the recent protests around the state for racial justice as key reasons for the lack of decline in numbers. As for the changes to the "safe return" order, he announced that curfews will be lifted for bars and restaurants that serve alcohol as long as they abide by social distancing guidelines, and the allowed capacity will be increased for fitness centers, reception halls and sports venues.
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President Trump Holds a Meeting in the Cabinet Room
30 minutesPresident Trump met with black conservative talk show hosts and community leaders to discuss policies that benefit their communities. They talked about criminal justice reform, opportunity zones and funding to historically black colleges and universities. They also discussed the need for the Republican party to be more present in their communities.
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South Carolina Gov. McMaster Holds Coronavirus Briefing
49 minutesSouth Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) held a press briefing on his state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. The governor addressed the recent rise in COVID-19 cases saying he has "no intention of closing anymore businesses," but instead urged citizens to continue practicing social distancing. Gov. McMaster also announced he would once again be extending South Carolina's state of emergency. He was joined by South Carolina state epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell and South Carolina Emergency Management Director Kim Stenson.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 06/10/2020
42 minutesBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson fielded questions from members on his government's coronavirus response, reopening efforts, and addressing the racial tensions in the U.K. The prime minister referenced the death of George Floyd and told members he supported Black Lives Matter. Scottish National Party member Kirsty Blackman asked the Prime Minister about President Trump's handling of the racial tensions in the U.S. and to identify President Trump's "good qualities." Prime Minister Johnson answered, "He is president of the United States."
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House Judiciary Committee Hearing on Police Reform, Part 1
2 hours, 5 minutesPhilonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, testified before the House Judiciary Committee one day after the funeral of his brother, who died while in custody of the Minneapolis police. He spoke at a hearing on racial profiling and police brutality along with several law enforcement officials and civil rights advocates, including his attorney Ben Crump, National Urban League President Marc Morial and Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo. In his opening statement, Mr. Floyd talked about the life and last moments of his brother. "I'm tired of the pain I'm feeling now and I'm tired of the pain I feel every time another black person is killed for no reason," he said. Following opening statements from all the witnesses, the committee took a one-hour recess.