C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 06/30/2023
3 hours, 3 minutesCenter for American Progress' Jared Bass and American Enterprise Institute's Michael Brickman discuss the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision and Politico's Victoria Guida discusses recent economic news.
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Campaign 2024: Fmr. VP Pence Visits Ukraine
20 minutes2024 Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence visited Ukraine and met with locals, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Among his stops after arriving in the capital of Kyiv by train: the heavily damaged city of Bucha, where he met the mayor; a tour of a church in Kyiv with a memory wall for fallen Ukrainian soldiers; and the presidential palace, where he met with the president and spoke to reporters. Mr. Pence said the U.S. should continue its support for Ukraine for many reasons, such as deterring potential military aggression from China. The former vice president was traveling with Samaritan's Purse, a Christian relief ministry working on the ground in Ukraine.
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Legal Scholars Discuss Originalism
1 hour, 2 minutesLegal scholars discussed "originalism," which aims to interpret the U.S. Constitution according to how it might have been understood or was intended to be understood at the time it was written. The panel explored different kinds of approaches, such as original intent versus original public meaning and the role of historical practices in shaping the meaning of the text. They also explained justifications for the theory. The National Constitution Center hosted the event.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 06/28/2023
36 minutesScottish National Party Leader Stephen Flynn called Prime Minister Rishi Sunak a "near billionaire" and asked the prime minister when he last "struggled to pay a bill" during a debate about mortgage rates at the House of Commons weekly Question Time session. The Prime Minister fielded questions on a range of issues including healthcare, infrastructure investments, inflation, and the war in Ukraine.
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Washington Journal: Victoria Guida
3 minutesPolitico's Victoria Guida discusses recent economic news and President Biden's "Bidenomics" message.
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Missouri & Nebraska Attorneys General on Supreme Ct. Student Loans Ruling
18 minutesThe attorneys general for Missouri and Nebraska react to the Supreme Court rejecting President Biden's student loans relief program.
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Washington Journal: Victoria Guida
7 minutesPolitico's Victoria Guida discusses recent economic news and President Biden's "Bidenomics" message.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair on Democracy & Preventing War
1 hour, 3 minutesJoint Chiefs of Staff Chair General Mark Milley discusses upholding democracy and preventing great power wars at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.
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Washington Journal: Jared Bass & Michael Brickman
28 minutesCenter for American Progress' Jared Bass and American Enterprise Institute's Michael Brickman discussed the Supreme Court's decision on the use of race in the college admissions process.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 06/30/2023
18 minutesThe House is holding a brief pro forma session during its two-week district work period over the July 4 holiday. No votes will take place. Members next return for votes on Tuesday, July 11.
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FEMA Administrator on Climate Change & Disaster Preparedness
44 minutesFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell spoke about why she believes climate change is the greatest threat and "the crisis of our generation" during a virtual conversation with the Washington Post. The conversation focused on what needs to be done to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Prior to Administrator Criswell, Alice Hill, a former resiliency policy senior director on the National Security Council, and geoscience professor Michael Oppenheimer debated the impacts of climate change and solutions to handle its effects.
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Discussion on Divided Government
44 minutesRick Dearborn, the former deputy chief of staff for policy to former President Trump, joined the Bipartisan Policy Center for a discussion on making divided government work. Topics included the role of party leadership in unifying their caucuses, appropriations and avoiding a potential government shutdown.
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Washington Journal: Victoria Guida
17 minutesPolitico's Victoria Guida discusses recent economic news and President Biden's "Bidenomics" message.
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President Biden on Supreme Court Rejecting Student Debt Forgiveness
11 minutesPresident Biden delivers remarks on student debt following the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling that struck down the president's student loan debt relief program.
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Missouri & Nebraska Attorneys General on Supreme Ct. Student Loans Ruling
17 minutesAndrew Bailey, Missouri attorney general (R) and Mike Hilgers, Nebraska attorney general (R), reacted positively to the Supreme Court 6-3 ruling striking down President Biden's student loan debt relief program. Both states were part of the lawsuit heard before the nation's highest court.
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WH Press Sec., Education Sec., & Nat'l Economic Council Deputy Dir. Hold Briefing
58 minutesWhite House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, and others hold a briefing on President Biden's policy agenda, including the recent Supreme Court decisions impacting student loan forgiveness and LGBTQ rights.
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Justices Hear States' Challenge to Student Loan Debt Relief Program
2 hours, 6 minutesThe Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling struck down President Biden's student loan debt relief program, citing no legal authority. Chief Justice John Roberts delivered the majority opinion while Justice Elena Kagan authored the dissent. The justices heard oral argument in Biden v. Nebraska in February 2023, in which six states challenged the program's legality. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona adopted the plan in August 2022, and the administration argued he had authority to enact the program under the Higher Education Relief Opportunities for Students Act (HEROES). Under the law, the education secretary is given authority to "waive or modify" federal student loan programs to ensure borrowers experiencing economic burdens from a national emergency declaration are not financially worse off due to their loans. The national emergency in this case is the COVID-19 pandemic. Nebraska, along with the five other states, argued the program was unlawful.
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Washington Journal: Victoria Guida
28 minutesPolitico's Victoria Guida discusses recent economic news and President Biden's "Bidenomics" message.
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After Words: Ava Chin, "Mott Street - A Chinese American Family's Story of Exclusion and Homecoming"
59 minutesAva Chin reflected on her family's American experience across five generations & the impact the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act had on her family & community. She was interviewed by Yale University American studies & history professor Mary Lui.
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President Biden on Supreme Court Rejecting Student Debt Forgiveness
14 minutes"I believe the Court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake," said President Biden, who went on to announce a new approach, using the Higher Education Act of 1965, that will help alleviate debt relief under certain circumstances. In addition, President Biden highlighted his administration's efforts on student loan repayment relief.
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WH Press Sec., Education Sec., & Nat'l Economic Council Deputy Dir. Hold Briefing
1 hour, 0 minute"The Court substituted itself for Congress," Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said during a White House press briefing, criticizing the Supreme Court's ruling striking down the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. He said the Court set the country back in terms of equity and vowed the administration would move forward with alternative ways to help borrowers. During her opening remarks, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said, "we are deeply disappointed in the Supreme Court's decision today in 303 Creative, which takes our nation backwards in the fight for equality," as she addressed the Court's decision which allows for denial of services to same-sex couples based on religious beliefs. Also joining the briefing was National Economic Council Deputy Director Bharat Ramamurti.
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Missouri & Nebraska Attorneys General on Supreme Ct. Student Loans Ruling
18 minutesAndrew Bailey, Missouri attorney general (R) and Mike Hilgers, Nebraska attorney general (R), reacted positively to the Supreme Court 6-3 ruling striking down President Biden's student loan debt relief program. Both states were part of the lawsuit heard before the nation's highest court.
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Justices Hear States' Challenge to Student Loan Debt Relief Program
2 hours, 4 minutesThe Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling struck down President Biden's student loan debt relief program, citing no legal authority. Chief Justice John Roberts delivered the majority opinion while Justice Elena Kagan authored the dissent. The justices heard oral argument in Biden v. Nebraska in February 2023, in which six states challenged the program's legality. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona adopted the plan in August 2022, and the administration argued he had authority to enact the program under the Higher Education Relief Opportunities for Students Act (HEROES). Under the law, the education secretary is given authority to "waive or modify" federal student loan programs to ensure borrowers experiencing economic burdens from a national emergency declaration are not financially worse off due to their loans. The national emergency in this case is the COVID-19 pandemic. Nebraska, along with the five other states, argued the program was unlawful.
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Discussion on U.S. Immigration Policy
1 hour, 4 minutesPolicy advocates discussed U.S. immigration policy during an event hosted by the Cato Institute in Washington, DC. The addressed several topics, including the effectiveness of refugee and asylum programs in the U.S., immigration parole requirements, and the use of sponsorship as a pathway to citizenship.
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After Words: Ava Chin, "Mott Street - A Chinese American Family's Story of Exclusion and Homecoming"
59 minutesAva Chin reflected on her family's American experience across five generations & the impact the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act had on her family & community. She was interviewed by Yale University American studies & history professor Mary Lui.
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FEMA Administrator on Climate Change & Disaster Preparedness
45 minutesFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell spoke about why she believes climate change is the greatest threat and "the crisis of our generation" during a virtual conversation with the Washington Post. The conversation focused on what needs to be done to mitigate and adapt to climate change. Prior to Administrator Criswell, Alice Hill, a former resiliency policy senior director on the National Security Council, and geoscience professor Michael Oppenheimer debated the impacts of climate change and solutions to handle its effects.
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WH Press Sec., Education Sec., & Nat'l Economic Council Deputy Dir. Hold Briefing
1 hour, 1 minute"The Court substituted itself for Congress," Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said during a White House press briefing, criticizing the Supreme Court's ruling striking down the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. He said the Court set the country back in terms of equity and vowed the administration would move forward with alternative ways to help borrowers. During her opening remarks, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said, "we are deeply disappointed in the Supreme Court's decision today in 303 Creative, which takes our nation backwards in the fight for equality," as she addressed the Court's decision which allows for denial of services to same-sex couples based on religious beliefs. Also joining the briefing was National Economic Council Deputy Director Bharat Ramamurti.
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Justices Hear States' Challenge to Student Loan Debt Relief Program
2 hours, 3 minutesThe Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling struck down President Biden's student loan debt relief program, citing no legal authority. Chief Justice John Roberts delivered the majority opinion while Justice Elena Kagan authored the dissent. The justices heard oral argument in Biden v. Nebraska in February 2023, in which six states challenged the program's legality. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona adopted the plan in August 2022, and the administration argued he had authority to enact the program under the Higher Education Relief Opportunities for Students Act (HEROES). Under the law, the education secretary is given authority to "waive or modify" federal student loan programs to ensure borrowers experiencing economic burdens from a national emergency declaration are not financially worse off due to their loans. The national emergency in this case is the COVID-19 pandemic. Nebraska, along with the five other states, argued the program was unlawful.
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Missouri & Nebraska Attorneys General on Supreme Ct. Student Loans Ruling
18 minutesAndrew Bailey, Missouri attorney general (R) and Mike Hilgers, Nebraska attorney general (R), reacted positively to the Supreme Court 6-3 ruling striking down President Biden's student loan debt relief program. Both states were part of the lawsuit heard before the nation's highest court.
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President Biden on Supreme Court Rejecting Student Debt Forgiveness
12 minutes"I believe the Court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake," said President Biden, who went on to announce a new approach, using the Higher Education Act of 1965, that will help alleviate debt relief under certain circumstances. In addition, President Biden highlighted his administration's efforts on student loan repayment relief.