C-SPAN TV Schedule
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Washington Journal: 12/02/2023
3 hours, 1 minuteAEI Polling and Public Opinion Senior Fellow Daniel Cox discusses his recent opinion piece on young voters and Campaign 2024 and New York Times national politics reporter Astead Herndon discusses his podcast, "The Run-Up" and Campaign 2024.
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Washington This Week
3 hours, 4 minutesKey Capitol Hill hearings, speeches from policy makers, and political coverage from around the country.
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Federal Reserve Board Governor on the Economy
41 minutesFederal Reserve Board Governor Christopher Waller discussed inflation and the future of the U.S. economy at an event hosted by American Enterprise Institute. Gov. Waller addressed questions on a variety of topics including monetary policy used to lower inflation, employment rates and the labor market, and the potential for a soft landing instead of a recession, due to interest rate increases.
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Campaign 2024: Fmr. Pres. Trump Delivers Remarks in Ankeny, IA
1 hour, 1 minute2024 Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump delivers remarks in Ankeny, Iowa, ahead of the state's presidential caucus that takes place on January 15.
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Campaign 2024: House Minority Leader Speaks at NH Democratic Fundraiser
32 minutesHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) spoke at the 2023 Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner in Manchester, New Hampshire, an annual fundraiser for the state's Democratic Party. Amid the state's upcoming presidential primary on January 23, Rep. Jeffries promoted incumbent President Joe Biden's track record, saying he had done "an incredibly good job under very difficult circumstances." President Biden's name will not appear on the state's primary ballot--and will have to be written in by his voters--due to New Hampshire not complying with the Democratic National Committee's 2024 primary schedule, which made South Carolina the first state to hold a Democratic primary and not New Hampshire, a break from tradition. Rep. Jeffries was introduced by Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D-NH).
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Interview with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
33 minutesFormer Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court, discussed the Founding Fathers' vision for the Court, the significance of oral argument, and other issues during an interview for C-SPAN's Supreme Court documentary.
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Interview with Justice Sandra Day O'Connor
37 minutesFormer Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court, discussed the Founding Fathers' vision for the Court, the significance of oral argument, and other issues during an interview for C-SPAN's Supreme Court documentary.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Meeting on Supreme Court Ethics
2 hours, 4 minutes"Congratulations on destroying the United States Senate Judiciary committee," said Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) to Chair Dick Durbin (D-IL) during a tense meeting. The committee voted on federal judge nominees and debated subpoenaing Republican donor Harlan Crow and judicial activist Leonard Leo as part of a probe into alleged unethical financial gifts provided to Supreme Court justices. At the end of the meeting, the committee voted to authorize the subpoenas. No Republicans were in the room for the vote.
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Lawmakers Reacts to George Santos Expulsion
23 minutesLawmakers reacted to the expulsion vote of George Santos from Congress. The House voted to expel Mr. Santos from Congress with a total vote count of 311 yeas, 114 nays and two present.
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U.S. House of Representatives: Debate on Rep. Santos R-NY Expulsion Resolution
1 hour, 5 minutesLawmakers debated a resolution to expel Congressman George Santos (R-NY) from the U.S. House as he faces federal corruption charges and new accusations of misusing campaign funds.
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Campaign 2024: House Minority Leader Speaks at NH Democratic Fundraiser
30 minutesHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) spoke at the 2023 Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner in Manchester, New Hampshire, an annual fundraiser for the state's Democratic Party. Amid the state's upcoming presidential primary on January 23, Rep. Jeffries promoted incumbent President Joe Biden's track record, saying he had done "an incredibly good job under very difficult circumstances." President Biden's name will not appear on the state's primary ballot--and will have to be written in by his voters--due to New Hampshire not complying with the Democratic National Committee's 2024 primary schedule, which made South Carolina the first state to hold a Democratic primary and not New Hampshire, a break from tradition. Rep. Jeffries was introduced by Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D-NH).
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Campaign 2024: Fmr. Pres. Trump Delivers Remarks in Ankeny, IA
1 hour, 2 minutes2024 Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump delivered remarks in Ankeny, Iowa, ahead of the state's presidential caucuses that happen on January 15. He addressed Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) choosing to endorse his fellow presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) over him. "I believe in loyalty," he said, claiming he previously endorsed her bid for governor and that he maintained the Iowa caucuses' first-in-the-nation status while he was president. He also discussed his concerns with electric vehicles, reminisced about being endorsed by the late Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight, and repeated his disproven claim that the 2020 presidential election was rigged against him. This campaign event took place at Whiskey River Ankeny bar and grill.
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Henry Kissinger at Bush Presidential Center Leadership Forum
35 minutesFormer Secretary of State Henry Kissinger sat down for a conversation about his early life, foreign policy, including the U.S. relationship with China and Russia since the Nixon administration.
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History Bookshelf: Henry Kissinger, "Crisis"
1 hour, 3 minutesFormer Secretary of State Henry Kissinger discussed his book, "Crisis: The Anatomy of Two Major Foreign Policy Crises." The secretary reflected on his involvement in the Yom Kippur War, dealings with the Soviet Union and the impeachment hearings and resignation of President Richard Nixon.
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CFPB Director Testifies on Oversight of Agency, Part 1
2 hours, 22 minutesConsumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra testified on a semi-annual report of his agency before the House Financial Services Committee. Several members of the Republican majority asked Mr. Chopra about concerns of privacy and expenses relating to Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires financial institutions to report certain data on credit applications for small businesses owned by women and minorities. Other topics included the CFPB's work on combating junk fees and predatory lending, and a proposed rule to subject large nonbank companies that offer financial services, such as Apple and Google, to the same regulatory oversight as banks. At the time of this event, the Supreme Court was considering a case about the CFPB's funding structure; it is an independent agency within the Federal Reserve and not funded by Congress. This is the first part of the program.
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CFPB Director Testifies on Oversight of Agency, Part 2
1 hour, 22 minutesConsumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra testified on a semi-annual report of his agency before the House Financial Services Committee. Several members of the Republican majority asked Mr. Chopra about concerns of privacy and expenses relating to Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires financial institutions to report certain data on credit applications for small businesses owned by women and minorities. Other topics included the CFPB's work on combating junk fees and predatory lending, and a proposed rule to subject large nonbank companies that offer financial services, such as Apple and Google, to the same regulatory oversight as banks. At the time of this event, the Supreme Court was considering a case about the CFPB's funding structure; it is an independent agency within the Federal Reserve and not funded by Congress. This is the second part of the program.
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CFPB Director Testifies on Oversight of Agency, Part 3
31 minutesConsumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra testified on a semi-annual report of his agency before the House Financial Services Committee. Several members of the Republican majority asked Mr. Chopra about concerns of privacy and expenses relating to Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires financial institutions to report certain data on credit applications for small businesses owned by women and minorities. Other topics included the CFPB's work on combating junk fees and predatory lending, and a proposed rule to subject large nonbank companies that offer financial services, such as Apple and Google, to the same regulatory oversight as banks. At the time of this event, the Supreme Court was considering a case about the CFPB's funding structure; it is an independent agency within the Federal Reserve and not funded by Congress. This is the third and final part of the program.
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Policy Advocates Testify on Gun Violence & Public Health
2 hours, 22 minutesPolicy advocates testified on the intersection of U.S. gun violence and public health before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Witnesses brought in by the Democratic majority included University of Chicago Medicine's Franklin Cosey-Gay and Metropolitan Family Services' Vaughn Bryant, who discussed their organizations' efforts to address the issue. This committee's chair, Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL), has led on the Chicago HEAL Initiative, which aims to reduce gun violence and spur economic opportunities by increasing engagement between Chicago-based hospitals and vulnerable neighborhoods. Witnesses brought in by the Republican minority were former Associate Deputy Attorney General Steven Cook (Trump administration, 2017-19) and the Heritage Foundation's Amy Swearer.
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Federal Reserve Chair on U.S. Economy After COVID-19
1 hour, 11 minutesFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell spoke at Spelman College, a private and historically Black, women's liberal arts college in Atlanta. He delivered remarks on the Fed's policies toward interest rates and inflation, saying the Federal Open Market Committee plans on "keeping policy restrictive" until they were confident inflation was on a path to 2% from the current rate of above 3%. "It would be premature to conclude with confidence that we have achieved a sufficiently restrictive stance, or to speculate on when policy might ease," he added. Moreover, he said "considerable progress" was made in reducing inflation while maintaining a strong labor market. After his prepared remarks, Mr. Powell took questions from Spelman President Helene Gayle and students on his personal background, the economy, and his role at the Fed.