C-SPAN 2 TV Schedule
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Former First Lady Laura Bush on Minority & Women's Rights in Afghanistan
56 minutesLaura Bush, former U.S. first lady and Rula Ghani, Afghan's first lady discussed Afghanistan's security, ongoing peace talks, and minority and women's rights. The Atlantic Council and George W. Bush Institute hosted the conversation.
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Campaign 2020: Indiana Governor's Debate
54 minutesIndiana gubernatorial candidates, Gov. Eric Holcomb (R), Woody Myers (D) and Donald Rainwater (L), participated in a televised debate. The Indiana Debate Commission sponsored the event. Gov. Holcomb was elected governor in November 2016, following an unprecedented 106-day campaign after incumbent Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN) became the nominee for Vice President under presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Aspen Institute Discussion on Global Vaccine Distribution
41 minutesAspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion on how the COVID-19 vaccine can be equitably distributed globally. The panel also talked about the America's lack of participation in international groups working on vaccine development and distribution, addressing inequities COVID-19 has brought to light, and potential issues with the U.S. vaccine distribution plan.
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Discussion on Global Perceptions of the U.S
55 minutesThe Carnegie Endowmen for International Peace holds a discussion on how the international community views the U.S.
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National Press Club Discussion on COVID-19 Vaccine Development
1 hour, 4 minutesThe National Press Club hosted a virtual discussion with National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins on COVID-19 vaccine development. Dr. Collins talked about the status of the vaccine trials, current increase of cases across the country and defended the work of infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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The Hill Discussion on COVID-19 Response & Supply Chains
1 hour, 14 minutesFormer Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb joined a group of health care officials and lawmakers in a discussion on the federal response to the coraonavirus pandemic and how it affects the pharmaceutical supply chain. Several speakers highlighted the challenges within the supply chain and noted the complexities of distributing a vaccine. The Hill's Editor-At-Large, Steve Clemons, moderated the event.
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Campaign 2020: Indiana Governor's Debate
55 minutesIndiana gubernatorial candidates, Gov. Eric Holcomb (R), Woody Myers (D) and Donald Rainwater (L), participated in a televised debate. The Indiana Debate Commission sponsored the event. Gov. Holcomb was elected governor in November 2016, following an unprecedented 106-day campaign after incumbent Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN) became the nominee for Vice President under presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Campaign 2020: First Lady Melania Trump Campaigns in PA
32 minutesFirst lady Melania Trump campaigned in support of President Trump's reelection in Atglen, Pennsylvania. It was her first in-person campaign event and featured former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway. The first lady spoke about the Trump administration's accomplishments, its handling of the coronavirus pandemic and warned against a Joe Biden presidency.
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Washington Journal: Nicholas Clark
20 minutesSusquehanna University's Nicholas Clark discussed the role Pennsylvania will play in the 2020 election.
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Campaign 2020: Bipartisan Policy Center Discussion on Election Day & What to Expect
1 hour, 3 minutesThe Bipartisan Policy Center holds a discussion on what to expect on Election Day.
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Campaign 2020: Georgia U.S. Senate Debate
57 minutesIncumbent Senator David Perdue (R-GA) and U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff participated in a televised debate. WTOC-TV in Savannah sponsored the event. Georgia has been considered a safe Republican stronghold for decades but is now one of the more competitive Senate races of the 2020 election cycle.
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Discussion on Global Perceptions of the U.S
55 minutesForeign correspondents from the New York Times, CNN and The Economist gathered online for a discussion on how the world views the United States and the global perceptions of the Trump administration. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted this virtual event, which discussed the United States' place in the world, how the November 3rd presidential election is being watched, and whether a Biden presidency can change U.S. leadership and global standing. The panel commented on how a Biden victory would feel like "a return to civilization" but also stressed that under the Trump administration, the United States is viewed as a "broken country" domestically.
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Campaign 2020: Axios Discussions with Rep. Karen Bass, Maria Teresa Kumar, and H.R. McMaster
44 minutesAxios hosted a virtual event with Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA), Voto Latino CEO Maria Teresa Kumar, and former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. In one-on-one discussions, they talked about the 2020 election and voter turnout, election security, diversity in government, and foreign policy. They also gave insight into what a potential Joe Biden administration would look like. This was part of Axios' "News Shapers" series.
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National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien on Security Challenges
1 hour, 9 minutesThe Hudson Institute hosted a discussion on global security challenges with President Trump's National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien. Topics included U.S. relations with China and Russia, creating more business relationships in Africa, and cybersecurity threats.
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National Press Club Discussion on Diversity & Inclusion in Journalism
1 hour, 11 minutesThe National Press Club hosted a virtual discussion on diversity and inclusion in journalism following a summer of nationwide protests over excessive use of force by police and racial injustice. The discussion focused on how newsrooms are changing how they approach hiring and story coverage as well as advice for young journalists entering the profession. Participants included the president of the National Association of Black Journalists, the managing editor of the Associated Press, the editor of the Star Tribune, and the managing editor of standards, ethics and inclusion at USA Today.
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Campaign 2020: Washington Post Discussion on 2020 Election with Eric Holder
39 minutesEric Holder, the former attorney general under President Obama, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA) joined the Washington Post to talk about Election Day. Mr. Holder discussed the Trump administration, voter turnout and voter suppression. Mr. Gingrich discussed the presidential race in Georgia and President Trump's message on the economy.
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Campaign 2020: Bipartisan Policy Center Discussion on Election Day & What to Expect
1 hour, 3 minutesThe Bipartisan Policy Center held a virtual panel discussion with election experts on what to expect on Election Day. The panelists talked about changes to the voting process, how voters can safely and securely submit ballots, and what Americans can anticipate when it comes to the reporting of election results.
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Discussion on Global Perceptions of the U.S
54 minutesForeign correspondents from the New York Times, CNN and The Economist gathered online for a discussion on how the world views the United States and the global perceptions of the Trump administration. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted this virtual event, which discussed the United States' place in the world, how the November 3rd presidential election is being watched, and whether a Biden presidency can change U.S. leadership and global standing. The panel commented on how a Biden victory would feel like "a return to civilization" but also stressed that under the Trump administration, the United States is viewed as a "broken country" domestically.
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Campaign 2020: Political Law Experts Discuss Election Security
51 minutesPolitical law experts Bob Bauer and Benjamin Ginsberg spoke about what to expect on Election Day during a virtual discussion hosted by The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. Both men, who have been involved in election law for decades and co-chaired a 2014 presidential commission to study how American voting is conducted, said they expect to know the outcome of the 2020 presidential race either on election night or a few days after. The discussion covered many aspects related to the upcoming election including the role of the electoral college, voter fraud, absentee ballots and key states to watch for early indicators on election night.
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Aspen Institute Discussion on Global Vaccine Distribution
48 minutesAspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion on how the COVID-19 vaccine can be equitably distributed globally. The panel also talked about the America's lack of participation in international groups working on vaccine development and distribution, addressing inequities COVID-19 has brought to light, and potential issues with the U.S. vaccine distribution plan.
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American Enterprise Institute Discussion on Economic Populism
1 hour, 1 minuteThe American Enterprise Institute (AEI) held a virtual discussion on the success and failures of President Trump's populism and its potential lasting impacts. AEI Economic Policies Studies Director Michael Strain and University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan talked about the administration's economic policies and approach to trade, immigration and the debt and deficit.
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Campaign 2020: Axios Discussions with Rep. Karen Bass, Maria Teresa Kumar, and H.R. McMaster
44 minutesAxios hosted a virtual event with Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA), Voto Latino CEO Maria Teresa Kumar, and former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. In one-on-one discussions, they talked about the 2020 election and voter turnout, election security, diversity in government, and foreign policy. They also gave insight into what a potential Joe Biden administration would look like. This was part of Axios' "News Shapers" series.
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Campaign 2020: Washington Post Discussion on 2020 Election with Eric Holder
39 minutesEric Holder, the former attorney general under President Obama, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA) joined the Washington Post to talk about Election Day. Mr. Holder discussed the Trump administration, voter turnout and voter suppression. Mr. Gingrich discussed the presidential race in Georgia and President Trump's message on the economy.
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Campaign 2020: Bipartisan Policy Center Discussion on Election Day & What to Expect
1 hour, 3 minutesThe Bipartisan Policy Center held a virtual panel discussion with election experts on what to expect on Election Day. The panelists talked about changes to the voting process, how voters can safely and securely submit ballots, and what Americans can anticipate when it comes to the reporting of election results.
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Discussion on Global Perceptions of the U.S
53 minutesForeign correspondents from the New York Times, CNN and The Economist gathered online for a discussion on how the world views the United States and the global perceptions of the Trump administration. The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace hosted this virtual event, which discussed the United States' place in the world, how the November 3rd presidential election is being watched, and whether a Biden presidency can change U.S. leadership and global standing. The panel commented on how a Biden victory would feel like "a return to civilization" but also stressed that under the Trump administration, the United States is viewed as a "broken country" domestically.
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Aspen Institute Discussion on Global Vaccine Distribution
49 minutesAspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion on how the COVID-19 vaccine can be equitably distributed globally. The panel also talked about the America's lack of participation in international groups working on vaccine development and distribution, addressing inequities COVID-19 has brought to light, and potential issues with the U.S. vaccine distribution plan.
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American Enterprise Institute Discussion on Economic Populism
1 hour, 0 minuteThe American Enterprise Institute (AEI) held a virtual discussion on the success and failures of President Trump's populism and its potential lasting impacts. AEI Economic Policies Studies Director Michael Strain and University of Chicago economist Casey Mulligan talked about the administration's economic policies and approach to trade, immigration and the debt and deficit.
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Pharmaceutical Executives Testify on Drug Pricing, Day 2
3 hours, 38 minutesAmgen CEO Robert Bradway, Novartis U.S. Country President Thomas Kendris and Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals CEO Mark Trudeau testified on prescription drug pricing before the House Oversight and Reform Committee. Members pressed the pharmaceutical executives on why the retail price of their drugs frequently increase and at a rate that far exceeds inflation. The drug makers defended the price hikes as the cost of doing research and development and talked about price-reduction programs that their companies offer. This was the second day of a two-part hearing with pharmaceutical executives.