C-SPAN 3 TV Schedule
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Discussion on South Korea Presidential Election
1 hour, 26 minutesA panel of South Korean experts discussed the implications and results of the May 9 presidential election at an event hosted by the Korea Economic Institute of America. Panelists focused on how South Korea's new president, Moon Jae-in, will foster new relations with China, Japan and the United States. On North Korea, one panelist said President Moon will pursue every peaceful policy option for an agreement. The president has stated that he will advocate for more dialogue with the North Korean leader, a position that stands in stark contrast to that of his predecessor, impeached President Park Guen-hye.
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Agriculture Secretary Remarks in Washington
39 minutesAgriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue spoke to a group of agriculture and farm industry reporters gathered at his agency's headquarters in Washington, DC. It was one of his first public appearances as the agriculture secretary, and he thanked the event's sponsor, the National Association of Farm Broadcasting, for its role in helping communicate his agency's message, and took a number of questions from reporters. He talked about several agriculture issues, including his recent decision to delay the implementation of the Obama administration's toughened school lunch nutrition regulations, and an ongoing trade dispute with Canada over some dairy products.
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Discussion on Opioid Epidemic
1 hour, 38 minutesThe American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) hosted a discussion with medical doctors and substance abuse specialists on the opioid epidemic in the U.S. Speakers talked about the demographics of the opioid epidemic, public health effects of opioid addiction, treatment options and effective strategies for pain management.
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Senate Budget Hearing on Economic Growth
1 hour, 26 minutesFormer Senator Phil Gramm (R-TX) appeared before the Senate Budget Committee to talk about policies to spur economic growth under the new Trump administration. Mr. Gramm touched on issues lawmakers should address which included tax policies, the debt and deficit and immigration. Sen. Mike Enzi (R-WY) chairs the committee.
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Discussion on Human Trafficking
1 hour, 13 minutesNorth Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp (D) and Cindy McCain participated in a discussion on U.S. efforts to address human trafficking.
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Package for 'RNLA Policy Conference - PM Session 3
1 hour, 17 minutesRepublican lawyers discussed efforts to restrict access to the polls through voter ID and other laws. The discussion was hosted by the Republican National Lawyers Association at its annual policy conference in Washington, DC.
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HSE OVERSIGHT FAFSA Data Breach
2 hours, 42 minutesFederal official testified before the House Oversight Committee on the data breach to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) website and the IRS Data Retrieval Tool. According to the IRS, an estimated 100,000 taxpayers may have had their information stolen allowing hackers to file fraudulent tax refunds totaling $30 million dollars. Federal Student Aid Chief Operating Officer James Runcie said there is no evidence that any personal info was accessed from the Education Department systems. Several committee members criticized the federal officials for failing to notify Congress sooner about the data breach.
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Sen Commerce Hearing on Airline Travel
2 hours, 16 minutesUnited Airlines President Scott Kirby and trade organization leaders testified before a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation subcommittee on the current state of airline travel and ways to improve customer service. Mr. Kirby apologized for the recent incident involving a passenger being dragged off a United flight and vowed improve customer service. Chicago Department of Aviation Commissioner Ginger Evans called the United incident "completely unacceptable." She said Chicago aviation officers will no longer be allowed to board aircraft unless there is a medical emergency or security threat. Other issues raised by senators included airline fees, industry competition, overbooking of flights and treatment of airline employees.
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CSIS MISSILE DEFENSE - Panel Discussion
1 hour, 31 minutesThe Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a discussion with former defense officials and global security experts on the future of missile defense. Panelists talked about the challenges of strategic missile defense, the importance of missile interceptor testing and threats posed by North Korea, Iran, China and Russia. Former Defense Under Secretary for Policy James Miller moderated the event.
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Sen Agriculture Cmte - Part 1 Pesticide Registration
2 hours, 10 minutesThe Senate Agriculture Committee held a hearing to examine the regulations for the sale, use and distribution of pesticide products. The committee examined how pesticide registration under the Environmental Protection Agency impacts agriculture, endangered species protections and farm worker protection standards.
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Discussion on U.S.-U.K. Trade Policy
1 hour, 20 minutesShanker Singham, an adviser to the British government on its negotiations to leave the European Union, talked about the impact of Brexit on the future of U.S.-U.K. trade policy in a discussion at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC. Much of his talk focused around the ways the U.S. and U.K. could use the opportunity to put anti-regulatory pressure on the European Union as the three parties discussed potential post-Brexit trade agreements.
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Sen. Armed Services Cmte. Asia-Pacific Policy Hearing
2 hours, 31 minutesThe Senate Armed Services Committee heard from a panel of defense and foreign policy experts and former government officials about U.S. policy and strategy in the Asia-Pacific region. They offered their assessments of U.S. strategic relations with several countries including China, South Korea, North Korea and India, and recommended the U.S. make all possible diplomatic efforts to address the challenges and escalating tensions in the region.
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Sen Agriculture Cmte - Part 1 Pesticide Registration
1 hour, 35 minutesThe Senate Agriculture Committee held a hearing to examine the regulations for the sale, use and distribution of pesticide products. The committee examined how pesticide registration under the Environmental Protection Agency impacts agriculture, endangered species protections and farm worker protection standards.
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Sen Agriculture Cmte - Part 2 Pesticide Registration
34 minutesThe Senate Agriculture Committee held a hearing to examine the regulations for the sale, use and distribution of pesticide products. The committee examined how pesticide registration under the Environmental Protection Agency impacts agriculture, endangered species protections and farm worker protection standards.
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Discussion on U.S.-U.K. Trade Policy
1 hour, 20 minutesShanker Singham, an adviser to the British government on its negotiations to leave the European Union, talked about the impact of Brexit on the future of U.S.-U.K. trade policy in a discussion at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC. Much of his talk focused around the ways the U.S. and U.K. could use the opportunity to put anti-regulatory pressure on the European Union as the three parties discussed potential post-Brexit trade agreements.
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Sen. Armed Services Cmte. Asia-Pacific Policy Hearing
2 hours, 30 minutesThe Senate Armed Services Committee heard from a panel of defense and foreign policy experts and former government officials about U.S. policy and strategy in the Asia-Pacific region. They offered their assessments of U.S. strategic relations with several countries including China, South Korea, North Korea and India, and recommended the U.S. make all possible diplomatic efforts to address the challenges and escalating tensions in the region.