C-SPAN 3 TV Schedule
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John Paul II and Ronald Reagan
1 hour, 16 minutesGrove City College professor Paul Kengor discusses the Cold War relationship between President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II. Mr. Kengor is the author of "A Pope and a President: John Paul II, Ronald Reagan, and the Extraordinary Untold Story of the 20th Century." The Institute of World Politics hosted this event.
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Iranian Public Opinion
1 hour, 29 minutesA survey of Iranian public opinion was conducted to assess Iranian attitudes on several domestic and international issues. Some of the topics surveyed included the nation's May 2017 presidential election, the nuclear agreement, the Trump administration and intervention in Syria. It was conducted by the University of Maryland's Center for International and Security Studies and the firm IranPoll.com. The discussion was hosted by the Atlantic Council.
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U.S. - Japan Military Relations
1 hour, 57 minutesFour former chiefs of staff -- two of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, and two of the Joint Staff of Japan's Defense Ministry -- participated in a panel discussion on the importance and future of the U.S. - Japan military alliance. They focused the discussion on the threat posed specifically by North Korea, as well as the role of China in the region, and on the strategy of Japan's hosting U.S. military installations.
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Hearing on Federal Drug Control Policy
1 hour, 55 minutesRichard Baum, the acting director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, was among the witnesses testifying at a hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on efforts to pass legislation reauthorizing the office. It had been 11 years since a reauthorization measure for the agency was last passed. Members questioned the panelists on what areas of federal drug control efforts were of the most concern, and on what direction the Trump administration planned to take in its efforts to combat the national drug trade.
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Discussion on Access to Prescription Drugs
1 hour, 4 minutesHouse Energy & Commerce Committee Ranking Member Frank Pallone (D-NJ) outlined ways Congress can reduce the costs of prescription drugs and the latest efforts to repeal the health care law. Rep. Pallone's ideas included stopping companies from blocking generics and allowing Medicaid to negotiate for lower drug prices. Rep. Pallone (D-NJ) spoke at the Center for American Progress Action Fund in Washington, DC.
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SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar at the Heritage Foundation
1 hour, 17 minutesThe Heritage Foundation hosted Commissioner Michael Piwowar (R) of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a discussion about business regulations and their economic implications. He talked about the regulatory and legislative agendas of the new commission chair Jay Clayton, which he explained were geared toward promoting more capital growth for the United States and its businesses. After the discussion and a moderated question and answer session with the audience, Commissioner Piwowar spoke briefly with reporters offstage.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly Swearing In
4 minutesPresident Trump said his new incoming Chief of Staff John Kelly will do a great job in his new position. Previously, the president named him his Homeland Security Secretary. Mr. Kelly was named chief of staff July 28th.
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Senate Appropriations Subcmte. on State Department Budget
1 hour, 58 minutesSecretary of State Rex Tillerson spoke before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee on his department's 2018 budget request. He was asked to defend the administration's proposals for spending reductions in diplomacy and foreign aid. The secretary also discussed strategies concerning sanctions against Russia, policy toward Cuba and the North Korean nuclear threat. This hearing was led by the subcommittee chair, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC).
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Panel Discussion on Army Modernization & Russian Military Strategy in Europe
1 hour, 2 minutesThe Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a panel discussion on their recently published report examining priorities for Army modernization. Panelists addressed concerns over increasing global threats and military readiness and fielded questions on cybersecurity, chemical warfare, and how the Army should communicate their modernization priorities with Congress.
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Secretary DeVos Presser on Sexual Assault in Schools
16 minutesEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos met with sexual assault survivors, men's rights advocates and education officials as part of an evaluation of Obama administration policies regarding sexual assault on college campuses. Following the meetings, she met with reporters to take questions on the future of Title IX polices which prohibit discrimination in federally funded educational programs.
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Homeland Security Under Secretary for Intelligence & Analysis Nomination
57 minutesThe Senate Intelligence Committee considered the nomination of David Glawe to serve as under secretary for intelligence and analysis at the Homeland Security Department. He's a former assistant commissioner in the Office of Intelligence with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Members questioned him in areas including information sharing among the intelligence community, the duplication of efforts among the Homeland Security Department and lessons learned from the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The committee is chaired by Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC).
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American Experience With War & Death
55 minutesEmory University law professor Mary Dudziak delivers the keynote address at the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations annual conference. In her talk, Professor Dudziak looks at how Americans have experienced war and death during the country's history, through journalism, soldiers' letters, and photography.
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War, Law & Restraint
1 hour, 48 minutesProfessors explore how the law is used during conflict. They site examples from the American Civil War, the world wars, and recent international conflicts as they question whether law can restrain war. The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations hosted the event during their annual conference.
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Emotion in Foreign Policy
1 hour, 49 minutesHistorians look at emotion in foreign policy and the role it played in the career of Cold War diplomat George F. Kennan -- one of America's strongest advocates for using a containment policy to check the Soviet Union and the advance of communism in general. The panelists pay particular attention to essays on Kennan written by University of Connecticut professor Frank Costigliola, who is one of the speakers at this event. This panel took place at the Society for Historians of Foreign Relations annual conference.
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Roundtable Discussion of "Protestants Abroad"
1 hour, 43 minutesRoundtable discussion with three historians on professor David Hollinger's soon to be published book "Protestents Abroad: How Missionaries Tried to Change the World but Changed America." In his book, University of California history professor emeritus David Hollinger argues that the thousands of U.S. missionaries who served in non-European countries between the 1890s and 1970s came home transformed by their experiences; and they in turn liberalized American society.
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American Experience With War & Death
55 minutesEmory University law professor Mary Dudziak delivers the keynote address at the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations annual conference. In her talk, Professor Dudziak looks at how Americans have experienced war and death during the country's history, through journalism, soldiers' letters, and photography.
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War, Law & Restraint
1 hour, 48 minutesProfessors explore how the law is used during conflict. They site examples from the American Civil War, the world wars, and recent international conflicts as they question whether law can restrain war. The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations hosted the event during their annual conference.
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Emotion in Foreign Policy
1 hour, 50 minutesHistorians look at emotion in foreign policy and the role it played in the career of Cold War diplomat George F. Kennan -- one of America's strongest advocates for using a containment policy to check the Soviet Union and the advance of communism in general. The panelists pay particular attention to essays on Kennan written by University of Connecticut professor Frank Costigliola, who is one of the speakers at this event. This panel took place at the Society for Historians of Foreign Relations annual conference.
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Roundtable Discussion of "Protestants Abroad"
1 hour, 41 minutesRoundtable discussion with three historians on professor David Hollinger's soon to be published book "Protestents Abroad: How Missionaries Tried to Change the World but Changed America." In his book, University of California history professor emeritus David Hollinger argues that the thousands of U.S. missionaries who served in non-European countries between the 1890s and 1970s came home transformed by their experiences; and they in turn liberalized American society.