Author Doug Wead discusses his new book "Inside Trump's White House: The Real Story of His Presidency" and history professor Allan Lichtman discusses impeachment efforts and his belief that President Trump's impeachment is "inevitable."
A panel of authors, who are also veterans of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam, discussed the complexities of America's wars at an event hosted by the Nixon Library, Chapman University and the Orange County Navy League.
The House Oversight and Reform Committee held a hearing on how some states are restricting reproductive rights and reproductive health care services. Witnesses for the majority talked about reproductive health care being a right that should be afforded to all, how restrictions and barriers placed on reproductive health care negatively impact low income women and women of color at far greater rates than Caucasian women, and that abortion decisions are personal decisions for the individual that government should not be making. For the minority, it was argued that abortion is morally wrong, that the pro-choice movement refuses to see a fetus as a human being, and that abortion should not be viewed as the only alternative when making reproductive health care decisions.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan told a law school audience that the Supreme Court is not partisan despite the current political climate. She also argued compromise is not a dirty word and explained the court's role in gerrymandering cases. She delivered the annual John Paul Stevens lecture at the University of Colorado Law School in Boulder and answered student questions.
This week our guest is John Donvan, host and moderator for Intelligence Squared U.S. He discusses his forum that gathers together experts to debate propositions on topics of public interest in Oxford Union style format.
Status of safety from gun violence and government efforts to change laws to curb gun violence. The guest is Peter Ambler, executive director Giffords, the gun-control advocacy org started by former Rep Gabby Giffords, who was shot in 2011 in Tucson.
Donna Brazile, former Democratic National Committee chair, and Mercedes Schlapp, former White House strategic communications director for President Trump, participated in a discussion at Shepherd University in West Virginia on how to restore civility in political discourse.
BBC Parliament profiled the life and career of former British House of Commons Speaker John Bercow. Mr. Bercow served as speaker for ten years and was elected as a member of Parliament for Buckingham in 1997. The 25-minute program was hosted by BBC Parliamentary Correspondent David Cornock.
This week our guest is John Donvan, host and moderator for Intelligence Squared U.S. He discusses his forum that gathers together experts to debate propositions on topics of public interest in Oxford Union style format.
A panel of authors, who are also veterans of the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam, discussed the complexities of America's wars at an event hosted by the Nixon Library, Chapman University and the Orange County Navy League.
The House Oversight and Reform Committee held a hearing on how some states are restricting reproductive rights and reproductive health care services. Witnesses for the majority talked about reproductive health care being a right that should be afforded to all, how restrictions and barriers placed on reproductive health care negatively impact low income women and women of color at far greater rates than Caucasian women, and that abortion decisions are personal decisions for the individual that government should not be making. For the minority, it was argued that abortion is morally wrong, that the pro-choice movement refuses to see a fetus as a human being, and that abortion should not be viewed as the only alternative when making reproductive health care decisions.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan told a law school audience that the Supreme Court is not partisan despite the current political climate. She also argued compromise is not a dirty word and explained the court's role in gerrymandering cases. She delivered the annual John Paul Stevens lecture at the University of Colorado Law School in Boulder and answered student questions.
This week our guest is John Donvan, host and moderator for Intelligence Squared U.S. He discusses his forum that gathers together experts to debate propositions on topics of public interest in Oxford Union style format.
Status of safety from gun violence and government efforts to change laws to curb gun violence. The guest is Peter Ambler, executive director Giffords, the gun-control advocacy org started by former Rep Gabby Giffords, who was shot in 2011 in Tucson.
