C-SPAN Radio Schedule
Expand All-
Washington Journal: 01/17/2024Live
3 hours, 0 minuteChristian Science Monitor's Linda Feldmann previews the 2024 New Hampshire Primary and Reps. Dan Newhouse (R-WA) and Henry Cuellar (D-TX) discuss government spending, border security, and U.S. aid to Israel and Ukraine.
-
Supreme Ct. Hears Case on Fed. Agencies' Power to Interpret Law
1 hour, 0 minuteThe Supreme Court hears oral argument in Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce, a case challenging the Chevron doctrine which allows courts to defer to federal agencies to interpret unclear statutes.
-
Supreme Ct. Hears Case on Fed. Agencies' Power to Interpret Law
1 hour, 0 minuteThe Supreme Court hears oral argument in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, a second case challenging the Chevron doctrine which allows courts to defer to federal agencies to interpret unclear statutes.
-
Campaign 2024: Ron DeSantis Campaigns in Hampton, NH
1 hour, 0 minute2024 Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis (FL) speaks to supporters at a town hall in Hampton, NH. It comes two days after his second-place finish in the 2024 Iowa GOP presidential caucuses.
-
House Speaker Johnson Holds Press Conference
19 minutesHouse Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and said before he speaks to the president about Ukraine and funding the government, he is going to tell him, "We have to take care of our own house. We have to secure our own border before we talk about anything else." The speaker and House Republicans briefly spoke with the press on policy priorities and budget negotiations from Capitol Hill." On funding the government, the speaker said, "I wanted no more CRs until we can move forward. We have achieved that this is a better agreement than we had."
-
NASA Officials Testify on Its Status to Return to the Moon
1 hour, 41 minutesNASA officials testified on its mission status to return to the Moon during a public hearing before a House Science and Space subcommittee. They discussed lessons learned from the Artemis 1 mission that can be applied to future missions and outlined goals, including exploration on Mars, reaching the moon before China, and opportunities for public-private partnerships. In addition, concerns around timeliness and supply-chain issues were addressed.
-
U.S. Senate: Sen. Butler D-CA Delivers First Speech on the Floor of the Senate
20 minutesCalifornia Democratic Senator Laphonza Butler delivered her first remarks on the chamber floor during Wednesday's session. During her speech, she stressed the need to inspire young people to get involved in politics and her spoke about background.
-
Washington TodayLive
46 minutesPOTUS meets bipartisan House & Senate leaders on aid to Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan, & U.S. border security; interview with Politico's Alex Guillen on SCOTUS cases that could change how agencies enforce laws; Biden Admin names Houthis as global terror group.
-
Washington Today
45 minutesPresident Biden meets with the bipartisan House & Senate leadership on aid to Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan, and U.S. border security; interview with Politico's Alex Guillen on Supreme Court cases that could change how federal agencies enforce laws; Biden Administration redesignates Houthis as global terrorist group.
-
House Speaker Johnson Holds Press Conference
20 minutesHouse Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and said before he speaks to the president about Ukraine and funding the government, he is going to tell him, "We have to take care of our own house. We have to secure our own border before we talk about anything else." The speaker and House Republicans briefly spoke with the press on policy priorities and budget negotiations from Capitol Hill." On funding the government, the speaker said, "I wanted no more CRs until we can move forward. We have achieved that this is a better agreement than we had."
-
Supreme Ct. Hears Cases on Fed. Agencies' Power to Interpret Law
2 hours, 12 minutesThe Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, cases that could result in the weakening of federal agencies' rulemaking process and their ability to interpret laws for implementation. At the center of these cases is the Chevron doctrine. Under it, courts defer to federal agencies to interpret unclear or ambiguous statutes. The Supreme Court has through June 2024 to decide whether to overturn this doctrine or keep it.
-
Washington Today
46 minutesPresident Biden meets with the bipartisan House & Senate leadership on aid to Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan, and U.S. border security; interview with Politico's Alex Guillen on Supreme Court cases that could change how federal agencies enforce laws; Biden Administration redesignates Houthis as global terrorist group.
-
Washington Today
45 minutesPresident Biden meets with the bipartisan House & Senate leadership on aid to Ukraine, Israel & Taiwan, and U.S. border security; interview with Politico's Alex Guillen on Supreme Court cases that could change how federal agencies enforce laws; Biden Administration redesignates Houthis as global terrorist group.
-
House Speaker Johnson Holds Press Conference
20 minutesHouse Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and said before he speaks to the president about Ukraine and funding the government, he is going to tell him, "We have to take care of our own house. We have to secure our own border before we talk about anything else." The speaker and House Republicans briefly spoke with the press on policy priorities and budget negotiations from Capitol Hill." On funding the government, the speaker said, "I wanted no more CRs until we can move forward. We have achieved that this is a better agreement than we had."
-
Supreme Ct. Hears Cases on Fed. Agencies' Power to Interpret Law
3 hours, 28 minutesThe Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, cases that could result in the weakening of federal agencies' rulemaking process and their ability to interpret laws for implementation. At the center of these cases is the Chevron doctrine. Under it, courts defer to federal agencies to interpret unclear or ambiguous statutes. The Supreme Court has through June 2024 to decide whether to overturn this doctrine or keep it.
-
Washington Journal: Rep. Henry Cuellar
25 minutesRep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), a member of the Appropriations Committee, discussed government funding and border policy.
-
NASA Officials Testify on Its Status to Return to the Moon
1 hour, 38 minutesNASA officials testified on its mission status to return to the Moon during a public hearing before a House Science and Space subcommittee. They discussed lessons learned from the Artemis 1 mission that can be applied to future missions and outlined goals, including exploration on Mars, reaching the moon before China, and opportunities for public-private partnerships. In addition, concerns around timeliness and supply-chain issues were addressed.
-
House Speaker Johnson Holds Press Conference
19 minutesHouse Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and said before he speaks to the president about Ukraine and funding the government, he is going to tell him, "We have to take care of our own house. We have to secure our own border before we talk about anything else." The speaker and House Republicans briefly spoke with the press on policy priorities and budget negotiations from Capitol Hill." On funding the government, the speaker said, "I wanted no more CRs until we can move forward. We have achieved that this is a better agreement than we had."
-
Supreme Ct. Hears Cases on Fed. Agencies' Power to Interpret Law
2 hours, 16 minutesThe Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, cases that could result in the weakening of federal agencies' rulemaking process and their ability to interpret laws for implementation. At the center of these cases is the Chevron doctrine. Under it, courts defer to federal agencies to interpret unclear or ambiguous statutes. The Supreme Court has through June 2024 to decide whether to overturn this doctrine or keep it.