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Impeachment process. As always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. Washington journal is next. Next. Host good morning. It is monday, november 18, 2019 week 2 gets underway tomorrow. 8 witnesses are set to testify over three days before adam schiffs house Intelligence Committee. We are spending our first hour today asking if the three open hearings that have taken place so far have changed your mind on any aspect of the impeachment of President Tru...

Morning and thank you for being with us. Guest thank you for having me on. Host let me begin on chapter two of your book because you say quote, let me start by describing what i believed to be the enduring character, the political dna of our two Major Political parties. What is there dna . Guest they change their positions on issues over the years. These are very old parties. The republicans started off as the protectionist party and became the freetrade party around the 1970s. With President Tr...

If you are an independent, 202 7488002. You can also send us a text message and we will read that at 202 7480003. Or send us a tweet cspanwj and as always we are on facebook, facebook. Com cspan. A number of developments over the weekend, including this front page story from the new york times, Boris Johnson forced to seek a brexit extension. We will have that story with Jason Douglas of the wall street journal. And a tweet overnight about the g7 summit, originally scheduled to take place at the...

Topics includes the governments impact on Silicon Valley, Artificial Intelligence and Cable Television. This talk part of a two day Purdue University conference called remaking american political history. It is an hour and a half. So good morning. Welcome to the Media Technology and state panel. This is part of a larger two day session called remaking american political history. We are all talking about history and how it will be taught, talked about, consumed over the years. This conference is ...

I will start with a question that you posed with your title. Why is it important to read it, and how you read it for the average person . Its important to read it because we are seeing issues of massive and constitutional importance in the headline news. At that level of the presidency and in congress we have called for concern over the constitution. As an educator, i felt it was important to produce a book that is accessible by regular people so people can educate themselves on how the constitu...

Average lay person . Its important to read it because we see almost everyday issues of massive constitutional importance in the headline news, the presidency and congress. We have calls for concern over the constitution. As an educator i thought it was important to produce a book accessible by regular people to educate how the constitution functions as well as their constitutional right and get on that bike and ride it themselves, make their own decisions how things are going on in this country....

Changed his mind. From there reporting, a little more this morning. Officials said the president initially approved attacks on a handful of iranian targets. The operation was underway in the early stages when it was called off according to a Senior Administration official. Planes were in the air and ships in position, but no missiles had been fired when word came to stand down. Reuters is reporting overnight this is what happened according to the headline. Tehran received a message from Presiden...

[laughter] pretty good. Announcer host good morning, it is saturday, august 19. President joe biden met yesterday with the leaders of japan and south korea. They merged with Security Cooperation, threat from china and north korea, the war in ukraine, and immigration at the southern border are all issues that have jaw drawn the white house recent attention. Our attention for you this morning, what do you think is the top policy issues facing the United States. Republicans, we want you to call us ...

Todays washington journal, marking the 20th anniversary of cspan radio app. Washington journal continues. Host we want to welcome larry oconnor. Is this your first time on cspan radio . Guest yes. You came down and broadcast my show simulcast. It host you were going after the Nobel Peace Prize significantly. Guest i was at i think it. Umped the shark he shook hands with an israeli without actually he did not actually stop the killing. The International Campaign to abolish Nuclear Weapons, there ...

Travel cost is widening. The price tag for their travel could amount to millions of dollars. And this from the New York Times, an extraordinary 20minute interview with senator bob corker as he unloads on the president , claiming he could set the nation on the path to World War Three and warning President Trump is not treating the office he is treating the office like a reality show. Were going to get to all of this in the course of the next three hours, and we want to begin with the president an...