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Why did it take him so long to say the president was born in the United States which is a fact. And Hillary Clintons health scare. Its great to be back. Clinton on the mend. But, facing renewed questions about her campaign transparency. Her running mate tim kaine here live. Announcer from abc news, its this week. Here now, coanchor martha raddatz. Good morning. In the middle of a heated political campaign, a shocking reminder that we live in dangerous times. Anxiety and uncertainty in new york a...

Cspan2, with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. Booktv, television for serious readers. Well, good morning. Im mike gerhardt. Scholar in residence at the National Constitution center. A great privilege for me to be able to do that. I normally teach at constitution law at unc chapel hill, which is not that far, at least by airplane. And it is terrific to be here today with mary bilder to talk about her terrific new book, which is called, madisons hand, revising the Constitutional Con...

Out that im in the head and i had this problem and illness and might require me to miss a day of work now and again and that its better that im at home in those days than in the office because, you know, i promise them that i will be a poor influence on those days and they really dont want me around. Id also suggest that you do that you have a routine, routine seems to be very helpful with people with depression and manic depression including exercise and i guess i tell you the word to vote for ...

Thank you for having me in savannah. Ladies and gentlemen, how about this guy . One more decent round of applause. Cspans washington journal is live every day with news and policy issues that impact me. Coming up, the dr. Professor of peace joins us in the wake of the terror response in brussels and some statements made by donald trump and ted cruz. Then former Homeland Security official nathan sales is with us from boston to discuss the effectiveness of the u. S. Visa Waiver Program in the days...

To introduce the moderator. Fors the management editor the Woodrow Wilson International Center for scholars. Previously he served as executive producer, and monitor of closeup on cspan. Pleasecome me in join me and welcoming john and the panel to the stage. [applause] jon hi everybody, good evening. Thank you for joining us. You received information on your way in and my guests also did. So if you are here you know who the panelists are because that is part of the draw. Correct . Let me tell you...

Dirksen building. Senatere in the hart office building, which is connected to the dirksen building. They are two halves of the same building, that they are entirely different. Building is the central building. We are in the room known as hart 216. This room was specifically designed for television, and we are in one of the television booths overlooking the hearing room. When they knew that the dirksen building was sufficient, they originally thought they would just replicate the dirksen building...

Executive producer, moderator and editor of closeup on cspan. Please join me in welcoming john and the panel to the stage. [applause] john hi, everybody, good evening. Thanks for joining us. You received information on your way in and my guests also did. So if you are here you know who the panelists are because that is part of the draw. Correct . Let me tell you where they are sitting from left to right. Jack, athe left is Pulitzer Prizewinning historian from stanford university. Just innext to ...

His academic career teaching at Mount Holyoke college where he was dean of the faculty at one point and dow prof. And taught at williams and west point and university of massachusetts and and his. On the side when he hadnt been teaching he had been riding bestselling books. Among them biographies of john adams, george washington, thomas jefferson, the National Book award, the book on the revolutionary brothers, founding brothers, revolutionary generation won the Pulitzer Prize in 2001. Most rece...

Montgomery but they have to leave montgomery in 1957 and she will spend the second half of her life as an activist in detroit fighting the racism of the jim crow no. She will continue to do that, rosa parks will call malcolm x her personal hero, she will be active against the war in vietnam, she will be active against South African apartheid, showing a picture with my favorites in the book about an older rosa parks protesting outside the South African embassy, she will continue until the end of ...

The the sponsors of this discussion. And to all of the smithsonian and park Service Staff here today, welcome and thank you. To our friends and allies in the preservation work we thank you for coming in for joining us. You to those thank from outside traditional areas of our field, scholars and advocates for community advancement. Especially to our panelists, special guests who i will introduce at greater length later on in the program. Your inputppreciate and want to thank you for helping us ex...