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the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time, not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have set in the galleries and observed senate debates during their visits to washington. but today, they can witness the proceedings in their own homes. we might say that the nation is tuning in late. woodrow wilson said that the informing function of congress should be preferred to its legislative function. today, as the u.s. senate comes out of the communications dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancement in communications through radio and televisi. that was june 2, 1986, 30 years ago this month, the and the occasion was the first day of permanent television of the united states senate. we would use the opportunity of the 30th anniversary to look back at the senate and how it is changed in the era of television. we have ....
years ago this month, and the occasion was the first day of permanent television of the united states senate. we are going to use the opportunity of the 30th anniversary to look back at the senate and how it is changed in the era of television. we have two guests that have been with the senate for 40 years and their careers there, theretired, and they span age of the television before senate and after, so they are ideally suited to help us understand how the institution adapted to the coming of television cameras. let me introduce them to you. alan frumin is a senate parliamentarian emeritus, and as i mentioned he spent 40 years in , the parliamentarian office rising to the chief parliamentarian position. thank you for being with us. mr. frumin: i am delighted to be here. don ritchie has set down at our table many times. historian emeritus, again, 40 years in the united states senate and served as the chief to 2016 androm 2009 has written a number of books. nice to se ....
unfit to lead our country, certainly at this time. i think she is unfit. she does not have what it takes. you will go through four more years. i call her obama light. think of what i said. they are scamming us with cyber. we are living in a cyber world. here she is all screwed up with her e-mails. she does not know what the hell is going on. who would be so stupid to do what she did with her e-mails? i mean, who would be so stupid? we are going to turn this country around. we are going to do things that are going to make you proud of your president, but more importantly, so proud of your country again. i deal with all these countries. i have so many deals. they laughed. they laugh at us. they say, what is going on? they don t believe it. even the people from china this morning. you ll see, i think it will be on cnn. they will say, mr. trump is right. they cannot believe what they get away with. i have the largest bank in the world from china, the largest bank in the wor ....
today is a historic occasion. the proceedings of the united states senate are being broadcast to the nation on television for the first time, not that we have operated in secret until now. millions of americans have set in the galleries and observed senate debates during their visits to washington. but today, they can witness the proceedings in their own homes. we might say that the nation is tuning in late. woodrow wilson said that the informing function of congress should be preferred to its legislative function. today, as the u.s. senate comes out of the communications dark ages, we create another historic moment in the relationship between congress and technological advancement in communications through radio and television. that was june 2, 1986, 30 years ago this month, and the occasion was the first day of permanent television of the united states senate. we are going to use the opportunity of the 30th anniversary to look back at the senate and how it is chan ....
manager. kelly m conway had to say about the news on fox news this morning. home stretch and we need to beef up the senior level roles so that we are dividing and conquering. i think what he does not like his people telling him what to do, what to say. listen, i imagine her saying i know the country does not like to make, and that is not our dilemma. trump, he is still his own best messenger. asple still see him authentic. mark: she is being joined by stephen bannon. he has worked as a goldman sachs banker, a hollywood investor, and navy officer, and until recently the head of the conservative news website breitbart. he is leaving breitbart to become trump campaign ceo. paul manafort will stay on in his current position. campaign manager who paul manafort ousted was corey lewandowski. what does he think of the latest developments? he wants to win. this is a clear indication of that. if you look at what they built at right part, it is a win at all cost. persons whenxt ....