mr. edwards is the author of "just right." biographiestion of on barry gold rod of butter and ronald reagan. join our conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook questions. watch in-depth with author lee edwards live on sunday from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern, and watch our live coverage of the book festival on saturday, august 31 on booktv on cspan 2. last nights debate in detroit hosted by cnn. we are getting your reaction to it this morning. here are the headlines from some of the major national papers. sanders and warren battle after visions of fairytale promises and party rifts flare. sanders and warren take friendly fire on far left agenda. been in virginia, republican. >> good morning -- caller: good morning. host: what did you think of the debate? caller: i am a republican. hase the democratic process been ongoing -- host: can you turn down your tv or press mute? process,he democratic ever since the clinton days i think has been a ridiculous freak show. they have nothing to do but whine and cause as much sta

mr. edwards is the author of just right, plus a collection of niagara fees on william f buckley, barry goldwater and ronald ragan. watch in-depth with author lee edwards from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern. the national book festival on book tv on c-span2. >> steven cohen is a leading u.s. whistle lower attorney chairman of the board of directors at the national whistleblower center going us today on what is national whistleblower's appreciation day. is july 30 national whistleblower's appreciation day? >> well, in 1778 at the height of the united states revolution

mr. edwards is the author of "just right." biographiestion of on barry gold rod of butter and ronald reagan. join our conversation with your phone calls, tweets, and facebook questions. watch in-depth with author lee edwards live on sunday from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern, and watch our live coverage of the book festival on saturday, august 31 on booktv on cspan 2. last nights debate in detroit hosted by cnn. we are getting your reaction to it this morning. here are the headlines from some of the major national papers. nd

mr. edwards is the author of just right, plus a collection of niagara fees on william f buckley, barry goldwater and ronald ragan. watch in-depth with author lee edwards from noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern. the national book festival on book tv on c-span2. >> steven cohen is a leading u.s. whistle lower attorney chairman of the board of directors at the national whistleblower center going us today on what is national whistleblower's appreciation day. is july 30 national whistleblower's appreciation day? >> well, in 1778 at the height of the united states revolution, the u.s. congress passed our first whistleblower law and they did it when whistleblowers sailors and marines had criticized the commander of the u.s. navy and cooing criticizing him for mistreating british prisoners. so this was embarrassing to the u.s. governor -- government. but think about it. the founding fathers put everything on the line. this wasn't an election. if they lost the revolution they are going to get home for trea

. >> author and historian lee edwards will be our guest on "in-depth." mr. edwards is the author of "just right," and also has a series of biographies on herbert hoover, goldwater, and ronald reagan. and be sure to wch

. >> author and historian lee edwards will be our guest on "in-depth." mr. edwards is the author of "just right," and also has a series of biographies on herbert hoover, goldwater, and ronald reagan. and be sure to watch our coverage of the international book festival on august 31 on book tv, on c-span two. host: last night for the debate in detroit hosted by cnn. here is a headline from some of the major national papers. sanders and times, war in battle. accusations of very deal promises and interparty rift flares. fairytale promises and of interparty rift flares. they talk about sanders and warren fighting back against moderates in the debate. also from the washington post, in contentious democratic debate, divisions on health care separate liberals and moderates. and finally, sanders and more and take friendly fire on health care agenda. your thoughts, been in west virginia, a republican. caller: good morning. host: good morning, what did you think of the debate? well, you know i have a republican. i see that this democratic process has been an ongoing --

mr. edwards is the author of just right, plus a collection of biographies on william f buckley, and ronald reagan. during our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch in-depth with author leave edwards live sunday from noon to 2 pm sunday. watch live coverage of the 2019 national book festival on saturday, august 31 on book tv. the all-day conference on military manpower and morale after the 1958 tet offensive in vietnam continues now with a discussion on the u.s. draft and enlistment rates of college graduates. we also hear about defense secretary robert mcnamara's plan to recruit soldiers who previously did not meet some mental or physical standards. the university of kansas, this is about one hour 15 minutes. >>> we will begin our session on morale and in order to mix up, we're having this time, a series of short presentations. short talks by participants. and they will sit in front to answer questions. our participants, jaclyn witt and associate pr

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. >> author and historian lee edward will be our guest on in- depth mr. edwards is the author of just right plus a collection of biographies of barry goldwater and ronald reagan. join our conversation with your phone calls, facebook tweets -- see that on book tv on c-span 2. >>> more american history tv with author and journalist michael dobbs on his book, "the unwanted" which tells a story of jewish families from the french and german border. hosted by the jewish museum of maryland. this is about an hour. >> if everyone will take their seats, i am the director of the jewish museum of maryland. it is my pleasure to welcome you to tonight's program with michael dobbs author of the book, "the unwanted". we are delighted to be joined by the viewers of c-span. tonight's program is part of baltimore's spring of remembrance. collaborations, a collaboration of remembrance.

mr. edwards is the author of "just right" plus a collection of driving on william f. buckley parry galled water. join our conversation with questions and tweets. lee edwards sunday noon to 2:00 p.m.arian. and national book festival on august 31st on book tv on cspan2. >>> former u.s. senator bill frist and john king talked about health and education programs for k through 12 students, exploring the correlation between a student's success and a healthy cool environment. this 1 hour 15-month event was hosted by the participate policy center in washington, d.c. >> we believe good morning, everyone. i want to welcome all of you to the bipartisan policy center. chief medical adviser here. the title of our convenient today is education and healthy, twin pail ars to thriving zunts students good to see you. for those of you new to bpc our mission here is to actively seek at a take the best ideas from both political parties to promote health, security as well as opportunity for all americans. we drive principal and politically viable policy solutions through analysis, negotiat

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mr. edwards has bios on william f buckley, barry goldwater and ronald reagan. joins us with your facebook questions. join live sunday noon to 2:00 p.m. eastern and be sure to watch our coverage of the 2019 national book festival on saturday, august 31st on book tv on c-span2. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind, created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local or cable satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of governme government. >> the u.s. senate is about to gavel in to continue work on judicial nominations. at 11:30 eastern lawmakers will vote on confirmations. after the votes the senate will recess for the weekly party caucus meetings. later in the week, the senate will take up the federal budget and kelly craft to be the next ambassador to the u.n. now to live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the president pro

mr. speaker, i rise today to honor clayton edward narvison, a world war ii hero. he joined the united states marine corps following the attack on pearl harbor. he fought in the battle of tarawa in november of 1943 and during february and march, 1945, he served as a gunnar on an 81 millimeter mortar during the battle of iwo jima. after the war, mr. narvison attended a law school and had a successful year as an attorney. mr. burchett: he's made presentations to students telling some of the stories of his times in service and his struggles he and his family faced during the depression. through these presentations, he reminds young folks of the importance of serving your country and how blessed we are to live in the united states of america. there are real heroes in this world and they aren't music stars, famous athletes or hollywood actors. our country's heroes are the men and women of our armed forces, like mr. narvison who served and sacrificed for our freedom. it's my honor to recognize clayton narvison as the 2019 veteran of the month and to thank him for his ser

far it is mostly democrats who are calling for mr. acosta to quit. edward-isaac: and jeffrey epstein, it should be noted, is an old friend of donald trump's. he spoke about -- trump before he was preside spoke in 2002 about how epstein has a lot of women he is with, many young women, too. there is se question about what the president's own personal relationship with epstein is. it seems like his initial reaction in almost every case where a man is accused ofvi be towards a woman that is problematic to illegal, whether it is this or roy moore or other cases, that the president's first instinct is to believe thc man and give hdit for it. laura: does the white house have to approach this carefully, given that a long time ago donald trump did know jeffrey epstein? edward-isaac: it seems like that would be a factor, but it has not at least visibly guided whao they hav so far. i don't think anybody was really expecting the politic response to the jeffrey epstein indictment was to say "i f al bad for alsta." laura: turning to another subject, billionaire to

mr. president, my differences with democrats on complicated matters of election law are the kind of disagreements we used to be able to have without mainstream media outlets screaming that one side is traitorous. this congress, this entire country, only works when we refuse to let baseless smears displace real debate. benjamin franklin said we have this republic if we can keep it. and among other things, keeping our republic means we can't let modern-day mccarthyism win. so here's my commitment. no matter how much they lie, no matter how much they bully, i will not be intimidated. for decades, i've used my senate seat to stand up to russia and protect the united states of america. i'm proud of my record. i'm proud that it's right there in black and white. and liars cannot gas light it away. host: that was yote floor of the senate. here's today's lead editorial from "the wall street journal," saying that they're happy that he took to the floor of the senate to do that. they write the truth

julian let mr. with you, what you make of the presidents meeting today with kim jong-un, it was obviously a great picture but how much does it with the ball in terms of getting north korea to denuclearize customer. >> i would say five years from now, if were looking back on the events of last night today. this becomes a moment that really turned a page in history book. this becomes, will be sitting at the table saying this is a masterstroke. but waking up this morning, this is the biggest risk of administration in its biggest possible overturn he can make to the north korean dictator. i had i hate to disappoint you with the center, it's too early to say. if this turns into a next up even many negotiations resumed, then i would call this a success. >> if you on the national security council for bush 43 and obama, do you think in your old job on the national security council in the bluffs the come to you should he do this or not, of course we don't know the result, would be wrist afterward the risk or

ilene bovin, richard kordelo, mark snider, david banroft, jill fox, steven edwards, and then mr. phillips. every speaker will have two minutes. thank you. >> i'll be using the overhead. >> supervisor fewer: oh, the overhead, please, mr. carroll. >> ilene bovin coalition for san francisco neighborhoods here on my own behalf. on the overhead is the proposal for the 2019 building code update. it was presented at the capital planning committee on july 22 of this year. in its presentation, the department of the environment stated that 35% of the city's emissions today is from private-sector natural gas. to reduce these emissions, the proposal is to encourage all electric design in new construction. the timeline for this proposal is for review by the department of building inspection and code advisory committee in august, the board of supervisors land use committee in september, and the full board in october. while not in the department of the environment presentation, the capital planning committee members expressed concerns. with increased reliance on electricity, the issue of reliab

ilene bovin, richard kordelo, mark snider, david banroft, jill fox, steven edwards, and then mr. phillips. every speaker will have two

mr. woods is the author of just right, plus a collection of biographies of barry goldwater and ronald reagan. join our live conversation with your phone calls, tweets and facebook questions. watch "in depth" with author lee edwards live sunday, august 4 from noon until 2 pm eastern. be sure to watch live coverage of the booktv@cspan.org book festival on saturday, august 31 on booktv. on c-span2. >> so let me take a little bit about our author this evening. david randall is a senior reporter. because of different cannabis, knock knock jokes and kenny g. his books are dreamland and the king and queen of malibu, the true story of the battle for paradise. which is currently in development as a television series. he's been on msnbc, fox, reuters, npr and elsewhere. his book our pick of the month, "black death at the golden

sir edward lee. >> that sets off your black account, mr. speaker. after having to negotiate with these people for so many dreary months, the prime minister must be him mildly relayed she will no longer to go to brussels. but what advice which you give to her successor in dealing with these people? which he recommend injunction that no deal is better than a bad deal? >> can i say to my right honorable friend, while we both know do was better than it the petty but at least we negotiated a good deal. the advice i would give to my successor is to act at all times in the best interest of this country. i believe it's in her best interest to be up to leave the european union with a good deal but it is up to my success to define a majority in this house to enable us to leave the european union. >> hilary benn. >> thank you very much indeed, mr. speaker. it is reported this morning that canada is apparently unwilling to roll over the provisions of the deal for the united kingdom in the event of a no deal brexit. could the prime minister tell the house whethe

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cheryl: edward lawrence ran into secretary ross at the airport as he was departing south korea and mr. ross said nothing is on the books, i'm optimistic but nothing is on the books. all of this has to be lower level discussions. that's where things fell apart before. how likely are we to make advances on the lower level side? >> we could see in a week things fall back apart. that's the way things have been going over the last year. there's a lot of uncertainty in the progress of these negotiations. again, though, i think the president -- he wants a deal. he said it himself. president xi, he wants a deal. i think eventually we will get there. the problem is how long it will actually take. over the weekend, we didn't hear details about what was agreed. i think there's going to be a lot of pressure from washington to find out what was in the details. cheryl: what do you make about huawei becoming a bargaining chip in the trade talks? we thought those two issues would be kept separate. now it's intertwined. maybe that's not a surprise to you or other policy watchers out of washington. but

. >> we nominate for secretary of the department of labor will be mr. alex acosta. >> reporter: that nonprosecution agreement was arranged by epstein's legal team and current legal team alexander acosta who served as u.s. attorney for the southern district of florida at the time. brad edwards, an attorney representing a young woman in the case spoke to cbs news's jericka duncan in december. >> local victims have said when they were 14, 15 years oil, they brought 25, 30 girls to him. that's just one person. nobody has really had the opportunity or ability to see how deep this goes in any other jurisdiction. >> that was mola lenghi reporting. >>> a ticker tape parade is planned in new york for wednesday to honor the u.s. women's national sommer team. yesterday they defeated the netherlands 2-0 for a second time, winning the world cup for the fourth time in a row. roxana saberi covered all the action for the u.s. >> reporter: for the reigning champions, it was never supposed to be easy and netherlands did something no other team has been able to do, stop t

there are only a handful of canadian writers in the world wide and this one will work with edward . michael and that maybe you where where do you see yourself in canadian literature i don't know. i don't see myself as a writer because a writer has to be. mr they they think more you know and i don't think so what i only enjoy what you know what i do way. to me it's such a privilege to sit down and find the right word that if i can spend a whole day just to try to find one word and that would be an accomplishment for me and so i'm on i don't know a writer has to be like this you know i don't know in my. him to he isn't troubled by what others think of her she enjoys trying out new things she's been a lawyer and a restaurant and become a bestselling novelist she's even written a cookbook which she also presented in berlin with a cooking class. this is great she just roasting flour. well there was more than roasted flour that would be in a style pork meatballs. and the air was thick with the smell of spices roasted nuts and kim to raise delicious homemade saucers. she didn't just make i

i see mr. orwell is here and i don't know. what am i allowed to say, anything at all? >> more to come. >> more to come, good agent. i'd be remiss if i didn't think edward and jeff and right and madeline and -- ruth and madeline and the number of people in is room who did something for this bookful you. you packed it and made a success and i'm so graftful to have you here and mypy i and my wife and writerly friends. sometimes i pretend i don't like new york but to get to see you and celebrate with you but what's next? i promise -- people would say how are you going to do this, harper lie couldn't do it and instantly upon publishing this become it turned in, are you going to be harper lee again? so more to come. i can't say what but more to come. ... did it come right away? >> it to dm under divine fiat and there was no struggle it just came to me. [laughter] if you've read the book you know her writing was only good if you suffer through. that was not mike' my experienc. i don't think i has to be missouri. >> when did you know you are done with the conversation of the r

an important conversation on capitol hill and mr. moeller -- mr. mueller. keene,york, i am tom francine lacqua on the green and london. we are awaiting prime minister may's final move to parliament. francine: there are live pictures overlooking 10 downing street, a little bit of a wind trap. it is about a 10 minute walk from the houses of parliament and anna edwards will brief us on all that is happening. we expect theresa may to get into the car, no siding just yet. housell be driven to the of commons where she will face prime minister questions. the atmosphere will be quite collegial and jovial to send her off, and a time for her to reflect and offer words of advice. strickenst, she has words of being conciliatory and trying to compromise. we are expecting her to say that kind of thing. tom: what is boris johnson doing? is he literally on the phone forming a cabinet as we speak? francine: i imagine he is on the phone with many people trying to figure that out. the way things work today is theresa may will go to the house of parliament and will go see the