The National Press of and runs one hour 15 minutes. Will do that. Well do that. Good morning, everyone. Im eileen oreilly, president of the National Press club, managing editor of standards and training at axios. Today we meet in a light filled comfortable room surrounded by friends and colleagues. 6000 miles away, austin tice is marking his 11th year away from family, friends, and colleagues and is likely not in a comfortable situation. He was doing very important journalism, covering what was happening in syria when he was taken august 14 of 2012 and has not yet been freed. This is a tragedy of unthinkable proportion. Let us pause for a minute to give our thoughts to austin and his family today. Thank you. That one minute seemed to take forever, didnt it . Just imagine how the 11 years or roughly 5,781,600 minutes felt to austin. Today we have to do some good for him in this case by doing something for his beloved profession, journalism. While american hostages are coming home, journ
Efforts of institutions fire is to protect academic and to protect Viewpoint Diversity in order to continue to the original mission of the university, which was the pursuit of truth. So i think we can look all of those figures as models follow in the years ahead. Hey, thanks much. Had i to thank the panelists for a terrific conversation. On about books. We delve into the latest news about the Publishing Industry with interesting insider interviews, with Publishing Industry experts. Well also give you updates on current nonfiction authors and books. The latest book reviews. And well talk about the current nonfiction books featured on cspan, spook tv. And welcome to about books this week. Were doing a spring preview to let you know about some of the new books that are being published. Well, in april. Thriller writer James Patterson will release this book, the secret lives of booksellers and librarians. Its a collection of profiles school and community librarians, as well as books sellers
Among the books, common sense, huckleberry finn, their eyes were watching god, and free to choose. Watch the 10 part series books that shaped america starting monday, september 18 at 9 p. M. Eastern on cspan, cspan now, or online at cspan. Org. Next, deborah tice spoke about her son, austin, detained in syria for 11 years and the strategies the u. S. Government can use to bring him home. This conversation was hosted by the National Press of and runs one hour 15 minutes. Will do that. Well do that. Good morning, everyone. Im eileen oreilly, president of the National Press club, managing editor of standards and training at axios. Today we meet in a light filled comfortable room surrounded by friends and colleagues. 6000 miles away, austin tice is marking his 11th year away from family, friends, and colleagues and is likely not in a comfortable situation. He was doing very important journalism, covering what was happening in syria when he was taken august 14 of 2012 and has not yet been f
Im Charles Payne in for neil cavuto. This is your world. First to david spunt at the Justice Department with the very latest. David . Karine jeanpierre answered question after question. She didnt say much but added a little more here. Watch. I will say this. Youve heard this from the president. He loves his son. And he is proud of him overcoming his addiction and how hes continuing to build his life. I dont have Anything Else to add to that. So today david weiss begins his first full week as Special Counsel, the same david weiss that saturday in a courtroom with hunter biden and prepared to enter a plea teal with him. The case will move toward trial in washington d. C. Or california where hunter biden lives or possibly both. If the now Special Counsel decides not to go by the deal, it will money that he or they decided that something other than the facts and the law are coming in to play. Hours ago, republicans released a transcript of an interview from july 17 with former fbi agent un
The National Press of and runs one hour 15 minutes. Will do that. Well do that. Good morning, everyone. Im eileen oreilly, president of the National Press club, managing editor of standards and training at axios. Today we meet in a light filled comfortable room surrounded by friends and colleagues. 6000 miles away, austin tice is marking his 11th year away from family, friends, and colleagues and is likely not in a comfortable situation. He was doing very important journalism, covering what was happening in syria when he was taken august 14 of 2012 and has not yet been freed. This is a tragedy of unthinkable proportion. Let us pause for a minute to give our thoughts to austin and his family today. Thank you. That one minute seemed to take forever, didnt it . Just imagine how the 11 years or roughly 5,781,600 minutes felt to austin. Today we have to do some good for him in this case by doing something for his beloved profession, journalism. While american hostages are coming home, journ