Him to adjust his persona to make it more acceptable. I like your statement that your 85 years old and not afraid of any ring. As you said, youre the former cochair of senator ted cruzs race, he seems to be leaving the door open for return. Is there any possibility of that . All things are possible, and nothing is predictable. The likelihood is very small. Not atell you that it is strategy being worked or pushed at all. Ted was asow of articulate about it as he usually is about everything else. Most important things are this. He made some statements about the nomination. Some of us believed there was a viable path. I would have liked to see him stay in through california, then count the chips and the game was over run. They made a decision. He was in a better position to evaluate that. Strategy is not a being worked to try to put him back in as a candidate. Are some things, there are ted cruz delegates open across the country. He was going to cleveland. That we have a platform needs to
You can see that live here on cspan at 7 00 p. M. Eastern. Then, sunday on cspan, utah congressman rob bishop, the chairman of the Natural Resources committee, hell talk about puerto ricos debt crisis, the u. S. Territory is 70 billion in debt and has already missed millions of dollars in debt payments. Congressman bishop will answer questions about efforts in congress to help puerto rico restructure its debt. Newsmakers on 10 00 a. M. And 6 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan unday. Book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend and here are some programs to watch for this weekend. On saturday at 10 00 p. M. Eastern on afterwards, don watkins, author of equal is unfair. Don the reason i say unequality is not a problem, its not a concern of how much money do you have but how did you get it . Did you get it through something that is fair or through a process that is unfair . And when you try to equalize people that earn honestly, thats what were challenging and saying thats no
We also found that nearly 33 companies and people have been blacklisted in the u. S. For various serious crimes. Also we were able to do business offshore with Mossack Fonseca, they were clients for a long time. We look at the role of big banks, and how more than 500 banks, specifically in this leak, how they had helped 15,000 offshore companies through Mossack Fonseca, in many cases helping clients around the orld avoid paying taxes. One of most surprising findings, the politicians. You imagine that billionaires and maybe celebrities, they had these offshore companies for rivacy issues or tax issues, but to find nearly 200 oliticians, and 16 World Leaders, in this data, using the tax havens, including some World Leaders who have been at the forefront against tax havens. That was really interesting. We created a whole application to look at this important issue. Reaction and impact, you remember the viral media. In iceland, where the Prime Minister testified a few days after publicatio
Order . Book onstory and his the american involvement in the spanish civil war. This coup attempt happened right when Army Officers tried to seize power, and in parts of the country succeeded in 1936. Ofsent a soft shockwave alarm throughout the world, because here was a major country in europe, the right Wing Military quickly backed by hitler and mussolini, who said arms, airplanes, pilots, takes, take drivers, endlessly this sent 80,000 ground troops. Here was the spanish right making a grab for power. People all over the world felt it ought to be resisted. If not here, where, otherwise we are next. Monday night onto a day. On q and a. Richspan. Org is a video continent to your cspan doing great most of our government related programs like the house, senate and congressional hearings streamlined on the site. If you are away from the delicious you could watch on laptop, even your smartphone or tablets, and in the cspans Video Library. Andcan find any program watch at your convenience.
Terabytes of data, the newspaper needed help and called in the journalism troops. With such a large number of people going to the database, they needed to agree on a common strategy for collaboration and for parsing out the research, as well as the joint process of holding off until everyone was ready. This is something foreign to american media. We are not used to co honoring editors. We will talk about some of the work and the findings. It is sponsored by the journalism institute, the nonprofit arm of the National Press club. Left elcome, from i im sorry. From my right, will fitzgibbon, a reporter from the National Consortium. To my last, ms. Walker, the Deputy Director of the National Consortium of journalists. And kevin hall, the chief economics correspondent for mcclatchy. Thank you so much tom and the press club for this invitation. What an honor to be here. So, yes, were going to talk about collaboration across borders. When we think about investigative journalism, sometimes thi