That, you know, parenting isnt as easy as you might depict. What would you say to that . What would your response be . I would say that, like, the characters in the show only have to be those characters for seven minutes and they have a script to read and theyre animated. But whereas parents have to do it 21w, seven days a week, 365 days a year, thats a lot harder. I have to ask you, what is the future of bluey . Because there have been rumours going around that this extended episode might mean the end. I think everyonesjust going to have to sit back and watch the Roller Coaster that is the sign. And then, you know, maybe well see, which comes up a lot in the sign, so thats a little easter egg. And im just excited for everyone to get on board that huge journey that we went on because we got the sign in two parts so we had a cliffhanger as well. So, excited for everyone else to experience that. If you havent seen bluey, i strongly recommend you do thats all from us tonight. Kirsty s bac
Africanamerican supporters at the white house on this day. He told any plans to monitor heritage when asked about the violence in chicago the president said the city is out of control. Senate republicans are welcoming the president s nominee to the court. Judge neil gorsuch headed to the hill today. Democrats are somewhat skeptical of judge gorsuch, some activists claim hes hostile to womens rights judge gorsuch siding with businesses who argue, their reledgeous convictions would be violated if they had to provide contraceptive insurance under the Affordable Care act. Democrats could filibuster his nomination, which has been the best defense. Org, republicans dont have the filibuster. But they do have a simple majority, a 52 republican senators, they could break with tradition and use the socalled nuclear option. Despite its name, its a legal way to change the rules so that lawmakers cant filibuster a Supreme Court nominee. If it gets to that point, Mitch Mcconnell should just go for i
Next president ial administration but a transition of power if it should occur on the hill. We have olivier wright, then kimberly heffling. Xt to kimberly is margaret talus, senior White House Correspondent for bloomberg the nd jackie kahn for new york times. Our panel is well versed on issues this morning. Weve got 21 days until election day. Journalists are probably thinking, what next . We hope this panel gives you some insight and practical tapes tips on how to 1 2 gate the prans education to the transition to the next administration and what happens on the hill. So let me just ask the panel, what are your tips for covering the transition for the next, not only 21 tais but for the first 100 days of the next administration. Olivier . Olivier the principle of coverage of this is no different than principle of coverage of the white house. When you cover the white house its best not to cover the white house. Talk to congress, the agency, talk to the political operatives, talk to above
Others like myself, it takes time to work through the process of vetting and interviewing to get to a permanent position. We are far along in the process i can say, from my perspective and we will see what happens in the near future. Host t. J. Kennedy is the acting director of firstnet. Thank you. And you are watching booktv on cspan2 television for serious readers. This memorial day evening here is our prime time lineup. We are featuring books on the first ladys beginning with a look at Michelle Obama. This is a new book out by peter slevin. After that a book featured by cspan based on the Television Series on the first ladies we did last year. And finally kissing cousins, a look at Elenore Roosevelt and relationship. And now on booktvs afterwards peter slevin discusses the life of First Lady Michelle Obama from her childhood to the whitehouse. He is interviewed by Cassandra Clayton at the university of marylands Philip Merrill college of journalism. Host peter slevin thank you for j
Host commissioner rosenworcel, welcome to the communicators. If you would, start by talking about some of the issues that you fore be see the fcc dealing with this coming fall. Guest okay. Well, first of all, thank you for having me here on this show, and thank you also to cspan for the great Public Service work that you do and have done for decades. Issues before the fcc, we have a lot of them. Issues are diverse because in many ways the fcc oversees the digital economy, the information economy which by some measures accounts for as much as onesixth of the economy itself. I think there are a few things we have going on of particular interest though. One of those is wireless communications. And you can look around at the proliferation of phones, and thats probably no surprise be that its an area of real interest. But with you also have to consider some of the numbers. We now have more Wireless Phones in this country than we have people. One in three American Adults now has a tablet com