whether for stealing personal information by criminals or other nefarious purposes. that is why we think sit important that they focus on the security of those systems. and we have published guidelines to help them secure those. august 30th, 2016, i sent a letter with the ranking member asking whether the fbi is investigating troubling connections between members of the trump inner circle and russian interests. i ask that this be made part of the error. without. director comey was asked before the house judiciary committee. they said the fbi is trying to figure out, just what mischief is russia up to in connection with our election. he said he would not, at least at this stage, about any interviews with individuals working for mr. trump who were listed in this letter because he was not counting on yon going investigations i want to ask you specific questions about this. but generally does the dhs work with the fbi to investigate illegal acting by foreign adversaries.
and we ll talk with the museum of the west s curator. this is the shift change whistle for csfi. many generations of children learned how to tell time by this whistle. saturday at noon eastern on c-span2 s book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. in the morning, a hearing on the conflict in syria and its impact on other countries in the middle east. deputy secretary of state tony blinken briefs the foreign relations committee. live coverage at 10:00 a.m. eastern. next, newly elected labor party leader jeremy corbyn talks after the uk voted to leave the european union. this is just over an hour. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. thank you so much for that welcome and that introduction. this hall is absolutely packed here today in liverpool, and we ve even got an overspill down the road. i want to say thank you to everyone that s here today. [ applause ]
on become tv on c-span2, a colorado state university professor and author of the book making the american workforce talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller jr. united mineworkers frank hayes walks out to rockefeller s car and tells him to turn around, he says i cannot guarantee your safety. then the author of the founding fathers and the debate over religion. they didn t talk about religion a lot at the constitutional convention. in fact one of the only things they said was you didn t have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity in order to hold public office. on american history tv on c-span3, hear about the ludlow massacre which took place during the colorado coal strike of 1913 and 14. and we ll talk with the museum of the west s curator. this is the shift change whistle for csfi. many generations of children learned how to tell
city to where it is today. and i think it sort of speaks to how this is a natural place to settle with the confluence of fountain creek and arkansas river. people keep coming back to this place because it s a natural place to bid a city. on book tv on c-span2, fawn amber montoya, colorado state university professor and author ofsome making an american workforce, the rockefellers and the legacy of ludlow, talks about the deadly strike between miners and the colorado fuel and iron company which resulted in a public relations nightmare for john d. rockefeller junior. president frank hayes walks out to the his car and tells him to turn around. he says you re not welcome here. i cannot guarantee your safety. then matthew harris discusses his book the founding fathers and the debate over religious in revolutionary america. religion is interesting. they didn t a lot about religion at the constitutional convention. one of the only things they said was you didn t have to ho
neither tweets, no, i m not on instagram, i m not on that does not now, i m sure many of you but you ve got other people who understand social media, that are part of that in the department of justice? yes, no, absolutely. though it s not you. but also, they don t particularly recommend that i m highly on social media when you re in this role because we do the terrorists and also spies under our mandate. and i think you ve heard so, just to kind of do you i mean, i ve read a little bit about your division. do we need a domestic terror statute in the u.s.? i think it s something that so or tell us what that is, kind of shortform. i think there s been a discussion. when you have a group, if there s an international terrorist group, there s a clean statute that says that if it s a designated international terrorist group, then you can prosecute someone for providing support to that international terrorist group. but by design, we do not have a s