the environment. work our waye to through campaign 2020, we ask you this morning how important is foreign policy to your vote? how important is foreign policy in campaign 2020? here is how to take part in the conversation. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. republicans, (202) 748-8001 .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 if not by phone, you can weigh in about foreign policy and campaign 2020 on twitter. @cspanwj is our handle. you can also post on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. talking about the democratic side of the race, 2020 democrats see opportunity on foreign policy. a picture of senator kamala harris there. some of the leading democrats in the contest are working to strengthen their foreign policy addresses, eager to their own inexperience on matters and draw a contrast with the president s unpredictable approach to trouble spots overseas. they writes that vermont senator sanders is considering a trip abroad. california s harris growing foreign policy team is highlighting her acc
c-span radio app. host: we have another busy week in washington. we will talk about everything going on in washington with two guests back at the table again for another discussion. we will talk about everything going on in washington with two guests back at the table again for another discussion. one of them is jonathan tamari with philadelphia inquirer, national political reporter there. thank you for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: we also say hello to jonathan tamari with axios. the president with alayna treene axios. what is the president going to say today on the environment? why is he doing it now, why is it weird? guest: it is odd because a lot of people within the white house that we spoke to were the ones that were like this is odd this is more of the democrats issue, and something the president elect take it upon ourselves to tout our record on the environment. it is a controversial issue involving the trump administration because the presid
[chanting bernie ] [cheers and applause] senator sanders: brooklyn, thank you. what an incredible crowd. thank you so much! let me thank akeela for a wonderful rendition of the star-spangled banner. let me thank scott for standing up not just for the workers of erie, pennsylvania, but against corporate greed, but for every worker in america! thank you very much. let me thank representative alexander of south carolina. [cheers and applause] terry is right. this is going to be a 50 state campaign. [cheers and applause] we re not going to concede one state to donald trump. and let me thank my very good friend, nina turner. [cheers and applause] nina has been with me all across this country. nina has helped develop one of the great grassroots organizations in this country, our revolution. [cheers and applause] nina from one end of this country to the other nina, thank you very much. [cheers and applause] and let me thank sean king. all over this country, people under
basket hoping when the report was released he would put the pressure on the presidents administration. i think with reports that it is winding down, democrats are taking it upon themselves to release investigations. we saw an come before the committees, and they have shown that they are going to be several different areas, looking at the presidents finances, money laundering, and so they are hitting him from all directions. i think we can expect over the next few months this to continue. pedro: we will show you a little about about the chairman had to say yesterday regarding investigations. here s jerrold nadler. this investigation goes beyond collusion. we have seen, of all the norms we depend on for democratic government attacked by the administration. we have seen attacks on the freedom of the press. we have seen attacks on the fbi, on judges, and all of these are corrosive to liberty and to the functioning of government. all of this has to be looked at and the facts lai
thanks for joining us both this week. the news yesterday, we will start with you, alayna, when it comes to the house judiciary committee expending their probe into the present white house. what is happening and how was the white house reacting? alayna: i think with democrats, everyone was putting their exit eggs in robert mueller s basket. we some michael cohen go before the house intelligence committee, the house oversight committee, the senate intelligence and and several different areas. looking at the president s finances money laundering with , the trump organization. they are hitting him from all sorts of directions and that is what we can expect in the next few months to continue very thoroughly. pedro: we will show you what the chairman had to say, here s what he had to say. the investigation goes far beyond collusion. we have seen all the democratic norms that we depend on attacked by the administration. we have seen attacks on the freedom of the press, attacks o