can be heard? watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. now national institutes of health director dr. francis collins testifies. this is about an hour and 40 minutes. the senate committee will please come to order. senator bennett and i will each have an opening statement. then i will introduce our witness. we will hear from dr. collins and senators will each have five minutes to ask questions. we have a vote at 10:30. we ll not in the committee, but on the floor. we will continue straight through with the questions. we will share the presiding so that we can continue the discussion. i ran into a friend from vanderbilt university who is perhaps the largest contributor to cancer research there. he said isn t it a shame that the congress isn t doing anything to fund bio medical research? i said in december 2016 congress passed what senator mccullough called the most important legislation of the year. that act gave the national institute of health $4.8
tonight andrew weissmann at a stunning revelations from the snt why prosecutor fired by donald trump. then, what we are learning about newly unsealed portions of the mar-a-lago affidavit and the republicans unveiled their plan to abort plant that abortion nationwide. i thought of the night to introduce a bill. senator amy corker on the overwhelming backlash to lindsey graham s plan. give me a chance to vote on this bill. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. well, it was as bad as it looked, in fact it was even worse. had a lot of occasions to say that in the trump years of american life but this new example of donald trump s misconduct in office is about as clear as it gets. it comes directly from the former united states attorney for the southern district of new york, arguably the most powerful district in the entire country. for two and a half years that man you see there jeffrey bergman served in that role as the head of th
for me and my own research is unmistakable that mormonnism has again more than its fair share this weekend we re in prove, utah, with the help of comcast. next we visit moon s rare books. i ve been collecting rare books for 30 years. i decided to relocate to provo after selling my book shop in dallas, which also sold new books. the past years those with new books have suffered with the advent of ebooks and everything going digital. what i found is the interest in rare books has increased. in my shop right now there are about a thousand books, but in my inventory there are 5,000 books. i rotate books through here, and i specialize in four different areas. i specialize in rare bibles, older bibles, bibles from the past 500 years. inning utah i specialize in early mormon books. classics and literature, and early american history. one of the item is enjoy collecting are bibles or religious texts that belong ted well-known historical figures, and being from utah one of the
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