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An interview with then Senator Gore as part of a retrospective for the Vice President when he ran for President in 2000. He discussed the differences between his representative and senatoria…

The Senate Impeachment Trial Committee heard the cross examination in the case against Judge Harry Claiborne.

The Senate Impeachment Trial Committee heard testimony from Judy Ahlstrom and Jerry Watson in the proceedings against Judge Harry Claiborne.

Note: This is an incomplete program.

Witnesses testified on plans to scramble all satellite signals and how it will affect ground receiver owners. Note: This is an incomplete program.

After Morning Business, the Senate debated the continuing broadcasting of Senate proceedings.

Architect of the Capitol George White continued to testify on proposed upgrades to the Senate chamber. The Senators discussed the proposals and rules for televising the upcoming impeachment …

Senator Al Gore, Jr briefed reporters on the Congressional Research Service’s report about televised Senate sessions. Senator Gore answered questions.

Committee members debated the continuation of television and radio coverage of the Senate proceedings. Architect of the Capitol George White testified on proposed upgrades to the Senate cham…

Witnesses testified on the lack of coordination on organ donation including starting a donation registry and finding ways to lower the cost of transplants.

On June 2, 1986, the U.S. Senate broadcasted its legislative sessions for the first time. Senators spoke on the benefits of television coverage of the U.S. Senate. This was part of a 5th Ann…

The Senate broadcasted its proceedings for the first time. The Senate conducted Morning Business and recognized the presence of cameras in the chamber.

Committee members made their opening statements in the nomination of James Fletcher to be NASA’s administrator.

Doctor James Fletcher testified on his nomination to be the administrator of the National Air and Space Administration.

A hearing was held on liability insurance in 1986

Members of Congress talked with reporters about President Ronald Reagan’s speech.