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Professor Howard Zinn talked about his writings and career, and he responded to calls from viewers during the course of the program. He was a former history professor at Spelman College and …

Professor Donald talked about his writings and his career and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail. He has written almost twenty books, most of them about the Civ…

Mr. Clancy talked about his entire body of work and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail. He is the best-selling author who originated the genre known as the “tec…

Ronald Bailey discussed the book he edited, Global Warming and Other Eco-Myths: How the Environmental Movement Uses False Science to Scare Us to Death, published by Competitive Enterprise In…

Telephone lines were open for audience comments on the question, "Is America trying to do too much?".

Randy Barrett discussed missile defense, its cost, the plan for it to be put in place, and the most recent tests on the system. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electroni…

Telephone lines were open for audience comments.

Senator Bill Frist (R-Tennessee) talked about his career as a physician and the motivation behind his decision to enter electoral politics. He also talked about his political philosophy and …

The guests, syndicated columnist Linda Chavez and Wade Henderson, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, spoke about affirmative action, including the history, purp…

Viewers of the morning show were invited to call in and discuss the Time magazine “Person of the Year” which were the women who were known as "The Whistleblowers".

Georgetown University Center for Latin American Studies Director, Arturo Valenzuela, joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal and talked about politics in Venezuela, including the unrest and oppos…

Telephone lines were open for the question: Is The Republican Party in a Fight for its Soul? and for audience comments.

On the Washington Journal, New York Times reporter Nazila Tathi was interviewed by telephone about an article she wrote about the student movement in Iran against the Iranian government. Fol…

During the Washington Journal, telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions. The question of the day was “Why do conservatives dominate talk radio?” Callers mentioned conserva…

Telephone lines were open for audience comments. The question of the day was, do we need a cabinet level intelligence Director.

In the third in a series of three American Profile interviews with members of the Bush Administration communications team, Mr. Bartlett talked about his experiences in life. He also discusse…

In the second in a series of three American Profile interviews with members of the Bush Administration communications team, Assistant Secretary Boucher talked about his experiences in life. …

In the first in a series of three American Profile interviews with members of the Bush Administration communications team, Assistant Secretary Clarke talked about her experiences in life. Sh…

First Lady Laura Bush spoke about the second annual National Book Festival, which will be held October 12. She and the Library of Congress co-host the event. She talked about the recent popu…

During the Washington Journal, the guests talked about electronic surveillance and intelligence issues, including the idea of the Total Information Awareness Program. This program (TIA) was …