Videos

C-SPAN executives discussed 1983 programming. This was the first year that C-SPAN broadcasted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Peggy Simpson discussed slower economic growth and American military affairs.

Mr. Kling discussed the Nebraska Seven, a group of fathers in contempt of court, and the difference between public and private schools.

Senator Richard Lugar spoke about the state of the Senate and the 1984 election. Note: There is some video breakup.

Mr. McCartney discussed foreign affairs and how it could become a key topic in the upcoming election.

Mr. Maynes discussed election results in Japan and its impact on America.

Mr. Friedenberg discussed the military strategy and answered callers questions.

Marianne Means discussed the organization of the Democratic party in preparation for the election.

Mr. Gedda discussed the news conference that covered events in the Middle East.

Mr. Knight discussed possible war with Syria or Soviet Union.

Mr. Sobran commented on a recent movie that was broadcast about a nuclear war on ABC.

Mr. Tolchin discussed the daily news headlines from across the nation.

Mr. Hertzberg discussed the attacks the Democratic presidential candidates were making on each other.

Governor Charles Robb talked about the 1984 election and how education issues will play in it. Governor Robb also talked about his governorship and his family. Note: Due to the age of the p…

Mary Lord discussed government spending on nuclear defense.

Mr. Prochnau discussed media coverage of the nuclear war and answered questions about his book. Due to age of the source content, the video breaks up.

Paula Schwed discussed security measures at the Capitol after the bombing and answered callers questions.

Mr. Breen discussed the elections, covered current news and answered callers questions.

Mr. Branegan discussed the arms war and the consequences of a nuclear war along with answering callers questions. Due to quality of source media, some parts of video are of poor quality.

Mr. Finney discussed the way the White House is releasing information to the public and answered callers questions. Due to quality of source media, some video is of poor quality.