Videos

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

Mr. Cole discussed the political climate of 1984.

Mr. Frank discussed issues that are on the voters mind at the closing of the year.

Mr. Perry discussed terrorism in the Middle East and current political events.

Elaine Shannon discussed United States relations with Israel and the risks of a nuclear war.

Mr. Catto discussed the events that are having an impact on Middle Eastern peace talks.

Mr. Gutman discussed The Day After, a film shown on ABC and the reaction of the American public. Due to content of source media, some portions of video are of poor quality.

Mr. Weicker discussed military action and commented on news headlines.

Mr. Kitabatake discussed Soviets interaction with Japan and responded to caller questions.

Mr. Chapoton discussed tax reforms and the federal deficit.

Dorothy Height discussed civil rights issues and answered callers questions.

Mr. Buchanan adressed his concerns as a presidential candidate and discussed his stance on the issues. Due to age of source media, the video breaks up.

John Chapaton discussed the government action regarding tax policy and addressed callers questions.

The new C-SPAN Update, a weekly newsletter from C-SPAN, was the subject of the call-in program.

Mr. Watts discussed the telephone strike of AT&T workers.

Mr. Barnes discussed possible Democratic presidential candidates following the Democratic National Convention. Due to the age of source media, the video breaks up.

Guests roasted Representative Mo Udall for his 61st birthday. During the dinner, viewer calls are taken.

President Ronald Reagan spoke at the Republican dinner. During the dinner, members of Congress answered questions from viewers.

Guests discussed the current political campaigns during the 20th annual Democratic Congressional dinner. Guests answered questions from the hosts and viewers. There is some video breakup du…

Mr. Pendleton discussed the first black mayor being elected in Chicago. Due to the age of the source media, the video breaks up.