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Mr. Goldberg talked about issues in the news including spending on hurricane relief, the war in Iraq and Supreme Court Justice nominations. He also responded to viewer comments and…

A poetry reading, one of several held around the country, was organized as an alternative to a postponed White House poetry symposium on the works of Emily Dickinson, Langston Hughes and…

Mark Skousen, President of the Foundation for Economic Education, talked about his recommended reading list, which includes a number of backlist books that are available through the foundation…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions about current events and news of the day.

In an interview on the C-SPAN School Bus, Dr. Marc Aronson discussed his book, Exploding the Myths: The Truth About Teens and Reading, published by Scarecrow Press. He has found that…

Following deliberate plane crashes at the Pentagon and World Trade Center towers, telephone lines were open for viewer reactions to the events.

Following deliberate plane crashes at the Pentagon and World Trade Center towers, telephone lines were open for viewer reactions to the events. Some of the video footage shown was courtesy…

Following the attacks at the Pentagon and World Trade Center towers, telephone lines were open for viewer reactions to the events.

Following deliberate plane crashes at the Pentagon and World Trade Center towers, telephone lines were open for viewer reactions to the events. Video of the World Trade Center, the…

Following deliberate plane crashes at the Pentagon and World Trade Center towers, telephone lines were open for viewer reactions to the events. Video of the World Trade Center, the…

Mr. Snow talked about the American Heritage article on the most overrated and most underrated people and events in U.S. history. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and…

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments.

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments on the questions, “Do sobriety checkpoints violate civil rights?” and “Are we in a recession?” Dennis Dollar, Acting Chairman of the…

C-SPAN Producer, Amy Roach described upcoming programs to be shown on BookTV on C-SPAN 2.

Telephone lines were opened for viewers' comments regarding the news of the day.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions about news of the day. Mr. Kotok spoke via telephone.

Telephone lines were opened for viewers' comments regarding arms sales to Taiwan and regulation of oil companies.

Telephone lines were opened for viewers' comments regarding the news of day in national politics. They also discussed the leadership of the Democratic Party and limits on free speech.

Telephone lines were opened for Democratic, Republican, and all other viewers to call in and discuss current events, national politics, or any topic of their choosing.

C-SPAN opened their telephone lines for audience comments on the first hundred days of the George W. Bush presidency. Gary Davis, corporate communications vice-president for the World…