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The Utah House of Representatives debated an Affordable Care Act Medicaid expansion that is more limited than what is contained in a voter-passed state referendum. Utah reporter Benjamin…

Heather Conley discussed the United States-United Kingdom relationship, 75 years after D Day. This program is available as a C-SPAN Podcast.

This week we take an in-depth look at the 1994 Crime Bill, how it came about and what, if any changes may come. Our guest is Ed Chung, Vice President of Criminal Justice Reform for the…

Amid a nationwide measles outbreak, Washington State House and Senate debate whether to limit when parents can exempt their children from the MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) vaccine,…

Maryland House of Delegates and Senate debated whether to let the terminally ill end their lives with the help of a doctor’s prescription. Pamela Wood talked about the history of the bill.…

Is this U.S. headed for a long trade war with China? From all accounts it appears that way according to leading experts, including The Washington Post’s David Lynch. We examine the history…

David Lynch talked about the history of trade relations with China and broke down what has to happen before Beijing and Washington can reach a truce. The program is available as a C-SPAN…

President Lyndon Johnson spoke with administration officials and advisors about a hostage situation in the Congo, the financial crisis in the United Kingdom, and his relationship with the…

Blake Hounshell talked about the activities in the Arctic Circle and the effects on the rest of the world. This program is available as a C-SPAN Podcast.

President Lyndon Johnson spoke to administration staff and supporters about foreign policies, post-election politics, possible military base closings, and Vietnam. Note: Some language may…

Washington Post Reporter Mike DeBonis talked about House of Representatives and Senate races in 2020. This program is available as a C-SPAN Podcast.

C-SPAN’s co-CEO’s Rob Kennedy and Susan Swain talked about C-SPAN’s latest book The Presidents: Noted Historians Rank America’s Best and Worst Chief Executives. This program is available as…

Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter (R) announces a $270 million settlement with Purdue Pharma and the company’s owners, the Sackler family, over claims the drugmaker aggressively…

Representative Debbie Dingell (D-MI) talked about the life and legacy of her husband, the late John Dingell (1955-2015), the longest serving U.S. Representative in history. She talked about…

Kathay Feng talked about gerrymandering, establishing a political advantage by manipulating district boundaries, and the recent Supreme Court cases and what it could mean for states moving…

Nile Gardiner talked about the latest developments for Brexit, the British exit from the European Union, and what’s next.

President Lyndon Johnson talked with administration officials and advisors about closing defense facilities, how the Civil Rights law affected the election in the South, and Vietnam. Note:…

President Lyndon Johnson talked with staff and supporters about winning the election and plans for his new administration. Note: Some language may be offensive.

Arkansas and New York enacted opposite abortion “trigger” laws in anticipation that the Supreme Court may overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion. The Arkansas law…

President Johnson’s 1964 calls on Election Day, November 3 and the next few days, as he talks with Special Assistant Bill Moyers---running mate Hubert Humphrey-Texas Governor John Connally-and…