Videos

Senator Paula Hawkins and Bob Graham debated the issues facing Florida and the Unites States. Note: There is some video breakup at the beginning of the program.

After five minute speeches, the Senate discussed H.J.738, Continuing Resolution and other bills. Note: This is an incomplete session.

After Morning Business, the Senate debated S.2878, Anti Drug Abuse Act of 1986. Note: This is not a complete session.

The Senate conducted Morning Business.

After Morning Business, the Senate debated the William Rehnquist nomination. Note: This is an incomplete session.

After Morning Business, the Senate debated the continuing broadcasting of Senate proceedings.

After Morning Business, the Senate debated Daniel Manion’s nomination for judgeship. Note: This is an incomplete session.

President Ronald Reagan spoke at a campaign rally for Senator Paula Hawkins. President Reagan’s speech highlighted Senator Hawkins’s accomplishments and international policies.

Following Morning Business, The Senate debated and voted on Terrance Scanlon for Chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

After Morning Business, the Senate debate and votes to override the President’s veto of the arms sales to Saudi Arabia. Note: This is an incomplete session.

Richard Lyng testified on his nomination to be the Secretary of Agriculture.

Witnesses testified on Senate bill, S. 1699, Nutritional Information Labeling Act of 1985.

The committee heard testimony on the content of some rock music lyrics. Opponents of these lyrics want legislation requiring labels on rock music products they deem “objectionable.”

Witnesses testified on restrictions to special needs adoptions and the policies of public and private child welfare departments.

William Brock III testified on his nomination to be the Secretary of Labor.

U.S. Senator Hawkins R-FL and Senator Chiles D-FL discussed politics in Florida and responded to callers' questions.

Republican delegates debated subcommittee platform sections and amendments.

Subcommittee Chairs presented their markup reports for the official Republican platform.

The Washington Press Club’s annual dinner in which members of Congress and the media told jokes. Before the dinner started, guests talked about Congress and answered questions from viewers. …

Chairman Paul Volker answered questions from the committee for his re-appointment to the Federal Reserve. Other witnesses testified against his re-appointment.