
205 episodes

C-SPAN's The Weekly C-SPAN
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4.3 • 64 Ratings
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Go beyond the headlines with C-SPAN's The Weekly. A 30-minute conversation you can find every Friday morning. From C-SPAN, the network that brings you "Washington Today" and "The Communicators" podcasts.
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Dr. Michael Osterholm, Variants of the Coronavirus
Our guest this week is an expert on infectious diseases and one of America's leading epidemiologists. He joins The Weekly to talk about the new and highly contagious variant of the coronavirus.
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Daniel Kochis, Senior Policy Analyst at Heritage on NATO
Our guest is Daniel Kochis, Senior Policy Analyst on European Affairs for the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, part of the Heritage Foundation. He joins us to discuss NATO, how it's mission have developed over the years, and what's next with the Biden Administration.
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Sarah Binder, Brookings Senior Fellow and GW Political Science Professor
Our guest this week is Brookings Senior Fellow and GW Political Science Professor Sarah Binder. She joins C-SPAN to explain the history behind budget reconciliation, legislative filibusters, and terms such as the 'Byrd Rule' and 'Byrd Bath.' During a week in which the Senate began debate on a $1.9 Trillion dollar Covid Relief Bill, she offers an historical perspective on how the Senate reached this point and why.
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Dan Michaels, Brussels Bureau Chief for The Wall Street Journal, on The Paris Agreement
Our guest this week is Dan Michaels, Brussels Bureau Chief for the Wall Street Journal. He joins C-SPAN to talk about the Paris Climate Accord, what it is, why it is important, and what happens next as we re-enter the agreement.
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Andy Card, Former White House Chief of Staff
Former White House Chief of Staff Andy Card sits down with C-SPAN to discuss what a President can expect during his first 100 days in office, and what skills a COS needs in order to run a successful West Wing.
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History of Inaugurations
This week Jim Bendat, author and historian joins to discuss the traditions around the inauguration of a U.S. President and how different it will look this year.
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Customer Reviews
Those were the days
Mondale and Ferraro would be Republicans today. He’s right about Amy Klobachar, but the party is too leftist to allow it. I didn’t vote for Trump in 2016 but I will in 2020
Gutless
I’m tired of reporters and interviewers not calling out lies when they hear them. We’ll never get the truth if they don’t have the knowledge and the guts to question and require background information.
Cspan
There is no way Mondale would be a Republican today with the rightward lurch of the GOP. Mondale would even be considered radical in the center-right Democratic Party -the spectrum of American politics has shifted so far right since Reagan.