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In this case, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) gave C-SPAN permission to use its own cameras for the opening day of the 118th Congress, C-SPAN Capitol Hill producer Craig Caplan ...
C-SPAN interviewed Rep. Wiley Nickel (D-NC), a new member of the 118th Congress, about his life experiences and his poli… Rep. Monica De La Cruz Profile Interview ...
UPDATE: C-SPAN has formally asked House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to cover floor proceedings by installing a few additional cameras in the chamber. The letter from C-SPAN co-CEO Susan Swain follows ...
The rare view of the chamber made for compelling television and was reflected in C-SPAN’s ratings. On the first day of the new Congress, 379,000 households tuned in, up 161 percent over the ...
But Brian Lamb, who founded C-SPAN, very much wanted to cover Congress and the administration in a neutral environment. That meant no ads for pharmaceutical companies, ...
Over the past week, C-SPAN has covered the narrow, early morning vote on Donald Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill.” It carried in full the president’s at-times bizarre Oval Office clash with ...
That's where C-SPAN comes in. Tens of millions of Americans consume C-SPAN content every month, allowing them to experience the inner workings of Congress and the White House.
C-SPAN, launched in 1979, finds itself in a pending crisis. Funded by the cable industry, ... Feist said that he’s spoken to more than 100 members of Congress, ...
Bronx Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY-14) and Congressman Joe Neguse of Colorado (CO-02) introduced the "Close the ...
Besides its coverage of Congress, C-SPAN sends camera crews to record local forums, campaign-trail speeches and other news events on the national political calendar.
A bipartisan Senate coalition is asking YouTube TV and Hulu to add Congress’s favorite station to their lineups.
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