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Sep 16, 2026

Mark-MaryHOST
4:55
Father Pierre Toussaint, time for you.
Mark-MaryHOST
4:58
This is Father Mark Mary from the Washington Journal.
Pierre ToussaintHOST
5:02
Yes.
Pierre ToussaintHOST
5:02
I
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:48
15 minutes ago, Fox News reported that Barbara Olson was one of the hijacked airplanes aboard and was killed.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:54
I saw her on Washington Journal on Sunday, and I will miss her very much, as will all of us.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:59
She was on with Bill Press, taking your calls on Sunday's Washington Journal.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:03
Also, from Reuben Patterson, "The idea of using commercial planes to attack American targets is straight out of Tom Clancy's book, Executive Orders." Another view said that, uh, "If we respond to this tragedy with hate, we will only enc-encourage more of the same," from Fred Murray.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:20
And first, uh, from Bill Fort-Fortness saying, "I want to send out my condolences to the survivors and family members of the deceased, and second, let us also show that a missile defense system and all the money that it will cost will not stop such attacks." And finally, one other comment says, "Is anyone really-"
Mike MooreHOST
18:46
Fifteen minutes ago, Fox News reported that Barbara Olson was one of the hijacked airplanes aboard and was killed.
Mike MooreHOST
18:52
I saw her on Washington Journal on Sunday, and I will miss her very much, as will all of us.
Mike MooreHOST
18:56
She was on with Bill Press, taking your calls on Sunday's Washington Journal.
Mike MooreHOST
19:01
Also, from Ruben Patterson, "The idea of using commercial planes to attack American targets is straight out of Tom Clancy's book, Executive Orders." Another view said that, uh, "If we respond to this tragedy with hate, we will only encour-encourage more of the same," from Fred Murray.
Mike MooreHOST
19:18
And first, uh, from Bill Fort-Fortness saying, "I wanna send out my condolences to the survivors and family members of the deceased, and second, let us also show that a missile defense system and all the money that it will cost will not stop such attacks." And finally, one other comment says, "Is anyone really-"
Mary TrumpHOST
4:12
It expects the number of uninsured Americans to grow from about 30 million this year to 37 million by 3036. largely because of the Medicaid, CHIP, and Affordable Care Act provisions enacted in 2025.
Mary TrumpHOST
4:25
Yvette Fontenot, a longtime healthcare policy expert who helped write the Affordable Care Act, spoke on C-SPAN's Washington Journal about what the Trump regime's new Medicaid work and report requirements will actually mean for people trying to keep their
Yvette FontenotSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:40
coverage.
Yvette FontenotSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:42
The majority of people who get medicaid already work the vast majority of people who get medicaid already work and have jobs.
Scott WongCORRESPONDENT
22:25
Now, of course, we're talking a lot about data centers, a lot about artificial intelligence.
Gary SterkoffHOST
22:31
NBC News senior congressional correspondent Scott Wong on this morning's Washington Journal.
Gary SterkoffHOST
22:36
Punchbowl News' Andrew Desiderio reporting today that Senator Thune says it'll likely take unanimous consent for the Senate to pass the Ratepayer Protection Act if it passes the House this week.
Gary SterkoffHOST
22:48
He quotes Senator Thune saying, we'll see if there's a way to move it and see what consent might look like because that's probably what it would take.
Gary SterkoffHOST
25:45
Texas Democrat Al Green on the House floor today.
Gary SterkoffHOST
25:48
You can see his entire speech at C-SPAN.org and C-SPAN Now.
Gary SterkoffHOST
25:52
And he will be a guest tomorrow morning on C-SPAN's Washington Journal.
Gary SterkoffHOST
25:56
You can hear that live here on C-SPAN Radio starting at 7.30 a.m. Eastern Time.
Gary SterkoffHOST
0:02
In this weekend's episode, three segments from this past week's Washington Journal.
Gary SterkoffHOST
0:06
The first ever Republican convention took place in Dallas, and the legal fight over mail-in voting dominated the week.
Gary SterkoffHOST
0:12
We begin with a discussion with Cliff Young of Ipsos Public Affairs.
Gary SterkoffHOST
44:13
Part of the C-SPAN mission is to hear from you.
Gary SterkoffHOST
44:16
Listeners on C-SPAN radio, viewers on C-SPAN television called in this morning to our Washington Journal program when we asked, what does this 9-11 anniversary mean to you? Here's one of the callers.
Pete HegsethSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:28
in Texas.
Pete HegsethSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:28
We'll be joined by Tina.
TinaAUDIENCE
46:26
How could this be happening? I just couldn't believe this.
TinaAUDIENCE
46:30
We lost our innocence that day.
Gary SterkoffHOST
46:33
One of the callers this morning to C-SPAN's Washington Journal program on this September 11th, Attack 25th anniversary.
Gary SterkoffHOST
46:41
The Washington Journal is live every morning at 7 Eastern on C-SPAN Radio, television, c-span.org, and on our free app, C-SPAN Now.
Dasha BurnsHOST
18:06
After the 9-11 attacks, the Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security was directed to investigate intelligence gaps.
Dasha BurnsHOST
18:14
And on September 20th, 2001, you both appeared on The Washington Journal to talk about that work.
Dasha BurnsHOST
18:20
Let's listen.
Saxby ChamblissGUEST
18:21
The speaker wants to make sure that from a legislative perspective that all of our intelligence gathering sources have the right tools with which to work.
MikeAUDIENCE
54:56
In between my mining company and my family up here in the Arctic, we're gold miners up here.
MikeAUDIENCE
55:02
But anyway, I went on – I go on C-SPAN, Washington Journal.
MikeAUDIENCE
55:07
They let you go on once a month, so I have two phones, and I check them up from different – say I'm from a different city.
MikeAUDIENCE
55:13
But anyway, I went on, talked to Mimi.
Ed KalegiHOST
1:38
So what I do is I'll grab my phone.
Ed KalegiHOST
1:40
Did anybody text me overnight? Did anybody email me overnight? Let me tap the C-SPAN app and start watching Washington Journal at 7 o'clock in the morning.
Ed KalegiHOST
1:49
Oh, no. Wow.
Ed KalegiHOST
1:50
And I then start to wake myself up.

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