CSPAN2

Estados Unidos Estados Unidos

CSPAN2 oferece cobertura ao vivo e ininterrupta do Senado dos Estados Unidos, funcionando como uma janela direta para o processo legislativo. O canal exibe na íntegra os trabalhos no plenário, sem comentários ou edições, permitindo que os telespectadores acompanhem debates, votações e discursos em tempo real. Além das sessões ao vivo, a programação inclui audiências gravadas, reuniões de comitês e eventos de assuntos públicos, frequentemente com legisladores, especialistas em políticas públicas e autoridades governamentais. A programação é focada em conteúdo político e governamental, sem entretenimento, esportes ou intervalos comerciais. O canal serve como recurso para quem acompanha a legislação federal ou observa como as decisões do Congresso são tomadas.

Os telespectadores podem acessar a CSPAN2 por meio de operadoras de TV a cabo e satélite em todo o país. O canal também transmite sua cobertura do Senado ao vivo pela internet, com vídeos arquivados disponíveis para visualização sob demanda no site da rede. Os guias de programação geralmente indicam as sessões no plenário previstas e eventuais alterações na grade, embora os horários possam mudar devido à

America 250
Anterior
17:03–17:43
America 250
America 250
Agora
17:43–18:43
America 250
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Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
Seguinte
18:42–19:43
Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
Programação
America 250
16:16 - 17:03
America 250
Democratic Milestones in American History
Series, Documentary, History, American history
The George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas hosts a leadership forum titled The Heart of America, which includes a look at how the United States has sustained its democracy throughout a 250-year history.
America 250
16:17 - 17:03
America 250
Democratic Milestones in American History
Series, Documentary, History, American history
The George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas hosts a leadership forum titled The Heart of America, which includes a look at how the United States has sustained its democracy throughout a 250-year history.
America 250
17:03 - 17:43
America 250
American Artists in Windsor Castle's Royal Collection
Series, Documentary, History, American history
The White House Historical Association visits Windsor Castle to explore the American art pieces inside the British Royal collection.
America 250
17:42 - 18:42
America 250
Jesse Wegman, The Lost Founder
Series, Documentary, History, American history
Historian Jesse Wegman explores the life and legacy of Founding Father James Wilson, whose contributions to American democracy have largely been forgotten due to scandal.
America 250
AO VIVO 17:43 - 18:43
America 250
Jesse Wegman, The Lost Founder
Series, Documentary, History, American history
Historian Jesse Wegman explores the life and legacy of Founding Father James Wilson, whose contributions to American democracy have largely been forgotten due to scandal.
Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
18:42 - 19:43
Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
Special, Documentary
American historian and bestselling author Nathaniel Philbrick discusses George Washington's political and military leadership and the contributions of the French navy during the American Revolution.
Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
18:43 - 19:43
Author Nathaniel Philbrick on the American Revolution
Special, Documentary
American historian and bestselling author Nathaniel Philbrick discusses George Washington's political and military leadership and the contributions of the French navy during the American Revolution.
Reel America
19:43 - 20:03
Reel America
U.S. Marine Corps Recruit Training - 1960
Series, Documentary, History, American history
This 1960 U.S. Marine Corps film showcased Marine Corps recruit training in Parris Island, South Carolina. Reel America is an American History TV series featuring 20th century archival films.
The Civil War
20:03 - 20:48
The Civil War
Paul Quigley, The Man Behind the Cane
Series, Educational, History, American history, War, Military
Historian Paul Quigley takes a personal look at South Carolina Congressman Preston Brooks, who viciously attacked Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner in the U.S. Capitol with a cane in 1856 over the issue of slavery.
America 250
20:48 - 22:19
America 250
Historians Discuss First Ladies
Series, Documentary, History, American history
The First Ladies Association for Research and Education hosts discussions with authors & historians on the women who have lived in the White House.
America 250
22:19 - 23:45
America 250
Early First Ladies
Series, Documentary, History, American history
The First Ladies Association for Research and Education hosts discussions with authors & historians on the women who have lived in the White House.
Dorothy Denetclaw & Matt Fitzsimons, The Sons of Gunshooter
23:45 - 00:46
Dorothy Denetclaw & Matt Fitzsimons, The Sons of Gunshooter
Special, Documentary
Authors Dorothy Denetclaw and Matt Fitzsimons reexamine the 1919 killing of an Indian trader in the Navajo Nation and the subsequent murder trial.