next, new member, nathaniel moran of texas and greg landsman of ohio. >> republican nathaniel moran is thnew member representing the first congressional districtf texas in the 118th congress. he told c-span about how seeing >> he told c-span about how running for ronald reagan sparked his own love of politics and why he studied russian in college. and how his parents ended up raising him on the campus of a bible college in texas. moved from arizona to east texas to help start a bible college there in southern smith county, i was just shy of being two years old, but me and my three brothers packed up in a car with my parents and moved across half the country to help start a bible college in east texas. >> it was your family and others, what was the idea? rep. moran: the idea was to follow that great commandment of matthew 22, to get out and love others. that is about serving god and serving others. my parents were involved in ministry for many years, and this was just their opportunity to help start something new in the center of the united states, in east texas, and help build that min

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eastern, here from representatives nathan morin, greg landsman, cindy cam longer dove, and he ogles and eli crane. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> historian robert kagan has been writing about foreign affairs for most of his 64 years. the first book in his planned trilogy on the american foreign-policy was published in 2006 focused on u.s. history up to the founding of the spanish-american war. a senior fellow at the brookings institution, he has completed the second book in the trilogy titled "the ghost at the feast: america and the collapse of the world order, 1900-1941." robert kagan writes americans have complex attitudes towards power and morality. they have a sense of distinctiveness and remoteness and a to moche and highly contested political system. >> historian robert kagan on this episode of book notes plus. book notes plus is available on the c-span now app or. wherever you get your podcasts. . ♪ preorder your copy of the congressional directory for the 118th congress. it's your access to the federal gov

eastern, here from representatives nathan morin, greg landsman, cindy cam longer dove, and he ogles and eli crane. watch new members of the 118th congress at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> historian robert kagan has been writing about foreign affairs for most of his 64 years. the first book in his planned trilogy on the american foreign-policy was published in 2006 focused on u.s. history up to the founding of the spanish-american war. a senior fellow at the brookings institution, he has completed the second book in the trilogy titled "the ghost at the feast: america and the collapse of the world order, 1900-1941." robert kagan writes americans have complex attitudes towards power and morality. they have a sense of distinctiveness and remoteness and a to moche and highly contested political system. >> historian robert kagan on this episode of book notes plus. book notes plus is available on the c-span now app or. wherever you get your podcasts. . ♪ preorder your copy of the congressional directory for the 118th congress. it's your access to the federal gov

. >> greg landsman is a former public school teacher who was th democratic representative for i's first congressional district. one of nearly 80 new house meerof the 1 cgress. he talked to c-span about why he defended harvard's definitive school, some of his faith-based tattoos and how we got into public school teaching before running for congress. ow, with educators. and with the core belief that everyone has inherent value. and it is up to the adults to bring that value out in children, to make sure they understand just how significant and powerful they are, and i was really drawn to that idea, and the profession. and i love teaching. it is really hard. teaching is. and ultimately i would go on to do education and child advocacy work, including helping to pass a ballot measure to provide two years of preschool for three and four-year-olds in cincinnati. >> what grade did you teach? rep. landsman: has both spanish -- high school spanish and remedial math. >> was there a phrase or an adage that you sent to the kids? -- sent to the kids. -- said to the kids. rep. landsman: the one thing

. >> greg landsman is a former public school teacher who is now the democratic representative for ohio's first congressna district. one of nearly 80 news hous members of the 118th congress. he spoke to c-span about why he attended harvard's divinity school, some of his faith-based tattoos, and how we first got into public school teaching before running for congress. rep. landsman: my parents were schoolteachers, i grew up, you know, with educators. and with the core belief that everyone has inherent value. and it is up to the adults to bring that value out in children, to make sure they understand just how significant and powerful they are, and i was really drawn to that idea, and the profession. and i love teaching. it is really hard. teaching is. and ultimately i would go on to do education and child advocacy work, including helping to pass a ballot measure to provide two years of preschool for three and four-year-olds in cincinnati. >> what grade did you teach? rep. landsman: has both spanish -- high school spanish and remedial math. >> was there a phrase or an adage that you sent to