architect, phillip johnson. lots of people who love phillip johnson as an architect. to each his case. it remains a skeleton in the closet. this guy phillip johnson probably the most famous and well known and prolific american modernist architect was also a raging fascist. phillip johnson wrote admiring reviews of mind comf. phillip johnson went to germany in 1932 to attend a giant hitler youth rally. phillip johnson tried to start his own fascist political party in the united states which he wanted it to be an armed fascist. phillip johnson tried to start a military group modeled on hitler's brown shirts. he called them the gray shirts and met in johnson's basement. he paid living expenses so they could continue their work as fascist intellectuals and writers. he wrote essays about how the white race was dying and needed to be rescued. phillip johnson very famous american architect was a world class american fascist. and in 1939 when german troops invaded poland. he was invited by the german government to poland. reporters were covering the invasion and the aftermath

phillip calvert: it's hard to find a starting point for this town's story. but if anyone can give context to where the past and the present collide, it's mayor van johnson. pleasure to have you here in the world's greatest city. this is the world's greatest city. it is the world's greatest city. that is a big statement. i'm excited. van johnson: savannah is an international city. we have the third busiest port in america. we feel the effects of hurricanes. and we feel the effects of storms here. we have a responsibility to make sure that that stays pristine, and that we take care of them. we're a place that acknowledges the role that slavery played here. the largest slave trade ever in american history occurred right here in savannah, georgia, maybe more than two miles from this very spot. wow. for me, it's a great honor, but it's also a great responsibility, knowing that the city hall that i occupy wasn't made for me. but it also shows how much our community has grown, how much our nation has grown, and that we are the land of opportunity. with great power

it's there like my headquarters here in the also coming up to date is dropped into paul so southern johnson but palestinians in the no say is riley's are blocking deliveries. i've seen the adult that takes us on the tour of his hospital and all the gone. so which is struggling to operate that stuff and medical supplies, plus a high cold in those 9 and rules on a u. k. government low offering conditional immunity. the crimes commit to join the so called troubles period. the welcome to the we saw it and garza with as their lights up in the is reading the ministry's bumping campaign that all has killed at least 13000 palestinians as of today. but most of the women and children, at least 76 people were killed and in the past 24 hours a live. now these are pictures and come out and one hospital in northern garza when incentives died from inhaling toxic gas caused by is ready by bomb and other children in the medical facility and malnourished the well food program said this week that garza has the worst levels of child malnutrition, in the world, a link all the cities, thousands of people have be

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speaker johnson right now. >> it is not our view. that's what the law says. we spelled that out.s he took from the day he walked into the oval office and his agencies to open that border wide and create this catastrophe and we have a problem and we have to get to it. scott in the back. [inaudible] . >> that's a very good question. but i have to do everything that i can and he is the commander-in-chief right now as uncomfortable as it makes most of this country and i have to work with what i have. i have to do my job and i will continue to do that. house republicans will continue to do our job and continue to move the ball forward. continue to demand that before we take care of issues around the world we take care of our own first. that's the truth and what resonates in the hearts of the american people. we're on their side. the side of common sense and security. the side of stability. the side of sanity and the president of the united states will not acknowledge that and it is of great alarm to us. one more. >> you have said you want a meeting with the president. hr2 is dead in t

phillips wiggle provides the budget and economic outlook. the house foreign affairs committee will hear testimony on the doha agreement in the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. watched ne week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our video app. head over to c-span.org to watch live or on demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> president biden spoke about the russia-ukraine war during a meeting with german chancellor olaf scholz at the white house, saying congressional inaction is close to criminal neglect. here's a look. >> welcome back, thank you for taking the effort to be here. about two years ago you and i met here and we said the united states and germany have to act together. and we've been doing that. we have to continue to do it. congress reacting to that security spending package now. house members are being somewhat reluctant. we will help continue to defend themselves against the aggression of russia. i want to thank you all for your leadership and you have done something no one thought could get d