eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> the white house did not release an address this week. california representative elect katie hill delivered the democratic weekly address. she talks about priorities for the 116th congress. hello, i am katie hill, from california's 25th congressional district. i'm a new member orientation. in addition to learning where things are, we did a lot of talking this week about where we go from here now that we officially have a house majority. we know that before anything else can happen, we have to repair the trust between people and our government. the is a priority, and 116th congress will be focused on giving power back to people, not corporations and special interests.

incoming ranho are to make the communities we represent a priority and stop playing politics with their lives. that means removing voting obstacles so that every vote and every voice is heard. it means to ethics and accountability reform so that public servants honor the public trust in washington is stopped being run by insider influence and starts working for the people again. it also means ending the dominance of big money in our politics and limiting the stronghold of corporations and special interests. automatictablish voter registration, strengthen the voting rights act, and put aside to partisan jar mining -- partisan gerrymandering. also, more transparency in political donations, fighting citizens united, and creating a new campaign-finance system empowers ordinary americans. a record number of incoming freshmen refused corporate pack

money, i was one of them. i did this because i wanted people to trust that in -- and that at the day, every vote i take is to purely benefit the people back home who gave me the opportunity to serve. that is what government should be. when we get money out of politics and ensure safe elections, we were on the trust of the public so they know we are working for them, not special interests or corporations. in a system that works for the people, we will deliver outcomes that work for all of us. we will lower the cost of health care and out-of-control prices for prescription drugs. we will rebuild the u.s. infrastructure. we will finally advance common sense bipartisan solutions to prevent gun violence. we will fight discrimination, has the dream act, and take the first step toward conference of immigration reform. now more than ever, this caucus is committed to delivering for real people across this country. we are changing the game into doing it by prioritizing legislation like hr1.

i am so excited to be part of the freshman class that is larger and more diverse than ever before. we have more women serving in the 116th congress then in any previous session. the demographic shifts are not a coincidence. they are a call to action. we were elected to office because we are not insiders, we actually representative of the public we are representing. people want change and they want it now. we don't have time for party infighting and we allow communities reform so that they want to can trust in their government to deliver for them when they need it most. i look forward to working to pass hr1 not just in the house but to ensure the senatestakes as well. let's get to work. thank you. >> with the new congress takes office in january, it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. new congress, new leaders. watch it live on c-span starting

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court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you i your or -- by your cable or satellite provider. cancelled a trump scheduled news conference on the insing day of the g20 summit argentina, following the announcement of the death of the president, george h.w. bush. the president did hold meetings includingal leaders, german chancellor angela merkel. here's a look. [laughter] >> this is about five more too. the last time. we had already done it about seven times during the day and they expected it, huh? well, thank you very much, everybody. great honor to be with chancell