according to a draft communicate, the group will underscore the need to bring kyl covid-19 under controlthey are expected to kick discuss funding to distribute vaccines, and the eu's hopes the u.s. will commit to multilateralism under a biden administration. saudi arabia is hosting the summit, firstborn arab nation. >> saudi arabia had high hopes when it took over the g20 presidency in 2019, offering a potential face-saving exercise as the country's reputation on the world stage to needs to deteriorate. but instead of in person meetings and photo opportunities in the kingdom's opulent palaces, this year summit will mostly be virtual, due to covid-19. as well as rehabilitating riyadh's image, a global summit was expectedo garner support for modernizing reforms launched by crown prince mohammed bin salman. saudi arabia's reputation as an battered since 2018 an international uproar over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, the war in yemen, and the arrest of women's rights activists. portraits of the jailed women were projected on the louvre museum, with a call to release those impriso

1 under tromp in his 1st term what would you expect to see him if an elected over the next 4 years kyl i think what you've seen out of the trump administration is more of a whole of government approach to thinking about the threats the existential threats that china i think brings to the united states and what i mean by that max is there were words that we could be fighting with them one is of course the one we hope to never fire which many were where the u.s. has a very strong we're. you know the other 3 wars are the economic war where we don't have a war department cyber war which were maybe top 2 or 3 in the world and the last one is the information's last day to work where again we don't know where so when you look at what's gone on in the trump administration. i think the president has pretty gather a team through his national security council through f.b.i. director read a through the n.s.c. with o'brien. very general are aware and then you have commerce and energy and they've all come together to try to map out a longer term strategy i would i would give the administration. pret

a shift or a change in approach to this kyl my only inside and to any answer that question is out what i've seen publicly so you know whether i'm looking at jake sullivan's public speeches or people that will be foreign policy adviser to the president biden kurt campbell takes all of that and you others they are talking a a a game. of a harder approach toward china now max i'm not sure that is largely because the public's. let's just say disinterest in allowing china to continue. and coerce the united states we're geo with us and in a in a in a way where they're not when they're not acting as a responsible global actor those you probably saw in the most recent pew report china is not polling very well amongst the voters in the united states and so i wonder if the rhetoric that we're hearing out of the foreign policy adviser regroups that it biased by are playing to the polls or are they really talking tough because if you remember under obama and biden and you get i'm not trying to point the finger at anyone bush 33 did the same bang plant did the same thing. i just i feel like we pros

jon kyl sack was a great was a greatvilsack champion for hundred kids. the economic appointment is a coming first. i am sure we will know in a few weeks by the don't have any inside information unfortunately. host: the national security appointments are respected to be hearing statements from the president-elect today on that. c-span is covering that if you want to join in on our coverage. that happens at 1:00 p.m. today and-span, on c-span.org, listen to it on the free c-span radio app. 1:00 p.m. eastern today. thomas out of washington, d.c. on the line for those who have experienced food insecurity. go ahead. caller: thank you for having me. i want to send my appreciation to mr. shore for the work everybody does of the snap program. it was the first time i used it during the pandemic. it was a huge relief. i don't have to worry about food on a day-to-day basis. really glad to hear the program has helped. when we think about your situation multiplied across millions of americans we know it has done a lot of good. particularly pleased we could help as ma

content of social media from media matters to the cato institute to former republican senator joh jon kyl s found no evidence of anti-conservative bias. and data from crowd tangle show that far right content from the is unlikes of fox news, ben shapiro, david bongino dominates the daily top ten most engage you had pages on facebook. so all of these allegations about the fact that you hire or all of your employees are left of center is relevant of nothing. certainly not relevant of anti-conservative bias in terms of your content moderation. so the way i see it, this hearing is a transparent effort by my republican colleagues to work [inaudible] and unfortunately in my view is working. two weeks ago "the washington post" reported that facebook has bent over backwards to avoid that it was biased against conservatives. and it removed a strike against donald trump jr.'s instagram account that would have penalized him as a repeat offender. apparently one of several strikes moved against the account of trump family members. american first action was allowed to post material rated false by facebo

looked at the social media from media matters to the cato institute, to former republican senator jon kyl has found absolutely no evidence of aunt-conservative bias. data show that far-right content from the like of fox news, ben shapiro dominates the daily top ten most engaged pages on facebook. so all of these allegations about the fact that you hire or all of your employees are. [laughter] of center is -- left of center is -- [inaudible] of nothing. certainly not -- [inaudible] so the way i see it, in this hearing is an effort but my republican colleagues to -- [inaudible] and unfortunately, it is working. two weeks ago "the washington post" reported that facebook has bent over backwards to avoid claims that it was biased against conservatives. and it removed a strike against donald trump jr.'s instagram account that would have penalized him as a repeat offender. apparently, one of several strikes removed from the trump campaign members. [audio difficulty] american first action was allowed to post material rated posts by facebook's third-party fact-checker ors without penalty. and thes

jon kyl sack was a great was a greatvilsack champion for hundred kids. economic appointment is a coming first. i am sure we will know in a few weeks by the don't have any inside information unfortunately. host: the national security appointments are respected to be hearing statements from the president-elect today on that. c-span is covering that if you want to join in on our coverage. that happens at 1:00 p.m. today and-span, on c-span.org, listen to it on the free c-span radio app. 1:00 p.m. eastern today. thomas out of washington, d.c. on the line for those who have experienced food insecurity. go ahead. caller: thank you for having me. i want to send my appreciation to mr. shore for the work everybody does of the snap program. it was the first time i used it during the pandemic. it was a huge relief. i don't have to worry about food on a day-to-day basis. really glad to hear the program has helped. when we think about your situation multiplied across millions of americans we know it has done a lot of good. particularly pleased we could help as many k

quentin had gone airborne and shot down his first and only known german kyl. in four days the germans would get retribution against him. after he was shot down, through some controversy -- there is some controversy whether the germans buried him with full military honors. we know what temporary grave was placed around the site where he fell, which is beyond the ridge here. family waslt devastated, especially theodore. losing his youngest son in the war, war that he supported and had pushed americans to enter well before the -- before america got into the war in 1917. at the roosevelt family had an important decision to make. about 53,000 casualties were killed in combat like quentin. the u.s. gay families the option -- the u.s. gave families the option to bring their dead back or bear either dead here on the western front -- bury their dead here on the western front in perpetuity. the roosevelts had the money to bring quentin back, but they made a decision that what impacts the families of those who couldn't. they elected to have quentin's remains stay here in