on c-span3, house armed services committee hearing on the army's 2022 budget with the army secretary, christine were myth and james mcconville. a house so committee looks at the commitment toward economic and racial justice. >> during monday's white house briefing, jen psaki answered questions on president biden's statement regarding the bipartisan infrastructure deal, u.s. airstrikes in iraq, the look fix and the building collapse in florida. this is 50 minutes. >>

9:30 a.m., fema administrator testifies before the house homeland security committee on agency readiness. at 11 a.m. on c-span3, a house armed services committee hearing on the army's 2022 budget with army secretary christine warmuth and chief of staff general james mcconville. at 3 p.m., a house subcommittee looks at the financial services industry's commitment towards economic and racial justice. now, a conversation on the heritage foundation's report on china including china's influence in the region and national security concerns. this is about 50 minutes. >> all right, everyone. we are going live in 3, 2, 1 -- >> the broadcast is now starting. all attendees in listen-only mode. >> thank you for joining us on heritage events live. we're delighted to welcome you to the heritage foundation's 2021 china transparency report. we hope you enjoy the program. >> thank you, and thank you to everyone joining us online for this discussion. you know, on servers have known and lamented the lack of transparency in the china across the board going back many, many years from economy to military to influence operations not knowing the full extent

jeff asher, cofounder of the company ah ♪♪ >> defense secretary lloyd austin tells the house armed services committeesupports removing the prosecution of sexual assault in the military chain of command. after reading the final report from independent review commission i'm also testifying joint chiefs of staff mark millie military leaders on capitol hill to talk about the president 2022 budget. this runs about four hours.

chiefs of chess mark milley testify on the pentagon's proposed budget for 2022 and a house armed services committee meeting. watch live wednesday at 10 am eastern on c-span 3. online at c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span radio app. attorney general, merrick garland, laid out the justice department's plan to address domestic terrorism threats. the attorney general spoke about an increased threat of domestic violence in 2021, mainly racially or ethnically motivated. >> the whole place is filled. this is good. the great hall is beginning to look like a great hall again. well, good morning, i'm very happy to be in the great hall today with representatives of the fbi, the atf, the u.s. marshal service, the executive office for u.s. attorneys, and with representatives of the national security division, civil rights division, the criminal division, and the office of justice programs. i am pleased to announce that the administration is today releasing the first national strategy for countering domestic terrorism. each of your components will play an important role in ensuring its success. the nationa

nation's top general, joint chiefs chairman, mark milley, came under attack today at a house arm services committeepublicans, including republican matt gaetz. and why general milley believes it may be important to understand it. here is the key portion of the back and forth. >> how should the department of defense think about critical-race theory? >> could i make a comment, secretary? i'm sorry. >> i am very limited on my time, general milley. >> well, i just want to make a comment. >> i know. but i -- i've asked the question to secretary austin. >> i do think it's important, actually, for those of us in uniform, to be open minded. and be widely read. and the united states military academy is a university. and it is important that we train and we understand. and i -- i want to understand white rage and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so, what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building? and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america? what caused that? i want to find that out. i want to maintain an open mind here. and i do want to analyze it. it's imp

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9:30 a.m., fema administrator testifies before the house homeland security committee on agency readiness. at 11 a.m. on c-span3, a house armed servicesng on the army's 2022 budget with army secretary christine warmuth and chief of staff general james mcconville. at 3 p.m., a house subcommittee looks at the financial services industry's commitment towards economic and racial justice. now, a conversation on the heritage foundation's report on china including china's influence in the region and national security concerns. this is about 50 minutes. >> all right, everyone. we are going live in 3, 2, 1 -- >> the broadcast is now starting. all attendees in listen-only mode. >> thank you for joining us on heritage events live. we're delighted to welcome you to the heritage foundation's 2021 china transparency report. we hope you enjoy the program. >> thank you, and thank you to everyone joining us

. >> reporter: joint chiefs chairman general mark milley told the house armed services committee, drasticsures are required to counter the scourge of an estimated 20,000 sexual assaults each year. >> it's a very significant problem for cohesion of the force, and we've lost the trust and confidence of the lower ranking troops in it. >> reporter: as part of a year- and-a-half-long cbs news investigation, former soldier, mei-ling jerez, told norah she had been retaliated against for reporting her sexual assault to army leadership. >> o'donnell: did the retaliation that you received ever make you wish that you had never reported it?int where i >> absolutely. it got to the point where i didn't just wish that i never reported. i wished that i had never joined. i wished that i was dead. >> reporter: in letters to the senate armed services committee, members of the joint chiefs of staff expressed concerns about breaking the chain of command, but seemed to acknowledge this will happen with or without them. before it happens, congress must pass a law amending the uniform code of military justice. s

wednesday, the secretary of defense lloyd, often in general, milly appeared before the house armed services committee to talk about the 2022 defense department budget. during that hearing accuse child sex trafficker, what preventive mac gave decided to throw out critical race theory in the u. s. military and express upset at the military. speaking of its history, a poor behavior towards black service members, millie made a painstaking, really clear that c r t isn't taught in the military, but reminded the conservative that west point is a college of the open minded and well read. in what followed that statement was a passionate defense, a black history and acknowledging atrocities that defense has been viewed over 6000000 times on twitter. one line in particular, that conservative, raging melissa quote. and i want to understand white rage, and i'm white. and i want to understand it. so what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and tried to overturn the constitution in the united states of america? what caused that? i want to find out. i want to leave the same party that swea

secretary and the chief of staff testify on the president's 2022 budget at a hearing of the house armed services committee. live coverage begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, onloin at cspan.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight, on american history tv, u.s. capitol historical society chief guide and public historian steve livengood will take you on a tour of the grounds. he shows how many elements from the original design have survived and been adapted as the needs of the complex and congress have changed. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >>> next, on the presidency, we hear about the project to compile thomas jefferson's correspondence so the sage of monticello will be more assessable. the effort is part of a consortium called the founding father's papers. >> hi, there. i am

. >> the house armed services committee and the senate armed services committee are dealing with themerican military issues. virtually every element of that discussion is juxtaposition and the u.s. military against the chinese military buildup. on that side, we are seeing very significant activity. similarly, we are seeing significant activity on building our alliances and relationships. i noticed you have on this screen or part of this discussion, our friends from australia. we will, you will see the united states government and the congress rapidly building our relationships which were nearly destroyed by our former president. we are seeing that with nato and in the pacific. >> we appreciate your time. let's get some more insight in terms of the market reaction. it is senior investment strategist joins us. i'm sure having watched the -- development, how much of this has the market priced in? >> it looks like some of the sectors and specific stocks performed quite well on the announcement. this is something that we were expecting what happened at my team. to be honest, i was a littl

take you live to a house armed services committee hearing meeting where they'll get testimony from christine wormuth and chief of staff general james mcconville on the president's budget request for next year. you're watching live coverage on c-span3.

:30 a.m., fema administrator testifies before the house homeland security committee on agency readiness. at 11:00 a.m. on c-span3, a house armed servicesommittee hearing on the army's 22 budget with the army secretary and the army chief of staff. at 3:00 p.m., a house subcommittee looks at that financial service industries commitment towards racial justice. >> next, economist talk about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy. the aspen institute hosted robert rubin, and the former white house budget director on federal covid economic relief, inflation rates, and the administration's economic policies. this is 45 minutes. gillian: welcome to fiscal resiliency in an uncertain world. what do we do next with the budget? with that, with interest rates and much else. this is a re

vice president cheney and another was duncan hunter, the father that then shared the house armed services committee. but i was the ranking member and a republican from michigan i stayed close and he was very brave to do it and we got the bill passed by the house and then it was an even harder spot in the senate where susan collins who still serves and is a republican member in the northeast but for susan collins i think a chair at the time the senate homeland committee and joe lieberman who was first a democrat and then independent so lieberman, collins and we were the big for working out the differences in the bills, and it was hard but we did it. we met late at night in the office of the house and of course i tell the story and there's another cute story about going out after one of these meetings to have a night cap. c-span folks would. some guy sent over two glasses of wine. so that is what happened and it was hard. we got it done and it took a while like everything else but i think right now under the first woman director, it is doing the job. >> talk a little bit about your relationship with

wisconsin, a member of the seapower and projection forces and readiness committee of the house armed services committee. he's a co-chair of the new bipartisan supply chain task force. next, the president and ceo of milwaukee valve company and chairman of the aircraft carrier industrial base coalition. finally, we have our own my a clark, a researcher in the heritage foundation and author of a recent paper entitled understanding and protecting vital u.s. defense supply chains. if i could give a quick orientation of how we are going to go about doing business this afternoon, i will ask our panelists a variety of questions and, as i'm doing this, i hope you will take the time to type into the chat window on the go to webinar window, go ahead and type your questions in and i will do my best to assimilate them. in 20 or 30 minutes, we will help with your questions. with that, let's get started. my first question is for representative gallagher. you have a constant barrage of important issues on your plate. why are defense supply chains and area of concern to you and could you give us an idea of how congress

house armed services committee hearing earlier this week reveals how the toxic ideology of critical raceory is being pushed from the very top ranks. we showed you the confrontation between congressman jim banks in the navy's highest-ranking officer, admiral michael magillday about the book being used to it looks like indoctrinate our armed forces. here is more. >> did you read the book? >> i did. >> in college, he stated what people are different breed of humans and are responsible -- do you personally consider the conspiracy that white people started aids to be an extremist belief? >> i would have to understand the context -- i am not going to -- >> this is a book you have recommended every sailor - >> a quote from somebody's a book. i am not going to do that. laura: somebody's about? that book is on the list of recommended reading, the menu just saw, indiana congressman, former naval reserve officer jim banks. i think of all the exchanges i saw outside the nonsense that was happening with the putin summit this was the most significant of the week. how shocked are you that admiral gilld

eastern on c-span2, the house armed services committee has lloyd austin testifying on the president's2 budget request. the senate returns at 2:00 to consider judicial nominations. on c-span three, a house oversight subcommittee meets at 10:00. at 2:00, another budget hearing with fbi director christopher wray. >> book tv on c-span2 has nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, an author looks at the u.s. response to the covid-19 pandemic. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, a critical look at the 1619 project with matthew spalding. and peter would, author of 1620, a critical response to the 6019 project. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, a former chief of staff recalls his 25 years after leaving the oval office. watch book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: representative gregory meeks represents new york's fifth district in the queens area. he joins us talk about u.s. foreign policy issues. chairman meeks, good morning. guest: good morning. host: the headline in the "washington times" about the authorization of military force

on c-span3, house armed services committee hearing on the army's 2022 budget with the army secretary, christine were myth and james mcconville. a house so committee looks at the commitment toward economic and racial justice. >> during monday's white house briefing, jen psaki answered questions on president biden's statement regarding the bipartisan infrastructure deal, u.s. airstrikes in iraq, the look fix and the building collapse in florida. this is 50 minutes. >> happy monday. just a couple of items for you at the top. as you all know, last week, the president and a bipartisan group of senators announced in historic info structure deal. it is the greatest deal since the interstate highway system. it will lemonade all that drinking water pipes. -- eliminate all led drinking water pipes. -- lead drinking water pipes. there is a lot of excitement out there. charlie baker came out in support. the american society of civil engineers, numerous travel communities, the national association of counties and many others area the president will travel to wisconsin tomorrow to keep actively mak

. >> reporter: one influential member of congress, vice chair of the house armed services committee,comments about a could have border on sedition. one analyst said it's going to be difficult to prosecute flynn because of free speech protections, but the military could make some moves like possibly taking away his pension. >> let's get some insight from our chief political analyst gloria borger. his denial of what he said on type is ridiculous. >> it is ridiculous. he used the word should. he said it should happen here, period. no reason, that's right. that's what he said. it's not only ridiculous, but it's also dangerous. you have a former short-term national security advisor, because he did plead guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi, as we all know, a plea that he then decided to recant and was pardoned. but he is somebody who has a certain amount of stature. this is somebody retired from the military at a high rank, former national security advisor speaking qanon garbage and also saying things like, you know, donald trump could j just reinstated as president of the united states. so

jillian: ranking member of the house armed services committee says we are well past the time for vaguealk and he joined me. thank you for being here. what does it mean to you that they would face isolation in the international community? what does that mean? >> that is nebulous talk, doesn't mean anything. there need to be consequences for what china has not done, allow open, transparent and independent investigation as to what happened at the wuhan lab. to this point they have not allowed any of this. i argue the world health organization is complicit in helping them keep this undercover because the organization said by the way, you investigate what went on and china did their own investigation, there is nothing to see here. we need to demand action by china and there needs to be results if they don't act and the results should be sanctions against chinese health officials against those who have gone after scientists, those who persecuted scientists and citizen journalists who tried to lay open what happened at the wuhan lab. this back and forth talk to be over with. we need strong, d

during house armed services committee. take a listen. >> we do not teach critical race theory.l race theory. >> i read lennon, that doesn't make me a communist. jillian: he refuted claims that troops are turning, quote, woke by being open-minded and the red. todd: education secretary dell cardona will face questions and speak from a remote location for hearing on policies of the department of education. critical race theory expected on the agenda. emotion boiling over a school board meeting in virginia's loudoun county. [shouting] todd: the hearing set for 10:15 eastern time was my guess is more fireworks. jillian: meantime let's talk about the weather. senior meteorologist janice dean with the forecast. it has been busy in the weather department. carley: >> janice: adam was filling in for me last week. thank you for mentioning me. let's look at the last 24 hours. we have the potential for strong storms today, large hail, damaging wind, isolated tornadoes, severe thunderstorm watches and warnings in effect across the plains states, the upper midwest where we will see potential

joining me now, vice chair of the house armed services committee.o a retired navy commander and represents a district with a heavy military presence. thank you for joining us on this memorial weekend and all weekend. as a former service member, to hear michael flynn, a retired three star army general, former national security adviser, appearing to suggest that a myanmar style coup should, could and should happen in the united states is stunning. to you as someone who swore an oath to the constitution, how do you, how is this happening? >> when i hear these words, this is dangerous. this is just the prom gags of further lies and in my mind, inciting violence. i heard some of the supporters of the former president remarking before i came on. and it is dangerous that someone who served our country and retired as a three star general is using that position, that title, that voice to incite violence. essentially to encourage people to overthrow government as was done in myanmar and it is incredibly concerning. >> as someone who served in the military, i

house floor and on the u.s. senate floor. unfortunately, we are being opposed by jack reed and others who want to keep the retention of this issue in the armed services committeey after something has passed through the committee in both the house and senate to take it out in conference. so the hope of keeping this legislation together so a murder is treated the same as a rape because in the case of vanessa g guillen, she was murdered. we believe that bright line protects both defendants rights and plaintiffs rights and makes the justice system better. >> so will you get to vote? >> that remains to be seen. >> we'll absolutely get a vote in the house. speaker pelosi made a commitment to the guillen family last year that this bill will be heard on the house floor. we want to make sure it happens sooner than later. >> i've been asking unanimous consent every day for the past, i don't know, more than a dozen times, asking to have that floor vote. jack reed has objected every time because he wants to keep this reform narrow, sexual assault only. that could be a grave disservice to our service members. but for the benefit of defendants' rights, it's necessary that y

we're joined by the vice chair of the house arms services committee.for being with us. you wanted a clarification, congresswoman omar issued one. how satisfied are you? >> good morning. first i'd start by saying words matter, and these comments that conflated the u.s., u.s. military, u.s. troops with the taliban and hamas, are unacceptable, and i thought it was important to speak out against that especially as someone who served twoilitary. i represent a community where one out of every five people is in the military or a veteran. to use those words saying the u.s. troops or military were in any way the same as terrorist organizations such as hamas and taliban is unacceptable, and these voices, extremes on the left and the right, get a lot of attention, and i think it's very important for someone like me, someone with a military background, someone who's a moderate and i think represents the views on either side of the aisle in the middle of the majority of americans to speak out against these kinds of comments. that said, she did clarify her remarks.

staff chair general mark milley testify on the pentagon's proposed budget for 2022 at a house armed services committee hearing. watch live today at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2, online at cspan.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> tonight on "american history tv" we'll look at the life and career of president ronald reagan. we'll show you an interview he did with first lady nancy reagan at camp david where they talked about their marriage and life in politics. later his inaugural address and other speeches. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "american history tv." ♪♪ >>> "american history tv" on c-span3 exploring the events that tell the american story. saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern, jerry insler on his book, american trail blazer." then megan kate nelson talks about guerrilla warfare during the civil war, whose tactics included ambushes and surprise raids on unsuspecting troops and towns. sunday at 7:00 p.m., comparing the definitions of free speech in france and the united states and exploring whether france's model would work in the u.s. and sunday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the pre

work washington style, lawmakers applauding after covid-19 protocols are lifted in the house armed services committeeinute. >>> okay, capitol, whoever it is in charge has told us we can be back in the committee, in person, in full numbers without masks or social distancing, that announcement just -- yeah. i missed you too. >> those rules have been in place since the height of the pandemic last year, progressives in the house drawing a firm red line on their support for a bipartisan infrastructure package to prevent -- her caucus wants a guarantee that a second reconciliation process will move forward in parallel. including the climate crisis, medicaid expansion, lowering precipitation drug costs and universal child care. we'll see you back here this time tomorrow, ana cabrera picks up right now. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york, thank you for being with us. president biden is in geneva switzerland 18 hours before his high stakes meeting with russian president vladimir putin. behind the scenes officials say president biden has been intensely preparing for this summit, reviewing issues, speaking

congresswoman chrissy houlihan of pennsylvania an air force veteran and member of the house armed services committeee that prompted the chairman of the joint chiefs to give that passionate response and i wonder, congresswoman, why did you ask the question? why did you feel it was necessary to give him your time to yield your time so that he could expand on a response to two members of congress? >> sure, and thanks for having me. i think his answer speaks for itself. i'm a relatively new member of congress. i'm given five minutes every hearing to ask questions and i expect when i'm asking a question that i would get an answer, and i'm frustrated by the way that we conduct ourselves in the body, sometimes asking questions that we don't want an answer to, that we don't allow time for an answer for, and so i think it's appropriate that when general milley clearly had an opinion and would like to express it we give him the time to articulate that and i'm grateful he articulated what i thought would be his opinion so eloquently and beautifully. >> did you think there was a reason why republicans wanted se

if, surprise, and another of whom was duncan hunter, the father who then chaired the house armed services committeemy chairman, i was ranking member, pete hoekstra, a republican from michigan, stayed close and he was very brave to do it, and we ultimately got the bill passed by the house. and then it was an even harder slog in the senate where susan collins, who still serves -- she's the sole republican member in the northeast, i might add. but susan collins, i think, chaired at the time the senate homeland committee, and joe lieberman who was first a democrat and then an independent was the ranking member. so it was lieberman, colins, harman and hoekstra, and we were the so-called big four working out the differences in the bills. it was hard and we did it. we met late at night in the office of speaker dennis hastert in the house, republican speaker hastert. and, of course, i tell the story that we got along so well that we drank all this wine, which we probably did. and there's another cute story about susan and jane going out after one of these meetings to have a night cap -- >> host: bistro b,

republican leaders claim that the effort is creating division and hurting morale at a house armed services committee hearing the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley responded to criticism. >> of the academy for offering instruction on critical race theory and white rage. take a listen. >> but i do think it's important actually for those of us in uniform to be open-minded and be widely read and united states military academy is a university and it is important that we train and we understand and i i want to understand white rage and i'm white and i want to understand it. so what is it that cause thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america. what caused that? i want to find that out. i want to maintain an open mind here. >> general milley also said the military does not need to apologize for fostering open mindedness. >> and i personally find it offensive. that we are accusing the united states military general offices or commission noncommissioned officers being, quote, woke or something else because we're stu

i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the lead republican on the house armed services committee, mr. rogers from alabama. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for three minutes. mr. rogers: i thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend and colleague, mr. mccaul, for the time. let me start by saying this argument that we have to get rid of the aumf is just ridiculous. we passed the national defense authorization act every -- we pass the national defense authorization act every year. we have passed it for 60 years. this is a false argument that we have to do this to be able to prevent what we're doing in afghanistan or iraq or anyplace else. with regard to the specific bill, this is a deal for our service members overseas. since the liberation of iraq and the murderous regime has armed proxies to kill americans and innocent iraqis. iran has armed proxy militias with small arms, mortars, rockets, and now sophisticated u.a.v.'s that acan avoid defenses. -- that can avoid defenses. the obama and trump administration have used this. people have killed american se

chiefs of chess mark milley testify on the pentagon's proposed budget for 2022 and a house armed services committee meeting. watch live wednesday at 10 am eastern on c-span 3. online at c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span radio app.

republican congressman rob wittman of virginia joining us next, a member of the house armed services committeelater, we will be joined by democratic congressman john sarbanes maryland. more when washington journal continues. ♪ >> here are some of our live coverage today. on c-span, a house hearing on how local food supply chains including farmers markets, have been affected by the covid-19 pandemic. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the house returns at noon for work on a commission to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol and a surface transportation bill. on c-span two at 10:00 a.m., a hearing to examine proposals investigating leaks of classified information. i 1:30, lawmakers discuss how investment in transportation infrastructure can help solve climate issues. at 10:00 on c-span, a hearing on the impact of cryptocurrencies on individual wealth. book tv has top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, a former xerox ceo matt the first black female ceo of a fortune 500 company, on american business and the corporate world. she is interviewed by

administration deanne criswell testifies before the house homeland security committee on agency readiness. at 11:00 a.m. on speeches pane-3-a house armed servicesommittee on the army's 2022 budget with army secretary kristine warmouth and the chief of staff general games mcconnville. at 3:00 p.m. a house subcommittee looks at the financial services committee commitment towards economic and racial justice. >> june 13, and w york has began publishing the >>> on june 13th, 1971, the "new york times" began publishing the pentagon papers, a classified history of the vietnam war. this event subsequently led to the creation of a special investigative unit in the nixon white house which became known as the plummer's. author michael dobbs formerly of "the washington post" has written a book called king richard which has taken a look at the special unit which ultimately resulted in what is nope today as watergate. >> listen at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. >>> "washington journal" continues. >> jinx us now is representative jason smith, republican of missouri and also the ranking member of the budget committee. thanks for giving u

." ♪ >> next, defense secretary lloyd austin tells the house armed services committee he supports removinghe prosecution of sexual assaults from the military chain of command after reading the final report from an independent review commission. also testifying, of the joint chiefs of staff chair, the chief military leaders were on capitol hill to talk about the president's 2022 budget. ut four hours.. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. we have full committee hearing this morning on fiscal year 2022 national authorization budget request from the department of defense. we are honored and joined by the secretary of defense, floyd austin chairman of joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley and the secretary of defense financial officer for the already and look forward to your testimony. we are back in the committee hearing room which is great. we do still allow a hybrid options for members who wish to be dissipating remotely. we have a set of rules i must read so i will do that before making my opening statements. members straining remotely must be visible on screen for the purposes

♪♪ >> defense secretary lloyd austin tells the house armed services committee he supports removing thesecution of sexual assault in the military chain of command. after reading the final report from independent review commission i'm also testifying joint chiefs of staff mark millie military leaders on capitol hill to talk about the president 2022 budget. this runs about four hours.. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. we have full committee hearing this morning on fiscal year 2022 national authorization budget request from the department of defense. we are honored and joined by the secretary of defense, floyd austin chairman of joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley and the secretary of defense financial officer for the already and look forward to your testimony. we are back in the committee hearing room which is great. we do still allow a hybrid options for members who wish to be dissipating remotely. we have a set of rules i must read so i will do that before making my opening statements. members straining remotely must be visible on screen for the purposes of identity ver

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. >> the house arms services committee held a hearing on domestic violence in the military and how cases are prosecuted. we'll hear from the pentagon officials, a domestic violence survivor and the head of an advocacy group for victims. >>>> very first subcommittee an we're now going to have the hearing to order. i want to welcome everyone. that is going to be a completely virtual hearing. the house of representatives. previously, he was a u.s. marine captain. he served seven years in the marine corps and deployed twice to iraq. he also has the sanction of being the fastest man in a 3k race. i'm not going to challenge you. we're going to talk about the very, veryop important serious d troublings topic today. it is the military's prevention and response to the domestic violence. theo startling statistics according to the cdc suggest that one in four women and one in seven men will experience what is called severe physical violence. by spouses or intimate partners in their life times. 27% of people in this country will be battered, bruised and shocked.re we know if it's 25% the women who a

it's an issue that came up during a hearing of the house armed services committee after republican matt is a university. and it is important that we train and we understand -- and i want to understand white rage. i'm white. i personally find it offensive that we are accusing the united states military, our general officers, our commissioned, non-commissioned officers, of being, quote, woke, or something else because we're studying some theories that are out there. >> defense secretary lloyd austin told the committee the military is focused on extremist behaviors not idealogy, and the fbi has labeled white supremacist groups a top threat to our national security. >> that exchange comes as a growing number of states introduce legislation to limit how public school teachers can talk about issues of race and sexism in the classroom. according to an analysis from education week, 25 states have taken steps in recent months to limit discussion of those issues or introduce bills to restrict teaching of what's called critical race theory. scholars say critical race theory teaches about the role

that represents today's starkish clash between good and sinister, and it happened in a house armed services committeeer, general mark milley, offers a blazing rebuke of gop disinformation and politicization of the united states military. we're going to show you milley's remarks which were a response to a question from alleged child sex trafficker matt gaetz. here they are. >> i want to understand white rage and i'm white. i want to understand it. so what is it that caused thousands of people to assault this building and try to overturn the constitution of the united states of america. what caused that? i want to find that out. i want to maintain an open mind here and i do want to analyze it. it's important that we understand that because our soldiers, airmen, sailors, marines and guardians come from the american people so it's important that the leaders now and in the future do understand it. i've read karl marx and i've read lenin. that doesn't make me a communist. so what is wrong with having some situational understanding about the country for which we are here to defend. i personally find it offe

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reconciliation, senate budget committee chair senator bernie sanders has drawn a red line saying there's either going to be both or nothing. joining us now house armed services even with pay bipartisan deal out of the senate, it could come into the house and run into a little bit of trouble. what's your stance, and what's your thinking on the best way to move forward in terms-two-prong strategy. >> kasie, there are three broad concerns. first, if there's no significant climate legislation, it won't pass the house. and the house is not going to take the senate's word for it if we pass something bipartisan, then we can pass reconciliation later on. it has to be simultaneous. second, we're never going to support a tax on the working class and set up a tax on the ultra wealthy. that's forcing president biden to break his own pledge. so if the gas fax increases we won't have the vote. you can't increase taxes or user fees on electric vehicles. these are the three broad concerns i'm hearing among progressives. >> so, given all of that, do you see any path forward for the bipartisan talks? the pay forward is that looks like we've been talking about these talks now

from the house armed services committee, this is the two and a half hours. >> call the meeting to order. this morning our full committee hearing is on the fiscal year 2022 national defense authorization budget request request for the department of the army, and we are joined by the honorable christine warmuth who is the secretary of the army. not an acting secretary. this is a momentous day for us, so appreciate to have you here and congratulations on your confirmation and appointment. and general james mcconville, chief of staff of the u.s. army. we are still doing a hybrid hearing which means some members, as you will see, are participating virtually, and we have rules for that, so i will read those rules, and then we'll get started. members must be visible on screen for the purposes of identification, establishing and maintaining a quorum, participating in the proceeding and voting. those members must continue to use the video function while in attendance unless they experience connect utah issues or problems that render them unable to participate on camera. if a member has issues, t

." ♪ >> next, defense secretary lloyd austin tells the house armed services committee he supports removingtion of sexual assaults from the military chain of command after reading the final report from an independent review commission. also testifying, of the joint chiefs of staff chair, the chief military leaders were on capitol hill to talk about the president's 2022 budget. ut four hours.