terry schilling, your thoughts, your concerns. guest: my concern number one is the military has made a series of moves and decisions recently that start to suggest that they have become woke, that they have adopted a lot of left-wing ideology. his comments about wanting to understand "white rage," and how a group of people could storm the capital and try to overtake the democracy. let's rewind because he said a lot of things. i reject the entire notion that was an insurrection. there were no guns. we were not the ones with the guns. there were no bombs. it was a bunch of hooligans and ne'er-do-wells. they stayed in the white line at the capital. they weren't trying to destroy it. they were outraged. it is not white rage that drove what happened on january 6. it is a feeling that the system is rigged against the american people. if you really want to understand how people can go and stormy capitol building -- storm a capitol building, go to the founding of the country when people stormed the british, took over tea ships and had 18

terry schilling we are short on time. your quick response.uest: on the transgender issue and individuals versus famished -- number one, when it comes to kids, parents are in charge until they reach the age of 18 or whatever the age is in their state, so parents should be firmly in charge of their kid's well-being and their education. secondly, i don't know where to begin. beasley, critical race theory is being taught, which is why it is being opposed by these parents. school boards are voting on it, and that is what is driving these parents across the country to show up. i wish the republican party was trying to tackle these issues, but it is a slog. i am trying to convince a lot of republicans to fight this and they don't want to because i don't want to get involved in controversial issues, as important as they are. third, black history -- i don't know where you grew up, maybe it is broken, maybe you have really terrible schools, but where i grew up, i knew all about slavery, the founding, civil rights, how important the fight was, how evil

. >> terry schilling is the president of the american principles project. we want to talk about the american family. what is your organization? why was offended? -- why was it founded? >> we were founded in 2009. we were different then. we were almost like an orphanage for super important issues that politicians and conservatives were not caring about. we had a gold standard project, a religious freedom project, an immigration project. a few years ago, we reassessed the threats in the country. we found a major gap when it came to filling the little gap for family policy. there are a left -- a lot of great family groups out there who do legislative and ministerial work. but, there was nobody going into campaign and elections and making politicians pay a price when they hurt family with public policy. we revamped avp. there was a mini revolution. we wanted to fill that political gap for families. our board chairman sean tyler says we are the nra for families. i think that is the right way to look at this. we are not organizing owners in politics. we are organ

terry schilling, your thoughts, your concerns.uest: my concern number one is the military has made a series of moves and decisions recently that start to suggest that they have become woke, that they have adopted a lot of left-wing ideology. his comments about wanting to understand "white rage," and how a group of people could storm the capital and try to overtake the democracy. let's rewind because he said a lot of things. i reject the entire notion that was an insurrection. there were no guns. we were not the ones with the guns. there were no bombs. it was a bunch of hooligans and ne'er-do-wells. they stayed in the white line at the capital. they weren't trying to destroy it. they were outraged. it is not white rage that drove what happened on january 6. it is a feeling that the system is rigged against the american people. if you really want to understand how people can go and stormy capitol building -- storm a capitol building, go to the founding of the country when people stormed the british, took over tea ships and had 18 pa

coming up this morning, american printable's project president terry schilling on his group's lobbying efforts on behalf of american families. and former california congresswoman jane harman on her new book on u.s. national security, "insanity defense." be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. ♪ >> after meeting with families of the victims of the surfside, florida condo collapse, president biden spoke to the media about emergency cooperation efforts and announced that the federal government would cover the search and rescue costs for the first 30 days. the president was also asked about the supreme court's decision on arizona voting rights. this is 15 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] president biden: let me begin by saying the degree of cooperation between local, state and federal officials down here has been remarkable. i want to thank our fema director for leading t

. >> terry schilling is the president of the american principles project. we want to talk about the american family.

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coming up this morning, american principles project president terry schilling on his group's lobbying effort. and former california congresswoman jane harman on her new book on u.s. national security. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning, and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> this morning, discussion about the biden agenda with unneeded on -- with anita dunn. watch online or listen on the free c-span radio app. arkansas senator tom cotton discussed issues of race and the military at a virtual event hosted by the heritage foundation. he talked about his time serving in the u.s. army, current military training practices, and service member recruitment. >> senator, thank you for joining us today on this important topic. it's carving time out of your schedule. you've really taken an opportunity to address challenges facing the country and the military in particular, i'm talking about critical race theory and how it might be implemented or how it is being implemented in various training sessions in the military. but

coming up friday morning, american principles project president terry schilling on his group's lobbyingformer california congresswoman jane harman on her new book, "insanity defense." watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern friday morning. and be sure to join in with your phone calls, e-mails, texts and betweens. ♪ -- and tweets. ♪ finish. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. there's a collection of c-span products. browse to see what's new. your purchase will support our nonprofit operations, and you still have time to order the congressional directory with contact information for members of congress and the biden administration. go to c-spanshop.org. >> the administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services discuss health care access, medicaid expansion, telehealth services and the impact of covid-19 on the health industry. this also includes interviews with unitedhealth group executive vice president dr. margaret mary wilson and democratic congressman berra, a doctor. from an event hosted