having it be a comprehensive strategy that is not just military, also >> today the center for american congress will hold a discussion on how technology is changing health care. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or full coverage on c-spannow, our new video app. >> this afternoon president biden will provide an update on the u.s. economy. you can watch it live starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span online at c-span.org, or coverage on c-spannow our new video app. >> our first guest of the morning is -- nayak, the president for the center of american progress action fund and a counselor for the center for american progress. thank you for giving us your

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having it be a comprehensive strategy that is not just military, also >> today the center for american congress will hold a discussion on how technology is changing health care. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or full coverage on c-spannow, our new video app. >> this afternoon president biden will provide an update on the u.s. economy. you can watch it live starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span online at c-span.org, or coverage on c-spannow our new video app. >> our first guest of the morning is -- nayak, the president for the center of american progress action fund and a counselor for the center for american progress. thank you for giving us your time. i think the folks who watch the program long enough are mill your with the center for american progress, but what is the action fund and how is it different? guest: it is the active arm of the center. the center for american progress is one of the leading progressive think tanks. we really do policy work across a wide range of issues, national security, the economy, climate change, and the action fund focuses on the -- on taking th

basically, every american congress hears it -- republican in congress hears it. we know that none in the house would will for this bill. and the democrats have decided that they do not need the votes. just like the republicans did with the tax cuts, they're using their reconciliation process to vote on party lines. the only small thing i would take here with the caller's description is i do not think that democrats are burying the immigration provision at all, they are talking about it, and they see it as a positive. of course, it's a huge gap between the parties, but not something that they are trying to hide. it also could end up falling out of the bill. so we will have to watch that. host: jim tankersley covers of the white house, specifically on economic policy. we'll look for your reporting this week on the president's fed pick. thanks for being with us. >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, discussion on president

so actually this now goes back to westminster, to the american congress, to each of the national parliamentsll come back next year at about this time to egypt, where cop 27 will be held and they will bring back stronger commitments which will together add up to a pathway towards holding climate change towards holding climate change to 1.5 degrees, globalwarming to 1.5 degrees, globalwarming to 1.5 degrees, globalwarming to 1.5 degrees. so it's going back to national capitals and politics. this isjust the annual coming together, if you like, of all those domestic political processes, and it's where we tell each other how far we have got at home. this time we told each other, well done, but you are not nearly there, come back in a year. it will be done in our parliament and in every country around the world and it's not going to be easy. world and it's not going to be eas . ., ., ~ , ., , easy. the hard work starts here. michael— easy. the hard work starts here. michaeljacobs, - easy. the hard work starts | here. michaeljacobs, great easy. the hard work starts - here. michaeljacobs, great to h

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evan lambert shows us how both could impact millions of americans. congress did not do anything about this before their thanksgiving break. now they have just a few days to come up with a deal, possibly a stopgap. at least one of those to avoid a government shutdown. let's take a step back and tell people how we got here. >> congress passed a short-term funding measure in october. but that runs out on december 3rd, they could come together and agree on a long-term spending bill or pass another stopgap, nothing happens by friday. the government could shut down and this has happened several times before the last one stretching 35 days ending in january 2019. if the government shuts down hundreds of thousands of federal workers, not just here in dc but all across the country could face furloughs, essential workers, though. like tsa officers and other federal law enforcement. they'd still have to work. they just wouldn't get paid. also national parks and monuments could close. there would also be disruptions to many operations at the fda and cdc, although covid r

americans. >> congressman gosar is not a congress math. he exists only to lead, to be part of insurrections, to be part of mobs. howard: will, many conservative commentators say paul gosar's video was a joke, killing aoc, stabbing joe biden, used by democrats to punish a guy whose politics they don't like. liberal commentators say it was totally unacceptable, and that led to this party-line vote with two republicans joining the democrats. we have a real media divide here. >> by degree. by degree from what most everyone ooh i've heard from, everyone agrees it was a juvenile, dumb video for gosar to post, the question is whether or not it is incitement to violence. and again, you know the word that everyone's had to become familiar with, howie? narrative. what is narrative? narrative is a overarching story that you can fit real truths into. the narrative is that

and now a lot of african-american members of congress are winning districts that have less than 50% african-american populations. out of the 53 current members of the congressional black caucus, only 19 represent districts where there is an absolute black majority. what that's led to is a conversation about what is the fair threshold to allow communities of color to elect candidates of choice? and that varies from district to district. in a rural southern district it might take an absolute black majority to elect a black member. but in a more metropolitan district, charlotte, north carolina, a 32-35% black district can comfortably elect a black candidate of choice. this is a very difficult matter for courts to resolve. what is the fair threshold to draw these districts? and you are going to find disagreement on both sides of the aisle. host: i want to ask about what happened in new hampshire. your colleague, jessica taylor, on political report website, sununu's decision not to run for new hampshire senate gives democrats a brief reprieve. guest: this is a welcome development for democrats, the most

we laid the foundation for this recovery with my american rescue plan that congress passed at the beginning of my term. it put money in the pockets of working families and gay families with kids a tax cut each month. it helps keep small businesses going in the dark days earlier this year and provided the resources to launch one of the fastest mass vaccination programs ever. we got more than 220 million shots in arms in my first 100 days. we did not stop there. in recent months, we started implementing vaccination requirements, which helped bring the number of unvaccinated adults from 100 million several months ago to 60 million now. that is good for our health, and also good for our economy. now vaccinated workers are going back to work, vaccinated shoppers are going back to stores, and with the launch of a vaccine for kids ages five to 11 this week, we can make sure more vaccinated children stay in school. these plans i have implemented, through these plans, economic success, economic rescue and vaccination plans, both of those plans have made the economy the end of the world. we are the f

congress -- [no audio] -- also have to define when they cheat. this could be a way to a greater understanding of their perspective. there are challenges that americans and congress face. i do not believe we have clearly defined what it is we should compete with china when they are competing with the united states and other nations. when they are cheating and when -- and what we need to call them out and finally when we ought to cooperate on certain issues like climate change or security in different regions of the world. jonathan: this is no small feat getting bipartisan legislation related to this center. it was introduced alongside republicans like gallagher. both of you have spent time talking about china and the challenges it represents. what you talk about it it different ways. you have characterized a challenge in different ways. you said china was a regime that threatens our cities, that was a remark from just yesterday when the hypersonic missile reports came out. you have made a compelling case for why this translation center should exist. why do you think your republican colleagues also like the idea? [no audio] jonathan: are we having a t

state law also asked us to consider the name of usaid american citizen to testify publicly before congressn 2017. even though his testimony remains in the website the house foreign affairs committee and the hearing video is available by c-span these are just a few examples but regardless of this weird request there was a risk-based assessment looking at those 2400 request for redaction's and we found for that made some sense and we also have another internal review looking at other audits and reports we had taken down before to make the decision that they should go back up on the public website. so no audience in washington better understands the danger of limiting public access to information in the name of security than you. simply because the war in afghanistan has concluded does not mean the american people or the elected representatives do not have a right to know the truth about what happened in afghanistan over the last 20 years. to that and congress has tasked us with a number of assignmentshe. they include answering the following questions. why did the afghan government collapse d

to rugby union and exeter chiefs have been told their native american—style branding uses a "dehumanising stereotype". the national congressganisation also complained about the use of headdresses and facepaint, along with tomahawk rituals performed at matches. more than three and a half thousand chiefs fans have previously signed a petition calling on the club to rethink its name and branding. sale prop bevan rodd, has been called up to the england's squad for the first time for their match against australia on saturday in place ofjoe marler. rodd was born in scotland, but has represented england at age—grade level. a senior cap would commit him to eddiejones' side. marler, who came off the bench in saturday's win over tonga, tested positive for coronavirus on monday evening. wing alex cuthbert will make his first wales appearance for four years as one of five changes for sunday's match against fiji. ellisjenkins will captain the side after performing well in his first test match for three years in the loss to southafrica. full—back liam williams, scrum—half kieran hardy and centre johnny williams have been recalled in a r

it is american national congress is all there is a document suggesting that the german government, army, members of the u. s. congress not to impose sanctions on the node stream to pipeline because this new would undermine us credibility and damage trans, atlantic alliance. unity thing would you confirm the german federal government efforts to come to the sanctions? i can see that these are mental chiefs of both the foreign and economics and technology ministries. he visited washington d. c. recently and conducted fruitful negotiations with representatives of the u. s . government and congress. we are continuing its hence coordination of efforts with our sub ministration. if i'm on the implementation of a joint statement on nordstrom to regularly exchange of views on the subject on many levels, opposition in regard to sanctions is well known. where categorically, again, with any sanctions against violence. so they should not surprise anyone, soon becomes what can you tell us about the success possible outcomes of germany's efforts on blocking the sanctions in the us senate? i think they

i believe that demonstrates that the american taxpayer not only deserves answers, they want answers and they demand them as do their representatives in congress. we also owe it to the families of the over 2400 americans who lost their lives supporting the mission of anna stan step is to tell them why the effort to build a strong and sustainable afghan state failed so dramatically. in closing, it is up to all of us at sigar, in congress and the press to ask the questions that must be asked and cover the answers no matter how unpleasant they may be. i thank you and i look forward to your questions no matter how pleasant or unpleasant they may be, thank you. >> thank you and i know we have a lot of questions. you mentioned the defense department has made some information about the afghan military classified. this war has lasted 20 years, has it resulted in a generation of military leaders who can no longer tell the truth? >> i think there is a lot of military commanders who know how to tell the truth and i think there are a lot of younger officers in the military who were telling the truth and a lot of them actually risked careers by sending rep

if this is so important and crucial to the american health system, congress and the senate should pass a law. the president should sign it. then we can all get vaccinated because we are being represented by our voted in individuals representing we the people. speaking of democrats, the poster child is dr. fauci. why is it now we have the nih admitting we did fund with u.s. taxpayers -- we the people paid to the chinese to do research on covid vaccines. guest: those are two separate questions. let me start with tony fauci, a close friend. i have known him for 30 years. this is a sincere, decent, honest, hard-working, super intelligent, honest person. he did not deceive the american people. from what he understood, there was no gain of function research in the wuhan to due to virology -- institute of virology funded by nih. in terms of we the people, the declaration of independence does say that. our constitution -- the federal government has no authority to mandate a vaccine. it is basically at a city and state level. president biden's orders are based upon the federal workforce and con

but the american people and congress didn't think he measured up to the other greats like washington and lincoln. and so, jefferson got the spot. but roosevelt has great memorials around the united states. it's now in d.c. in the title basin. but in the potomac, is 88 acres of great wildlife trails. it's the greatest respite in the nation's capitol in terms of open space. and there's memory everywhere. in new york, you can wander down east 20th street and stumble on the victoria browns stone or the rio roosevelt in brazil, which is a river named after roosevelt. he's everywhere. he's in everyone of the 50 states. you can find him just about anywhere in many different ways, other than monuments and sites of memory. i have a lot of questions and i'm sure there are a lot of people that want to talk about or places where they spotted rooz volt. i'm going to toss everything back to ann to kick off the question and answer round. >> that brings me to one of the things i want to ask. i covered the presidents and teddy roosevelt's enduring gift to modern president is the west wing of the whit

the second thing is for the american people is congress is controlled by the democrats. i hope they stand up and find a backbone at force a tv camera inside the supreme court. make a bill that they have to have to open the supreme court with the american people can see the government network. they are in charge. have some backbone where we can see what is going on inside the supreme court. this is the 21st century. we should not be blocked out from seeing what is going on with clarence thomas the supreme court. host: bonnie from maryland on the republican line. good morning. caller: i don't know -- anyway, i'm upset with the democrats giving everybody raises. i am on social security. they give us a five point something raise and brag about it, yet my medicare went up over 14%. last year, i got $11 is all. food is going up. all my utilities went up. but somebody that works at mcdonald's and says -- do you want a supersized gets double what i get. i get $694 a month. they claim that is too much because i had to fight them. it is ridiculous. our medicare covers nothing, yet

i am ann american representative in congress. that's my responsibility and i'm willing to work on legislation that benefits everybody across the nation and we should first look at it as whati are we doig for good public policy not representing one party or another but the american people. we are coming up on the debt ceiling. what we are looking at with the debt ceiling there's a lot of things that are rolled into this. we have the speaker and the president saying that theyhe wat to spend $5 trillion and it's not going to cost anything. then they make statements that this is debt from previous administrations. well, give me a number and let me knowon what the number is for the debt limit that needs to be raised butt until people are serious about getting back to what's going to put us on the right path financially which means committee of jurisdiction, regular order and having anybody's input on this, we need to be careful about what we do with our debt limit and the fact that america would default if we don't raise the debt limi

we laid the foundation with the american rescue plan that congress passed at the beginning of my term. they put money in working family's pockets. it gave families of kids a tax credit each month, and it provided the resources needed to launch one of the fastest mass vaccination programs ever. we have more than 220 million shots in arms in my first 100 days. we have started implementing vaccination requirements, which will help bring the number of unvaccinated adults down is country to 60 million now. that is good for health, but it is also good for our economy. now vaccinated are going back to work, vaccinated choppers are going back to stories, and with the launch of the vaccine for kids ages five through 11 this week we can make sure more vaccinated children can stay in school. these plans i have implemented economic success, rescue, and vaccination plans, both of them have made the economy the envy of the world. we are the fastest growing major economy and one creating jobs at a faster pace than now. yes, there is a lot more to be done. we still have to tackle the cost of american

american history. this is what we've been clamoring for in a bipartisan way as long as i have been serving in this congress. and yesterday, president biden delivered. and he did it with the support, bipartisan support of the senate. and the overwhelming support of the american people. unfortunately, in this chamber, my colleagues on the other side-view any sort of bipartisan -- side view any sort of bipartisan effort too difficult to support, too difficult to stand with the republicans and democrats in the senate. too difficult to stand with democrats here. too difficult apparently to stand with the american people in moving forward with a massive infrastructure plan that will help strengthen every community across our country. i'm so proud that this house joined with the senate in sending this legislation to president biden. and yesterday, as i said, was a historic day as president biden signed that into law. and as we move forward to the build back better act, again, i note for my colleagues here, this, too, is so popular throughout america because everyone understands that if we invest in the american p

virginia, president biden now sending a message to democrats in congress, saying the democratic party needs to, quote, produce for the american those two bills held up by in-fighting among the democrats. tonight, virginia's republican governor-elect glenn youngkin celebrating his victory in a state president biden won by ten points just a year ago. rachel scott standing by tonight. >>> the first covid vaccinations now under way for children ages

when this is a huge like it, like the american people, he lied to congress about an issue. the got thousands of americans put into harms way, and 13 of them killed because of jo biden's lie. or that does it for me, the sarah. i will be back in about 32 minutes with another phone. fresh look she news. stay with us. this is our to international one that makes no sense, you know, born is and is blind to tease. and you as a merge, we don't have with the we don't on the back seat. the whole world needs to take action and be ready. people are judge, you know, come in, crisis with we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security at any machine because it's an extension of tradi

harshbarger: one of the top concerns for americans is the cost for prescription drugs. congress must do something to lower the prescription drug prices. we know americans want lower prices but they don't want to lower access to great receiving treatments. i know a thing or two about safeguarding patient access to affordable medicines and solving patient problems. we absolutely need to reform the way pharmaceutical manufacturers price their products and sometimes manipulate the system. but there's another part of drug pricing equation that doesn't get nearly as much attention but is equally important and that's the role of the pharmacy benefit managers, or p.b.m.'s. their lack of transparency, their market dominance, and the effects of their business practices on drug prices and patient choices. p.b.m.'s were created as middle men to reduce administrative costs for insurers, validate patient's eligibility, administer plan benefits and negotiate costs between pharmacies and health plans, but they've morphed into the most highly concentrated and least accountable profit centers in

virginia, president biden now sending a message to democrats in congress, saying the democratic party needs to, quote, produce for the americannd urging congress to pass those two bills held up by in-fighting among the democrats. tonight, virginia's republican governor elect glenn youngkin celebrating his victory, in a state president biden won by ten points just a year ago. rachel scott standing by tonight. >>> the first covid vaccinations now under w

american people. he lied to congress about an issue. the got thousands of americans put into harms way, and 13 of them killed because of jo biden's lie. or that does it for me this hour in about 29 minutes. i will be back with your headlines. stay with us, this is our international ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders give.

american people. he lied to congress about an issue. the got thousands of americans put into harms way, and 13 of them killed because of jo. biden's lie that does it for me this hour i will be back in. let's say 29 minutes with another full fresh look at your news. this is our to international. glad have you with us. ah.

american people. he lied to congress about an issue he got thousands of americans put into harms way, and 13 of them killed because of jo biden's life. and that does it for me this hour . i will be back in about 32 minutes with another full infectious new stay with us . this is our international ah. if we can now look into people's minds, read the thoughts. the question then is, what kind of consequence we would take from this? i think you take the example fly, it would prevent us from lying. wouldn't be able to lie anymore if everything becomes transparent, but what we're thinking. mm. ah . welcome to the alex amateur. will we look once again at the corporate crisis and examined why the virus is continuing to read in so many countries? i'm still at pandemic labels in the usa, russia, germany, ukraine, and turkey infections arriving at 30000 a day or more. hospital admission departments are buckling under the pressure and weakly dest. it's are into the thousands, across the world. the death tor, from cupboard 19, is now beyond 5000000. and in the northern hemisphere, winter is coming to day with time to th

from some of its earlier jurisprudence and i think you do see democratic safe african-american members of congress willing to allow their districts to be a little bit more -- not as densely african-american and still win those seats in places where democrats control the redistricting and that's also contributing to this growth in the number of african-americans but especially in seats that are not dominant majority/minority. >> john, thank you very much. there's certainly a number of lawsuits pending, when do you expect redistricting to be finished? john: well, it almost is never finished because sometimes these lawsuits continue past the first time we draw the map and continue all the way through the decade. we are at the beginning in a sense. i think we've seen at least the first drafts of a majority of states and we have some sense of what they're going to look like. but our elections are coming up. we have primary elections that will have to happen next year. the real final work of the -- however the legislature or the commission is going to draw the lines are going to happen in the next two m

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we also know that under the american rescue plan, congress requires state educational agencies to reserve at least 5% of their total erp and a disproportional impact from the pandemic on underserved students. bilal requires districts reserve at least 20% of the allocation. how is the department monitoring and overseeing this? can you tell us more about how states and districts are using their funds and let us know what we can do to make governors like governor desantis release money that he is holding for critical funding for our state? ms. marten: thank you for the opportunity to talk about the speed as you mentioned, the focus on learning loss was intended and it is part of how we approve the state plans, looking for what you talked about, the 20% being dedicated to that. in 13 days after the bill was signed, we sent money to states in the first release of funds and now 95% of the $122 billion of those funds has been released. 25%, three point $5 billion directed towards learning loss, we are monitoring that state-by-state and we are seeing the ways we are addressing learning loss. 6000