pm eastern time. you can watch on our c-span now video app or online on c-span.org. if you miss it today it is going to re-air at 9 pm eastern time on c-span, tonight. dale, granville pennsylvania. you support the legislation? >> pardon? >> hey, dale, you have to turn down your television. can you mute it? >> i am sorry. okay. >> there you go. you are up, it is your turn. what do you think about this gun legislation? >> okay, i support the legislation. i have a lot of confidence in our representatives and i think they will do the best they can. when i do not understand is why they can't stop the purchase of these ar-15s and automatic weapons when in the 1930s and 1940s whiz stopped the sale, the private citizens of tommy guns and sub machine guns. because gangsters use them. what's seems to be so difficult to stop the sales of ar-15s, which are a weapon a regular citizen does not need. that is all i'm saying >> jim, saint petersburg, florida, gun owner. hi, jim. jim, good morning. >> glad you got my call, good morning. can you hear me? >> yes, we can, please go ahead.

live coverage begins at 3 pm eastern on c-span 3, you can also watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. you can get this wherever you get your podcast. washington journal continues. congressman jim himes is with us. he is a member of the financial services committee, he is also on the select committee on economic disparity, fairness, and growth. he is the chair of that select committee. with us today to talk about a number of issues, inflation, some of the issues that have been dealt with in the u.s. health. welcome back to washington journal. >> good to be with. >> let me ask about the fairness and growth, you are the chair of this, what is the purpose of that committee. >> this is a slight money that the speaker of the house created to look at this problem, it is bad and getting worse in this country, it is getting more and wealth and income, concentrated in a very small group of wealthy americans. the problem with that is we have always lived with poverty, what is happening now is the middle class is finding it very hard, in some places in profitable to stay

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if you miss the hearing will be showing it again at 9 pm eastern time on c-span. members have been focusing on how former president trump pressured officials to influence the outcome of the vote in those states. again, the hearing is expected to resume shortly. step away, you can watch the hearing on the go on c-span now, our free mobile video app. the committee will be an order. president trump's pressure campaign against eight officials existed in all the key battleground states he lost. the former president had a particular obsession with georgia. here is the president on the afternoon of january 6th, after his own attorney general warned him that the claims you are about to hear our patently false. >> he should find those votes. they should absolutely find them. just over 11,000 votes, that's all we need. they defrauded us out of a win in georgia. and we're not going to forget it. >> so the state of georgia is where we will turn our attention to next. i want to emphasize that our investigation into these issues is still ongoing. as i stated in our last hearing

if you miss the hearing will be showing it again at 9 pm eastern time on c-span. members have been focusing on how former president trump pressured officials to influence the outcome of the vote in those states. again, the hearing is expected to resume shortly. the gender six committee is in a drop short break. members have focused on how former president trump presidents to influence the outcome of the vote in those states. tonight's commissioner is adam schiff, he's representing california for 11 terms. he also sits on the house judiciary committee. he participated in the impeachment -- today's january six committee hearings and all of c-span's programming is brought to you as a public service by the cable industry, and these television companies, including -- if you're watching on tv but you have to step away, you can watch the hearing on the go on c-span now, our free mobile video app. the committee will be an order. president trump's pressure campaign against eight officials existed in all the key battleground states he lost. the former president had a partic

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