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p.m. eastern on c-span. u.s. postmaster general has informed the postal board of governors he intends to stand wn from his roling the usp set -- usps. rote i worked tirelessly to lead the men and women of the an extraordinary transformation. we have served the american people through an unprecedented pandemic aough high infland sensationalized politics. our successful r delivering 930 million covid test kits to 91 million households is one testament to the superb work performed these last five years. the letter requests the board o governors begin the process of selecting a new postmaster genel. mr. dejoy was originally tapped by mr. trump to lead the agency, 2020. >> later today fmer republican new hampshire governor chris sununu dcusses democracy and trump administration policies at an eve hosted by george washington university. watch live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. [applause] >> next, hawaii governor josh green delivers his 2025 state of the state address before a join

p.m. eastern on c-span. >> later today, former republican new hampshire governorhris sununu discusses democracy and trump administration policies at an even hosted by at george washington university. watch live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. it is now our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> democracy belongs to us all. >> we are here in the sanctuary of democracy. >> great responsibilities fall again to great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom of democracy must be constantly guarded and protected. >> at our core we are still a democracy. >> this is a massive victory for democracy and freedom. >> here is the gallup poll from last week taking a last look at questions asked about members of the political parties and changes they would like to see within the parties. one of the questions was when it comes to preferences saying if you had to choose, would you rather see the democratic party become more liberal, stay the same, or become more moderate commit if you h

p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> i grew up on a thousand acre cattle ranch in west texas outside of abilene. we raised angus and brangus beef cows. ever since i can remember, building fences, driving tractors, driving backhoes everything you could do on a thousand acre cattle ranch. i don't remember a time in my life where i didn't have a job. growing up in a different environment, unique in rural west texas, it's god's country out there. >> what do those experiences teach you? >> you learn the value of a dollar immediately. like i said, i was getting paid $6 an hour in kindergarten whenever i was working on the ranch and helping my dad do whatever he needed to do on the ranch, but you learn the value of a dollar and work hard and work long. >> the fact that i was one of the first two women, clare and i were elected the same year, i think it's a testament to the fact that there were some gaps in knowledge among the caucus before we joined. you know, not folks had had a lot of different experienc

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p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> an opportunity arose to serve a lifelong service. i served in the military, joint base mcguire, been an internist working in the community, also took care of veterans, active-duty when i was serving on the base, and i've been in the legislature of new jersey for 26 years until a couple days ago. i have lived a life of service and this opportunity arose so i could continue to serve, always been my goal. >> my time in the legislature, been there six years, four years in the house, two years in the senate. i worked hard to be a bridge builder, to do more listening, not talking. i passed 90 bills into law the many bipartisan support or authors. of course as the only ob/gyn in the legislature, i hope to lead the effort to access to reproductive health care in minnesota which was a needed protection in the wake of the dobbs decision. >> we had to pay our way through school, fortunate enough to receive a scholarship to towson university. i got really involved in student government, eventually appointed to date regents system at the diversit

p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including cox. when connection is needed most, cox is there to help, bringing affordable internet to families in need. new tech to boys and girls club's, and support to veterans. whenever and wherever it matters most, we will be there. cox supports c-span giving you a front row seat to democracy. joining us now to discuss the fentanyl crisis in the u.s. is dr. jeffrey singer, a health policy studies senior fellow at the cato institute. dr. singer, thank you so much for being with us. why don't we start by having to talk about your background both as a practitioner and also as a health policy researcher. guest: i'm originally from new york as you can probably tell by my accent but i've been in arizona now for 45 years and i've been practicing and private practices as a general surgeon for about 40 years, and i'm also a senior fellow at the cato institute in the department of health policy. the cato institute is a nonprofit, nonparti

p.m. eastern on c-span. president trump hosted reception to mark black history month at the white house. who help drive our country forward to greatness. the president was joined by golf pro tiger woods. >>. >> thank you very much. thank you while. these are the best people tiger and we have adam scott here, one of the greatest golfers in the world. i've always tried to swing just like adam and never work that way. tiger we know i just want to thank adam and tiger and the commissioner of golf, jay, thank you for much for being here. >> is there anybody like our tiger? >> is an honor to be here with all of wiyou. i want to thank all of you very much for being here welcome to the white house we proudly celebrate black history month! how are you darling? today we play tribute to the generations of legends champions warriors patriots who help drive our country forward to greatness. and you really are great people what a great group. i have some people in front of me every once in a while with all the problems th

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p.m. on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on the free c-span now app. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. here's a look at what's coming up this weekend. former obama administration homeland security senior advisor charles marino argues that president biden's border policies have weakened u.s. national security in his book. at 9:00 p.m. eastern, colette shade reflects on how cultural and technological innovations of the early 2000 impacted the past, present and future. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, eva dou of the washington post shares her book which examines how huawei became china's most powerful company and what it means r the global competitors. she's interviewed by adam segal. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2, and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime that booktv.org. ♪ >> in his latest book titled "waste land," robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the world's

on how u.s. allies and partners are navigating the second trump administration policies live from the center for strategic and international studies watch at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two, c-span now or -- our mobile video app or online at c-span.org. >> all this week, watch c-span's new members of congress series where we spoke to republicans and democrats about their early lives, previous careers, families, and why they decided to run for office. tonight, at 9:30 p.m. eastern hour interviews include montana republican congres t

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on c-span2. and more from cpac this afternoon with florida congressman byron donalds, hud secretary scott turner and others. that's also live on c-span2 at 3:15 p.m. eastern. additional coverage on c-span now and c-span.org. then tonight, homeland security kristi noem gives key remarks at the ronald reagan dinner hosted by cpac. that live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span, also on the app and online. we get back to your calls now in jeff in west virginia, a democrat. hi, jeff. caller: yes, ma'am. i'm calling from west virginia, the red state for donald trump. and they have a place called public debt. and a lot of my neighbors who vote for trump, they're walking around scared, crying, nervous, and they are forever trumpers but i'm a diabetic and i'm on medicare and when joe biden was in there, my insulin was $6 for 28-day exploit. i just went to c.v.s. to get my new supply. it went back to $80 because the american recovery act was canceled. so it went from $6 to $80. so i don't know if anybody else out there on medicare and are diabetic that their insulin shoot from $6 to $80. but this is sad. all these new senator, nobody calls you back. you're getting a recording. an

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on a thousand-acre cattle ranch. >> watch new members of congress all this week starting at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> maryland governor wes moore gave his 2025 state of the state address to a joint session of the legislature in annapolis, within which he addressed the rebuilding of the collapsed francis scott key bridge in baltimore that was hit by a cargo ship a year ago. this is about 50 minutes. >> members of the general assembly, constitutional officers, distinguished colleague, representing local and state and also federal government, first lady, and my fellow -- [applause] and all of my fellow marylanders. i want to start by saying that we continue to pray for the families and also for the victims of the aerial collision that took place one week ago today. over the potomac. our hearts are still with all of those who are hurting, and we pray for god's grace for all of those we lost. what happened last wednesday was one of the worst aviation disasters in american history. i also do know this. when duty called, maryland answered. within minutes of the crash, maryland first responders were disp

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p.m. on c-span. here is a preview. >> following the law school experience, my father came back home and launched into civil writes among other things. was a labor lawyer as well served a lot of time focusing on civil rights and one of the more noteworthy things he did in that space was bringing a lawsuit against the united clans of america in the 1980's after they lynched a young man in 1981 in mobile. it resulted in the financial bankruptcy of the clan, not bankrupting their mission, but certainly putting a dent into their financial capacity to execute that mission. that was something that is a case that loomed large over my life. something my father was very well known for, and several members around here still know him for that case. >> i actually was born in the district. i grew up in the district, did a little time in d.c. when i went to georgetown under bad and that my first year of law school and then move back to the district right before i had my second child, and have been living there sinc

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p.m. eastern on c-span. >> outgoing federal reserve vice chair michael barr spoke about banking regulation and supervision's and affirmed that today's financial system is sound and resilient but warned against complacency. this was held at the georgetown university law center. >> thank you so much, everyone for making it out today to our no holds barred. sorry. a conversation. oh, well. i'm just back from my vacation so i'm trying to make this as light and interesting and important as possible. it is really a pleasure to be able to introduce michael barr, the vice chair for supervision at the fed. it is a low bit unusual, i know him well. to recount his many accomplishments is a bit intimidating, since i have known him since his time at the university of michigan and from my earliest days as a professor of law, and then to look through the decades to see just how much he is been able to do, both in and out of public service. but i really do want to jump to many of the important conversations that we will have and, obviously, the speech, but just a reminder for our students, the vice chair

p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> i spent time in technology and in education. i worked a lot on helping others do the same thing i did, financing and start up companies. when september 11 happened, it hit me in the chest. this country has been good to me and what if i donned a deserve it. i did not have a good answer. i was moose hunting and alaska when seven deborah 11 happened and i was one of the last people on the planet to find out about it. i got stuck there with the borders closed. as soon as i could get home i walked into a recruiter's office and said i have a pilots license. i was a researcher at nyu, what can you do with me? the recruiter says, how old are you? 34. he said, good, 35 is the cutoff. i was recruited after it is interesting because first i was non-prior military. they sent me out to take the vocational aptitude battery to see what you are good at and i got my test scores. the recruiter rolled his eyes and said you qualify for any job that i offered. i said i wanted to do something meaningful. he asked if i had ever thought about going int

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on c-span two. more from seas pack in the afternoon with florida congressman byron donalds, had secretary scott turner and others. that also live on c-span two beginning at 3:15 p.meastern with additional coverage on our free mobile video app c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span to explain the people and events that tell the american story. this weekend at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, harry military history professor at the u.s. army command and general staff college on the role of african-american soldiers in the union army in their efforts to gain civil liberties. at 7:00 p.m. eastern watch american history tv series first 100 days as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week we focus on the early months of president franklin roosevelt's term in 1933 including actions taken to relieve economic ambitions during the great depression. yale university professor marlena talks about the life and legacy of slave revolutionary and king henry kristof and how the united states and other foreign powers reacted to the 1791 haitian revolution. at 10:15 p.m. eastern on the presidency, national constitution center

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p.m. on c-span. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back. ned by representative glenn ivey, a democrat of maryland and on the appropriations committee. looking to the program. guest: thanks for having me. host: your district borders washington, d.c., home to a few thousand federal employees. another 20,000 to 30,000 federal contractors. i want to start there. you recently held a town hall meeting with federal workers. can you tell us about how any people attended and what you all talked about? guest: it was about 20,000. many people who are interested in the government employment issue. because that was the focus of that town hall. there is a lot of confusion about what the trump administration is doing with these executive orders. there have also been a number of court rulings that have put in injunctions in place that have delayed some of what is going on with what the trump administration is trying to do. they are trying to figure out what their rights are and how things might play out for them personally. the larger issue is the impact of

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p.m. eastern on c-span.iew. >> after graduating, i worked in finance for several years first as an investment banker. and then as an equity analyst at a hedge fund for several years. so, got to really see experience the private sector. got to work along hours, once again but got to see a bit what the real world is like, how the global financial system works, what is the plumbing of the global economy. i think you provided a really strong foundation not only for what i'm doing now but for the understanding of how this works. >> the most formative experience in my life was serving as a caregiver to the person who would become my husband andy during his battle with cancer. and for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer, particularly if you've been diagnosed in your 20's as andy was, it is like a punch in the got unlike anything you've ever experienced. you never expect to hear that word at such a young age, but from those first moments, after his diagnosis, we knew how lucky we were. we knew how lucky andy w

p.m. eastern on c-span. u.s. postmaster general has informed the postal board of governors he intends to stand wn from his roling the usp set -- usps. rote i worked tirelessly to lead the men and women of the an extraordinary transformation. we have served the american people through an unprecedented pandemic aough high infland sensationalized politics. our successful r delivering 930 million covid test kits to 91 million households is one testament to the superb work performed these last five years. the letter requests the board o governors begin the process of selecting a new postmaster genel. mr. dejoy was originally tapped by mr. trump to lead the agency, 2020. >> later today fmer republican new hampshire governor chris sununu dcusses democracy and trump administration policies at an eve hosted by george washington university. watch live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. [applause] >> next, hawaii governor josh green delivers his 2025 state of the state address before a join

p.m. eastern on c-span. >> georgia governor brian kemp on issues impacting his state, including the tariffs being implemented by the trump administration, and his relationship with president trump. this is part of politico conversations on the sidelines of the munich security conference in germany. i. [applause] >> we are now joined by governor kim in great state of georgia, not country which is down the road but state of georgia. in the u.s. i think he is only governor hear from the states so there is feet to get a bit of a different perspectives after the senators no over to the senators. that is the first question. you usual are involved -- as you would like it state budgets an education and prisons an plead candidate and getting the occasional with respect storm. what brings you to phaupbg? an opportunity to amendment any georgia is opener business. we have so many great partners in europe. we were hear a couple of weeks ago did a little germany an poland economic development and have the belief if we have good economic strengths it helps us on national security standpoint is having a b

p.m. eastern on c-span. welcome back to washington journal we're joined by representative harriet our republican of wyoming a member of the judiciary committee also the natural resources committee. welcome back to the program, congresswoman. >> thank you it is wonderful to be here. >> you serve on the judiciary committee to i want to ask about recent attacks by elon musk other allies of president trump. attacking essentially the federal judiciary, and saying that they don't have the right to rul' and that they should be investigated, elon musk saying that the judges should be impeached. what is your take on that? ....d. i find the decision shoul. the reason i say that is because we have been bombarded for use with the idea of this all-powerful executive branch prevents the bureaucracy and the administered of agencies. the present is the right to do things such as under the last administration to see all people claiming to forgive billions of dollars in or millions of dollars in student loans hundreds of mill

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p.m. eastern on c-span. >> iowa republican governor addressed medicaid in her condition of the state address from des moines. she has been governor since 2017 after being lieutenant governor and she is the first woman to be elected in the state's history. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. madam president, mr. speaker, lieutenant governor, first gentleman, legislate leaders and members, justices and judges, my fellow iowans. it's my honor and privilege to once again report on the condition of our great state from this chamber in our beautiful state capital. we referred to this building as the people's house and for good reason. this is the place where their government deals with their business. everything that happens here begins and ends with them. and it's because of them, their energy and creativity, their resilience and goodness that i can say once again the condition of our state is strong. cost of living and third for opportunity. we are also number four for healthcare and educational choice, and we have ranked the six best state overall, but alway

p.m. eastern on c-span. here is a preview. >> the business of steward express and a company i started right out of college, actually i incorporated before i graduated my senior year at indiana university. i learned a thing about business by taking a business from a building and growing it into a portfolio. it was wholly owned by me up until the point i treated it into a great big public company so i had that experience of small startup businesses to a midsized regional operator, trading into a national company and took a seat on the board of directors. i learned an extraordinary amount about business. some of it is pretty simple. you have to satisfy your customers, meet your payroll, cover your payments, and do all those things to stay in business. >> i am longtime trial attorney. i have been practicing law in texas for 33 years, representing people in their times of need and when they have at a problem, usually against a corporation or insurance company or something along those lines. i am married. my wife

p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. announcer: next, president trump hosts a swearing-in ceremony for tulsi gabbard to be national intelligence director. the president also answered questions from reporters on the war in ukraine and peace talks with russian president vladimir putin. this is about 40 minutes. trump: we are delighted to swear in tulsi gabbard. most of you know her, she is fantastic. i want to congratulate you. all of your friends here -- you have a lot of friends. tulsi gabbard is an american of extraordinary courage and exceptional patriotism who devoted her life to public service and i have watched her for years on different shows and everything. i said she is a woman of great common sense you know? we like the common sense i think we started it in terms of common sense. even larry king -- you are very young. you are very young but you always had -- you always had the situation covered properly, became the youngest woman elected to the hawaii state legislature and joined the hawaii army national guide -

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p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span, two. sunday night on c-span. q&a ex-convict, award winning poet and yale law school graduate reginald dwayne betts is our guest. he wrote the afterword for a new commemorative edition of dr. king's letter from birmingham jail and talks about the book and the work done. by freedom reads, an organization he founded that builds libraries in prisons. you know, the judge might have been under no illusion that sending me to prison will help, but he did say i could get something out of it if i tried. and i think that this is a test the minute not just that i got something out of it, but that i came home to a world where it might feel overwhelming. it might feel like. like it is absolutely hard to make a way when you have when you have hurt somebody in the past. but i also came to a world that is radically changed and shifted and created more and more opportunities for people to to reflect on the ways in which they've changed and to be welcomed back into what i like to think of. as king said, the beloved community. regin

p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all our podcasts on the free c-span now app. morning. any public policy or political issue on your mind. we have fuse out of the among security conference. ukrainian president telling reporters that president trump has no ready made plan to end the ukraine war. president trump said that mr. zelenskyy would meet with vance and rubio. valanciunas speaking earlier to those we covered it on c-span 2. being find it on c-span.org or mobile app. tpwhraets to rick in golden, colorado, republican. we are in open forum. what is on your mind? caller: talking about budgets and government, i think one thing that needs to be addressed in their process would be not to look for programs that were and what money to do the programs, i think they need to get to what corporation do which is to say on a yearly basis how much money do we have to spend and let's spend it on our highest priorities and go down the list and say this is the top priority, spwaoepld this were on that program. there were on second program. so on and so forth. so we need it g

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