[applause] in delaware, we move forward. i'm going to work every day to make health care in delaware more affordable, more accessible, more reliable, and more innovative, which brings me back to innovation. we are proud of our reputation as a home of thriving business, but we can do even better. starting a business is really hard. i know from experience. we want delaware to be a state where all businesses, if you are a fortune 500 company or mom-and-pop shop, can prosper. where a person with an old idea can build a business, create great jobs and build the economy in a state we call home. some see our size is a disadvantage. i disagree. i think small can be a superpower. we can be nimble. we can take measured risk and experiment. i want to take advantage of our smallness to create true greatness. i want us to be a model for what any state can achieve at a time when nearly half of our country is turning on the tv and then turning it off, wondering what future there is for america. we right here can come together and realize t

delaware. >> thank you so much peter schumer and corey booker for caring about delaware. appreciate it. we are gathered here today on these tips to shine a bright light on what the trump administration is trying to do. right now people are feeling the effects and it's been only ask weeks in office. my colleagues and i are standing here with photos of the people because this is really about power to the people and not power to the ultra rich or those who have all of the privilege. people right now are afraid and fearful, concerned today i get to bring a guest from the state of delaware, flora wallace from delaware. she was one of thousands in my office the people concerned about their personal data as people were concerned about services provided to their aging parent or their child. i will tell you about laura. laura is a wife, a mother and an advocate for parents, caregivers and children across this country. she began her career as a toddler teacher, her words. tell the teacher and she said th

one of those democrats is delaware's governor, matt mayer.s instructed state law enforcement not to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement unless there is a court order or a public safety risk, according to spotlight delaware. joining me now is the governor here in studio. thank you for coming to cnn this morning. i want to ask you about this specific order because do you feel pressure in this environment to show your citizens that you're taking public safety into account? >> i feel a. >> lot of. >> pressure to do the right thing by delawareans and by americans. we are a nation of immigrants who also, as you said, needs to keep our population safe. all sorts of research and data shows that immigrants are a tiny, tiny, tiny fraction of our crime problem. in spite of what you might hear from various elected officials. we're doing what we can to target our public safety resources to actually address crime. >> do you worry about punishment or being penalized for that by the federal government for not cooperating? >> you do the right thing

i'm originally in east tennessee, i'm a third-year doctoral student at university of delaware. i think the president should be talk about youth homelessness in his upcoming congressional briefing. >> i'm from brazil, and i would like the president to talk about the environment because i think it's one of the greatest challenges of the century. and it impact mishome country. >> my name is audrey. i'm philadelphia. -- i'm from philadelphia. i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's "voices," delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it any time online at c-span.org. videos of key hear, debates and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and news worthy highlights. these points of interest markers appear on the right hand side of your screen when you hit play on select videos. this timeline tool makes it easy to quickly get an idea of what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> c-span, democrac

i'm a third-year doctoral student at the university of delaware. i really think the president should be talking about youth homelessness in his upcoming congressional briefing. >> i'm from brazil. i would like the president to talk about the environment, because i think it's one of the greatest challenge of the century, and it impacts my home country. >> my name is audrey. i'm from philadelphia. i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices, delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> up next, house republican leaders speak to reporters ahead of president trump's address to congress this evening. >> good morning, everyone. let's start by the the deranged democrats are living in a distorted reality. over the weekend, the minority leader told cnn, and i quote, "president trump is not focused on solving the problems in everyday americans." i can't believe the minority leader would say this, but he did. the irony about the minority leader's comments is president trump is solving the problems of everyday america

i recently visited with the general delaware valley jet veterans home to thank them for their service nation. and to celebrate the holidays together. these are wonderful people who served our nation and deserve the best as we continue to build a new veterans home and might've directed my team to make for veterans a priority going forward to fully fund our veterans needs. thank you. so whether pennsylvania lives and what of our six veterans homes, visits aaa or goes to the doctor, they deserve great care but here in pennsylvania we are facing shortages of healthcare professionals. especially in a rural communities. consider this urban counties in pennsylvania there is one primary care doctor for every 222 residents. and rural counties there's one primary doctor for every 522 residents. that means rural pennsylvanians are already having to travel further distances to get to their doctor. also have less access. to ensure every pennsylvania no matter their zip code has access to high-quality healthcare professionals we've got to take actions to build a more competitive healthcare workforc

joining us from capitol hill, democratic senator chris of delaware. senator, thanks so much for joining us. i know you're a key member of the senate foreign relations committee. the cia. cia says it's paused intelligence support to ukraine, at least for now. just how crucial is this intelligence and what will the impact be to ukraine? and now that america is no longer sharing critically important intelligence? >> well, i think it is critically important that we continue to support ukraine's fight for freedom against russian aggression. and our intelligence community provides critical resources and insights on targeting, on battlefield conditions. that's publicly reported. and i am concerned that president trump is pausing both military equipment going to ukraine and intelligence cooperation. we should not do this. president trump last night made it clear in his speech to congress that he received a positive letter from president zelenskyy that they may soon move forward on that critical minerals deal that should have been signed last friday. and our e

i'm a third-year doctoral student at the university of delaware. i really think the president should be talking about youth homeliness in his upcome congressional speech. >> i'm from brazil. i would like the president to talk about the environment, because i think it's one of the greatest challenge of the century, and it's affecting my home country. >> i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices, delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more. including wow. >> the world has changed. today the fast, reline internet connection is something no one can live without. so wow is there for our customers, with speed, reliability, value, and choice. now more than ever, it all starts with great internet. wow. >> wow sports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. journal" continues. host: we are joined by philip wallach, a senior fellow at the american enterprise inst

lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and norma day from the warriors who crossed the delaware to the trail. blazers, who lived the rockies and from the legend you sword at kitty hawk. do they asked her not to touch the bone? americans have always been the people who defied all arch. transgendered all dangers made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strikes, faith, love, and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to set 0, silence as break goes, destroys. americans are today a proud, free sovereign and independent nation. that will always be free, and we will fight for it till this. we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. because we are a country of doors, dreamers, fighters, and survivors. our ancestors gross, a vast ocean strode into the unknown wilderness and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous frontier. t

national programs hello i'm originally from east tennessee and third-year student at the university of delaware i really think that the president should be talking about home since the upcoming congressional. >> i think. >> c-span voices, delivering democracy unfiltered be part of the conversation. background sounds cspan. >> iron printed to give tax breaks and tax cuts, to the wealthiest the very wealthiest, billionaires in america, the just fanatic about it. and, i can promise this to the american people, the democrats and all of us, every single one of us, will find this effort to decimate social security events, fight for americans to get the money they deserve and they earned. and social security since over $126 billion to more than 70 $3m tired and disabled beneficiaries every month about was 7000 social security workers, being fired from the benefits are in trouble you have to wait longer and how about was what he does not get the check and needs it and the rent because even though -year-old in your open mortgage have to give the funk about and have to wait for hours him and talk to some

these effort to decimate usaid doesn't just hurt people in distant countries and hurt delaware aryanson for you, i want to talk about everybody's favorite topic it might've come up already egg prices. one reason for rising costs is the spread of bird flu this administration stopped monitoring bird flu and 49 countries increasing the risk of spreading to the u.s. and decimating our poultry industry. i've said before that i think the 80 usaid missions that used to exist our front line defense for infectious disease generally and i'm now convinced by doctor yoho that we should and add in animal disease not to jump to humans although that's a huge problem but just that are in the animal kingdom it affects our domesticated population of animals in the united states. i might add, to the developing world as well we got some very successful programs over the years to eliminate these diseases in africa and central america, mexico, and i think we should revive those. i know when bush was president they monitored all birds dying in alaska because billions of birds we used to test them for virus.

lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and norman dave, from the warriors who across the delaware to the trail blazers, who lives the rockies and from the legends. you? sure that's katy. oh, do they asked her not to touch the bone americans? i've always been the people who defied all large, transgendered, all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strikes, face, love, and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to set 0, silence, sprague goes, destroys. americans are today a proud, free sovereign, an independent nation. that will always be free, and we will fight for it till death. we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. because we are a country of doors, dreamers, fighters, and survivors. our ancestors gross, a vast ocean strode into the unknown wilderness and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous front

lexington and concord, to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delaware to the trail blazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk to the astronauts who touched the moon, americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strength, faith, love, and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to censor us, silence us, break us, destroy us, americans are today a proud, free, sovereign and independent nation. that will always be free and we will fight for it till death, we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. because we're a country of doers, dreamers, fighters and survivors. our ancestors crossed a vast ocean, strode into the unknown wilderness and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous frontier

we'll still see the severe risk from delaware to georgia. but here's where we're watching today. dallas, new orleans all included in this. strong tornados will be possible. we have elevated wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour or higher. the weather alerts are topping 10 million right now. and we are going to see snowfall, up to a for denver. snow in the forecast for minneapolis to green bay. a high of 36 degrees in duluth this afternoon. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> appreciate that, angie, thanks. >>> coming up, dolly parton's touching tribute to her husband of nearly 60 years. >>> and a health setback for pope francis as he continues to battle double pneumonia. nues to battle double pneumonia. cause the active ingredient in head & shoulders fights off the microbes that cause dandruff. microbes are on everyone's scalp and can cause irritation. but when you use head & shoulders every wash... it keeps these rascals at bay and helps prevent dandruff before it starts. where do you think you're going?! see? no flakes down here! your hair looks great! had

i'm a third-year doctoral student at the university of delaware. i think the president should be talking about youth homelessness in his upcoming congressional briefing. >> my name is thomas, i'm from brazil, i would like the president to talk about the environment because i think it's one of the greatest challenges of the century and it impact mishome country. >> my name is audrey, i'm from philadelphia. i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's "voices," delivering democracy ununfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more. including sparklight. >> what is great internet? is it strong? sit fast? is it reliable? at sparklight, we know connection goes way beyond technology. from monday morning meetings to friday nights with friends and everything in between. the best connections are always there, right when you need them. so how do you know it's great internet? because it works. we're sparklight. we're always working for you. >> sparklight supports c-sp

i'm originally from east tennessee to get on my survey at the university of delaware.he president should be talking about youth homelessness. >> my name is thomas. i'm from brazil. i would like the president to talk about the environment. i think it is a challenge. and then back to my home ton -- home country. >> my name is audrey. i'm from philadelphia if you and i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices, delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. democracy, it is not just an idea, it's a process, a process shaped by leaders, elected to the highest offices and entrusted to a select few. it's where debates unfold, decisions are made, and the nation's course is charted. democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span, giving you your democracy, unfiltered.

walking up delaware bangs like something exploding. nos levantó los sonidos de explosiones.ona que murió en el siniestro, quien identificó con el nombre de samantha, y este incidente lo pone muy triste. daniel vive en este hogar que me mencionó. fue heredado por sus padres. también me comentó que el novio de la víctima logró salir un minuto después del incendio y que él no vivía aquí. solo estaba visitándola. en este momento estamos esperando a hablar con los bomberos para obtener más información. les mantendré al tanto desde carruthers. yo soy abraham peña, telemundo. abraham. muchas gracias. vamos a una breve pausa y al regresar le contaremos que anuncian cambios para solicitar ayuda financiera en california. la fecha límite fue extendida para que más estudiantes accedan a estas becas. al regresar de la pausa tendremos todos los detalles en el tiempo. lluvia se acerca para los próximos días, al menos hasta el final de la semana. esto y su pronóstico para todos los que están triunfando a lo grande ...¿no debería tu servicio móvil estar a tu altura? obtén velocidades de wifi

and delaware, which was able to use all of its bead support to build fiber to every home. rep. pallone: my third question, i think it's good to hear that state broadband offices are seeing such promising levels of participation given some of the rhetoric today although i am concerned that companies will be discouraged from participating in the trump administration's redo of bead especially now we know the commerce department is planning to stack the deck in favor of elon musk spacex. but third question, if the trump administration forces states and internet service providers to restart the bead process from square one, what effect would that have on states and providers' confidence in the future of the program and what would ms. morris: well, i think a dramatic reset of the program that involved redoing any of significant amount of work that the states have already completed would be very challenging for states and would be -- states have invested three years of their time standing up at broadband offices navigating, working with industries in the states to get these to the fin

. >> my name is jenna from delaware. i would like to hear if the president what he's going to do about the freeze on foreign aid. i'm concerned about disastrous effects that his funding freeze will have on our diplomacy with developing countries. soy really want to hear from him about usaid. >> c-span's voices. delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> mr. speaker, on this historic day, the house of representatives opens its proceedings for the first time to televised coverage. >> since march of 1979, c-span has been your unfiltered window into american democracy, bringing you direct, no-spin coverage of congress. the supreme court. and the white house. >> is this mr. brian lamb. >> yes, it is. >> would you hold one moment please, for the president. >> it exists because of c-span founder brian lamb's vision and the cable industry's support, not government funding. but this public service isn't guaranteed. all this month, in honor of founder's day, your support is more important than ever. you can k

have on these critical projects for communities and estates and across the country in my state of delawarei even did a bridge tour, literally while we were streaming live, took folks from the engineers took me two bridges and we looked under the bridge and one was 80 years old really just to show the people what the real-life impact is there everyday life so for me we cannot afford to go backwards programs like the rebuilding of american infrastructure sustainability and equity grant program also known as the raise program the reconnecting communities program which i helped co-author to help communities be save her and have more accessibility and ensure that we have a strong economy is my first question is hard for you mr. mcmurray, january of this year, he was awarded $13 million and regrout funding that would go towards modernizing 58 -year-old bridge on state roads seem to ninth of that will make it safer. and we were also awarded $12 million to help save lives to make a roads industries more safe for cyclists and pedestrians printed following up on centerburg please question with your

. >> i am originally from east tennessee, a doctoral student at the university of delaware, and i thinknt should be talking about youth homelessness in his upcoming briefing. >> i am from brazil and i would like the president to talk about the environment because i think it's one of the greatest challenges of the century and it impacts my home country. >> my name is audrey, i'm from philadelphia and i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices, deliving democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> mr. speaker, on this historic day the house of representatives opens its proceedings for the first time to televised coverage. >> since march 1970 nine, c-span has been your unfiltered window into american democracy, bringing you direct, no spin coverage of congress, the supreme court, and white house. >> is this mr. brian lamb? would you hold one moment for the president? [laughter] >> it exists because of c-span founder brian lamb's vision and cable industry support, not government funding. but this public service isn't guaranteed. this month in honor of founde

frank in delaware.caller: i listened to it and he says you can have free speech as long as you don't speak bad about him. he threw that guy out and i think that was uncalled for. secondly, i didn't hear him say anything about how he will lower medicine to help people. nothing about medical. he's talking about all the fraud in social security and so forth. he's a habitual liar. and i tell you, i watched it for a while and had to turn it off because he made me sick. he talks about america is supposed to be the american language of our country. his wife cannot even speak american. host: ok, glenn in pennsylvania, independents line. you are on, go ahead. caller: i was there, 30 yards from trump when he was shot in butler, pennsylvania. i think that speech was just wonderful and i think that one thing behind these democrats, why they are getting real weird and strange is because their ideas don't work. we tried their ideas for 50 some years. i'm 66, so i know about this. just throw money at a problem and tak

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i'm originally in east tennessee, i'm a third-year doctoral student at university of delaware. i think think president should be talk about youth homelessness in his upcoming congressional briefing. >> i'm from brazil, i would like the president to talk about the environment. i think it's one of the greatest challenges of the century and it impact mishome country. >> my name is audrey, i'm from philadelphia, i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices. delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. >> mr. speaker, on this historic day, the house of representatives opens its proceedings for the first time to televised coverage. >> since march of 1979, c-span has been your unfiltered window into american democracy, bringing you direct, no-spin coverage coverage of congress, the supreme court and the white house. >> is this mr. brian lamb? >> yes, it is. >> would you hold one moment please for the president. >> it exists because of c-span founder brian lamb's vision and the cable industry's support, not government funding. this public service

joe biden is in delaware this is a new group. >> do you disagree you have had problems bringing peopleyour military? and do you think it is respectful to come to the office of the united states of america and attack the administration trying to prevent the destruction of your country? >> first of all during the war everybody has problems. he venue but you have a nice house don't feel now. but you will feel it in the future. >> you don't know that. don't tell us what we are going to feel. we are trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we are going to feel. you are in no position to dictate what we are going to feel. we will feel a very good. we will feel very good and very strong. >> feel influence. >> right now not in a very good position you don't have the cards right now. without you start having cards. you're playing cards. you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. you are gambling with world war iii. you are gambling with world war iii. and what you are doing is a very disrespectful to the country. this country. >> jesse: is he playing cards or russian roulette?

. >> bill: chris coons democrat from delaware on tonight's address and message. >> the united statesue to support ukraine in its ongoing fight against russian aggression. i hope president trump tomorrow night will welcome president zelenskyy back for continued exploration of a critical minerals deal. of a long-term partnership in terms of providing weapons from the united states. >> bill: do you expect the president to break some news tonight? >> i'm sure there will be lots of news that breaks tonight. it will be a great speech. we're all looking forward to it. a lot of things have been done. on ukraine, there is talk of it. we'll see. >> bill: mark green, thank you for your time. we'll be watching and so will millions of americans. 24 past now. here we go. >> we have a focus on small business and consumer, so we're going to rebalance the economy, bring manufacturing jobs home. >> dana: president trump preparing his speech to congress today as tariffs on canadian, mexican and chinese products begin. john thune is here. trump is also likely to applaud his border policies as encounters

on the eastern sore of maryland, delaware. -- shore. these communities obviously affected by it.lier? >> i think like many things, when we say feckless leadership, that means you're not communicating, here's what what we're going to do to fix this problem. and i think what brooke rollins was saying, secretary rollins and president trump are saying, this is the plan now. we're going to to get on the same page through messaging. vaccinations, we're going to make trade deals to find eggs, bring them in from other places that meet our standards, and we're going to tackle regulations. griff: going to do trade deals, could tariffs complicate that a? [laughter] >> well, that is definitelying? we're talking about. when you put tariffs on things if there's mutual tariffs, you get less of things. we know that. so if that is actually going to happen, it could present some tough circumstances. but i do think though that our administration will be able to make those deals. griff: and in the 30 seconds i've got left, tim, what advice to get this under control, to deal with the egg crisis, what

there senator adam schiff sitting with senator from -- yup, the new senator from delaware, lisa rochestere had carol from illinois. we have angela alsobrooks, maryland. jasmine: kamala harris was the second. peter: kamala harris, of course. jasmine: interchangeably. peter: there is kristi noem, who is talking there with the congressman from new jersey. jason: that's tim burchett from tennessee. peter: there we go. is that brooke rawlins, the ag secretary. jason: it is sort of odd to have something like this when we so much pay attention to the fashion because of the protests and so forth having just on the oscars two nights ago. jasmine: not quite the same. jason: but there is a lot more power. peter: nobody in the world cares what you or i are wearing. [laughter] last year, joe biden took at least a half-hour to get out of the chamber. it was a moment for him, politically, that boosted him, that got rid of some of the rumors of mental decline, etc. he worked that room for a half an hour. it's one of the most, in a sense, the most iconic things i've seen in politics. we expect president t

uh, the last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from.not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with, sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> that was, uh, olympic medalist gracie gold sharing very tender thoughts and memories among those taking part in today's show are the people you see right here peggy fleming, kristi yamaguchi and brian boitano. proceeds will benefit the victims families and first responders. we'll be right back. >> maybe if he. >> hadn't been such a, he would have gotten away. >> with it. i'm still not. sure that. >> you're repentant. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn. >> my husband. >> dean has. >> al

that line that was really strong has since weakened as it's moving here into areas of delaware and marylandh. you can see we did have a one severe thunderstorm warning with this, but that has since weakened too. so right now things are not that dire. at least we're not seeing a lot of destruction taking place. and if we do get any isolated strong storms the rest of today, it would be in eastern north carolina. the backside of this storm was no joke 50 to 70 mile per hour winds. some areas picked up a couple inches of snow. blizzard warning continues in des moines, iowa. also the upper peninsula here, wausau, green bay are under a winter weather advisory. we're not going to see a lot more additional snow. it's just so windy that it's picking up the snow and tossing it around. and that's where the issues are. here's the current wind gusts. and if you have a flight today, there's a lot of delays out there because of this huge storm. most of the wind gusts right now are in saint louis at 29. that's not too bad. so it was worse earlier, but we still have those high wind warnings around kansas ci

lexington and concord, to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors that crossed the delaware to the trailblazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk, to the astronauts who touched the moon, americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strength, faith, love and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to censor us, silences, break us, destroy us, americans are proud free sovereign and independent nation that will always be free and we will fight for it till death, we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. we are country of doers, dreamers, fighters and survivors. our ancestors crossed the vast ocean, strolled into the wilderness and carve their fortune from the rock and soil from a peerless and very dangerous frontier they chased our destiny

last i used to live in delaware, where angela and sean are from.not a lot of people from that state, not a lot of skaters. and the last thing that angela, the young dance team she danced with. sean, uh, the last she drew on the last day, a picture of her, her best friend who skates at ice works. and me, she drew a picture. i of the three of us, because she just had such a wonderful time at the camp. and, uh, it was her role model. and so just to know that they're not here with us anymore is. sorry. um, it's really, really difficult. >> yeah. i mean, what an incredible connection you all had. i'm so sorry that you and so many have experienced this. so what is this going to be like for you then, at this benefit? i mean, what are you going to be thinking of? i mean, i'm sure the camaraderie and being together is going to be very healing and helpful, but what do you anticipate you might be? experiencing? >> i think i will probably be emotional. um, as you can tell, skating is a very small knit community, for better or worse, right? it has sometimes tha

i'm a third-year doctoral student at the university of delaware. i really think the president should be talking about youth homeliness in his upcome congressional speech. >> i'm from brazil. i would like the president to talk about the environment, because i think it's one of the greatest challenge of the century, and it's affecting my home country. >> i hope the president addresses science funding. >> c-span's voices, delivering democracy unfiltered. be part of the conversation. c-span, democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more. including wow. >> the world has changed. today the fast, reline internet connection is something no one can live without. so wow is there for our customers, with speed, reliability, value, and choice. now more than ever, it all starts with great internet.

joe biden is in delaware. this is a new group. >> do you disagree that you've had problems. >> bringing people into your military? and do you think that it's respectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attack the administration that is trying to trying to prevent the destruction of your country? >> first of all, during the war, everybody has problems, even you, but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. >> god bless you. >> god bless you. god bless you. >> you don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very. >> good. >> and we're going to feel very good and very strong influence. you're right now not in a very good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards right now. you don't where you're playing. >> cards. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the

respond to president trump in this address tonight, specifically, senator chris, a democrat from delaware, said the democrats are going to have to deal with the fact that donald trump is going to hit on a lot of issues. he's going to raise a lot of concerns for democrats, and then they need to have some kind of unified message coming out of the speech. elissa slotkin will be the official democratic response. she is a newly minted u.s. senator from the state of michigan. she is also someone who has won a series of really tough congressional races in a swing district in that state, and she really has focused on kitchen table issues, the economy, preserving medicare and social security and medicaid. she's also going to be focusing likely on the auto industry and what tariffs could mean for that industry. that's so crucial to her state back home. you know, it's really interesting because a lot of democrats are grappling with what happened on friday in the oval office between president zelenskyy, donald trump and jd vance. but they said that that is not really the kind of issue that's going to

in fact, senator chris a democrat from delaware, told me it was unproductive. and then we saw that those silent protests from some democrats on the floor holding up signs, walking out with with words on their back that says resist. i don't know if any of that was was too salient among folks. so i think that overall, you know, as we continue to talk about the build back of the democratic party and how they're going to move forward, um, last night is going to be a flashpoint where folks have said, okay, they still have more work to do, and they haven't really figured out a cohesive, salient message and strategy going forward. >> yeah, i mean, to that point and speaking of the protests, we also saw a lot of lawmakers wearing the hot pink blazers or the pink blazers, also a sign of protest. um, to that point, i mean, how urgent of an issue do you think this is for the democrats? we've been hearing now for quite some time that there's real deep division within the party about how best to move forward, both within democratic leadership but also prominent strategists.

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most important commerce transit points in the world, along with the other canal's route and the delaware canal, apparently. mick, what was your take on? what does that mean? take back the panama canal? >> yeah, i remember the reclaiming thing. the part you just played. i don't remember the take back. so i apologize. >> to take back the panama canal. >> i believe you. what i'm saying is that i'd have to hear it because. and here's why. i know when donald trump is speaking off of the off the teleprompter and when he is ad libbing, what you've just heard about reclaiming was off the teleprompter. and so that's the that's sort of the official policy. i can't tell if take back was also teleprompter if that was ad libbed. but look, step back for a second. i don't think anybody would deny the fact that the panama canal is of strategic importance to the united states. does that mean we're going to send troops down to panama to invade the country and physically take control of the canal again? no, i think you're going to continue to see what you saw when marco rubio went down there a couple of we

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lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delawareo the trailblazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kittyhawk to the astronauts who touched the moon, americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices, and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strength, faith, love, and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to censor us, silence us, break us, destroy us, americans are today a proud, free, sovereign, and independent nation that will always be free, and we will fight for it till death. we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. because we are a country of doers, dreamers, fighters, and survivors. our ancestors crossed a vast ocean, strode into the unknown wilderness, and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous fro

lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delaware, to the trail blazers who climbed the rockies and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk, to the astronauts who touched the moon, americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices, and did atever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strength, faith, love, and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to break us, silence us, destroy us, americans are today a proud, free, sovereign, and independent nation that will always be free and we will fight for it til death. we will never let anything happen to our beloved country. because we are a country of doers, dreamers, fighters, and survivors. our ancestors crossed a vast ocean, strode into the unknown wilderness and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous frontier. they

lexington and concord to the heroes of gettysburg and normandy, from the warriors who crossed the delaware, to the trailblazers who climbed the rockies, and from the legends who soared at kitty hawk, to the astronauts who touched the moon. americans have always been the people who defied all odds, transcended all dangers, made the most extraordinary sacrifices, and did whatever it took to defend our children, our country, and our freedom. and as we have seen in this chamber tonight, that same strength, faith, love and spirit is still alive and thriving in the hearts of the american people. despite the best efforts of those who would try to censor us or silence us, break us, destroy us. americans are today a proud, free, sovereign and independent nation that will always be free and we will fight for it till death. we will never let anything happen to our beloved country, because we are a country of doers, dreamers, fighters and survivors. our ancestors crossed a vast ocean, strode into the unknown wilderness, and carved their fortunes from the rock and soil of a perilous and very dangerous