senator barrasso, you will be the first to respond. repeated ongoing surveys show historically low public approval of congress and for many public institutions in general. what can be done by the public and by congress to improve the standing of congress among the american people? people? thank you. sen. barrasso: i was watching the previous debate when we talked about social media and what happens with the devices in our pockets that can be polarizing? it's better if we focus on the issues than personalities. there are issues that do unite us. there is bipartisan work being done in the senate. very little of it ever gets reported in the news because people want to see the fights. that is the way it tends to be. what gets reported mostly our people disagreeing with each other be much better if you focused on that better what we see in wyoming when they get to know the governor, local representatives and years and years ago if you are here and do not know you have a chance to meet the governor or the senators and the first year you move

senator barrasso or spofford to administer. >> recently you, senator barrasso's companion bills in congress that would that power plants to irrigation district with the power plant is located within the boundaries of the wind reservation. some eastern shoshone tribe members have said they were never consulted by wyoming's federal leadership about this conveyance it. in december of last year you called this deal a quote when/win situation for the american people. senator, do you still think it's a win/win situation given the shoshone tribe is said they opponents? >> it's a win-win for the people. it's a hydropower plant. it's about the size of one half football fields. it's a fairly small piece of land for this and federal building on a power plant that's ready to be destroyed, paid for by the government. it's basically not in use for the last 15 years. the people who live right there get back into use. make sure the power from there can be used locally. we understood the bureau talked to the and they didn't. i understand they did not get. that was a mistake but they that should've been info

we've got senator john barrasso, congressman byron donalds on set. first up mike tobin live on the ground in israel. mike, thank you for this. what's cooking up there? reporter: well i could tell you it's all quiet now but the tension certainly is high as the israeli leadership will try to decide exactly how they will respond to the second direct attack now from iran. the largest ballistic missile attack in history. 100-181 missiles fired for a 12-minute trip from tehran. most of them were intercepted. a few came down. we're checking on reports of injuries right now but continuing to add to the provocation, iran supreme leader ayatollah just sent out a tweet in hebrews so meant for the people of israel and the tweet reads the blows of the uprising front will become stronger and more painful to the worn and rotting body of the zionist regime. now adding to the tension, there withs an attack from within. in tel aviv at the light rail station near the old city, which is just next to tel aviv, two attackers let loose. one of them at least had m-16 style

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wyoming senator john barrasso, welcome your out with a new op-ed arguing to bring trump tough on iranwhat prompted you to think the timing was important for that right now. >> what we had with biden hears is a complete failure of our foreign policy in weakness by the united states and the result are enemies are emboldened and they smell and they attack the weakness and we saw this with harris and she said she was the last one in the room and when biden pulled out of afghanistan we lost her state wrestling champion and in that one of the marines that was killed and is scolding and undermining israel and clearly the american people need to support israel and its one 100% justified and what they did was completely necessary, they have an iron will and acted with an iron fist. >> seven to usurp on foreign relations, i was on house intel in the leaking of attack plans was not what happens among allies and ones that closed the u.s. and israel and is there an investigation to find out who and why it was done. >> there was an investigation we don't have the results yet and the republicans are

senator barrasso or spofford to administer. >> recently you, senator barrasso's companion bills in congresser plants to irrigation district with the power plant is located within the boundaries of the wind reservation. some eastern shoshone tribe members have said they were never consulted by wyoming's federal leadership about this conveyance it. in december of last year you called this deal a quote when/win situation for the american people. senator, do you still think it's a win/win situation given the shoshone tribe is said they opponents? >> it's a win-win for the people. it's a hydropower plant. it's about the size of one half football fields. it's a fairly small piece of land for this and federal building on a power plant that's ready to be destroyed, paid for by the government. it's basically not in use for the last 15 years. the people who live right there get back into use. make sure the power from there can be used locally. we understood the bureau talked to the and they didn't. i understand they did not get. that was a mistake but they that should've been informed early on. but i

ben ray worked with barrasso and brian who worked on housing. to come together quickly. i wouldn't put a timeline on lame duck or otherwise, but come together quickly as a country and take additional steps forward and i think because of the ira and the infrastructure law, there's a whole bunch of economic opportunities sitting at the side yard line just waiting to jump into end zone, as that opportunity case builds, so, too, does the case for permanent reform. >> and the timeline that you're working with to some degree. there will be a new administration coming in. is it a priority for president biden to get that done and is that bill, the manchin-barrasso bill, is that a way to do it? >> that bill has really good things in it and i think it has some things that create some real anxiety for me. >> like what? >> you know, look, i think the provisions around transmission in particular are really helpful. transmission is the sort of life blood of decarbonization, but when you think about some of the provisions that pull back regulatory authority, u

john barrasso would acknowledge that.n is 1 of our leaders in the senate and he's a fantastic man. so i know your thing is going good. i heard you helped very greatly. you got a big pop and inane doing great. but i just want to say he's got my complete and total endorsement. he has always. always will have. you're going to have have a drink and hopefully am going to have a great day and we are going to be celebrating together and we are going to make our country as we say or will make america great again. we are going to make it great and it's going to go faster than you think. but cannot sustain us another 4 years. that i do believe. very good friend head of my campaign from the day iran he called and said i want to run your campaign. a set of not very experienced. i've never done this before. but he liked me and he saw something i guess. dan patrick. he's a fantastic man. dan we are doing okay i here. good. when dan says that that's good. and by the way finding problems you tell me that very quickly but when dan says it

i'm not going to tell them they have to get the vaccine but now i'm going to tell them senator barrasso got he hasn't i got my new mount follow suit. quick center, 30 seconds of follow-up. >> that's fine. >> of reach the end of a question and answer. we now have two minutes closing statements from each candidate. mr. morrow you go first. >> i think everybody that's been here. i think john for showing up and surprisingly we agreed on a great number of things but isn't that amazing that we can agree on so many things on your job, it is getting a lot of flak pretty getting vitriol and hatred. you've been very nice, very professional is something i really like to see. what i am troubled with is a 20 or seven calling your office hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times for stuff like please cosponsor rs seven and i get a letter from you saying a cost too much. it doesn't cost anything. there's no funding at all in the act. that is the type of disingenuous behavior say their giving free cell phones free housing free food free this and that to undocumented people there is no evidence of it.

fighting and fighting for the state and fighting more for the country than just about anybody and john barrassothing is going good. you were helped greatly, got a big pop and i know you are doing great but he's got my complete and total endorsement, he has always, always will have. you are going to have a great day and hopefully i'm going to have a great day and we are going to make our country as we say, make america great again, make it great and it is going to go faster than you think about it can't sustain this for another four years, that i do believe, good friend ahead of my campaign from the day iran, i'm not very experienced, never done this before but he liked me and saw something, dan patrick, fantastic man. and dan, we are doing okay i here, good. good. when dan says, any problems, tell me that very quickly, when dan says it means a lot. i appreciate it. attorney general ken paxton, really great attorney general. great attorney general. thank you. pretty good. pretty good. pretty good. you see they go after people with bullshit they become very popular. can was made to suffer for a l

wyoming senator john barrasso, welcome your out with a new op-ed arguing to bring trump tough on iranu to think the timing was important for that right now. >> what we had with biden hears is a complete failure of our foreign policy in weakness by the united states and the result are enemies are emboldened and they smell and they attack the weakness and we saw this with harris and she said she was the last one in the room and when biden pulled out of afghanistan we lost her state wrestling champion and in that one of the marines that was killed and is scolding and undermining israel and clearly the american people need to support israel and its one 100% justified and what they did was completely necessary, they have an iron will and acted with an iron fist. >> seven to usurp on foreign relations, i was on house intel in the leaking of attack plans was not what happens among allies and ones that closed the u.s. and israel and is there an investigation to find out who and why it was done. >> there was an investigation we don't have the results yet and the republicans are really pushing

conference together to make sure that we're united the strongest leader i think two good ones john barrassots of trump voters they would be very disappointed if the leader in the senate is another mitch mcconnell like character frankly to be blunt they want somebody going to support president biden are those or rick scott really the supporter of president trump. >> i think all supervisors of president trump all had conversations with him appeared with him, and, you know, mitch mcconnell leaving i think both of them all of them have talked about how they would reshape the voice in terms of having, amends able to be heard all things i want leaders to put forward to fight on senate floor for the things that we won in election, i think we will be turning the page on our leadership, and, i think, all of those would present that face that, i really do i really do. maria: all right. let's talk policy for a moment because this is why, you are poised to take senate because of bad policy on the other side the biden-harris administration policies a very negative impact on seniors ability to retire, ac

documents.he joining us wyoming senator john barrasso. welcome.ing to bring trump's tap on policies back. what prompted you to think thewt op-ed in the timing of that was important now questioning. >> because what we have had with biden-harris is complete com fae of foreign policy. weakness by the united statesie and as a resuls t our enemies ae in bold and the, they smell and attack the weakness, and we this with harris rail and was the one the last one inen the room whenn biden pulled out of afghanistan and we lost the state wrestling championship. henes was one of the 13 marines killed. now you see this administration scolding and undermining israel. clearly, the american people need to support israel and israel quits 100% justified ines what they did was completely necessary.will they have the iron will and acted with an iron fist. >> trey: senator, you serve on foreign relations. i was on house intel. the leaking of attack plans is just not wha ot happens amonge allies, especially as close as the u.s. and israel have been. what do you make of

tonight, incumbent wyoming senator john barrasso and democratic challenger scott marro will have a debate watching live at 9 p.m. eastern, have that here on c-span2. you can also join us on c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. [inaudible conversations] >> okay, everyone, please take your seats. we're going to get started in just a minute. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> oh, good, great, jim, good to see you. perfect. mr. lee, the center vice-president and head of design in the special naval unit and mr. jim shurmur deputy managing director of american metal vehicles. thank you so much, everyone. looking forward to the conversation today. we'll start with the navy side of things and allied cooperation in this domain. in preparation for the panel i was reading the recent bipartisan congressional report on the u.s. maritime capabilities overall and it presented some pretty alarming pictures as the ambassador said, china has 230 times the capacity of the united states in terms of shipping orders. the united states had

even believable actually, when you think you're standing up for you saying this stuff, john john barrasso but you're saying this and you say to yourself is that even believable? it's like actually in a smaller way, but still very important. men playing in women's sports who would want that, but ten years ago ten years ago, you would never say that and then you have the trans agenda operations all over the place you're saying this and you have parental guidance and we want our child to be parentally guided and you have to make apologies for the fact that they're not, but they're going to be and we're going to bring that back. we want our parents we want our parents but you know, if you go back ten years or 15 years ago, if you haven't made a speech like that, that said this guy is crazy what is he talking about those things would never happen and they didn't happen until a certain time ago with the radical left? no person who is responsible for so much bloodshed on our own soil can ever be allowed to become president of the united states. and i think she's coming here today but she doesn't

and thank you very much senator barrasso for being here. great honor to have you. great honor. honor. he's a fantastic man, by the way. senator markwayne mullin. don't fight this guy, he's rough. where is this guy? what the hell happened to him? he's probably out fighting somebody. he's a helluva fighter. thank you. lieutenant governor stavros anthony, thank you. thank you. lookin' good. and he's working very hard on getting out the vote. and maybe even more importantly, the honesty of the vote. we have everything we need, now we just need a little honesty. thank you very much. congressman from florida, a really great, he's really great, matt gaetz and his beautiful wife ginger. ginger, stand up. this is a good-looking couple. this is a seriously good-looking couple. but they are a great couple. your congressional candidate is really looking good, drew johnson. nevada republican party chairman michael mcdonald. thank you. five days, michael. five days. thank you, everybody. so important we win this state. if we win this state, it's over. it's over. a friend of mine, a great tel

and in the evening we will take you to wyoming for a debate between 3 term republican senator john barrasso and democratic challenger scott murrow. you can watch on c-span now, free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. american history tv sates on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern, hosted 20th annual discussion on the american revolution, highlights swanson, 1777 and historian karen, british crown to committed revolutionary. first election in which all 50 states participated. on 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, boston college communication director on how baseball connects americans to their past and their culture, exploring the american story, watch american history tv and find full schedule on program guide or watch online any time at c-span.org/history. next discussion as china escalates its military intimidation of the island nation. author of battle for taiwan and talks about technical importance and geopolitical implications if china were to take control of the country. the hudson institute hosted this event in wa