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we do events ourselves, we are very famous for the bill graham menorah in union square we light everyr and i'm just happy to speak in front of this really good proposal. thank you. >> thank you. i believe we have two more in person. nope. okay. so, we can move to online. >> okay. i'm going to just go in order on the zoom. the first is gina. i will let you speak. you can unmute. >> hello, can you hear me? >> yes. >> great. hi. my name is gina (inaudible) the founder and owner of (inaudible) the event producer of undiscovered sf. really excited to come and speak in support of this motion to amend the permit. we have been working so hard over the past 6 years with (inaudible) cultural heritage district to build the cultural corridor, build the commercial corridor for soma and the 5m park represents one of the only large spaces that can actually accommodate our events even after still closing down 3 streets so having this to be a space that allows for larger concert or music happening in the area for only a few days a year is such a monumental change to no longer have to be nomads moving

and love and everything but that's the fertilizer that grows the big stuff that some day goes to bill graham'slace and takes everybody's money but you have to start with us and so my hope is that allel groups and people make music and get together because without out, hanging together we'll hang separately, you know. >> other venues like this, all over the place, not just in the san francisco bay area need to exist in order for communities to thrive and i'm not just talking about the arts communities, even if you are here to see a chuckle bucket comedy show and you are still experiencing humanity and in specific ways being able to gather with people and experience something together. and especially coming out of the pandemic, the loss of that in-person human connection recovering that in good ways is going to be vital for our entire society. >> it's a family club. most our staff has been working with us for 10 years so we feel like a family. >> what people think of when they think of bottom of the hill and i get a lot of this is first of all, the first place i met my husband or where we had ou

lindsey graham has a bill that will introduce _ voters. an estimated 44 million americans cast their votes before election day — that is a mid term record. but next to no early voting in the granite state of new hampshire. polls opened at 11. you can register and vote on election day in new hampshire. so you can imagine, there is this mad scramble to get everyone to the polls. both teams will ship in extra helpers. a democrat told me last night, that one year, they brough in bonjovi, to drive the buses. anything to get out the vote. joining us now is kevin landrigan political reporterfor the new hampshire union leader newspaper. a very busy day and new hampshire and why�*s it so tight there particularly for the senate race we have incumbent democrat versus general donald, who's going to win it? is general donald, who's going to win it? , ., , . general donald, who's going to win it? ., ., general donald, who's going to win it? is a very close rate and will be interesting _ it? is a very close rate and will be interesting to _ it? is a very

. >> the rubio/graham bill also has exceptions for life of the mother after 15 weeks. >> i supportedhose exceptions during my public career. i do believe it's more likely this is going to be resolved at the state level. it may take as long to restore the sanctity of life to thor is of american law in all 50 states as it did to overturn roe versus wade. people that know me and my family know as long as we live we'll continue to be about the business of life in this country and doing our part to support the sanctity of life. >> i was interested to read that you and your wife, karen, underwent ivf therapy, which is a lot to go through. and there are people who are concerned that if you start with abortion access restrictions, that it will also lead to restrictions on ivf treatment. if you believe life begins at conception, you can make that argument. should it be protected as a right? >> oh, i -- karen and i struggled for more than five years with unexplained infertility. in fact, i'll never forget the day that i called home, driving off to a work appointment, and karen answered the pho

pieces of legislation that i'm willing to talk about where, look, you talked about the lindsay graham bill. that protects babies who are four weeks and older. fully formed babies who can feel pain, and it provides reasonable exceptions. if you can't support legislation like that, you are making the united states the most barbaric pro-abortion regime anywhere in the entire world. you can have some minimum national standards, which is my view, while also allowing the states to make up their minds. california is going to have a different view than ohio. that's totally fine. i want to save as many lives as possible. that's the principle that guides me. mr. steyer: you would vote for lindsay graham's 15-week ban? mr. vance: i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby, especially for elective reasons, after 15 weeks of gestation. no civilized country allows it and i don't want the united states to be an exception. mr. steyer: for our next topic, lindsay. mr. mccoy: this goes to ohio's opioid death rate is among the top in the nation. here in the mahoning valley, trumbull count

lindsey graham's bill to ban abortion nationwide, he's the co-sponsor.d create the same law federally that is here in the state of florida. is that an issue that comes up when you're talking to folks and knocking on doors? >> you know, joy, it is. of course, people are concerned about costs. we have a lack of affordable housing in florida. a greater lack of affordable housing than we do in new york city and los angeles, which is shocking to believe. people are concerned about gas at the pumps, children are concerned about the cost of tuition or being saddled with debt. seniors are concerned about the cost of prescription drugs. there's only one party trying to do something about that. but the bottom line is, as we talk about the issues that people care about, i have not been in many meetings at all where protecting constitutional rights has not been an issue. women, we are not going back to a time where we are treated as second class citizens or property. we're going to fight to protect the right to choose, and that's what voters expect their united stat

lindsey graham federal abortion bill which came out of nowhere at the request of absolutely no one.t to help. but honestly the single most stupid political initiative i have ever seen. now in nevada the senate will stay in democratic hands so now mitch mcconnell's decision to put millions of dollars to intervene in the alaska of senate race was more reckless and irresponsible. tonight it is not at all clear and control the house as well the republicans thanks to redistricting and held by the strong campaigns of governor for understand this in fact i say the campaign even though he didn't win is the biggest highlight. cut that lead from 20 points as a remarkable achievement. don't forget california may be republican see to put the gop over the top of house control. and an important lesson there over a decade ago. movement to replace the system the partisan gerrymandering of the independent redistricting process. of course it's a complete scandal we don't know who controls the house we'll have more later in the show. but now we know to look ahead. in "the new york times" it was pointe

say it's hard to say, i think the fatal regime is strongly dependent on the bill already described offensive. but successful graham did make a blow under the additional, the russian army, the russians are even with the, in the supporters. so he will continue and i will. ready continue getting or defeats by an army that will derail you. korea might be so i guess my question is more about the, the hard line, political and security elite in moscow. they're not exactly known for having a forgiving nature. how much of this, how much more of this will they put up with, do think, i mean, we've got a long list of failures. we have the failure to take care of the failure to arrest the landscape. the failure to hold on to territory that they've captured high casualties. hardware that doesn't work, poor morale, you have to put in has to be running out of political capital at home. doesn't do well. well, because we cannot judge because we don't have any information. it's a very close, but there's no doubt that the russian leads us please now, and a lot of them want to to change the fact that the john ball. but i think the for

pieces of legislation that i'm willing to talk about where, look, you talked about the lindsay graham bill. that protects babies who are four weeks and older. fully formed babies who can feel pain, and it provides reasonable exceptions. if you can't support legislation like that, you are making the united states the most barbaric pro-abortion regime anywhere in the entire world. you can have some minimum national standards, which is my view, while also allowing the states to make up their minds. california is going to have a different view than ohio. that's totally fine. i want to save as many lives as possible. that's the principle that guides me. mr. steyer: you would vote for lindsay graham's 15-week ban? mr. vance: i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby, especially for elective reasons, after 15 weeks of gestation. no civilized country allows it and i don't want the united states to be an exception. mr. steyer: for our next topic, lindsay. mr. mccoy: this goes to ohio's opioid death rate is among the top in the nation. here in the mahoning valley, trumbull count

so there are -- and since then, all of the republicans like marco rubio who supported that bill, lindsey grahamid they are not going to do that anymore. they won't be part of any compromised legislation so that creates a challenge and we're at an impasse on a really important issue. host: let's hear now from depak from bell flower, california. you're on the independent. what are your questions or comments? caller: good morning, c-span. mr. navin, you're like a one-sided guy. there are two sides to the coin. you talk about the infrastructure bill, building chips and this and that, bridges. you know, buddy, how long is that going to take? couple thousands of years to do that. we have a homeless problem in california. and your good buddy, nancy pelosi, she's been in the congress for 30, 40 years. and she has ruined california with homeless people. they're living in the streets. have you ever visited california, my friend? i mean, come on. get on. get on the -- you know, stick with the live situation. not what we'll do in the future after 10 years, 15 years. why do we have a chip crisis? i'm an eng

get of the judiciary committee including support from senator grassley and senator graham, senator cruz supported the billthough democrats supported the bill and it is headed to the senate floor. i can't say every newspaper will be saved but i know what we've seen in australia is very positive and i know this isn't fair and i am the daughter of of a reporter interviewed everyone from ginger rogers to ronald reagan, talked about late nights and keeping the widow of a soldier who died on the phone and feeling so horrible but having to get her to talk about it and he said was it worth it and he said it was. and so that kind of spirit is my spirit when it comes to journalism. good or bad in terms of how journalism comes out in stores, if we didn't have journalism we are not a democracy and that is why i believe so strongly in this bill. >> for our last conversation we are turning to a view from the white house and the role in responsibly of government and media to restore healthy democracy back from a busy week of global travel with president biden please welcome to the stage white house press secretary karin

senator graham, senator cruz supported the bill. all the democrats supported the bill. it is headed to the senate floor. i can't say that every newspaper will be saved. i know what we have seen in australia so far is very positive. i know this isn't fair. i am the daughter of a reporter, he interviewed everyone from ginger rogers to ronald reagan. he talked about the late nights and keeping a widow on the phone and feeling so horrible, but having to get her to talk about it. at the end, he said, was it worth it? and he said, it was. that kind of spirit is my spirit when it comes to journalism. good or bad in terms of how politicians come up with stories. if we didn't have journalism, we are not a democracy. >> for our last conversation, i just want to quickly say, we are turning to a view from the right house and the role and responsibility of government in media to ensure a healthy democracy back from a busy week from global travel with president biden, please welcome to the stage, press secretary, karine jean-pierre. joining her, executive editor gina. over to you. >>

. >> they are going to demand, more because the other co-sponsor of that lindsey graham bill is marco rubio, who's going back to the senate, and they're going to be politically incentivized to go forward, because the people in the antiabortion movement, they don't want to just have a few states that have abortion bans, they want to band period, they are abolitionists in their mind, that's what they call themselves. they're going to push, and push, and push. they're not gonna be satisfied, for people to think this team is now into the cattle, because they finally got row overturned, you're wrong. because think about what they've, said they've said that -- iuds boarded chase. idf's. you think they're gonna stop just because they've got the supreme court? no. and lindsey graham is the person who has no filter, so you said it allowed, and then put a bill together, and a lot of the republicans, to your point about winning, are co-sponsors of that bill. >> the woman who got more votes than any other woman running tonight, is now the elected governor of new york, and her challenge in this ca

yeah, there's just one more come, graham, when you bring your bottle, my daughter cooper. i'm a pretty william just able to bills even expects more orders with i key is disappearance. he should get new customers. he's trying to keep his prices down so as not to scare them off. so we're, we're think of yes, there is for different research visiting them. do you have plenty of filters to really question was you, did you seem you, would you be for when you're of the puzzling companies become quicker or comfortable just sort of confused muslim character permanent, one of the most unique or was also correct when you should each merchantable, affordable by just responsible for the pauper's. some large foreign pharmaceutical companies have stopped clinical trials of drugs in russia. so there's a chance there new drugs when reached the country, but they continue supplying vital drugs to russia. despite this, they have been long queues at pharmacies as people stock up on meds. will russia phase pharmaceutical shortages, a the am a dollar company develops and produces life saving medication. it was launched in 2014 post sa

out of the judiciary committee, including support from senator grassley and senator graham, senator cruz supported the bill. all the democrats supported the bill. and now it's headed to the senate floor. i can't 100% say that every newspaper's going to be saved. but i know that what we've seen in australia so far is very positive. and i know this isn't fair. and i'm the daughter of a reporter. interviewed everyone from ginger rojers to ronald reagan. he talked about the late nights and keeping a widow of a soldier who had died on phone and feeling so horrible but having to get her to talk about it. and at the end he said, away was it worth it -- was it worth it? and he said it was. so that kind of spirit is my spirit when it comes to journalism. good or bad, in terms of how politicians come out in stories, if we didn't have journalism, we're not a democracy. and that's why i believe so strongly in this bill. meera: well, for our last conversation, and it's gone by really quickly today, we're turning to a view from the white house and the role and responsibility of government in media to ensure a healthy de

he's the co-sponsor of lindsey graham's national abortion ban bill.already has a 15-week abortion ban. we've seen some frightening cases, a seventh grader who had to leave the state of florida because she was a victim of incest and couldn't get an abortion here and had to go to another state. so this is the reality already in the state where i am. that you've got a lot of restrictions and a very, very, very conservative state legislature, and a governor who happily signed that ban. so, it is a huge issue. as for what i'm hearing, a lot of fear. a lot of fear about the issue of abortion. but also, i don't know, there is a weird feeling here in florida of a lack of urgency, if i could call it that, just talking to folks would were working on campaigns here, one of fears that one of a friend of mine in south florida said that she's hearing a lot of fears among african american voters about a different issue. about fear of being arrested if they go to vote. not that they themselves have any felony record but they saw the arrests of those 20 people who had

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earlier this month, senator lindsey graham, introduced a bill to ban abortion everywhere in the united states, after 15 weeks -- in the house, nearly 100 republicans, including the ranking member, as many republicans on this committee, have cosponsored this extreme bill. and a new memo released by the committee today reveals that during just this congress alone, congressional republicans have introduced more than 50 separate measures to ban or restrict abortion. you seek -- you see where their priorities are, right here with these 50 different bills. some of them put doctors in prison. some of them ban travel from state to state if you seek abortion. some are just outright bands -- outright ban. they were all measures to restrict abortion. republicans are showing us, the americans, the america that they envision. it limits women's freedom, and imposes government control over our bodies and choices. it is an america where it -- where a politician can force a woman to give birth against her will regardless of the consequences for her health, her will and her family. this chilling america

graham, yellow, blue glass to you and your ios to he thought she'd a piece that your mouth may still have to bill for a border with, but he hasn't been authorized. he has read the pitcher jewels. marianna, you're the person who needs the kristi, yahoo! you perceive, bolster her jewels written out of mind, like i just don't. why would have uncle bob settler will dishes and has not been years almost. and i'm just going to spring meter store when you're losing it is too much melinda, this is just a silly or did you know what even got a view to him from sheer dumpster when you're not reverse the diesel. ah, ah, is, would you? yes, my number. anybody at the store? you call them later. thank you for understanding. yeah, my yesenia a i business a don't come to the motion. mm hm. you certainly are crushed with you madame. what does the letter c at to put you month? i'm so you will be you just, i'm times him right. it's a lot of them last dancer, a dealership, flush out, cool, wind, stormy. and some of those rallies from nan to low. do it in b. c with you shane you could keep away in the police, just kill

earlier this month, senator lindsey graham introduced a bill -- to 15 weeks, in the house nearly 100 republicans, including the ranking member, and many of the republicans on this committee have cosponsored this extreme bill. at a new memo released by the committee, reveals that just with congress alone, congressional republicans have introduced more than 50 separate measures to ban or restrict abortions. and so you see where their priorities are, right here with these 15 different bills. now some of them put doctors in prison, some of them ban travel from state to state if you're seeking an abortion. some are just outright bans. there are 50 different measures to restrict abortion. republicans are showing us the america they envision. it's a place that limits women's freedom, and imposes government control over our bodies and our choices. it's in america where politicians can force a woman to give birth against her will, regardless of the consequences for her health, and for the women, and for her family. this chilling republican vision is not what the american people want. the majo

republican senate marquee rubio's cosponsoring a bill that would ban abortions at after 15 weeks of pregnancy nationwide. embracing senator lindsey graham'sfederal abortion ban. you have been critical of his stance on abortion rights all throughout your campaign. and president joe biden vowed to back in october that if voters elect more democratic senators and keep the house, he will send the bill to congress to codify abortion protections into law. if elected to the senate, what would you do to protect the abortion rights on a federal level in contrast to your opponent? >> reverend sharpton, marco rubio has made clear four years that he wants a total national ban on abortion, with zero exceptions including rape and incest. sitting in the senate right now is the women's health protection act that would codify roe versus wade. now, shame on us that we did not codify this law before now. but we can get two more seats in the senate, we will have the numbers that we need to break the filibuster and move this much-needed legislation forward. people may say, look, abortion is not my issue. anytime we send the message that it is okay to take awa

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graham introduced legislation to ban the right to choose. states are already passing bands without exception for rape or incest, even the life of the mother. more's opponent has introduced 14 bills to limit the right to choose, 14 times. if you elect wes moore, he's going to make sure the right this protected for every woman in mound. the republicans gain control of congress and a nationwide ban of abortion, i will veto it. folks, if we elect chris van hollen and elect two more democrats to keep control of the house, we are going to codify roe v. wade in january and make it the law of the land. i love how these republicans talk about fighting crime. on the federal level we passed the most significant gun safety legislation in nearly 30 years and we are coming back to do what i was able to do in the 90's. that is been assault weapons. -- ban assault weapons. wes moore is a combat veteran trevino knows what responsible gun ownership is pretty will ban those guns and community based violence. maryland's largest police union has endorsed wes moore because he actually has a plan to keep mail and families safe. -- marilyn family safe. his opponent won't stand up to the mra -- nra and

graham has proposed a national abortion standard. rick becker, what is your position on that? mr. becker: i have not read the billut i am aware it is a 15 week man -- ban. we have in federal statute under title 18 it is illegal to commit murder, recognizing that the unborn is a child, is a human being, it is murder to commit abortion, and therefore i would be in favor of a ban and the details just to make sure it stays constitutional. we have get away from that, i see it in the votes with career politicians. i believe we can do that with a bill that as a federal ban on abortion. >> i have seen some advertising online think you would be a megaphone for women's health care. should congress codify the roe decision? dr. christiansen: roe v. wade provided states the opportunity to regulate their abortion care. a federal ban would take away states rights. roe v. wade balance states rights with the rights of women and girls, and since the dobbs decision we have seen just how terrible and reprehensible the government's interference in women and children's health care is. women are experiencing sepsis, blood loss, they ar

before congress, let's say lindsey graham's proposal is to have exceptions for rape, incest and the life of the mother. the support that? >> i'd have to look at the billhow it's structured. there's certain legal mechanisms he could put in a to create a individual basis review. i reject the notion that you could do the. >> legislative mechanism for individual basis review, committed a review to decide whether a pregnant women or girl meets the criteria of rape or incest. whenever one of these candidates price for even 30 seconds and how these exceptions would work, this is all to come up with. the fact this, most rape and sexual assault victims did not even reported to police, so are they going to submit to a community review process? i think about it, again, think about it for more than 30 seconds. imagine a girl had to go to town hall for a hearing, standing at a microphone to explain to a panel of community members how she got pregnant from this incest? this is the reality. this is what it would look like. these calls for exceptions to make abortion bans less invasive than they really are. some democrats are collectively conveying that message, like

least to lucy's point, when you have lindsey graham trying to nationalize the abortion ban, and you have people trying to nationalize the don't say gay billthat america's wake up worried about day in day out. this is something that is a cultural war that republicans want to tear down this current government administration, only to get into power. they don't have a governing plan, and it's become apparently clear that they don't have an agenda to address the most critical issues of our time. from climate change to inflation, and yet somehow the message about that is failing to resonate to ordinary voters. >> and they're going to do things like that medicare and social security, you think you'd be but bread and butter issues. after the break, sounds like hyperbole but democracy really is on the line in many races across the country. we'll explain with the story, that's next. stick around. so you only pay for what you need. showtime. whoo! i'm on fire tonight. (limu squawks) yes! limu, you're a natural. we're not counting that. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ trelegy for copd. ♪birds flyin' high, you know ho

bills are down about 30% in october. but i don't know what it's like by you this morning, but is a big nippy this morning. grahamis morning and starting to use energy probably for the first time for the year . so probably for the first time for the year. so michael key a key point week jeremy on this budget announcement there's been a change in the allowance the government is going to have but it was going to be two years and been pulled back to one year. so is it from people will will is it from people will be will be better in the full brunt of energy costs now 78% of people support said this price cap being extended . this is going to being extended. this is going to mean some painful stuff for every average british household, isn't . that's right mean the isn't it. that's right mean the price cap has had a rollercoaster ride i mean liz came in and announced a price cap for two years when jeremy hunt took over as chancellor of that, while liz truss was still prime minister, that was reduced to a six month price cap ending in april with the promise of a big treasury review . and big treasury review. and obviou

annmarie graham i also want to thank our entire michigan delegation as well as the michigan american legion and disabled american veterans and michigan veterans of foreign wars for their support in this bill. i thank my colleagues for consideration of this bill. mr. takano: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. ellzey: i'm prepared to close. i'm going to go off script and the more we hear about these veterans are just incredible and i want to hear more about the general. bronze star, purple heart on the heels of veterans' day, the remarkable bravery that to received those awards and i would like to see the clinic up in michigan to honor the man and meet his family and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i share the sentiment of my colleague from texas and you cannot be indifferent to the stories as we read accounts of these great american heroes and i'm affected by the part of major general dillard's history in terms of his opposition to don't ask, don't tell, way before it was overturned. th

and horses and the bill, watched his dad, trevor, move to a residential home after developing alzheimer's. he died last year, and daniel has since been nominated for a care award. grahamy father, trevor. he passed away a year or so ago, 1.5 years ago, with alzheimer's. arriba! hi,jim! come on in! what can i do for you this merry day? there's something i'd like to try out on you. dan is the son of another famous actor, trevor peacock. i never was close to him in the last few years. obviously, he had the disease — this a terrible, terrible disease — but i wanted to be closer to him and i regret not being as close as i should've been. so i think maybe it started with a bit of guilt, trying to make it up to dad why i came here. should we call it bracing, rona? as well as group activities, dan has one—to—one sessions with residents, just talking and listening. if i hear dan's voice in the morning, i'm always glad and i think, "well, it'll be a good day today". a while back, i heard this line which is that all humans want to feel safe, they want to feel loved, and they want to feel heard. i like it when we go in and we just gossip. because we didn't used to do that. are you