secretary buttigieg: yes. senator white did the house: it requires all states to develop a strategy to reduce emission from the transportation sector? secretary buttigieg: yes. senator whitehouse: you have had questions about the application of the social cost of carbon decision out of the district court in louisiana. does that decision relieve you of any responsibilities to make decisions in a fact-based way, in a fact-based environment? secretary buttigieg: not at all. senator whitehouse: with respect to the administrative procedures act, if facts are developed through the notice and comment procedures you will continue to abide by the strictures of the administrative procedures act and make decision that is are consistent with the facts that have been developed in the hearing process? secretary buttigieg: we would. senator white did the house: in grants, is it appropriate for the department to rack recognize harms and -- to recognize harms and benefits of applicants' projects and consider the harms or benef

>> buttigieg: yeah, i think so.hink that used to be this bridge. >> cooper: when grading the overall state of this country's infrastructure, the american society of civil engineers recently gave the u.s. a "c-." how is it possible that a country like the united states gets a c- on infrastructure? >> buttigeig: well, you get what you pay for. and for pretty much as long as i've been alive, our country has been under-investing in public things. for a long time, everybody here in washington said, "we got to do this," or, "we're going to do this," it's finally happened but we-- we got a lot of time to make up for. >> cooper: the bipartisan infrastructure bill signed into law by president biden in november guarantees at least $850 billion of spending over the next five years. there's $55 billion to help communities remove lead pipes and deliver clean drinking water, $65 billion to expand broadband internet service and make it more affordable, and another $65 billion to upgrade the nation's power grid. many federal agenci

buttigieg: thank you governor whitmer i am honored to be with all of you. i want to thank the nj for having me -- the in j a -- nga for having me. first, i want to thank and applaud work that nga did and so many of you did individually. as you shared in our opening remarks, both shaping the dying -- designed for the presidents historic law and of the advocacy that made it a reality. we saw governors from red states and blue states alike calling for investments like this. there have been calls for these investments for decades. i am proud to be part of the administration that was able to deliver the law with bipartisan support. this law will do so much for so many people in every state and territory in the country. it will build a national network of electric charging stations, electric buses so kids can go to school without being exposed to toxic fumes. it will expand a tragic -- transit in large and small communities and give us a chance to modernize supply chain infrastructure building on expert work by so many governors here to keep our economy moving. i

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg. enjoy your good seats at the state of the union this evening. >> thank you very much. >>> be sure to join cnn tonight for the very first state of the

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conference of mayors, transportation secretary pete buttigieg discussed accessing funds from the 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure law. the session also address childhood health, security and broadband connectivity. >> it is my great pleasure, to introduce to all of you pete buttigieg. >> president and ceo of the american beverage association. and president of the american beverage foundation for healthy america. board of directors. who announced the winners of the 2022 childhood obesity prevention, slash and viral environmental health and sustainability wards. 2022 marks the tenth round of the amazing this amazing partnership. as of this year, we've made more than $5 million an awards through 60 plus cities across the country. that's $5 million in cash. because we may or understand, the american beverage association understands that the best public private partnerships with the critical resources direct where they are needed most and of course that's also the places where the best solutions get incubated which are at the local level. with not only mayors but residents and small bus

we are excited to have today's conversation with secretary pete buttigieg. as mayor of south bend, he worked to improve transportation safety and tackled some of the city's toughest problems. he gave people reasons to come downtown by taking a fresh look at the city's attributes. as mayor he worked across the aisle to transform south bend's future and improve people's everyday lives. household income group, property fell and unemployment was cut in half. the city accessed new resources and technology for a smart streets initiative to improve street design in the downtown and the historically underresourced west side. the complete street strategy led to benefits that included small business growth along previously neglected corridors and hundreds of millions of dollars in new private investment of the downtown that one time was too empty. now as our nation's 19th transportation secretary, he'll be overseeing a record level of transportation funds as part of the infrastructure package. secretary buttigieg, i know i speak for all the governors when i say we're

transportation secretary pete buttigieg will be here. plus, the january six committee just revealed for the first time they believe former president donald trump may have committed crimes. as the 11th hour gets underway on wednesday night. good evening, i'm stephanie ruhle. it has now been one week since russia invaded ukraine. and today, russia stepped up its assault on cities across the country. ukrainian officials estimate some 2000 civilians have been killed since the world began one week ago. >> one of russ's message of more is to be absolutely brutal and trying to cow the citizenry of the given country. and that includes at the very least indiscriminate targeting and potentially deliver targeting as well. we're looking very closely at what's happening in ukraine right now, including what's happening to civilians. we're taking account of it, we're documenting it. >> kyiv still facing a threat from that massive russian military convoy you see on your screen right now. which according to the pentagon, is now facing a number of challen

i want buttigieg to go first.hooks up president biden to electric charging stations and i will consider getting one myself this guy has completely ruined himself. this is a smart guy now saying dumb things in the service of the hard left. the service of not admitting that these people have created the inflation problems, the gas price problems. the supply chain crisis. they created that instead of just admitting that, he is lying on "60 minutes." i actually think the entire interview was inappropriate, the timing of it was inappropriate given everything that's going on. this is the same pete buttigieg, don't forget, jesse, roll the tape tomorrow on your show, do you remember the time he had his two suvs drive up to the white house entrance gate and he rode his bike from the entrance to where his suv was parked. that's in full view of all the cameras including the fox news cameras. i know that area of the white house well. so,. >> jesse: everybody is going to be riding a bike now with gas over like 4.30 a gallon, k

but pete buttigieg says quote all options on the table when it comes to the u.s. my ron. let's watch the growing bipartisan push to band russian oil, watch this. >> this is a time for america to stand tall. they depend on us. the world depends on us. energy has been a weaponize we have the ability to counter that weapon. we really do pre- >> there should not be a single additional american dollar allowed to finance these atrocities. so the president has set i'm going to use every tool in the toolbox. mr. president, this is a tool. >> i think that means it should all be on the table including banning the import of russian oil. not just here in the united states a bit among all of the nations appeared we can protect ourselves. we could support ourselves. we can keep our economy going without fossil fuel. >> i am all for that, ban it. ban the oil coming from russia. >> have got to move on to this for growing concerns russia has infiltrated climate activists to undercut u.s. energy independence for native nato secretary warren about 2014 hillary clinton in 2016 speech

that's pete buttigieg's solution. is. >> clean transportation can bring significant cost savings for the american people as well. last month we announced the $5 billion investment to build up a nationwide electric vehicle charging networks of people from rural to suburban to urban communities can all benefit from the gas savings with driving ev. >> tucker: imagine being someone who makes under 100 grand a year and having to watch that character sneer at you on television, patronage, someone who's never done anything in his life, no discernible skills of any kind, telling you you've got to change your life and it will be better, learn to code. kc hundreds and has watched that menopause for long time, radio host in south bend. thanks so much for joining us tonight. why don't you stop whining and buy a tesla? >> well, yeah. they don't even want you to buy a tesla because the tax credit doesn't even go to tesla, it only goes to uaw, and electric vehicles really suck in the snow. it's very cold here in michiana, the south

you mentioned pete buttigieg. the candidate for tone-deaf messenger of the day is this senator.buy the senator television so she can see what's going on around the world? we are not asking to figure out a way to make sure that oil companies make a ton of money and get those oil -- because -- no, we are talking about being viable for national security. we are actually having a conversation of the table with rush about iranian oil! >> it is crazy. joe manchin -- about his own party. russia has weaponized energy they will use it wherever it is advantageous. you cannot be the superpower of the world if you have to depend on other nations for energy. in different places they have my colleagues, the president, and they have a hard time coming to grips that you've got to use everything you've got. >> i am for this going after the oil business and everything, but at the same time they are punishing russians who hate putin more than anybody. after covid came through china, any criticism of china was perceived as racist. we kept having to tell everybody we must separate government from th

joining us to discuss, transportation secretary pete buttigieg, secretary buttigieg, we're hearing thatiden plans to address the economic burden at home caused in part by sanctions on rur. right now gas prices at a national average, up by nine cents from a we go ago. how is president biden going to convince americans that these rising prices are going to be worth it when to many of them, the war in ukraine seems thousands of miles, might as well be planets away. >> reporter: the president is somebody who very much thinks and acts in terms of the kitchen table. it is how he approaches the presidency every day. you'll hear about america's moral commitment to stand with the ukraine people and to make sure that putin's russia faces severe consequences for launching thing unprovoked attack. when it comes to the impact at home, the president has taken several steps to make sure that not only we're doing everything we can to keep gas praise under control, but more broadly, challenging congress to make sure aware lowering costs across the board. he remember the president has put forward ways to

we remember biden, we remember harris, we remember buttigieg.rourke, ran, inslee ran, do you remember all these names? 27. it's going to be the same situation in the next open seat. everybody in the democrat party is going to be run and it's going to be wide open chaos. >> laura: victor, the democrats are a little polly and aish about the midterms. >> i'm hopeful and i believe, i believe that we're gold to hold our majority in the house and expand our majority in the senate. >> it is absolutely essential for our democracy that we win. >> now we look at 2022. i want to tell my republican friends, get ready, pal. you're gonna in for a problem. >> laura: victor that's what he told all our adversaries when he was coming in, america's back. are these people blind, pretending or just delushly at this point? >> yeah, i think we've never been in this territory before because the real crisis is whether he'll be able to make it through his first term and the vice-presidential solution to the presidential problem's worse. the solution's worse than the prob

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conference of mayors, pete buttigieg spoke on accessing funds. it addressed child health, food security and broadband connectivity. sgr president and ceo of the american beverage association and president of the american beverage foundation for a healthy america board of directors who will announce the winners of the 2022 childhood obesity prevention/environmental health and sustainability awards. as of this year we made more than $5 million in awards to 60 plus cities across the country. that's $5 million in cash funding direct to cities because we mayors understand and the american beverage association understands that the best public/private partnerships deliver critical resources direct to where they are needed most. [ applause ] that's also the place where is the best solutions get incubated at the local level. with not only mayors but residents and small businesses and institutions and other community stakeholders playing along. as you know, last year in 2021 right when cities needed it most, we lost a major expansion of this program. not o

first time i met transportation secretary pete buttigieg, we were on a millennial merits panel.st time i was ever called a millennial. i've been on a few panel since then, very very blessed and happy to call him a friend. he serves all of us as the 19th century terry of transportation, having been sworn in by secretary in february. he brings our perspective, that of a mayor to his job as secretary. he was such a leader on our issues as of our special task force in advancing manufacturing, he was always involved in the important work of this conference and we are so blessed to have him in this position at this critical time. as a new point person of all the -- under the new infrastructure investment and jobs act. his department of defense is slated to receive about 660 billion in total transportation funding. that's with a b. substantially more than any other sector. he also knows that our state colleagues receive a substantial share of his funding by formula and he understands what that means for us. in the past, -- flexibilities to fund our key priorities to the good news is th

conference of mayors recently transportation secretary pete buttigieg discussed accessing funds from the $1.2 trillion infrastructure law. the session also addressed childhood health, food security, and broad band connectivity. >> it is my pleasure to introduce to all of you -- president and ceo of the american beverage association and president of the american beverage foundation for a healthy america board of directors, who will announce the winners of the 2022 childhood obesity prevention/environmental health and sustainability awards. 2022 marks the tenth round of awards we've made through this amazing partnership. as of this year we've made more than $5 million in awards to 60-plus cities across the country. that's $5 million in cash funding direct to cities because we mayors understand and the american beverage association understands that the best public/private partnerships deliver critical resources direct to where they're needed most. [ applause ] and, of course, that's also the places where the best solutions get incubated which are at the local level. with not only mayors

cruz: i think you will see kamala and pete buttigieg in a combat zone.ce in the whole they are counting on is michelle obama. that's what democrats are dreaming will come out of retirement. i don't know who they will go with, but it doesn't matter because their agenda is a failure. >> biden's communications director made a rare appearance today. >> president biden is very focused on ensuring that we minimize the fluctuations such as the cast, gas pump, and prices in general for american families. he's doing everything he can to combat price hike here at home. >> this is not a communications problem. this is a policy problem that they think by sending dcom's director help, they can get their way out. our texans buying that? >> sen. cruz: nobody is. the white house, 15 months, the messages are inflation are that it's transitory, and then they said it was a high-class problem, then a sign of how great the economy was, and now suddenly, the american people are seeing the price of everything skyrocket. delays talking point -- they have a lot of hope on this -

speaking of the buttigieg he wants you to drive a $350,000 electric car, a car that can get you on one charge to cleveland. not many people from pittsburgh will go to cleveland . i guess maybe to see the steelers beat the browns. these are not accidents. these are not accidents, this is what they want and this is what theycannot have . that is why it's so important that we stand up and we fight back. joe biden said in his state of the union he wants to make things in america again except for oil and gas.it's time to make everything including oil and gas in america and that includes right here in pennsylvania . [applause] but if we're going to protect our country and were going to protect our pocketbooks joe biden's inflation we have to protect our workers right here in america as well. we have to protect them from decades of bad trade deals which to be honest were pursued by both partiestoo often . that includes two of the most disastrously wrong decisions of a generation. giving communist china permanent normal trade relations and admitting them to the wto. congress just voted today t

pete buttigieg said electric cars will help save money. the average price of an ev was $56,437 in november of last year in kelly bluebook. for a lot of peoplish that's not an affordable option. >> no, it's not. and that's a lot more expensive than the average cost of a conventionally powered gasoline car. and -- and, you know, the evs take longer to charge, they're a lot more inconvenient. there's a reason they're a small percentage of vehicles sold. they don't cost less, they cost more. it's not clear that you ever recoup your funds. and, you know, in any case, people should have the choice to drive what they want. but they're using the crisis to push their climate agenda. and evs are a part of that. >> i want to get back to something that kevin touched on. i want to play -- this is back and forth between senator hogan and jen psaki said today and give you a chance to respond. >> i sponsored legislation in the past the keystone xl pipe years ago. that would give 807 million barrels a day. >> i don't think it would. keystone is not an oil

after secretary buttigieg makes opening remarks, mayor hancock and i will engage in a conversation.ase give a big round of applause to our former colleague and friend, transportation secretary mayor pete. [applause] >> thank you. pete: it feels so good to be back in a room full of america's mayors. i can't tell you how excited i am. the last time i was here, i think it was as a presidential candidate and mayor at the same time. i was flashing back to the first time i was here when i was going up and down those -- there's stairways out in the lobby there, and i could just see folks' eyes moving toward my name tag trying to figure out who i was interning for. and it's -- since then it's only become a more important organization to me and to the country. when i was a mayor, i was convinced the local government is the level that gets the most done that is closest to the people and is most critical in shaping people's lives. when i was mayor i believed that to be true. now that i'm a cabinet official i know that to be true. and we're counting on it. [applause] and that is especially true

you are right, the airline industry is crumbling and pete buttigieg is lecturing us about racist highwaysense if you don't want to fly much which is exactly what he's getting. tens of thousands of lights are being canceled, thousands a week being delayed making travel extremely difficult especially in some of the smaller cities that you think pete buttigieg would pay attention to. good luck flying from north texas to louisville on southwest airlines. some flights were just cut. american airlines/70% of its schedule this much. alaska's 5%. u.s. cutting 21,000 flights due to a staffing shortage from the covid vaccine mandate, one that was made worse as a result. airlines were downplaying all the termination. liberal reporters never did much digging. but as of january, there were 31,000 fewer full-time airline workers then before covid. and while we were told pretty much everyone was compliant, turns out people were also quitting or retiring early. got so bad that jetblue is basically begging the flight attendants to take on open shares. alaska airlines is paying double to take on extra work

surely after the transportation secretary pete buttigieg was pushing electric cars. again say the solution to your high gas prices is buying an expensive electric car. watch this. >> today the average gas price in america hit an all time record high of over $4 per gallon i'm willing to pay $4 a gallon. i will hell, pay $15 a gallon pause i drive a tesla. >> perhaps if you let the market work in this respect, people feel pain. they take a second look at the f-450 gigantic truck, reconsider a tesla. see hybrid innovation. >> i happen to be here sandwiched between our two electric vehicles, secretary buttigieg and i both have two of the electric vehicles. >> we have to move to clean energy solutions. clean is in the end where we should be so we don't find ourselves in this position again. >> that is it. >> there is no sound or fumes? >> there is nothing. >> how do i know it is actually working [laughter]. >> it is. elizabeth: again and again, we got to take this point up. congresswoman malliotakis, u.s. electricity is powered by natural gas and coal and fossil fuels, ab

transportation secretary pete buttigieg gave an update on spending. watch that friday at 9:30 p.m.astern, or on our free video app c-span now. >> have been unjustly overlooked or forgotten, the archive includes speeches by queen elizabeth the second, robert jordan and ellis -- phyllis shlafly. >> it is only in recent times that we have paid attention to what women have to say. and we have a large general cultural assumption that women were not the best speakers, that women were silent, and in general, it is true they did not speak as much as men, but it is not true that women were not speaking. women have been speaking, hundreds and thousands of them, but we just have not had access to their words. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a, you can listen to q&a on all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >>

and why are pete buttigieg, kamala harris, jennifer granholm, why are they ignoring the big wake-up callthey tout expensive electric cars as your answer to high gas prices? this is why you cannot believe them. california just hit with a big warning, that flooding california with only electric cars and more, banning all fossil fuels to go full-on electric will collapse california's power grid. joining us tonight, senator big hagerty, congresswoman cathy mcmorris rogers, does at this johnson, former utah congressman jason chaffetz. former federal prosecutor jim trusty. russia sanctions white house officials even hillary clinton and hunter biden. russia face as junk debt status. gop demand a white house probe whether russia is again meddling, funding climate act activists in u.s. to undercut oil dependence. history of vladmir putin saying yes, u.s. fracking, u.s. energy is an existential threat to russia. we have breaking news, biden's nominee for the federal reserve, sarah bloom raskin withdraws her name after senate support crumbles due to her anti-oil and gas positions and new revelation

. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg talking on the implement initiation of the infrastructureill before the public works committee. nowhere senator chaired the hearing. -- in the delaware senator chaired the hearing. -- the delaware senator chaired

just by the fact that pete buttigieg came down to l.a., i was with him, and the port envoy, governorm came down and the first time the state has actually come up with the money and governor newsom has stepped up. gavin deserves a shoutout. normally the money would come from the federal government but gavin has come out of the box, put the money out tlcht the problem that i see that we have is this -- commissioner brandon said you can use us, l.a., long beach and oakland. but san francisco, port wineie stockton, sacramento, we have to fight to get our share of this pot. if not, because each port is different and they are going to look at the major ports that have all the containers and when l.a. and long beach is having 20 million containers, and $2 trillion going to the west coast port that's a lot and that's where the volume and stuff -- we had a meeting today, 25 ships out here in the port of oakland waiting to get in. that's a good thing. and even when we are talking about inflation and all that, which you know, which is crazy, but through the department of transportation, secreta

will you please add imports from iran, as well, as pete buttigieg is saying that might be part of the can't believe, by ending energy independence, we pushed our allies right into the arms of putin, and we are still importing oil, as of today, from russia. how does that make any sense? >> it doesn't. look, at the end of the day, sean, what we see is americans want to cultivate an environment in which we've got more energy. far from wanting more american energy, joe biden just wants to control americans. we want to stop putin. his policies enable him. but we've got to get to the point, which we realize, the american people need energy, the american people can produce energy here at home, in a far more safe, environmentally sensitive fashion, and they can anywhere else in the world. joe biden's environmental policies and his steadfast resistance to domestic energy production are enabling vladimir putin, and we've got to stop that. >> sean: well, let me ask you this. you revealed, with the inflation report, wouldn't it be good for our overall national security if we were energy independe

and shawn, you've just seen pete buttigieg, mayor pete, the transportation secretary just channelingarianne. it's pure callousness to be punting people with this mythology about electric cars. it's a fraud because electric cars need baseload reliable power to be charged, so somewhere there is going to be fossil fuels, and we are the fossil fools if we continue to allow these green climate crazies to starve the country of the natural resources that are under the ground, and for all the joe biden has handed to the green new deal people, it's him who has created this hostile environment to fossil fuels. >> sean: and we pay higher costs for everything we buy. we give -- it compromises national security by not being energy independent, and we lose high paying career jobs, we lose lower gas prices, energy prices. we lose helping our allies out. it's a lose-lose scenario every which way you look. all right, thank you both. when we come back, msdnc host joy reid found a way to make the war in ukraine about grace. large trump, leo terrell next as we continue. ♪ ♪ for you to stay focused. hard

secretary buttigieg recently announced a plan to formulate a federal task force. what do you think the government can do to address this problem? >> thank you very much. and this has been a problem the teamsters union have been combatting for the last 40 plus years since the deregulation of trucking. prior to that, 90% of the truck drivers in the united states made good wages, working under a teamster contract. and i wish that was still true today. you know, i can speak to the california experience that mr. lamalfa mentioned which came out of a court ruling against a package delivery company using independent contractors that competes with ups, one of the largest private sector employers in his district. an ups driver makes $100,000 a year in california on average, has fully paid family health insurance and a pension. and it doesn't matter if you have a criminal background or just a high school education, you can get that job. the california law that passed and the portions of the pro act that deal with misclassification came out of a court case involving a compan

secretary buttigieg recently announced -- what are your thoughts on with the federal government could do to address this problem? >> thank you very much. this is been the problem the teamsters union have been combatting for the last four years. it's deregulation of trucking, and prior to that, 90% of the truck drivers of the united states made good wages working under our teamster contract, and i wish that was still true today. i can speak to the california experience which came out of a court ruling against a package delivery company using an dependent contractors that competes with ups, one of the largest private sector employers in his district. a ups driver makes 100,000 a year in california on average. that's fully paid family health insurance and a pension. it doesn't matter if you have a criminal background or just a high school education. you can get that job. the california law that passed in the portions of the pro-act that deal with miss classification came out of the court case involving companies that was competing with ups and under cutting those good wages. that is the

in line in the democrat party when you look beyond that you've got transportation secretary pete buttigiegt. man, what i look at our party, the republican party, i mean, you can sit here and name 20 names of incredible young talents that we have that is a very deep bench, and they got this person, kamala harris. >> sean: let me ask you, ari, because you work for a wartime president, president bush. thank goodness military technology, weaponry, drones, pushing buttons in tampa, florida, now, there is a new way to fight and win wars, that's how donald trump beat the caliphate that grew under biden and obama. at what point do you see a point where we will militarily have to get involved? because i don't of the extent of putin's territorial ambitions. is that the baltics? is it estonia, lithuania, latvia? is it? nobody knows. >> well, we should be militarily involved. we should be building up a fortress called nato. a bulwark against boudin. that is exactly what alliances do and that is what the nato alliance needs to be and that means no hesitation and not being shy about sending armaments, d

>> alfsi minutes," anderson cooper with transportation secretary pete buttigieg.n charge of distributing the largest slice of the bipartisan infrastructure law-- more than $560 billion to rebuild america's highways, bridges, tunnels, airports and railroads. >> buttigieg: when it comes to roads and bridges, we haven't invested at this level since the eisenhower administration, since they built the interstate highway system in the first place. >> alfonsi: i'm sharyn alfonsi. we'll be back next week, with another edition of "60 minutes." covid-19 moves fast, and now you can too by asking your healthcare provider if an oral treatment is right for you. oral treatments can be taken at home and must be taken within 5 days from when symptoms first appear. if you have symptoms of covid-19, even if they're mild don't wait, get tested quickly. if you test positive and are at high risk for severe disease, act fast ask if an oral treatment is right for you. covid-19 moves fast and now you can too. ♪ got my hair ♪ covid-19 moves fast ♪ got my head ♪ ♪ got my brains ♪ ♪ got my e

remember secretary buttigieg said by electric vehicle.le colbert says i will just drive my tesla. meanwhile oakes across middle america make this country work the people who are in manufacturing and agriculture could drive a pickup truck hope make things and things for they forget about all of us and disdain member in peter strzok wireless text messages was in walmart and said i can smell the trump supporters. the disdain or cooper when he said trump supporters eat at the olive garden and stay at the marriott. they view us so different and said go do this. meanwhile we have to drive to work. they work in factories work in agriculture they do not get how serious the energy situation is spread think the country gets up at the elite who think they're so much better than the rest of us never do. joe biden his administration the coastal leftist elite don't seem to get it. >> what about china? i know you have a china task force in the gop. i want to know you can be doing some are not in the same position should china decide to invade taiwan. un