eastern on c-span might at c-span.org or listen on free c-span radio app. c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. here's a collection of c-span products. the purchase will support our nonprofit operation and you still have time to order the congressional directory with contact information from numbers of congress and the biden administration. go to c-span shop.org. >> earlier today, senate a operations committee chair patrick lahey introduced his $3.7 billion u.s. capitol security emergency supplement spending bill to address the needs brought on by the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol and the global pandemic. >> over the weeks i've been rising on the senate floor to urge the senate take up and pass emergency supplemental. rising again to tell you what that opulence is even though i've done over and over again, a deal with the fallout from the violent insurrection that took place at the seat of our democracy january 6. i've been making this call for two months now. i've been feeling like a broken record. just days before thed. chamber left for the jul

eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> president biden yesterday visited a max truck -- mack truck plant in pennsylvania. he was given a tour by a union leader. >> welcome. >> good to be here. >> it has been at the center of building america for 120 years. our products are the core of american infrastructure and those products, those heavy-duty macs are all made here in pennsylvania at this factory, and we are able to do that because of the skilled and strong uaw workforce we have, sir. without these guys -- we are part of the same family and this is what makes us a great company . so kevin maybe say a few words , about our workforce. >> exactly what he was saying. we have a great relationship and we are now looking at ramping up and hiring about four to 600 more people which is creating more in the area and left the best we can have. >> we will continue to invest. we're not going anywhere. who will grow up to our first station will meet some outstanding products. pres. biden: how are you? >> introduce yourself. pres. biden: do me a favor, will you? >> of

eastern, on c-span 3, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. this is open form. if you have interests you want to talk about, (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. (202) 748-8002 four independent. tomorrow, the select committee starts its work on looking at the events of january 6. speaker pelosi talked about the work of the committee, particularly in the light of appointing another publican and the republican decision not to put members on the committee. >> we have had an unprecedented action, and insurrection against our government. it is an assault on the congress on a day when the constitution required us to validate the work of the electoral college. this is not just any day of the week. this was a required date. our select committee will seek the truth. it is our patriotic duty to do so. we do not come in worried about what the other side has been afraid of us. we have a responsibility to seek it and find it. host: kevin mccarthy put out a statement about the committee yesterday. that statement coming from the mi

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c. w sent a team of poison experts to germany on the very day, the opposition figures for more and more that strikes moscow as old as good luck talk, corresponded eagerly, done a good afternoon to you. they responded quickly and it seems, what does russia seem concerned about? that, well, essentially, the russian foreign ministry is squinting at o. p. c, w, and germany and squinting hard. what caught the eye of the russian authorities is a fresh report by the o. p. c. w, detailing the agencies operations during the past year. and in particular, the bid that explains and details of the timeline of o, p. c, w involvement in handling the suspected poisoning of alexi and evolving this bit. at the request of germany, on the 20th of august 2020, the secretariat deployed a team to perform a technical assistance visit in relation to the acted poisoning of a russian citizen. so here's the thing on the 20th of august, last year, the o. p. c, w not only had already received an official request from

and definitely a former president of a n c. he does have a and the members were still very supportive of him. and of course, there has been tensions and, and, and squabbles within the ruling party. but it's not easy to just reduce as the think to process element the us and i'm up was the element the and sees the big organization that i lost of ideological positions and perspectives that you find within the a and c. and his perspective, sometimes i'm not necessarily for duma, and against that i'm a pause or for i'm a pause and again. so i'm trying to see what are some of the major motivating forces here. then at play. i'm trying to avoid very reductive approaches when you look at this because not everybody in the a n c is just closed tomorrow and get on my pause. the simplistic. okay and has ring william in to broaden a town then? no doubt, this is as another guest sang about more than simply what happens to jacob zoom or his supporters. there is an element here of perhaps rebellion against the current social and economic order.

c. b is expected to give the green light today. proponents say it will strengthen europe's digital and monetary sovereignty and keep the euro zone competitive. a digital euro would have the same value as analog, cash, all the money in our bank accounts. it would be issued by the e. c, b, or national central banks to private persons and companies. euro deposits would probably be kept to the value of around $3000.00 euros. that's 2 e's fears that the digital coin could make. the e. c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here reject a digital euro, 56 percent of households saying it would add no additional incentive over current payment methods. and they're worried about the new euro security are correspondent conrad booms and is in frankfort for us on this. and we're joined by market vill, who is a financial expert from the university of st gallon. so conrad, let's start with you. what are we expecting from the e? c, b today and their announce

3, it's a c-6. >> commissioner bush: they file a form 990 and as a 501-c-3. if you go to guide star, you find it there. >> not as a c-6? >> commissioner bush: right. >> chair ambrose: can you please call the roll on the motion? >> clerk: a motion has been made and seconded. i will call the roll. (roll call) >> chair ambrose: this is to move the item to next month's calendar. (roll call) four votes in the affirmative and one opposed, the motion is approved. >> chair ambrose: with that, just to make sure when you put it on the calendar, if we could have not all the federal regulations under the irs code but a quick summary of the different categories of nonprofits and which of those are subject to our lobbying rules, that would be helpful. with that, i'm going to call agenda item 7. looking at the time, go ahead. discussion of possible action on statement of incompatible activities, so-called sia for the department of homelessness and supportive housing, shs. we're going to hear from pat ford about the sia. and mr. ford, when you start, if you can just -- we ha

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c, c agrees. in the latest report, they declare that the world will not meet its climate target without active carbon capture and remove the original carbon suckers, a can play a role, but considering the space and water needed and the fact that they are always the risk of being cut down anyways, exploits believe they can only play a fraction. so the focus is now on the tech version of cheese. direct capture machines that are springing up around the developed canadian company carbon engineering plans to launch the biggest commercial chapter plant in 2022 where they were being upon capable of removing 1000000 tons. it's coming to me currently direct capture companies worldwide capture $9000.00 tons of c o 2 per year to carbon engineering goals of the effects and made it it's a solution that works with different technologies available. but it's the question of how we scale the market right now. i think that brings me back to what carbon engineering is, the main them, which is making policy incentive

eastern on c-span3 come online c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and general mark milley the chair of the joint chiefs of staff briefed reporters at the pentagon about the afghanistan troop withdrawal and efforts to relocate the militaries afghan interpreters to the united states. also a new book reporting general milley feared former president trump would carry out a coup after losing the election. >> thanks. thanks to all of you for coming today. i'd like to start by talking briefly about my trip later this week to our priority theater of operations, which is, of course, the indo-pacific, and then i'll add just a few words on afghanistan, which is very much on all of our minds here. and i'd like to start by saying i'm looking forward to my second trip to the region as secretary of defense. this time, we're heading out to southeast asia, and i'm glad to have the opportunity to engage in person with leaders there. i'm especially looking forward to making keynote remarks in singapore about how we're strengthening one of our unmatched st

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eastern on c-span three. it is also on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. john in new york, the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would just like to point out --how much bipartisanship was there when harry reid was speaker of the house? i think that was a point in time when there was a lot of --friction between the caucus. it was nothing like tip o'neill and ronald reagan. bipartisanship is a good thing, and now it is just a sham. the tension and the rhetoric between the parties is never-ending. what i would like to do is assign blame. my opinion, a majority of it goes to nancy pelosi. i think she has been one of the most toxic and dangerous people that has ever held that position. right in front of the world -- regardless of what you think of trump, he was the president. right in front of the world she ripped up the state of the union address. i do not know. you cannot have bipartisanship you have the speaker of the house doing that. there are other things. a snap impeachment --how many people went out of business? a lot of these rel

that's alive on c-span. -- that's live on c-span. >> we heard that jobs were created anita dunn: yesterday -- anita dunn: revising it upward from 3.7 to 7.4% for 2021. the highest gpe -- gdp. we feel there are a few things that were important for this morning's report. the president's economic plan is working. it is clear that it's working. we have a record number of new jobs being created. we have economic growth projected to be the highest and nearly 40 years. we have wages increasing. the president believes americans , working families need arrays. employers are paying more. workers are getting more which is a good thing for this economy. we feel that this gives us added momentum. eight-year investments to continue the growth and to be competitive internationally. host: let's -- >> let's dive back into the build back better agenda. now that you've gotten this framework, you had to make some choices when you are negotiating with the republicans and democrats on this. what to take from the american jobs plan. what are the highest priorities from the original american jobs plan that did no

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full schedule on your program guide visit c-span dog work c-span.org. >> this sunday c-span premierse stories about what they saw, heard and experienced that day including colorado democrat jason croak. he talked about how he felt as people tried to breach the house chamber. >> if you're not scared in a situation like that, there's probably something wrong with you or you don't realize the magnitude of the situation. there was a moment i was going to ask one of the officers for his firearm because i've used firearms before, i know i am capable of doing what's necessary to protect myself and others but i didn't know whether the officers were because my experience in combat you never know who's willing to actually pull the trigger and do what's necessary but i knew that i could. i was thinking about asking the officer decided not to because i didn't want to put the officer in that position. i never thought my two wives, i'm a very different person now that i was as a ranger, i am a father, husband, member of congress and i thought if i took the uniform off years ago that i had that lif

c, o 2, the a deal exceed could end. the private meeting in a group is planning $110.00 wind turbines to supply electricity to athens. environmentalists are alarmed. it is all in their protected areas in special areas. and this is really just, there will be a disaster. the whole mountain is going to be live and so it is really transforming korea to an industrial zone. although the plans are not yet final, las yanna vs is already informing the island residents about their potential impact . it. korea has had its share of bad experiences with other large scale projects. a once lush valley resembled a moon skate like this, after a hybrid power plant was built, the erosion on the island is already extreme. again and again, entire hillsides flood off, especially in areas where large roads are constructed, the mountains, their home not only to goats, but to many beekeepers as well. if wind turbines are built here and galas will have to move away with his these he mainly says c would and would be bad for the b use of the pot up

c e mails are completely accurate. so no one is saying, no, i didn't tell you that in this email, it's a fabrication except that's, except it isn't surprising that it's accepted because we have, it has a 10 year publishing record where we have never got it wrong about the present business. it's also why we take a while to publish what we have because we want to keep that perfect record. now given, given that the real source is known in this case is the d n. c is very watson and sharp. that is louis miranda, the head of communications. we know they are they original source. so there's quite a difficulty in the clinton campaign to try and out maneuver the publication. so the content itself is on the questionable. so instead you have to bring in some other act up. so the actor that they've tried to bring in is the russian intelligence. because it just said we know russian intelligence agencies hacked into the dnc. we know the arranged of arranged for males to be relieved. yes, so on actually she has a site slight variant

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eastern, on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> next the vice of the joint chiefs of staff, general john hyten talks about defense technology with newly founded technologies institute. other topics include the covid-19 pandemic, china, and russia, and adapting to new technology. [applause] gen. hyten: good morning. it's great to see so many friendly faces this morning. great to see any faces. when i became vice chair i never expected i would spend almost

watch live on c-span3, c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> coming up this morning on washington journal, mike debonis of the washington post previews the week ahead in congress and the key battles ahead for president biden's legislative agenda. oregon representative cliff bentz on what is being done to contain western state wildfires and efforts to regulate big tech and social media companies. and lawrence gostin talks about the role of the world health organization in worldwide covid vaccinations. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ >> this is the washington journal for july 26. a recent poll from the ap shows that among those polled currently unvaccinated for covid, most said they were not planning on getting the vaccine. those also expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of the vaccine from the reported variants. we will show you that poll and give you the opportunity to tell us whether you are vaccinated and to tell us why you are or are not vaccinated. here's how you can

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eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: general john haydn, the vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff spoke today about defense technology at the newly founded emerging technologies institute. he also answered questions about the covid-19 pandemic, relations with china and russia, and adapting to new technology. >> good morning, everybody. it's great to see so many friendly faces this morning. actually, it is great to see any face. when i became the vice chairman in late 2019 i never expected that i would spend almost all my time for literally six months but focus on covid to try and get us somewhere out of that. working with the deputies trying to get the department to move, get the country to move, and we started to move. and the work that was done with the vaccine, if you want to see what this country can do if you have to go fast, just look at the vaccine. and i tell you, they do not get enough credit for what they did to move this country forward in developing a vaccine. a lot of people do not realize t

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eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app.nnouncer: washington journal continues. host: we will have about 15 minutes here and more later to talk to you about your top news story of the week, whether that is the rising covid cases due to the delta variant, the demise of the committee, the january 6 committee, at least the republicans on that committee, or other stories. 202-748-8000 is the line to call, the democrats line. republicans, 202-748-8001. all others at 202-748-8002. a color on the previous segment called in alleging the number of deaths reported on the vaccines. thousands have died from covid-19 -- that does not support the idea that thousands have died from covid-19 for some it is important for you to know the facts to make an informed decision. some articles on social media, with data supporting the claim that thousands of died -- have died as a result of the covid-19 vaccine. this claim is false, they safe that is co-managed i the cdc and fda, which are credible sources. the agency says these claims are misconstr

c. w. having received apparently all ready, the official request from germany on the 20th of august, it had already assembled and even deployed a team of poison experts to germany on the 20th of august. the thing is that was the very same day when the whole world had learned about the situation with the russian opposition figure. he felt sick on board of a plane. early in the morning, the plane made an emergency landing in one of russia's siberian cities. and that's where election i've only received 1st treatment. he was in a critical condition. it wasn't until the 2nd half of the day. in fact, it was evening even in europe already. when angela clinton manuel mc crohn, they both stepped forward and the german chancellor offered her help of germany's help to bring election of only back to his feet. and this is something that doesn't sit right according to the foreign ministry, because how did the agency the o, p c, w have time to get the request, assemble and deploy a team of experts, everyt

watch the hearing live tuesday at 9:30 eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen with the freen radio app. >> sunday on "q&a", "washington post" syndicated finance columnist on her book what to do with your money when crisis hits. >> it's not a matter if there's going to be another economic crisis but when. and so we want to set you up actually for the next crisis. it's actually not all about covid but what recession is going to come down the road. it may be long. it may be short. but life is going to happen. and i need you to prepare now. you know, i do a lot of financial seminars in my community. and it's so hard to get people to save when they're doing well because they're doing well. they don't think that tomorrow is going to have an issue. and so you need to save, you need to do that. yeah. i'll get to it. i'll get to it. when a crisis hits, everybody is in frugal mode. they're ready to do it. but that's too late. the time to do that is when you have the resources, when you have the ability to cut. it's easy to cut when you can't pay for anything or things are shut down. a

c. w report in the document, the agency is detailing and so creations last year. in one of the paragraphs, it lays out the timeline of its involvement in handling the suspected poisoning of election. a volley is this bit. at the request of germany, on the 20th of august 2020, the secretariat deployed a team to perform a technical assistance visit in relation to the suspected poisoning of a russian citizen. so according to this report, the o, b. c, w. having received a pound, the all ready, the official request from germany on the 20th of august, it had already assembled and even deployed a team of poison experts to germany on the 20th of august. the thing is that was the very same day when the whole world had learned about the situation with the russian opposition figure. he felt sick on board of a plane. early in the morning, the plane made an emergency landing in one of russia's siberian cities. and that's where election i've only received 1st treatment. he was in a critical condition.

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watch on c-span or c-span.org or listen on c-span radio. >> donald trump, jr. gave remarks at the conservative political action conference. he was introduced by his girlfriend kimberly guilfoyle. oh, yes. conservatives look marvelous. you guys are looking good, feeling proud and feeling strong. that's right. [applause] it is so great to be here and see this incredible crowd of freedom and liberty loving conservatives and born-free americans. this is texas style. we like to do it loud. we like to do it cpac style. so the media every few months is trying to write the obituary believe it or not of or conservative movement and then along comes cpac, right? and thank you to mercy and matt for their courage and their vision and their excellence in bringing this to us every single year and downing it biger and better every time. god bless them and the shclapp family. i love it because cpac blows up the fake news narrative of the liberal media time and time again. and thanks to cpac and to our fabulous president trump, we will not be canceled. [cheers and applause] but

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tune into c-span3, go to our website c-span.org, or download the free c-span radio app.e are getting your thoughts on the committee this morning. what you think of the makeup of the committee? two of the republicans appointed by the speaker. the republicans, led by kevin mccarthy, are not participating after speaker pelosi barred two of his choices from serving on the panel. benjamin in denver sends us this text, god bless liz cheney, one of the two republicans appointed by the speaker. mccarthy should hold his tongue and follow her lead, perpetuating a lie is never good . yesterday kevin mccarthy spoke to reporters on the floor before an event began in the rose garden on the disabilities act and referred to adam kinzinger and liz cheney as polarizing republicans. leonard, good morning to you. caller: good morning, everyone. i don't understand why this investigation didn't start january 7. this is ridiculous. give turns to the children and whatever. a few years ago when trump ran for president, i found out that my neighbors were racist, they hate change, they hate order.

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