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c-span refers to people on the right as conservatives. they are not conservatives. they are reactionaries. they want to turn back to the 1950's but to the 1850's. they are dangerous people, delusional as far as calling people who voted for biden idiots, think of what we have accomplished. thank you. host: what should folks on the left be called? liberals? progressive? what you prefer. this is jackie in philly, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, i just took a drink of water and i heard you say my name. i may trumpster and i was watching ron desantis and the reaction to what he was saying. trump keeps on winning. i love it because i voted for him and i also sang a song i made up myself way back when he was running. i forget the girls name who was on but i sang it. it's called make america great again. he needs a new name now. i think we will call him the don. that's it, i want to say that i am still for donald trump. something about him, he keeps winning. host: this is terry in boone, iowa, independent. good morning, donald trump will be in iowa this week campaigning for the republican nomination. your thoughts? ca

c-span, powered by cable. >> a speech by u.s. secretary of state antony blinken about the strong relations between the u.s. and israel. the secretary's book about the u.s.'s commitment to preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon. this is just over 20 minutes. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you. good morning. please, take a seat. wonderful to be with all of you today. michael, my friend, thank you for that introduction, i'm grateful to you and to my long time friend howard for inviting me back to aipac. now, i have to admit as i was talking with michael and howard and the other leadership of aipac >> some of you may have been there, i got to appear in the dallas cowboys football stadium on the jumbotron. [laughter] never thought that would happen, thanks to you. [applause] m honored to be here with hundreds of fellow friends of israel from across our country. it's great to be with colleagues on the hill. i know it's during the course of the day and maybe this morning, senator menendez, and congresswoman wasserman schultz and others, for the bipartisan support for the u.s.-israel relationship. last month we marked 75 years since the foundi

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not let the mayor's office cut child care funding by $150 million over the seventh span of seven years, and that the f r c s don't want to $5.4 million cut. so to the board and the mayor's office. i ask you, this, corey, a woman from district 11 immigrated here and teach it to spanish immersion, high quality family childcare for the past 20 years, has a huge waitlist. she has no retirement benefits or health care. is it selfish for her and the hundreds of families providers like her to want us to figure out retirement and health care before we think about getting rid of ongoing funding? is corey selfish. furthermore the chamber of commerce has found that woman are by far the majority not returning to the workforce. and the main reason is childcare. i hope you think about a mom and a domestic violence situation that maybe if she had child care, she could get a job and work on the side and save up money and escape an unsafe situation. do all women deserve access to live their lives? this is overly political and immoral. as all the lord says, happy pride from our black equivalent feminist queer icon. your sile

c-span 3. he comes, order to recognize the gentleman from kentucky flabbiness. >> i yield 30 seconds to the general lady from indiana. >> quick follow-up from c.j.'s -- according to your report created conspiracy allegations and direct conflict with his reported and -- the fbi among other things, and you are able to establish his intent. would you be able to provide to the committee, a quarter of your sea h as -- on april six, 2021. four page one 92. then you have interviews in the possession? yes or no? >> thank you for -- -- your like the, providers that come back me provided to the committee, mr. durham? >> the piece of evidence that belongs to the fbi. and probably that is a better direction with the fbi. >> okay. >> reclaiming my time, mr. durham, this seems to have all started with one person that i don't see's name in your report. i see in mueller's report 80 times, who did mr. papadopoulos meet with that gave him this supposed russet in formation? >> when mr. papadopoulos was interviewed by the fbi, he hadn't defied joseph -- as a person who had provided that information. >> did you interview joseph misfit? >> we attempted to interview him

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s and back. alvin was able to get that done in a republican senate. he was a man that wanted to see justice done. susan: c-spanrs who follow the congress will appreciate the story of alvin sykes. he went out in a bipartisan way. he worked both houses of congress and his pursuit of legislature which was signed into law by george w. bush in 2008, it is now permanent, president obama put it in place in 2016. what does it do? rev. parker jr: for another 10 years, i think it is indefinite now, it allows the powers to be to pursue cases like emmett till's, old cases of people who suffered atrocities from 1976 and backwards. we call it the till bill. alvin was very instrumental. he was so knowledgeable that god put the fire in his belly to go to congress. he is so articulate, just unbelievable. i wish she was still here to take care of his own. i think they're trying to write his memoir. susan: fbi agent henry was important in the pursuit for justice. what do you have to say about his role in it? >> he came and said that ms. bryant was lying about emmett till. the case had never been closed. so it was the interest of

s third attempt to modernize its financial and accounting systems. live coverage here on c span. >>> good afternoon, the subcommittee will come to order. we're here today to review the va's progress in the transformational business program or fmbt. it's the va's third attempt to modernize the aging inadd watt financial and accounting systems. material witnesses and deficiencies for decades. at the same time, the departments -- continues to be much similar to the wild west. it's been nearly ten years since the former va senior procurement executive blew the whistle for billions of dollars of unauthorized commitments. and nothing is fundamentally changing. with so many purchased cards and so many different facilities and no central tracking, the department is practically helpless to enforce its policies, much less root out waste and fraud. basic function stretched the capabilities of the system, like maintaining records when the va transferred the cares and arp funds. when the committee asked basic questions about how the funding was handled during last month's hearing, the va wit

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not let the mayor's office cut child care funding by $150 million over the seventh span of seven years, and that the f r c s don't want to $5.4 million cut. so to the board and the mayor's office. i ask you, this, corey, a woman from district 11 immigrated here and teach it to spanish immersion, high quality family childcare for the past 20 years, has a huge waitlist. she has no retirement benefits or health care. is it selfish for her and the hundreds of families providers like her to want us to figure out retirement and health care before we think about getting rid of ongoing funding? is corey selfish. furthermore the chamber of commerce has found that woman are by far the majority not returning to the workforce. and the main reason is childcare. i hope you think about a mom and a domestic violence situation that maybe if she had child care, she could get a job and work on the side and save up money and escape an unsafe situation. do all women deserve access to live their lives? this is overly political and immoral. as all the lord says, happy pride from our black equivalent feminist queer icon. your sile

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s latest book,he world: a history of humany this episode of footnotes plus. but most -- footnotes plus is available wherever you get your podcasts are on the c-span now mobile app. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> next, discussion of the fallout in russia in the wake of the wagner group rebellion over the weekend with foreign-policy and national security experts during a form hosted by the hudson institute, but it means for russia and the u.s. response to the situation. this is 50 minutes. >> the events of the last hours have taken the breath away of a lot of analysts around the world, there is speculation on what is action taking place in russia. but what is clear is that in the last 48 hours, though war between the head of the private military company the whacker group and the military brass and mos

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c-span, you will have changed so much. i have been watching you since the 1980's, and you just let people live now -- lie now. use to check people's feet to the fire. i don't know what is wrong. maybe brian lamb set i don't want this anymore or what, you know what i mean? host: thank you, robert, we appreciate it. dave is an independent in ohio. caller: hi, my call is on the news you see where they want to say, is this going to help his chances of winning? he should not even be running. he should have been indicted right after january 6. that is all i've got to say. host: richard is next in savannah, georgia. richard, you are on the "washington journal." richard is a republican. caller: good morning. i just find it ironic that the day the house of representatives came out with information that christopher wray tried to keep from them, but because of contempt of court he decided to bring out the burisma problems with the bidens, where joe biden received $5 million and hunter biden received $5 million. a pay to play scheme from burisma in ukraine, and the same day that happened, here comes the indictment on tru

c-span, you will have changed so much. i have been watching you since the 1980's, and you just let people live now -- lie now.se to check people's feet to the fire. i don't know what is wrong. maybe brian lamb set i don't want this anymore or what, you know what i mean? host: thank you, robert, we appreciate it. dave is an independent in ohio. caller: hi, my call is on the news you see where they want to say, is this going to help his chances of winning? he should not even be running. he should have been indicted right after january 6. that is all i've got to say. host: richard is next in savannah, georgia. richard, you are on the "washington journal." richard is a republican. caller: good morning. i just find it ironic that the day the house of representatives came out with information that christopher wray tried to keep from them, but because of contempt of court he decided to bring out the burisma problems with the bidens, where joe biden received $5 million and hunter biden received $5 million. a pay to play scheme from burisma in ukraine, and the same day that happened, here comes the indictment on trump

c-span now, our free video noble app, and online at c-span.org. remind our viewers what john durham found and what the republicans want to hear. what will they be asking? guest:'sgs ended up being after a long investigation there was not a blockbuster finding in his report. there were no major convictions that resulted from his investigation. republicans are going to want to highlight the aspect of that report that they say shows misuse by the fbi and specifically in the origins of the investigation into former president donald trump and his campaign and possible ties to russia that were investigated. he did not find a smoking gun that really stood out and really changed our understanding of how the investigation again or contradicted with the doj inspector general said, which was that it had essentially said it began under reasonable circumstances. there are elements he found that i can sure republicans will want to highlight and this has been the playbook throughout the presidency and investigation that followed him after his presidency with a try to find any threat that suggests miss doing. they don't defend his actions but they say all these other people ar

not let the mayor's office cut child care funding by $150 million over the seventh span of seven years, and that the f r c s't want to $5.4 million cut. so to the board and the mayor's office. i ask you, this, corey, a woman from district 11 immigrated here and teach it to spanish immersion, high quality family childcare for the past 20 years, has a huge waitlist. she has no retirement benefits or health care. is it selfish for her and the hundreds of families providers like her to want us to figure out retirement and health care before we think about getting rid of ongoing funding? is corey selfish. furthermore the chamber of commerce has found that woman are by far the majority not returning to the workforce. and the main reason is childcare. i hope you think about a mom and a domestic violence situation that maybe if she had child care, she could get a job and work on the side and save up money and escape an unsafe situation. do all women deserve access to live their lives? this is overly political and immoral. as all the lord says, happy pride from our black equivalent feminist queer icon. your silence

c-span refers to people on the right as conservatives. they are not conservatives. they are reactionaries. they want to turn back to the 1950's to the 1850's. they are dangerous people, delusional as far as calling people who voted for biden idiots, think of what we have accomplished. thank you. host: what should folks on the left be called? liberals? progressive? what you prefer. this is jackie in philly, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, i just took a drink of water and i heard you say my name. i may trumpster and i was watching ron desantis and the reaction to what he was saying. trump keeps on winning. i love it because i voted for him and i also sang a song i made up myself way back when he was running. i forget the girls name who was on but i sang it. it's called make america great again. he needs a new name now. i think we will call him the don. that's it, i want to say that i am still for donald trump. something about him, he keeps winning. host: this is terry in boone, iowa, independent. good morning, donald trump will be in iowa this week campaigning for the republican nomination. your thoughts? caller

s. every generation thereafter has been more and more oblivious to the founding of our country and the constitution. i think it pretty evident from the callers this morning -- i listen to c-spanvery morning. every other caller that calls in -- you had one a few callers back who kept talking about democracy and saying, let them vote. that is our democracy. i think he made his own argument as to why everybody should have to take a civics test. i think it might interest the listeners to know that the word "democracy" is nowhere to be found in the constitution or declaration of independence. and yet, we have generations of people who think this country is a democracy. we are a constitutional republic. we have representative democracy but we are not a democracy. that is the message they have been drumming into these kids. to the previous caller who mentioned the immaturity is staying with young people later into their years, if you go back 100 years, people into their 20's were going out and starting businesses, starting families, raising children. today's young people are staying home later and later. it is like we have this fixation with keeping them in permanent adolescence. i

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c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at c6 -- seven :00 eastern on c-span now, or c-span.org. >>'srraignment in miami president donald trump will be speaking in new jersey tuesday night. watch live coverage from the trump golf club at 8:15 eastern on the c-span networks, including c-span now, our free mobile video app and online at c-span.org. >> on august with the fourth 1950 5, 14-year-old emmett till visited ryan's grocery and meat market in greenwood mississippi where he was accused of flirting with a white store clerk, emmett brian. his cousin was with him when the incident happened and also for years later when he was abducted. sunday, on q&a, reverend parker, co-author of a few days full of trouble, recounts events that led to emmett till's murder and seeking justice for his late cousin. >> nothing happened while i was in there. shortly after, he was just 14 and i was 16, and we came in together. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and i came out of the store a short time later. and then ms. breit comes out and emmett loved to make peopl