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s sunday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q and a. you can listen to q and a as a podcast where you get your podcasts. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and joint chair general mark milley testified on the president's 2022 budget before the senate armed services committee. secretary austen also spoke about this text -- steps he was taking to address sexual assault in the military sending -- saying he plans to send recommendations on how the military should be handling the issue. this hearing is just over three hours. >> is going on to do three more of these. i like to call this hearing to order. the committee meets today to receive testimony on the president's defense budget request for fiscal year 2022. when this is this morning -- secretary lloyd austin, defense. mr. michael mccord, and general mark milley. thank you for your service and willingness to appear before us. president biden released his defense budget request for the fiscal year 2022 with a top line of $715 billion. the request is on several key areas -- defeating covid-

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talks about juneteenth and shares stories about growing up in texas in the sixes and 70's, sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. you can also listen to q and a as a podcast where you get your podcasts. >> earlier today, president biden and french president emmanuel macron spoke briefly to the press at the g7 summit in cornwall, england. pres. biden: i am with the president of france. we are on. did you know that? we had a good couple of days so far. had a chance to spend some time with president macron, get to know him, and we have some things we have to talk about later, but things are going well . as we say back in the states, we are on the same page. thank you. pres. macron: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank you for yesterday and the working stations we had. we have to deal with this pandemic and the covid-19. we have to face challenges and crises, climate change can and for all of these issues, what we need is cooperation and i think it is great to have the u.s. president be willing to cooperate. i think that what you demonstrate is that for leadership -- leadership is partnership. pres. bide