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c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. health care the environment, education, the economy and gun violence dominate headlines and where the top issues addressed by students in c-span's video documentary contest. 3000 students from 40 states entered for the first time in the history of the competition, students were asked to envision themselves in a position of power sharing with their top priorities would be, if they were newly elected members of congress. our panelists, c-span judges evaluated each entry based on the presentation, research and tangible solutions. >> if i was a newly elected member of congress, my first priority would be to implement support and counseling in schools across the nation. >> using videoconferencing another technologies to connect patients with health care providers. >> that deal with other conservation efforts. >> we're happy to announce this year's first and grand prize winners. our middle school division is benjamin student at liberty middle school in ohio for his documentary, losing a generation, abo

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c-span now is available downloaded for free today at c-span now, your front row seat to watching anytime anywhere. british prime minister rishi sunak answers questions about illegal migration childhood poverty and health care at his weekly session with members of the house of commons this is about 40 minutes. >> before we come to the prime minister's questions i would like to point out that the subtitles are available to watch on live tv now we start with questions prime minister >> mr. speaker today is in fact national women stay. sides to deliver equal opportunity for women such as mandatory pay gap reporting and the landmark domestic abuse act. we have a log launched a new which puts them at the heart of everything that we do. mr. speaker, this morning have meetings of ministerial's and other duties in my house i saw furthers such meetings later today. thank you, mr. speaker the prime minister promise to publish his tax returns, he still hasn't. especially the prime minister is in history there have been. so why on earth hasn't the prime minister haves has returned yet when will he do so and when he does so will have the u.s. tax returns? >> i will publish my tax returns that will be done very shortly.

coming up at 10 am right after this program here on c-span we will take a closer look at the military's health insurance program known as try care the defense department officials will do a several issues including rising costs and the lack of providers before a senate subcommittee the briefing is live at 10 am eastern on c-span right here you can also watch in a free mobile video app for c-span now more online at c-span.org. let's want to douglass who is in st. paul, minnesota. republican. hi douglas. >> i thought i called on the democratic line -- anyway. i would like to talk about a couple of things. the phrase the guest used. the deterioration of american-led rules based liberal world order. i hope i am quoting that phrase right. we do talk about that in relation to the concept of american exceptionalism? and maybe rank it compared to something like climate change? another thing, i was in iraq about three years ago for about two weeks with eight other americans from minnesota. it was a fantastic trip for me. when we were traveling on a highway we noticed a facility, massive. surrounded by what looked like miles of fans, chai

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c-span radio app is where you cannot see it. in 10 minutes from now on c-span two and on c-span.org, a look at efforts to address health care, and equities with energy stakeholders and secretary of services will be leading the discussion. it is c-span.org, c-span alba dop. video app. time for you to join the conversation, to lead the discussion. let us know what policy and political issues on your mind . independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i have watched c-span2 and three. it is the only thing i watch. what we need is to take care of the most important thing all in our country. the safety of americans. that is not happening. the first thing the president is supposed to do is to protect the people. he is not doing that. if he does not do it or the vice president does not do it, i think we ought to wipe them all out and put the speaker of the house in charge. host: help me with wipe them all out. are you talking about teaching them -- impeaching them? caller: i am talking about this country needs to be protected. the first thing that the president is supposed to do. host: gotcha. i was wondering what you meant by that

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take care and you're watching and listening to about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published, and here's a sampling of some of those. david mccormick, who was a 2022 pencil virginia senate republican candidate, losing to dr. oz, is out with a new book this week. the book is entitled superpower in peril a battle plan to renew america. and it's coming out at the same time that the newspaper philadelphia inquirer is reporting that mr. mccormick is hiring campaign aides for another potential senate run in 2024. and carol markowitz, a columnist for the new york post, has teamed up with desiree and news contributor bethany mandel for a new book about america's culture wars. it's called stolen youth how radicals are embracing innocence. and in doctrine waiting a generation. and finally, alissa caught the executive director of the nonprofit economic hardship reporting project is out with her latest bootstrapped, liberating ourselves from the american dream. her previous book was the 2018 title squeezed why our families can

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care of the child. we do not meet the school staff members driving a wedge between parents and children, hiding information, important information from parents and putting the children in danger. host: on c-span two, the press conference that speaker mccarthy is holding in orlando florida -- orlando, florida just got underway. he will be taking questions from reporters. if you want to watch that from a hop over to c-span2. fax or phone calls. this is david in massachusetts. good morning. caller: i am a gay person. when it comes to selecting what sex you are and gender, that had been selected when you were born. i do nothing, especially this should even be discussed. it should be discussed at home. it should be parents right to have the children talk by the, not by the school. the school should be teaching reading, writing, arithmetic. we are too busy doing all of this stuff out there and they are too young to handle it. kudos to this woman here for sticking up for parents. it should be parents rights, not the federal governments, not the schools. caller: i think the caller made a important point. the schools need to teach reading. a lot of this is a distraction from the fact that they aren't

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death in 2004 at the age of 93 her devoted care led to a shift in her own public image as americans watched with admiration. in that 1999 interview with c-span's brian lamb. she confided the depth of her loss as her husband slipped away. what have you learned about this disease? that is probably the worst disease you can ever have. because you lose contact. and you're not able to share. in our case, you're not able to share all those wonderful memories. that we have and we had we had a wonderful life. can you have a conversation that makes sense to with the president? not now. the letter itself, what were the circumstances and which he wrote the letter were you with him when he was with him? we were in the library and he was sitting at the table in the library. and he sat down and wrote it and that was it first draft first draft. he crossed out one word there or two or two or i think it's one one or two words. i don't know what the what that was. but only ronnie could write. a letter like that. as we close our look at nancy reagan, you'll hear first how she thought her white house life looked from the outside and how she actually experienced i

on c-span now, our free mobile app, or whatever you get your >> up next we will hear from the centers of medicare and medicaid services administrator. she says other we challenges as the health caretem transitions away from the covid-19 health emergency, which will expire may 11 of this year. the administrator talks about health disparities, access to care, and lowering prescription drug cause. her remarks are part of the america health insurance plan conference in washington, d.c.. conference. being held here in washington, d.c. washington, d.c. live coverage on c-span2. >> we are so fortunate to have with us today chiquita brooks-lasure, administrator for the center for medicare and medicaid services. she oversees programs including medicare, medicaid, childress health insurance program, and healthcare.gov health insurance marketplace that provides health care and coverage for more than 100 million people nationwide. she played a key role in guiding the affordable care act in passage of implementation and asked decades of experience working in the federal government, on capitol hill, and in the private sector. administrator, we are excited to have you here. [applause] >> thank

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c-span judges evaluated each eny. >> i would institute counseling in schools aoss the nation. >> i would connect students with heth care providers. we are happy to announce this year's first and grant prizewinners. our first prize winner is benjamin from ohio for his documentary, losing a generation. the first prizewinners in the high school centra division are sophia smith and their documentary on envirmental concerns. the first prize winner is carsten collins from austin, texas for his documentary on chine rchases of u.s. lands. out of 3000 students this year and the span student competition you guys are thi grand prizewinners. i am speechles y so much. they won the top prize for data privacy. myop priority would be that americans have control over their data, how it is used and who it is given to. we are ae to communicatwith distant relatives, shop remely online offer free. are these really free services? corporations le meta and google, use these platforms to collect personal data. we found they track a user's precise locatn, purchases you make in a plethora of additional data. companies that provide this informati

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c-span. the greatest story is these people are listening to ms, it nbc, cnn, and they do not care on the stories like an 11-year-old boy. i listened to him read out of the book he took out of his school library. in new hampshire. and it is pornography. illustrated with pictures. pornography. host: i will jump in and tell you and those who are waiting to talk or call in you have to new your television. it is distracting for us who is trying to listen to you and it is distracting to you as you try to talk. mary in georgia. caller: it seems like republicans cherry pick often. they cherry pick random things that happened -- ok, i am almost 70. i have never even seen a transgender person. i do not know anybody who has had an abortion. none of this stuff affects my life at all. and if there are schoolchildren reading a book like the previous lady said, it is probably one in 40 million people that have -- never seen that book. it is like they cherry pick one thing. it is sort of like if the republicans wanted to take down the bank they will say this is a tiller -- tell her and she stole the money out o