c-span come c-span.org, or watchful coverage on c-span now, our new video app. announcer: the jury and the kyle rittenhouse trial found him not guilty on all charges, including two homicide counts. he was arrested and tried after shooting two fatally in kenosha, wisconsin in 2020. his legal team argued he fired the shots because the men attacked him. here is the announcement of the verdict. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> members of the jury, have you elected a four-person -- forperson? has the jury reached a verdict as each count? >> yes. >> one verdict, and one verdict only? >> yes. >> would you hand the paperwork to the bailiff? everything, yes. may i see that too, please. thank you. the defendant will rise, face the jury, and hearken to its verdict. >> the state of wisconsin versus kyle rittenhouse. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the second count of the information, richard mcginnis, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. as to the third count of the information, unknown mal

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weekends on c-span two rn internet -- are an intellectual beast. -- feast. it's a television for serious readers. learn, discover, explore, weekends on c-span two. >> senator tom cotton was the keynote speaker at a dinner in wilton, iowa. the iowa gop chair hosted this event. [applause] >> a little caution about c-span taping things didn't take. what am i supposed to do, gary. now do you understand why when you come into my office in curled in the fetal position crying? he just doesn't, that is my wife's mother over there, and i've got good news and good news about it. she's here and she is healthy, i checked with her when she came in, her medication is good. so, i love you, rita. i like you a lot, i really do. thank you for your daughter. sorry, senator that you had to be a part of this. are you ever coming back to this part of iowa again? or are you thinking oh, my goodness these people are insane. tom cotton has been back to iowa six times. i can talk and talk about how i think iowa should start the entire presidential nominating process. and i will say so

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it will be live on c-span two, online at c-span.org or you can watch full coverage on c-span now.obert brought up dr. fauci. i'm going to read this piece in the washington times. he was the trade negotiator -- peter was a trade negotiator for pete -- for donald trump. he has a new book out. this was taken from the new book. a little bit of reading, but stick with me. dr. fauci's lie of omission. dr. fauci's big lie of omission may be traced to january 2000 20. as i documented my new book, three days after my first of many showdowns with dr. fauci. january 28, i had gone to the iconic white house situation room on behalf of president trump the report of the s yet formal travel ban on incoming flights from china. like the president, i was concerned that we had a pandemic on my hands. -- that we had a pandemic on our hands. when i entered the situation room, i had never met dr. fauci and had no idea he was an icon. i saw a nondescript guy with who i would quickly get into a violent argument. dr. fauci insisted that the virus was low risk and travel bans did not work. i saw it at that

c-span fan. shop now or anytime at c-span shop.org. ♪ >> host: welcome to washington journal. a jury acquitted kyle rittenhouse on all charges more than year after he fatally shot twoeople in kenosha, wisconsin. he was among a group of people who said they were there to protect businesses after the city was shaken by toroidal -- turmoil. the shooting death and following trial and verdict have raised questions about vigilantism, self-defense, guns and the law in the united states moving forward. our question this morning, what do you think about kyle rittenhouse being found not guilty on all charges? we will open of regional lines. that means if you are in the eastern or central time zones, your telephone number is (202) 748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your telephone number is (202) 748-8001. you can always text us at (202) 748-8003. we are always reading on social media, facebook, on twitter, and you can follow us on instagram. once again, kyle rittenhouse yesterday was found not guilty on all counts following for shooting in kenosha, wisconsin, more than year ago. for those of you who might not have followed what happened with the trial

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you can find these books and all of our podcast on the c-span app and also watch about books sunday at 7:30 p.m. on book tv on c-span two or online any time at tv.org. >> my name is edward moose associate editor and financial times and i'm delighted to be here at thise event to talk to thomas wright about his new book , which you should all read as well as by, aftershocks, pandemic, politics and theaf end of the old international order. it's a great book. i've actually read it and i strongly recommended that tom is an old friend, but he knows if a friend writes a mediocre book ov invites to have a conversation with himon then i don't like the book i will quickly find a dentist appointment or uncles funeral as an excuse and this isn't one of those instances. it's a very timely book. it looks at the international context of how the world handlei in its handling or mishandling of the pandemic since 2020 and what the likely geopoliticalel longtail of this is going to be. tom is a senior fellow of the brookings institution, contributing writer for the atlantic monthly. he has written a previous book that came out in 2017, al

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