c. a. mike, clearly an important issue eventually blinking east out in new zealand at the moment. so concentrating on j a political issue surrounding china, but nevertheless, this is a huge concern for the united states, but the sounds of it pretty much so well. the national security advisor jake sullivan, earlier in the day described nisha as a critical partner of the united states. and this is not under stating that the us has vested interest in nisha. it has as many as 1000 troops within that country. it has special forces who have been training the media army and it has one of the largest gung bases in the world and the roles of that country. so for the us, it's an absolutely critical block in west africa, remembering as well that it's neighbors, molly and, but keen of fi, so have to into way from the french who they relied on full protection before, to the russian, back to entities like the wagner group so this is something that the us is watching very carefully and with great concern. so close as you, as you mentioned, the given the vested security interest of the united stat

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c-span two. >> a discussion on the biden administration's international economic policies with deputy national security adviser mike pyle. in the conversation hosted by the carnegie endowment for international peace, he spoke about managing relations between the u.s. and china and investing in developing economies. deputy national security advisor mike pyle. >> welcome to our extreme rushed -- distinguished guest. here in person and in washington, d.c. today, as well as online and on c-span. we are entering a new era in international economic relations among the world powers, one that will be distinct from the first three decades after the end of the cold war. americans use of economic interest -- instruments in foreign policy has grown larger. in the relationship between national security and foreign economic policy is more correct than it has been anytime since world war ii. america's thomistic politics, security concerns, advances in technology and economic challenges america faces are causing a re-think of some of america's traditional approaches . most of all when it comes to trade liberalization. similar tren

a counterfeit. 18 usc 1871. that was led from the oval office, conspiracy to defraud. and then mike pence, 1512. it's called witness tampering. but section c, on instructing an official proceeding. you can't tell mike pence not to recognize the rightful winner, recognize me, trump said. that's a serious criminal allegation from the target letter. and then the third one, this civil rights conspiracy on the day of january 6th itself. pressuring pence and congress not to recognize the rightful winner. well, that is offense against the votes of $81 million americans who voted. >> and he was egging on the crowd. and there is video of people in the crowd saying oh, we just got a tweet from trump. >> yeah, this is probably the weakest portion of the former vice president's analysis. because at 2:24 p.m., former president trump tweeted when the insurrection was already going on. >> right. >> the violence was going on, inflaming and then of course we saw the vice president fleeing. so i think there is a powerful criminal case here. i wrote a bipartisan model prosecution memo just before the target. >> i remember. >> letter came out. and experts of

well i'd speaking to a staff from c rentals down pools of sweat lodge parts of the northeast united states leading to unprecedented flooding. at least one person has died. mike had a report from washington, dc is described as a once in a lifetime event. nearly 10 inches of rain fell overnight to new york state's hudson valley. that's normally the amount recorded for the entire summer water just kept coming up. i got about halfway on my yard and i went out on the, on the road, left the house and everything off and on the road. and then the water just kept coming. and it is a state of emergency has been declared. these are on president weather events that keep hitting us over and over and over again. so we must change our behavior. there was people that were trapped in their car in 34 feet of water that saved their car . those people all needed to be rescued by e. m. s. police and fire. the state of emergency has also been declared in the neighboring states of the month, sometimes recorded open eyed rain of up to 5 inches. several families needed to be rescued from the flooding. and emergency teams that being brought in from other states. so far, to swing a lo

onto the safety of people who are moving into media because they've got this as a, i'm documented mike than what i was in m c could or, or issues. and some of them i've, if you choose and they just have to you and i say ok, so the technician government here is violating his commitment towards the end semester. not for me. as soon as you've done something like this before, that like this was this violence, no, but this is it's, i would say it's a and if the ends in tunisia for the last 2 years with this, a hate campaign against cheese or atkins, migraines like it's amazing was that means some of the fuzz down can never can folds down into each. it's a way it's a ski boat, it's a way for the canadian government to die. that is the population. i would say i'm going to watch someone as then towards a political situation, which every uh and uh, they continues yet as a student. is it gonna make it a difficult you say hate campaign? i want to quote that univision president, back in february case i had said this about migrants. he said the undeclared goal of the successive waves of illegal immigration is to consider

the safety of people who are moving into media because they've got, this is a, i'm documents, it's mike. then what i was in m c could at or, or if he's and some of them, i think she's and they just have to, to you. and i say ok, so the technician government here is violating his commitment towards the end, the, much enough for me. i would say it's a and it depends internees. jeff was the last 2 years with this. a hate campaign against giving fees or back in my doing like it's amazing was the reason of the funds down. okay. no, because was down in tenicia, it's a way it's a ski boat, it's a way for the canadian government to die that the population i would say, i'm get to watch someone as then towards the political situation. the un security council is amazing to discuss these riley assault and the occupied westbank city of janine. earlier this week, there has been a wave of violence in the region since the latest is in nablus, where funerals have been held to, to palestinians killed in this is riley, right. it happened days after the assault in jeanine refugee camp. they killed 12 palestinians, his riley prime

a little bit of time for questions. we are c span and so we would ask you wait a moment for mike to arrive when you have a question. but richard, we're ready for a sequel already and we can start with some questions now. after having to deal with a whole series from the republicans as roosevelt democrats and having to clean up after richard nixon's mess and losing to jimmy carter and not appreciation appreciated ronald reagan and being very disappointed. the george w bush presidency in, how that turned out. and i could see gerald ford, this character, he be very close to donald trump. when would it when he had the very departed you know it's it's a fair question. it is they predictable that no no and i'm but i'm not sure it's i'll tell you my best stab at answering that. okay. in 1980 when it became clear, you know, ronald reagan owned, the republican party, he was gerald ford, political career was basically over. he sat down for a long, very revealing interview with a reporter he trusted implicitly who asked a lot of good questions. but one of the best was to invert the usual question, which is, you know what are

we we c r i in it in electrical mike. and then i stared that the fuse a deployment was if we go there all the shows from a free show source that you see that then getting tag show way to april and says i'd like to make a media who is sympathize with russia. narrow these replicate and these on some political lead us into the you also replicating these by just you see how, how the narrative usually came from official sources in ross, you get a specific b, use a specific pieces, maybe came from info and says mary game for it's more media individual, but the overall never at the the park came for all future media. so at least kind of say they, they, they had the in any to do with that. and those influences are quite interesting. um, what does a guest house have it to? are they pursuing their own anti western ideology or are they being paid? so i think this isn't the nature of, of both a has a, the looking at a few cases. uh, the looks like he's a combination of both the kind of hug chair to that i'm p at least take meaning on the us view. they are, they recei

a nationwide coffee. let's go over to mike kinda who's in washington d. c. i'm mike, i'm see, blinking has responded to this very quickly, offering unwavering support for bozza and clearly strong link strong ties between the us and veneers. yeah. leadership yes indeed. well, the secretary of state held a phone call with the president, but assume a few short while ago, according to a readout from the state department to express the us, the total support for the new sherry and president and also says that the democracy with a nation must be protected, so the secretary of state obviously closely watching events as they unfold the, there's been no reaction to the most immediate announcement by the soldiers saying that they have toppled the president will for many confirming so. but we will exceed, expect our in touch with the state department, and hopefully we'll get a formal reaction to that particular aspect of the news. but nisha very important to the united states. earlier in the day, the national security advisor, jake sullivan, described nisha as a critica

quickstart communication supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> form vice president mike pence book 200 at a campaign stop at a restaurant in sioux city, iowa. during his visit he addressed the question about his actions on january sixth 21. when he presented of the electoral college vote count. this is about 20 minutes.

mike b as w m d use becomes a rational option roles mo, at lawson was a c, i, a officer for over 20 years, and at one time was station chief in moscow. he's now a senior fellow at harvard university's bill for century, joins we know from washington dc. well, thank you so much for coming on. i should just start actually with cluster bombs, i suppose, because as an ex w. m. d department chief of this kind of terrace center. i wonder what you make of this decision by the, by the ministration causing a fair degree of consternation in west and your tooth, and cluster bombs, tuesday lensky. just not long of the agenda executive the white house before it said that if i went through the restaurant and use them, it would potentially be a will crime. well, certainly there has to be consistency in what we consider more crimes in, in, in war and, and to that extent i'll leave that to the experts on what's the right kind of weapons introduced when i will only say that that we find ourselves in this position after almost 2 years of war because there's been a steady increase in lease ality and the escal

appointment, a grand jury has heard testimony about everything from trump's efforts to get mike pence to overturn the election, to the scheme to send a slate of fake trump electors to washington, d. cump's intent, and whether or not he really thought the election was stolen, to whether trump was defrauding his donors with fake claims of election fraud, just to haul in cash. and that grand jury has heard from just an extraordinary number of witnesses. they heard from trump aides, like mitt luna and john mcentee. they heard from trump's closest advisers, including stephen miller, and dan scavino. they heard from several of others trump's white house lawyers, like pat cipollone and pat philbin. and they heard from members of trump's inner circle, trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, and trump's vice president, mike pence. smith's team, in just eight short months, has interviewed all of the key players in the effort to overturn the 2020 election, not simply those who would come forward themselves, but reluctant witnesses who had everything to lose by testifying against a former president who aims to be president once again. and now, nbc news reports that donald trump himself is offici

we had a very ambitious minister of the environment and he announced that then mike would cut down 21 percent of the of the present c o 2 emission. which was really interesting because i was the 1st person that was hired to do this project. and i remember the feeling that i was sitting down and having the office at 9 plus in the telephone and as a customer now, however, we could stick with because the community here had come a long way, no boost. the carbon footprint is negative 12 tons per person per year. the getting to the stage was an easy people were concerned about the impact of the all these vacancies installations on this little island. and to convince people that this was good. we started thinking about using the old corporate of ownership model where people kind of buying they buy us. yeah. a small share, a lot of biggest. yeah. depending on how much money they have and they're buy, invite them to participate in the ownership so that you feel that i'm, i'm the proud owner of the winter months. so therefore it's, it's, it's because of me, it's there. so if you get so close to these things, people here ha, q

mike level elders era. the lawyer representing the young person at the center of allegations against a b, b. c presenter has disputed his mother's account of events in a letter to the baby see, the lawyer said quite nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place on sunday burdens. national bro cost is suspended. one of its present is after an article was published in the sun used by it quoted, the mother who claimed the same yet. bbc presenter paid her child $45000.00 over 3 years. the sexually explicit 5 times leaders of kenya, ethiopia, south sudan, and your boobs. you have called at the end of the violence in so then the so called i ipad, portent matching ethiopians capital to discuss the situation in the neighboring country. they called for a regional summit to consider deploying troops, interested in 2 separate projects, civilians. mohammed val has moved from port sudan is the expectation was that the 2 sides that are presenting this then is ami and that operates both forces would be sitting, face to face at doing this summit. but that did not happen even though this was in his army, s

a good plan. i get all my news from c-span. thank you very much. host: mikeere on open forum from paducah, kentucky. caller: calling wondering why everyone is so worried about donald trump. look at the country right now. see what kind of shape we are in and how everything is going, you know? i was watching cnn yesterday and they were following a special counsel to a subway shop and they called that significant news. i don't understand that. why is that significant news? the guy, the special counsel for the trump trial or you know depositions and everything, he's going to go eat a sub sandwich. how is that newsworthy? i don't understand. host: did they try to explain why it was newsworthy to follow him? john? did they say why it was newsworthy? we lost the caller there. charlotte, north carolina. democrats line. john is in charlotte. caller: it goes like this. my grandpa's, [inaudible] u.s. marshals. you know? that's political espionage. [indiscernible] host: you are feeding back there a little bit. the republican line is next. john, florida, go ahead. caller:

a, i'm documents. it's mike. then what is the new m c could or, or if he's and some of them i've, if he's under, they just have to, to you. and i say ok. so the technician government here is violating his commitment towards that the national committee has, she knows you've done something like this before. it like this was this violence? no, but this is, i would say it's a and it trends into these. yeah. for the last 2 years, uh, was this a hate campaign against living fees or atkins? my doing like is the migrant ones that need some of the funds down. okay. know because what's down into each? it's a way to ski boat is a way for the canadian government to direct the population. i would say i'm going to watch someone as then towards the political situation, which every uh and uh, they think the news yet was a straight. is it going to be, can a difficulty you say a hate campaign? i want to quote, pitching isn't president back in february case i had said this about migrants. he said, the undeclared goal of the successive waves of illegal immi

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c. -- sea. >> we are running out of time but i want to give someone a chance to say hello to you, the deputy prime minister of canada is here. i want to get a mike so -- a microphone so she can greet the president and maybe even send him a message. he cannot hear you yet? just come up. >> good afternoon, mr. president, i hope you can see me. glad to see you. let me ask you a question, and i think this is the question in the minds of everyone here. it started with the preoccupation of all of your friends in the world, which is sort of a technical question about the offensive. i sell you with prime minister trudeau in june, and i was very struck by your absolute conviction in ukraine's ultimate victory. i like to hear from you why you are so confident and how you see ukraine in the world looking when this is over and tell us why you are so sure. >> you see why am scared to have her on for longer, mr. president, she will take my job. >> we talked at the moment when i was sitting in this building. unfortunately my country, including key of, was under threat. lots of territories were occupied, but even then -- because our children, and we love them.

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a roof, people are concerned the wall games going on just kilometers away. could mean something was for the country. mike, level, elders, era. wow, the u. n. c, monetary and she says, the end of the black sea grain deal will put millions of lives at risk. marketing, griffiths, criticize russia for pulling out to view unbroken degree meant earlier this week. since august, the agreement. so 32000000 tons of ukrainian grain reach international markets of russia says the u. n. has not met terms of the deal, including removing barriers on russian exports out diplomatic edits. james base reports from the un headquarters in new york. this was the 2nd meeting of the un security council in one week to address the termination of the black sea grain deal . that was strong comments from both the political. i'm the humanitarian chief of the un. before many of those 362000000 people, it's not a matter of sadness or disappointment. it's a matter of threats to the future and the future of their children and their families then upset the angry. they're worried that can so some of them go hungry. some will stop, many may die as a result of these decisions. th

a tax mike settlers on policy and villages. many of those attacks have talked to the janine refugee camp, the number of people who died that has 4 c o forties to set up a new graveyard. the old one has no more room. i'll just say it was an unofficial has more when the lead i'm drug abuse, yours to raise, they had a problem show coming home after we did what? he's no better. he didn't to mean, you know, his teenage son. we died just 5 months before we up searching violence here over the last 18 months has meant too many depths. not enough space. the old graveyard is no fool. yeah. and as though it was very hard, one was seamless, killed, and my father is the cornerstone of the house in boy. i wish he comes back with some of the buckling. we knew this day would come. it's just come a lot sooner than the expected. sophie, when we, when we buried my father, if you look at the graveyard, this whole section was empty. every time i come to visit, there's a new grave. the new faces, new mourners. every time our pain is renewed, in 2021, 14 people were killed in jeanine. in 2022, there was a search in violence and 56 people died. the year

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mike pyle. >> welcome to our extreme rushed -- distinguished guest. here in person and in washington, d.c. today, as well as online and on c-span. we are entering a new era in international economic relations among the world powers, one that will be distinct from the first three decades after the end of the cold war. americans use of economic interest -- instruments in foreign policy has grown larger. in the relationship between national security and foreign economic policy is more correct than it has been anytime since world war ii. america's thomistic politics, security concerns, advances in technology and economic challenges america faces are causing a re-think of some of america's traditional approaches . most of all when it comes to trade liberalization. similar trends are afoot. these trends, especially when combined with the shifting g applicable balance could have far-reaching consequences for the shape of the world political economy in the mid-21st century. these are the kind of shifts we are working to understand and the american statecraft program here at the carnegie endowment. that is why i'm thrilled to be able to welcome our honore

. >> cox supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> former vice president mike pence spoke to voters at an iowa pizza shop. later, this is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> i am so excited for him to be here. let me tell you a little bit about him. served in congress for 12 years and then became the governor of indiana. and then donald trump. [applause] and then president trump tapped him on the shoulder and said hello, like you to be vice president. the jobs act. they call the jobs, that was huge and all the things we get around the world. i wanted to say thank you so much. i am excited to introduce you to other people in woodberry county. take it from here. >> thank you so much. >> if i could just say a few words and then i want to hear what is on your mind. i am really anxious to hear. first and foremost, would you just join me in expressing our appreciation? >>character, of faith, deep conservative values to washington dc. join me in thanking congressman randy. we are delighted to be here. karen and i were at the parade in urbandale yesterday. the two-mile p

quickstart communication supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> form vice president mike pence book 200 at a campaign stop at a restaurant in sioux city, iowa. during his visit he addressed the question about his actions on january sixth 21. when he presented of the electoral college vote count. this is about 20 minutes. >> i am so excited for him to be here. i did want to tell you a little bit about the vice president. he was in congress for 12 years and then became the governor of indiana for four years and then donald trump tapped him. then president trump said would you be our vice president. they did so many amazing things. the jobs act. they call the jobs, that was huge and all the things we get around the world. i wanted to say thank you so much. i am excited to introduce you to other people in woodberry county. take it from here. >> thank you so much. >> if i could just say a few words and then i want to hear what is on your mind. i am really anxious to hear. first and foremost, would you just join me in expressing our appreciation? you here in woodberry county se

. >> comcast supports c-an as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, mikeompeo reflects on his time serving as cia director and secretary of state under the trump administration. following his remarks, mr. pompeo took questions from the audience including how to debate conservative points of view on college campuses. this is from a conference hosted by the young america foundation. >> good evening. it's good to see all your great faces out there. did you have a good day? yeah. i will give a brief introduction before mime voice gives out. the word to think about with this introduction is leadership. on the screen behind me you see a plaque. about four years ago not too long after we dedicated the us embassy for the first time in jerusalem the capital of the state of israel. [applause] now, why that's important is because politicians for years if not decades said they're going to move the embassy from the united states from tel aviv to jerusalem, that's the capital where the prime minister is at. where the seat of the government is, they said they're going to

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mike pence is maybe the first out of the gate to tweet a thank you to kim reynolds. grateful to see iowa republicans and governmor reynolds standing for pro life americans are c cheering he is going hard for the evangelical vote. this is something that clearly is important when it comes to the lives and how people deal with this issue inside iowa. but also to the campaign trail. >> politically, what does this mean? does this mean if you're donald trump, if you're nikki haley, if you're any of these other folks who have been fuzzy in terms of what they think the time limit should be, does this force them to name a time period, a number of weeks. that's the big question. you see donald trump has moved on this a little bit saying that there is some sort of role for the federal government. is he going to get to the point where he has to say it has to be six weeks or ten weeks or whatever. because you're right, the evangelical vote there is so strong. pensmike pence, obviously, has following among evangelicals. ron desantis is doing what he did in florida. you have some folks criticize ron desantis saying this would make him a weak candidate in the general and donald trump

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c-suite, cfo, namely, departing. we're going to talk exclusively with mike wirth later in the hour but let's start with the markets ahead of what is ausy week of trading for investors, given we're getting a lot of the s&p reporting numbers, including a lot of the bellwethers, jim. i just mentioned microsoft and meta we can also talk mcdonald's or coke we can go a lot of different places >> alphabet. >> yeah, alphabet. >> i think, david, there's been two tracks of discussion among people there's the irrelevant track, which is the fed, and then there's the relevant track, which is the earnings. i know that's antithetical to everything we say, but there's just empirically, you have to start doubting the idea that if you had followed the fed, each rate increase, you would have sold, sold, sold that was the bear dichotomy. with the bulls being the other side saying, look, if you just focus on earnings, you don't mind paying for them, particularly because worldwide, there's problems, and i come back and i say, i'm definitively in the b-camp, the bull camp, because all discussion around 11 rate increases has been a dodge. it's not supposed

c-span.org. bidens pick -- that was a headline of the washington post article. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. this is mikealler: yeah, a couple things i wanted to talk about. the banking problem, there is a thing that banks call fractional lending. if they have a million dollars in the bank they can lend at out 33 times plus the interest. so on that $1 million they can bring into million dollars a month in interest alone with fractional lending. that is one phrase that has been talked about. the other one is promissory notes. when you take out a loan you signed one that vague, the bank deposits it into their bottom line. basically it creates cash. you also pay it out over time. i believe you get paid twice, the bank gets paid twice. another thing is, to -- lawyers on recently did not return their clients money in settlement. i wonder how prevalent that is across the country. that is another thing. excuse me thank you, c-span. host: mark in silver spring, maryland. lime for democrats. caller: quick i would like to make a point about mr. trump's claim of privilege jurisdiction over secret documents. there i