c. allen, a pretty stock warning from john yellen that what is she trying to do? she signed to get them to pay attention. there's been a lot of talk about this since we back in january. you remember then that janet yell and announced that the u. s. would take extraordinary measures to make sure that it can continue to pay its bills and warn then that by actually june, that could be in a position where they are no longer able to do that. though she says the government could run out of money on jan in on june the fast. that is a bit of flexibility in that deep, but she would really like the politicians to start paying attention that the republicans just last month passed legislation that would raise the debt ceiling, but would also impact some government programs and coal for spending cuts in a number of areas, joe biden is, says that simply not a stock, although he has no set a date of me the night to get kevin mccarthy and senior congressional figures around the table to try and talk about this. but as far as he's concerned, it's going to be a clean bill with no a

what eye is the c i a and we were providing supplies to the contras allen fires who was running to settle american task force at the time. he bought 25 different aircraft and they, every single aircraft had different maintenance requirements. instead of buying one kind of lane and servicing them with the same kind of parts, create an incredible logistics problem and, and the nature of the united states. they're doing this on a, on a nuclear scale. i mean, it's massive how incompetent it is. well, dan, i mean again a is the biggest frustration for a lot of people watching. this is the whole issue of timing and i think you were on my program when i asked. so who's got the clocks and who's got the time? and the way i read is not, not a military expert, even though everybody on cable thinks they are, i'm not okay. the, i'm serious, you know, a, the way i look at it is that there this, they f sixteens, all this little trinkets that's just for p r. okay. um, but the way i look at it is that the, the russians are waiting for the counter offensive. it will fizzle out and that's when they will tak

c. i a and we were providing supplies to the conference. allen fires who was running the settle american task force at the time big. he bought 5 different aircraft and the every single aircraft had different maintenance requirements. instead of buying one kind of wayne and servicing them with the same kind of parts, we created an incredible logistics problem and, and the nature of the united states. they're doing this on a, on a not clear scale. i mean, it's massive how incompetent it is. well, dan, i mean again, it is the biggest frustration for a lot of people watching. this is the whole issue of timing and i think you were on my program when i asked them who's got the clocks and who's got the time. and the way i read it, not, not a military expert, even though everybody on cable thinks they are, i'm not okay. the, i'm serious, you know, a, the way i look at it is that there this, they have succeeds all this little trinkets that's just for p r. okay. um, but the way i look at is that the, the russians are way.

allen in scottsdale, arizona. caller: good morning jessica and c-span audience. the question is, there are 287 departments in the federal government. until you get your head wrapped around that, besides donald trump starting another one with the space force, it is just unbelievable. there is no reason for 287 departments. i say decentralize washington d.c. -- washington, d.c. and send it back to the states. it into a real option of fixing things. i have been in business for 37 years. i fix problems and solve issues every day for my client to get they do not have it in their head to reduce the costs. >> we are scheduled for one hour but we are going to leave time for q&a. turn off your cell phones or leave them on silent. this is being taped. if you want, and he views the inter-web, please use the twitter #acslaw and the official #is -- tag is #acs2023. if you want credit, submit two codes which i will provide during the program. one is at the beginning. it is birch. somewhere in the middle, i will say the second cle code. you can enter them on the acs page. you c

in allen, texas, carolina, shively ktvu, fox two news. today u c. davis will resume evening classes after the arrest of one person believed to be responsible for three stabbings near campus effort to protect students on campus classes that started at six pm or later removed online only after three separate stabbings in a five day period. while those temporary changes are ending today, many students say that doesn't necessarily mean things are back to normal, definitely less on edge than like this past week or before this whole arrest happened. i still sense some sort of like caution. feel a bit safer now that the person was arrested, but i still don't feel comfortable because you know, kind of like a shock of like quiet davis town. all of a sudden, there's just like a serial murder, and then you know what else could happen here? police still haven't said anything about a possible motive for the attacks. the men arrested is from oakland and a former student at uc davis. he's being charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. h

allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by cbooktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the 20th century. in the last honest man, pulitzer prize winning reporter and author james risen profiles idaho democrat frank church and the church committee hearings of 1975 and 76, officially known as the, quote, select committee to study governmental operation ins with respect to intelligence activities, the church committee helped pull the curtain back on an array of intelligence abuses by the cia, fbi and national security agency and another new book that just came out is called the watchdog. it's by npr senior editor steve drummond. and it looks at harry truman's work when he was the junior senator from missouri. mr. truman led congressional investigations into military waste and war profiteering during world war two. and it was that work that became known as the truman committee that would help springboard him to the vice

allen former bennington college professor who works on that institution's prison education initiative. we appreciate your time on booktv. thank you. and i and you watching about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's booktv. well, each tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recent sampling. two new history books focus on high profile congressional hearings of the 20th century. in the last honest man, pulitzer prize winning reporter and author james risen profiles idaho democrat frank church and the church committee hearings of 1975 and 76, officially known as the, quote, select committee to study governmental operation ins with respect to intelligence activities, the church committee helped pull the curtain back on an array of intelligence abuses by the cia, fbi and national security agency and another new book that just came out is called the watchdog. it's by npr senior editor steve drummond. and it looks at harry truman's work when he was the junior senator from missouri. mr. truman led congressional investigations into military waste and war profiteering during world war two. and it was that work that became known as the truman committee that would help springboard him to

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to be the chief of allen, he's getting all this information in, and his pio is trying to put it all together for him, so that when he gets in front of those microphones, he can make a cecide how many questions he's going to take from reporters. >> and one of the officials said at the previous briefing about an hour ago that there were, quote, no firm numbers. i believe he was referring to fatalities. what did you make of that statement? >> you may have some people in pretty bad shape. you may people that are pretty critical, gravely injured. that would be one possibility. it could be that they haven't finished the search through the mall to make sure they found everyone who may be injured. maybe it's an issue around notifying next of kin, and not, you know, putting too much information out too soon. i really don't know the answer to that, it kcould be a variety of things right now at play that is preventing them from giving real concrete numbers. but i would be surprised if at this upcoming press conference, you don't get something along the lines of numbers of fatalities, number of injured, the statuses of individuals in the hospital, critical, stable, so forth, wer