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that was the case in georgia where we silent turner armed conflict, lead c, at another stand between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement. choosing closer trade ties with russia, the president was forced out in a violent could a talk, and a pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia ukraine into nato, was truly overreaching recklessly. nora, what the russians considered their own vital national interests. not everyone was happy with this pro western sentiment, especially in the southeast from part of ukraine, which has always felt closer to russia. some of its residents are ethnically, russian, or have relatives in russia, most ukrainians speak russian and is the predominant language in some regions. attempts to balance only added fuel to the fire. ukraine's neo nazis took advantage of the situation and began to literally wipe out the ru

georgia. the primetime hearing tomorrow where you can see uninterrupted. you can see it on our c-span now app. again, open forum until 9:00. call the lines, 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8001. olena zelenska addressing congress for the first time today. the first lady's speech will follow repeated calls by her husband, president volodymyr zelenskyy, pleading for additional aid. you can see that address at 11:00 as she addresses at the congressional auditorium at the washington capitol. watch it on c-span, c-span now, c-span.org and c-span now. vivian, tennessee, democrats line. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: my name is vivian. i will call about three quick points. first thing, they are trying to turn our rights back for we can't vote here. is this america or is this russia? the republicans are more like russia and putin. i'm 71 years old. and the crime wave with those guns out there killing everyday innocent children, older people dying. and here in our state of tennessee, marsha blackburn hasn't said a word about anything. they -- she hasn't said a word about

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c-span. let's listen to -- this is georgia republican newt gingrich just days into his role as house speaker back in 1994 testifying before the house ways and means committee on what gop's contract with america promise in reforming the nation's social safety net programs. >> the personal responsibility act which looks at work requirements, cuts welfare spending, attempts to reduce illegitimacy and looks at restrict welfare for non-americans. i just think we have to engage in honest discussion and i indicated yesterday that i hope in the next few months that virtually every member who represents a poor district will match up with somebody who represents an economically better off district and we will have a genuine bipartisan effort to educate each other and really open a dialogue and i don't know what the details are. the governor's are very excited and have their ideas. i think in the next few weeks the president has already indicated a strong interest in working together on this. we should be able to craft a bold new direction in welfare reform and we should be able to start the move from

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that had not yet been tested in the states, the same thing happened in georgia in 2015, then several dozen people with hepatitis. c died of it, according to local doctors in the center of the meadow. gave the unknown a drug that has not yet been licensed. but what information is classified is not even in the country's ministry of health, they do it in the laboratory, they want to place their center in the airport and this biological poison that they send and which no one checks is directly sent to lugar's laboratory. they release new viruses. lugar's laboratory employs specialists who have been granted diplomatic immunity by the united states. they move around the city in cars with diplomatic plates, they are inviolable and our authorities do not control them all the threads from laboratories in georgia and ukraine lead to the white house, or rather, to the son of the american president hunt rubaideno, thanks to paternal connections. he helped raise millions of dollars for metabiota, a company that specializes in dangerous experiments. she, in turn, worked for another firm, black and which. this is the main contra

c-span now, your front row seat to washington anytime, anywhere. >>, georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger and the chief elections officer talking about former president trump's efforts to convince them to overturn the state parched between 20 election results. this is part of an net hosted by the center. it is just over half an hour. the chief elections operations officer gabriel sterling talks about president trump, and it's just over half had an hour. [inaudible conversations] . >> inventory ladies and gentlemen, please welcome fredrico of cnn, brad raffensperger and gabriel sterling. >> hi, this is great to be here, it's like the academy awards for elections officials and like i have the oscar winners here. >> as we've discussed it's been an extraordinary two years, not just talking about the aftermath of the 2020 election and the attack on the capitol, but in 2020 you all were preparing to conduct an election in the middle of a once in a century pandemic. and i want to take us back a little bit to that and what you all did to prepare for 2020 and how it went. just a few

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georgia democratic congressman hank johnson. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cpan or on c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. earlier today, assistant attorney general matt olsen talked about threats to our nation security. the house judiciary committee hosted, watch tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span2. you can also see this on our free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. next, senator john cornyn of texas spoke on the floor about inflation and the economy. he also talked about a credit proposal called the inflation reduction act which addresses climate change, taxes and healthcare. this is about 15 minutes. >> mr. president, a few weeks ago the fate of the chips act, our collective effort to shore up a vulnerable semi conductor supply chain, was in limbo. republican said we would not move forward with what was thenh known as the u.s. innovation and

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c-class. >> all 16 of the fake electors in georgia who are part of the plan to overturn the 2020 election oniminal investigation tonight. the fulton county georgia prosecutors looking into -- does this mean they're closer to deciding on criminal charges? as the probe drawing any closer to donald trump himself? back with me now, doug jones, shan wu, and doug heye. you think about the ways in which georgia, pretty unique in terms of all the sort of states that have had discussions around the lies, around the election. georgia didn't seem to be buying it when it came to, obviously, purdue versus kemp. kemp did not have that angle. is this an example of that being the trump fatigue that mick mulvaney was talking about? the idea of look, he sort of cleared the way for others because they aren't buying it anymore. they don't to deal with it. >> we see when donald trump goes all in, it guarantees him about a third of the vote. the rest of it is up to those candidates, and what you had was a popular governor who took on trump on one thing, but otherwise, was very firmly in line with, by and large, t

had not yet been tested in the states the same thing happened in 2015 in georgia at that time, several dozen people with hepatitis. c died of it, according to local doctors in the center of the meadow. they gave an unknown medicine that had not yet received a license. but even the ministry of health of the country does not have what information is classified, all the threads from the laboratory in georgia and ukraine lead to the white house, or rather to the son of american president hunter biden, thanks to his father's connections. he helped raise millions of dollars for metabiota, a company that specializes in dangerous experiments. she, in turn, worked for another firm, black and which. this is the main contractor of the us department of defense for military biological programs, the scheme was revealed to foreign media thanks to the leak of data from hunterbiden's laptop, but in washington they are still silent . let the experts be invited to allow them to conduct monitoring. why are they not letting us in? participants of the conference in tbilisi call on moscow to create a joint commission with the csto countri

georgia hoped would attract russian tourists. now, many political refugees are coming instead are c, m for to cobb and alexi villasenor are among them. they're both opposed to the war and are members of the opposition from moscow. both were threatened with prison there and fled to tbilisi at very short notice. but these posters all over the city are a rude awakening. and english and russian, they promised discounts for concerts in russian. but instead the q r codes take you to this war footage from ukraine with the message. it's not just putin's fault, never before the so it's a kind of tramp that the q r code conceals what's actually behind it. it says it's about a music platform. what of over them are in russian. many music platforms are no longer available. those like, but it's a kind of bait mancha at the video. and all this video is aimed at old russians. ah, of course. and i can't agree with everything in its cynical abaca. yeah, yeah. but i certainly don't deny responsibility for what's happening because i thought this was his. we are all responsible, love of c a r t m has very limited savings and is glad that his friends wer

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c-span2. "washington journal," continues. host: representative hank johnson is a democrat from georgia.ood morning sir, thank you for joining us. guest: good morning. host: i want to ask you about these gdp numbers and whether or not we are in a recession how would you answer that? guest: the economy has contracted. last year was stupendous growth, this year, things of pullback. you have to look at the overall economy not in the context of two straight quarters of negative economic growth. you have to look on other data such as jobs, with 2.7 million jobs being added to the rolls just this year. this year is only seven months over, that is not typical for a recession where you have the creation of good paying jobs. wages have gone up. this is not a typical feature of a recession. the schoolbook definition may indicate there is a recession, there really are not the hallmarks of recession a place right now. host: our previous guest said that democrats are trying to redefine this idea of a recession to avoid taking responsibility for it. what do you think about those criticisms? guest: rep

host: let's hear from joe in georgia, optimistic. caller: hello, c-span. have been calling for 30 years. i have never been more optimistic about the economy. i think we are going to take over the house and senate and i think brian kemp and herschel walker are going to win huge victories in georgia. i have been buying blue-chip stocks. i think the stock market will break all records as we let the republicans take over. i think they will win the presidency in 2024. i have never been more fired up. i think things are great. love america, greatest country in history, and i am energized. i love c-span. you all do an incredible job of promoting the news and telling the great american people what is going on and i appreciate c-span. host: thank you, joe. let's look at some tweets. cynthia says, judging from the hundreds of dollars worth of fireworks that went up in smoke last week i would say the economy is working for many. people are still out on holiday and enjoying the summer. here is a text from ken in florida who says, 250,000 jobs were taken by people to s

host: let's hear from joe in georgia, optimistic. caller: hello, c-span. have been calling for 30 years. i have never been more optimistic about the economy. i think we are going to take over the house and senate and i think brian kemp and herschel walker are going to win huge victories in georgia. i have been buying blue-chip stocks. i think the stock market will break all records as we let the republicans take over. i think they will win the presidency in 2024. i have never been more fired up. i think things are great. love america, greatest country in history, and i am energized. i love c-span. you all do an incredible job of promoting the news and telling the great american people what is going on and i appreciate c-span. host: thank you, joe. let's look at some tweets. cynthia says, judging from the hundreds of dollars worth of fireworks that went up in smoke last week i would say the economy is working for many. people are still out on holiday and enjoying the summer. here is a text from ken in florida who says, 250,000 jobs were taken by people to s

like now we, you, you, me jose from georgia is the prime minister secretary that i can already your songs in the background from your windows is where translating into c for the be for movement people also have extremely happy of there is a job, a nation on the streets or colombo. but let me tell you the people are not going to stop here because a bunch from the president, john the also speak prime minister become a thing he just the nation as well. and of course, the just want to be a long fight for the people or sri lanka, because they want the country, the license that is being torn on the challenges that have been joined all the people she longed to compete ego. so normally when doors speaker, the parliament for surely will announce that there is in fact on no longer the president of this country. she lunk off. but let me tell you that people i'm going to saw people want josh is in dire dispensation. like i said, the prime minister around is the thing he also can design. not sure, president of roger buckshot saw a force the tests are going to continue a full service in store for young sauce on the top i all she forced slunk, of course we beat all

georgia is the prime minister. secretary, i can already your songs in the background from the organs as well as the translating into c for the p for movement. people are also extremely happy of. there is a jubilation on the streets or lumber bog. let me tell you the people are not going to stop here because a barge from the president does. the also speak prime minister has become a thing he just ignition as well. and of course, just to be a long fight for the people or the longer because they want the country, the crisis that is being torn on the challenges that have been going on with people to lunk off to compete equally. so normally when our doors be called upon the mental for surely we'll announce that there is in fact no longer the president of this country. she lunk off, but then you will the people i'm going to start off. people want josh is in dire dispensation. like i said, the prime minister is missing or can design not sure. president of roger fuck shots . so a for the tests are going to continue on a full service in store for young's off the i o g for the long golf course. we beat all these for transition

jose from georgia is the prime minister, secretary that i can already your songs in the background on your wins, as well as the translating into c for the be for movement. people are also happy. there is a job, a nation on this heath or lumber bother me, tell you the people are going to stop here because a bosh from the president, john designation the all speak prime minister becomes the huge of the nation as well. and of course, it used to be a long fight for the people or sri lanka, because they want concrete, the crisis that is being torn on the challenges that have been to the people she longed to compete. so when our doors be called upon him, and she will announce that job is in fact no longer the president of this country. she lunk off. but then you will have people i'm going to store people want isn't dia dispensation. like i said, the prime minister before school can design. not sure. president of roger fuck shots. so a for support tests are going to continue on. there is a lot in store for young off the top priority for students to learn golf course. we beat all these food transitional bobbo to another government off. o

c. with explosives on january the 6th. a co-defendant kept a death list with the name of georgia elected official on it. group stewart rhodes who is on jail of seditious conspiracy charges said he will testify before the january 6th committee live and in person. all of this comes while the january six committee prepares for a hearing this tuesday on links between these extremist groups and people in trump's orbit. joining me now as margaret huan, the presidency of the southern poverty law center which tracks extremist groups, and has provided testimony in research to the january six committee. thank you so much for joining us margaret. what is your reaction to the department of justice filing an explosives and planning for violence? this is something the far right wing far-right as always dismissed. that they were unarmed and peaceful protesters. but this revelation revelation is rather significant because it completely changes that false narrative? >> well, thanks for having me on, and i have to tell you that this is not a surprise to us. the oath keepers and the proud boys, both of who have been clear

georgia. good morning. caller: thank c-span. a quick note. i wish c-span would do the same thing.f you could do that, but anyway, i want to call about this. the next two years, the next two years are going to be very dangerous, and i just got some advice for democrats, it is true that pamela harris resigns, and second, i appoint somebody with a little strength that can take over if something happens to him. it could just help because she can't handle our, -- country. it needs to be strong for the next two years. a lot of things are going to happen, and is going to be consequential for us. host: what does it mean to be strong? caller: to stand up to what -- we've let putin run all over us. these taken the initiative, and we are responding. we are losing a war in ukraine. the truth is they're not going to stop, and why should they? it will open up a blockade, and will have a fleet of international troops going in there to get food, it is that kind of thing. we need to be more vocal at the u.n., and just a whole stronger at home. stop scratching each other's eyes out. republicans and

district attorney fani willis's investigation in georgia, and now, in the justice department's criminal investigation of donald trump in washington, d. c.. since donald trump values nothing more than money, he actually has more to lose in the civil cases then in the criminal cases. the civil cases could leave donald trump penniless. the criminal cases could leave donald trump a convicted criminal, but, and i know this will disappoint many who have high hopes for this, but, as a former president, he would probably never hear the sound of being locked in a jail cell. if donald trump is convicted of crimes, for practical purposes we as a former president of the united states, with a very large secret service detail that would have to go to prison with him to fulfill their legal obligation to protect him, donald trump would most likely be given some kind of suspended sentence and possibly a home confinement sentence in which the secret service detail would become in effect his jailers as well as his protectors. but if donald trump were to lose the money, the pays for the home in which he would be confined as a convicted criminal for the re

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c-span. let's listen to -- this is georgia republican newt gingrich just days into his role as house speakerin 1994 testifying before the house ways and means committee on what gop's contract with america promise in reforming the nation's social safety net programs. >> the personal responsibility act which looks at work requirements, cuts welfare spending, attempts to reduce illegitimacy and looks at restrict welfare for non-americans. i just think we have to engage in honest discussion and i indicated yesterday that i hope in the next few months that virtually every member who represents a poor district will match up with somebody who represents an economically better off district and we will have a genuine bipartisan effort to educate each other and really open a dialogue and i don't know what the details are. the governor's are very excited and have their ideas. i think in the next few weeks the president has already indicated a strong interest in working together on this. we should be able to craft a bold new direction in welfare reform and we should be able to start the move from depend

c nn cnn's sur rah more cnn's sara murray has more. >> we're learning that david shaf shafer, who's the chairman of the georgia republican party received a tar get in the investigation. you could face an indictment. it's interesting because it's first target letter we're learned on in this case. it's the first time. it's also interesting because shaffer had been cooperating with them. he was someone who served as a pro-trump elector, a fake elector. he worked with the trump campaign to org naz the fake slate of electors. they talked about it at the time. it was only if donald trump won one of his matters. he could face legal exposure. it's not clear if he's going to be indicted or a warning because the district attorney wants something else. you can see she's chugging ahead with her investigation down in georgia. sara, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in political commentator and contributor errol louis. also great to have you on bright and early. how could those deleted text messages help the committee's case? >> good morning, boris. it's clear that members of the secret service were witnesses, possibly eyewitnesss to some of the mo

now facing a subpoena from the georgia grand jury investigating possible 2020 election interference by the former president. he's now been ordered to appear tomorrow. i. cas asked a federal court to block that subpoena. we got a lot to cover, so let's get smarter, with the help of our lead off panel. and you are in luck, it's a good one. jeremy peters, political reporter for the new york times author of the new book, insurgency: our publicans lost their party and got everything they've ever wanted. chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. and ryan reilly, justice reporter for nbc news. chuck, i gotta go to you first. we now have two x trump officials who are gonna testify on thursday. the committee already knows a lot of what they'll say. you saw it. they've already spoken to him. how do these witnesses strengthening the committee's case? >> well, in the following week, stephen, these were the people who are around the president. and so, if you wanna know what the president thought, and you want to know what the president knew, and you want to you with the president said, then you have his witnesses, people who saw and heard

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georgia in the united states senate. all that is because you kept the faith. >> you paved the way out of nowhere. thank you for that.>> tv every sunday on c-span2 or anytime online at book tv.org. television for serious readers. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the us response to russia's invasion of ukraine bringing the latest from the president and other white house officials, gone and state department as well as congress. we also have international perspectives from the united nations and statements from

that had not yet been tested in the states, the same thing happened in georgia in 2015, then several dozen people with hepatitis. ccal doctors in the center, luga was given an unknown drug that had not yet received a license. but what information is classified is not even in the ministry of health of the country, all the threads from the laboratory in georgia and ukraine lead to the white house, or rather, to the son of the american president hunt rubaideno, through paternal connections. he helped get a million. dollars is a metabiota company that specializes in dangerous experiments. she, in turn, worked for another firm, black and which. this is the main contractor of the us department of defense for military biological programs, the scheme was revealed by foreign media thanks to the leak of data from the hunter-biden laptop, but they still remain silent in washington, hiding behind the peaceful research of infectious diseases, but in fact, dangerous experiments are being carried out there. let the experts be invited to allow them to conduct monitoring. why are they not letting us in? the participants of the con

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c. i. g. program in the bipartisan infrastructure law. the provision i wrote to lift the small starts project size cab is already enabling marta, georgia'sblic transportation service, to develop and improve its transportation infrastructure to benefit millions of passengers. administrative hernandez, how lifting the project size cap for small starts create jobs, allow more communities to benefit from the c. i. g. program and expand public transportation services? >> senator, the small starts program is a very important program. it's part of our capital investment grant. i can say to you that there is a pipeline, right now, in our c. i. g., of over 60 projects. 50% of those are small starts. so, we're seeing more and more bus rapid transit projects come into the fold. the pipeline itself is, as i noted earlier, 100 50% greater than anything we've ever had vying for funds. by lifting that cap, what it would do is give transit agencies the opportunity to better bring their resources, their local resources, and be able to maybe even accelerate some of the projects that they have in their portfolio. if it is a single project they are pursuing