c. mike. so us officials say look, we're closely watching developments in georgia. what more they've been saying that well, us officials deeply concerned about the situation in georgia state department spokesman saying that to the us supports the freedom of assembly, the right to protest in any country. this is a basic right. he refrain from criticizing the georgia government directly, but made very clear his belief that this proposed legislation could have a massive impact on the georgia people. and indeed, the georgians relationship with the west chances of joining the you and of course, the relationship with russia, the ongoing conflict in ukraine. so all of these factors come together. this is what the state department spokesman had to say. we're, as we said consistently in recent days, deeply troubled by the recently introduced draft for an agent laws which is actually made law, would stigmatize in silence independent voices and citizens of georgia who are dedicated to building a better future within their own communities. parliament's advancing of these kremli

c. mike. so us officials say that closely watching developments in georgia, what more they been saying? yes, very much so they say they deeply concerned about the potential for violence within ga. first of all, the state department spokesman magnet price made clear that the right to protest is a universal one. at the same time, he called on both protesters and the government and to keep the proceedings non violent to maintain a peaceful atmosphere as these protests continue, that's the spokesman declined to directly criticize the georgian government. but at the same time, he made very clear the u. s. position on these controversial new draft laws. this is what ned price had to say. we're, as we said consistently in recent days, deeply troubled by the recently introduced draft for an agent laws which is actually made law, would stigmatize in silence independent voices and citizens of georgia who are dedicated to building a better future within their own communities. parliament's advancing of th

mike. hannah joins us live from washington, d. c. said mike, how does this play into trumps bid for president? could it help him or hinder him? well, it's a very good question nerd trump himself and some of his followers indicate that they think it could help him. a trump himself prematurely announced that the indictment was coming some 10 days ago. some believed with the intent of rallying his supporters of getting them out in the streets as he nakedly asked his supporters to do. at the same time, his opponents point out that this emphasizes what they see as the many flaws and tramps characters which they believe disqualify him from holding office even running for office. so there are 2 sites, this particular coin. but what we hearing already from republicans is a chorus of this is a witch hunt, a chorus of this is attempting to influence the election from the speak of the house. kevin mccarthy. he's described this as weapon icing. our sacred system of justice against donald trump. the governor florida rhonda santos, who may well be

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c. thanks very much, mike. of your pin government her the point to the senior official in the t grey people's liberation front of the head of a new interim. why regional government get to, to re does appointment comes just a day off the t p l f was removed from list of terrorist organizations establishing a temporary government was a crucial part of the peace deal. last year that ended fighting between to grow and rebels and government troops, the conflicts of kill tens of thousands of people enforce millions more out of their homes. well, the p still between the government and the t p l f was fined in november last year . it ended 2 years of war. the fighting started in november 2025 minutes to be met order the military offensive against the p. p l. f. in response to what he said were tax on army bases. the government declared a truce in march last year to allow humanitarian aid entity gray. the u. n. had repeatedly called for an end to the violence and using both sides of committing war crimes. but after 5 mo

c. back then secretary of state mike palm peo accused the court of, quote, illegitimate attempts to subject americans to its jurisdiction. that was because the i c. c wanted to investigate us forces war crimes in afghanistan. now correct me if i'm wrong, but this seems to me like the u. s. coercing or forcing the i c. c to drop the investigation. dissuade them. if i'm being generous, what do you think you have to keep in mind that the the united states um does not accept the jurisdiction of the i, c. c. you know, neither those russian, neither those china, neither does india. on. on the other hand, the united states cooperates very actively with the i c. c in directing it against others. so you know, often you know, these do gooder types, you know, who think that it's a great idea to have these on international tribunals. they are saying, well, yeah, i mean, so you know, it, it's great to have international try. it was what you might say needs to cooperate with it. i mean, it's a, it's not go to the united states, doesn't cooperate with the united states. very actively cooperates with the i

and, again, this is the likes of c-span and mike lindell.that are very much on the side of the republican party here and have become a major part of the media apparatus. there's a lot in store, including jair bolsonaro, the former brazilian president to actually just had the chance to catch up in the halls. he's been an ally of donald trump in the conservative effort here. and there's a lot ahead of donald trump taking the stage on leader day, alex. >> what an eyeful for you, my friend. and on your birthday. so, enjoy that i thank you for the report. >> you know the story, you have heard all the arguments. and the next, the government's top supreme court lawyer who may have saved a case of the presidents student loan forgiveness program. forgiveness program. this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief. second date, wish me luck buddy. mouth to mission control. we

c. e o of chevron. mike worth recently pointed out that indeed europe is still getting russian fuel that it's just taking the long way around from russia going through unsanctioned countries. and obviously that's going to mean that it's more expensive and also introduces more potential risks in a much larger supply chain. which conveniently makes us natural gas a lot more attractive. so it's hardly surprises. for example, that shell oils c e o is now saying that stability of the u. s. energy market makes it more attractive for the company's investments. then, for example, the u. k. or europe and european customers and industry are absolutely the ones bearing the brunt of all these added costs to buy energy and to, to re route it through half the world. now, europe has been saying that it wants to ramp up it's military industrial production . but here in france there even struggling to keep making baguettes do the energy cost. so good luck with our guys. meanwhile, the blocks fearless leaders keep saying that

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c. e o of chevron. mike worth recently pointed out that indeed europe is still getting russian fuel that it's just taking the long way around from russia going through unsanctioned countries. and obviously that's going to mean that it's more expensive and also introduces more potential risks in a much larger supply chain. which conveniently makes us natural gas a lot more.

c. e o of chevron. mike worth recently pointed out that indeed europe is still getting russian fuel. that it's just taking the long way around from russia going through unsanctioned countries. and obviously that's going to mean that it's more expensive and also introduces more potential risks in a much larger supply chain, which conveniently makes us natural gas a lot more attractive. so it's hardly surprise for example, that shell oils c e o is now saying that stability of the u. s. energy market makes it more attractive for the company's investments. then for example, the u. k. or europe and european customers and industry are absolutely the ones bearing the brunt of all these added costs to buy energy and to, to re routed through half the world. now, europe has been saying that it wants to ramp up it's military industrial production . but here in france there even struggling to keep making baguettes do the energy cost. so good luck with that guys. meanwhile, the blocks fearless leaders keep saying that they're strong and independent and don't need russian fuel, even as they keep i

happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters america's watching on c-span powered by cable. books ohio governor mike dewine talked about industrial competitiveness and workforce immigration laws with the "washington post". this is about 200 minutes. >> for the two just joining us i'm david j lynch global economic correspond to hear the post read my next guest is governor mike dewine of ohio. governor coupled to the show. >> good to be with you, thank you very much for. >> i appreciate you coming. let's start at intel 20 billion-dollar project outside to put up two state-of-the-artps chips boundaries but as i understand that this is the largest single private sector investment in your state's history. can you tell us a little bit about how it developed and what the role of both the federal and state government incentives were in bringing it about? >> well, it was a real longshot we do not have a history of making chips in ohio or certainly not much of a history of it. we put in our application intel said you've got three days, gives the site. we went out to all six of our regions with the specificati

c pac. it won't include mike pence, ron desantis, kevin mccarthy. >>> joining us now to discuss, heidi heidiant? >> for a long time c pac was the proving ground for the grass roots. and this is slowly evolved to a stage really for the mag ga movement. you put up the names of the big stars of the republican party right now who might be in contention, and they're not coming. they're going to be at a fund-raising donor network event at palm beach. it's trump and nikki haley coming. this is a sign how c pac has become a stage for trump to get the vishuals of him and the adoring maga crowds. but many of the sponsors who used to come to this, be front a center, frockox news, the rnc at even sponsoring the event. you have the chairman under a cloud of sexual assault allegations. so to answer your questions, it's not what it used to be. which is the major first straw poll proving event for the brightest talent of the future. >> as we showed the list of folks going. you have one announced gop candidate, nikki haley, two i should say, trump as well, and also one expected in mike pompeo. you wrote abou

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c-span. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the energy secretary jennifer granholm, ohio republican mike dewine governor set to discuss industrial competitiveness. watch live onto a clock p.m. on c-span, c-span now, our free video app and c-span.org is where you can watch that. what else are you working on today? guest: today the house and the senate are out. house republicans are at the retreat and finishing up there. we will have to see, especially in regards to the conversation that kevin mccarthy had with representative jim jordan and how that might play out with the looming arrest of donald trump. host: one more call. gabriel, apex, north carolina. republican. gabriel, you are on with nancy vu. caller: let me ask you a question and try to get an idea or a concept of where things might stand with the decoupling from the american economy and china at this point. specifically some of the things that i am hearing about, capitol hill is toying with from an ideal standpoint is around medicines and imported ppe, things very essential during the pandemic. i wondered if you heard anything about that. if there has been a fo

c o. starbucks has testified as the us senate hearing officer being accused of union busting, howard shoals and other executives deny allegations they and equally fun per union employees and spied on work has mike hannah reports from washington d. c. for decades, howard schultz was held as an example of benign us capitalism. his company was the 1st to offer ownership equity and a strong benefits package. and now it says it offers a minimum wage of over $17.00 an hour among the highest in the country. right, the committee chair though, sees another picture over the past 18 months. starbucks has waged the most aggressive and illegal union busting campaign. in the modern history of our country, that union bustling campaign has been led by howard schultz. starbucks has become the focus of intense criticism by labor groups were legibly trying to crush attempts by individual stores to unionize. every day we wake up thinking about how we can put our people 1st, put them in a position to win, into everything we can to demonstrate the conscience, the heart, and the values of starbucks. coffee company, great. and there was support from a number of committee members don't derive one of the great american

mike, hannah reports from washington, d. c. the white house from the national security council, the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states, in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. the head of rushes when mercenary group says his fighters have taken the eastern part of a lot in east and ukraine, and an audio message on her telegram channel getting pretty goes and said the units have taken the territory to the east of the

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mike has more from washington d. c. the white house from the national security council. the state department, there's absolutely no confirmation whatsoever of the report. a spokesman from the national security council, john kirby said, only that several western allies of the united states in particular, germany, denmark, and sweden, all carrying out an investigation into who was responsible for that attack. this investigation he says, is ongoing. now, throughout the month. and since that attack occurred in september, there's been repeated speculation about who was responsible in initially it was alleged that russia was responsible. even recently there's been an accusation that it was the us. but the just reflects the vacuum that has existed within asserting blame for this attack. thousands of protesters have rallied in georgia capitol tbilisi against a controversial so called for an agent spell opponent say it's on democratic and could hurt the country's chances of joining the buddy corpus. the site of georgia parliament, demonstrators stood their ground against riot pol

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that is, mike had a live in washington d. c. to take here now where people are marking ramadan and make shift shelters after last months. devastating. earthquakes. thousands depend on aid to survive. wrestle said thy reports from a cat, a displaced people in the city of the amman. o, an unusual ramadan in a d. m. o. the 1st prayer of the muslim holy month is held in a makeshift moscow. oh, grandmother is not only about fasting, it's also a time for joy and celebration. oh, but not this year. father. sure it is difficult to slip. braid from are done in a 10 city conditions are difficult. i would never have imagined slip rating ramadan without a roof over our heads. muhammad gazelle and his family used to live in a 3 story house. it collapsed when the 2 portal earthquake structure, kia and syria in early february. the gazelles among about 5000 people who, how south shelter here. they all depend on your mac, on his mit, the video that we provide to meals p dave tower into a hole in the coming days will also have a temporary stage f

mikes questions. there's one over there and there's one there because we want folks both here and in c-span world, too, to hear your question. so, yes, first first to a mike gets first question. good morning. good morning. this summer i had the privilege of working with national military park on interpreting a lot of the reconstruction in civil war era history pertaining to african-americans with u.s. military campaigns in the mississippi valley, a lot of abandoned lands acquired by the treasury department and leased to loyal. i'm curious if someone had a role in that effort, and if so, was he the mastermind behind or what did his his his role in that work look like? so not only in the mississippi valley, but in coastal carolina and elsewhere, the treasury department sort of abandoned property goes to the treasury department. and so the all of this abandoned property, which i think many of the white southerners think they'd really abandoned, but it looked at it looked abandoned. i've comes under chase as the head of the treasury department, and he's very active in the carolinas than in mississippi val

let's get more on this with mike canada, who's following the situation force washington, d. c. so willy hills or won't be arrested. it really depends on who's talking right now. yes. and what this information is based on donald trump, saying that he received this information from what he calls illegal leaks within the last few minutes. a spokesperson for donald trump confirms that there has been no official notification that this information comes from what the spokesperson calls illegal leaks out of the manhattan district attorney's office. now this is in connection according to trump's tweet on social media. that it's in connection with the hush money paid to, to women long period of time ago, but paid during the 2016 campaign. now we do know that a grand jury has been investigating this matter. we do know that comes form a lawyer, michael cohen, who allegedly orchestrated the payment of this money to the 2 women has appeared before that grand jury. but what is interesting is that this is probably the least consequential of the many legal actions taking place against donald t

mike, hannah joins us live not from washington, d. c. so might fast moving developments with this. what is the very latest you can tell us is indeed that when he mentioned the piece on his social media page, that donald trump is just written among those many sentences as well. he said that this is an attack on our country, the likes of which has never been seen before. it's likewise an ongoing attack on our free and fair elections. now to put this into a context yesterday 24 hours ago, unexpectedly the same social media page, donald trump wrote, i have gained such respect for this grand jury and perhaps even the grand jury system as a whole. so 24 miles is a long time because the grand jury has now indict to donald trump despite the fact that he had gained such respect for it. what happens next? well, the indictment will be served on donald trump's lawyers. he will then be given the option to surrender to a manhattan court, or if he doesn't, he could well be arrested. but then you've got a situation that trump remains in florida as he is at present. there has to be an extradition d

in washington, d c judge ruled trump's former vice president mike pence must testify this along with the hush money investigation in manhattan. adds to the growing legal troubles facing donald trump. cnn's paula reid has the latest on both cases from new york. according to court sources. the grand jury hearing evidence in the hash money investigation into former president trump will not hear any more evidence in that case this week, suggesting that prosecutors still believe they have more work to do before bringing this case back before a grand jury and before moving on to a possible vote on an indictment now in the ongoing federal investigations. it's a bad news for former president trump as a federal judge has ordered that former vice president mike pence must testify about conversations he had with trump in the lead up to january six, the former president had tried to assert executive privilege. but now investigators will be able to get details about conversations between trump and pence during what investigators have described as a pressure campaign on the former vice president.

mike mibach. we begin tonight with a developing investigation near u. c. berkeley campus. police are looking for a man who they say tried to abduct a nine year old child who was walking home around 7 30 tonight it happened in the area of gooding way in aloni avenue in the university village in albany. police say the suspect started to chase the child, but the child managed to get away. the suspect is described as a middle aged white man with an average build about six ft. tall. tall and wearing a fedora style hat. police say he left the area in an older black two door car. anyone with information about this case is asked to call u c. berkeley police are weather mostly clear outside today, but that will change when the rain returns and just a couple of days, many people now still scrambling to repair damage from the previous storms before the next round of wet weather moves in ktvu is elissa harrington shows us what's being done to get the bay area ready? trees flooding and other storm related issues have wreaked havoc on the bay area this past month, and even though the su

mike hannah in washington, d. c. thank you. is plenty more head on this news hour, including another round of talks to try and end one of europe's longest disputes the u. hopes. both sides will accept its proposal to ease tensions and the world number one's title defense at indian wells comes to an end. peter will have all the sport later the cell. ah, torque is foreign minister says his country looks forward to normalizing relations with egypt. man looked travel, travel shore luez in cairo where he's been meeting egypt, foreign minister. it's the 1st official visit by senior turkish delegation in more than a decade. this comes a few weeks after some a shook re made a humanitarian visit to turkey and syria, to shore egypt support after 2 major earthquakes. for so sort our reports on this from a stumble. it was a significant, they enlisted between turkey and egypt, turkey, as for a minister mode of social, or nearly after a decade for the 1st time, was in cairo, and he has met his egyptian counterpart, the relations between tric

last i checked, the c-suite is a sweet spot for republicans, mike. >> well, you know, not like it used don't like class warfare from the left, and i don't like stupid company bashing from the right. so, i don't know what desantis game plan here is. one advantage in republican politics right now, which is a powerful one, is he is not trump. he will have a second look, and people want to know, okay, even in the party, what else do you have? if i were him, i would widen his appeal. but, there is time, we will see, we are in the preseason for the republican primaries, which will be in one year. >> let's go from politics, to policy, robert. let's talk about the chips act. i want to share with commerce secretary, gina roman though, said this morning. >> the unemployment rate in the construction trades right now, in some places, is 1%. so, we need to recruit women, otherwise they will not be able to build these facilities on time, or on budget, and that requires them to think about childcare. the same thing for inside of the facilities. as president biden said in his state of the union, this

mike losiana. what is on your mind? caller: good morning. i would li to talk about the feanyl crisis. watching on cn on public affairs, you had a nikki haley on recently and i think she was doing a town hall in iowa. sheharacterized, she came out using the mility to fight the fentanyl crisis in my heart goes out to 40,000 peoplhave died. really got me to thinking was e characterized the fentanyl crisis when she said these are not drug addicts with needles in their arms, she said these are chacterizing a pern who dies from a fentany high school students who may have adhd and it is getting a pill for my friend so they can concentrate on tir studies better. i got me this thinking in other words people who are dying from fentanyl overdoses, we are not using the term drug addicts. were not using the term drug abuse. i'm 75 years old. it me me think as the 60's and 70's we had heroin overdoses and lost some relatives. we called them junkies. in the 80's we had the cocaine epidemic, same cartel supplying the drugs and we called them coke hasnd they were snortg -- coke heads and in the 90's we had the epid

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