c. steve, you also scoop the story and you recently spoke to the ruins and president polk. a guy may at a security for him. and at the time he had hinted to you at the possibility of releasing recess, a bingo. just tell us how best has come about it and what you know, if it a remarkable change the turn of events in december i interviewed president, could guy make you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would it take an invasion to get paul recessive again, out of prison in march in doha, he's, i asked him, i said, how's that position going? and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. read that. wow. they're going to release paul recess, begin, and then i said to him on stage it in the interview, if, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and they did. and so i think that the united states, with a lot of assistance from cutter was able to get to an understanding with or wanda about how to get paul recess begin at 20 others released without removing or pardoning his

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c it. >> steve: fairfax county public schools accused of turning a blind eye to sexual assault and harassmentin a school closet by older boys and said the school failed to protect her. quote, when i was sexually abuse the fairfax county public schools ignored my cries for help and retaliated against me. i'm seeking justice not only for myself but for the hundreds of nameless victims out there who have been abused in fairfax county. i want to prevent this from happening to another child. karen zweig is the attorney represents the child. she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: in reading about in this happened in herndon virginia in 2011-2012 that school season. explain how perhaps gangs of young boys were targeting girls. >> we don't know a a lot of how this was done. but we do know that my client was one of multiple victims at this point who were targeted within the school district who were reporting small issues, small harassment to school officials and they didn't deal with it. they swept it under the rug. they called it boy-girl issues. they minimized it. and then

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the apparent collision happened during a training mission northwest of fort c fort campbe. >> steve:cy crew said to evan 10:00 last night. the blackhawks crashing in a field. no homes or buildings damaged. the particular military helicopters used to transport soldiers to the battlefield. a performance might affect essentially and also deployed for special props. speed to the governor of kentucky releasing a statement and early reports of a helicopter crash and fatalities expected. we will share more information is available. please pray for those affected. in a news on the tragedy this morning 10:00 a.m. eastern time. >> steve: meanwhile 2 minutes after the top of the work another fox news alert, this one a train derailment again. a train carrying ethanol and corn syrup has derailed in minnesota early this morning and burst into flames and forced local residents to evacuate. this is a live scene about 100 miles to the west of minneapolis. >> ainsley: multiple fire departments racing to put out the fire while town officials set up emergency shelter for displaced residents. >> brian: s

c-span. powered by cable. >> former white house chief strategist steve bannon spoke the the conservative political action conference in maryland. during his remarks he highlighted what he considered to be successings of the trump administration. this is 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome host of war room c-span. [cheering] ♪ ♪ thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] i would like to be able to report that we're just to crisis or there's a crisis coming but that's not the case. there's no longer a gathering storm. thee storm is here. [applause] the storm is here. this is the most dangerous time in world history since the late 1930s. early 1940s. and how do we get here? our betters, elites led us here step by step by step. what you have now is you have two converging crises, a crises of capital markets in economics and a crisis of geopolitical and military and converging rapidly and they're going conflate and once they conflate, they're going spin out of control. and it's anybody's bet now remember -- we came off of on three november of 2020. four years of peace and prosperity -- [appla

thank you girls we appreciate c-span very much we will see you next month. host: steve independent from wisconsin. go ahead with your top news story. caller: i have a couple the story of abortion the government needs to back off from this. you cannot legislate morality it should be between the woman, her doctor, possibly the guy who got her pregnant and maybe her spiritual leader. other than that, everyone else needs to but out. and the other thing is the news media and the news story. what the people need to do is redevelop critical thinking skills. what i -- when i was in journalism it was that there was three sides to each story what the person on the left said, what the person on the right says, and what actually happened. so you need to have more than one source for your information before you start spouting off. thank you for the soap box and back to you. host: charles republican we want to hear your top news story. caller: thank you for taking my call. i was going to talk about president trump also but there was some many with the calls before me i think i want t

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steve. but you know, what got going back to that j. c p o, a, that this a nuclear energy agreement with iran that there was a dumped on the under trump. one of the questions from the press, steve, one of one at one of the members of the press said to lever off, why is america being so slow? with coming back to the negotiating table with iran and the j. c. p. o, a and laughter of said, you know, there are a lot of things, washington dance that really nobody understands you be better off asking them. yeah, exactly, and of course the, the, what watching to will never have any answers in jesus shift the blame on to, on to others. but of course, you know, getting the nuclear deal back on track was one of the promises made by joe biden, when he was running for president. and, you know, of course, there's been very little progress made since then, but, you know, it's one of the key points i thought for from this, from this presser and i, and again, in a foreign ministers around the world, and not getting a day, any days off because laptop is co

buckeye broadband support c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. former white house chief strategist steve bannon spoke at this year's political strategist conference in maryland during his remarks he highlighted successes of the trump administration. this is 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome host of war room, c-span. >> thank you. i would like to report we were just in a crisis or there's a crisis coming but that's not the case. there is no longer a gathering storm, the storm is here. the storm is here. this is the most dangerous time in world history since the late 1930's. early 1940's. how did we get here? our betters, our our elites let us here step-by-step. what you have now is two converging crises. a crises of capital markets and economics, and a crisis of geopolitical and military. the converging rapidly and then they will conflate and once they do, they are going to spin out of control. it is anybody's bet, remember we came off of a 11/3/2020 four years of peace and prosperity. prosperity. [applause] the interest [applause] the interest rate in the evening of nove

c. have responded to this debate over asylum as steve and aiden was talking there about bbc leadership or being embroiled in this controversy right now. and i want to get back to a point that you were making earlier. one complicating factor in all this is the issue of bbc's chairman richard sharp. he's a conservative party dorner, he's been linked to arranging a loan for former prime minister boys johnson. he denies any conflict of interest, but there are prominent political voices in the u. k. calling for him to step down from his role at the b b. c. how much does all of this complicate the controversy? how much does it der, potentially damage the bbc even further? well, i think it lends weight that this is the problem. it lends weight to the sense that the b, b, c is surrendering to a right when a government agenda charges it before i buy out that question direct because come back to some of the aiden said because that, that linda could, his latest tweak, i think, was really classy because what he, i think he was doing 2 things. first of all, he was saying in the, in the scheme of thing

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c-span book tv. and in this edition of about books, we'll check in shortly with former congressman steve israel, who is now the owner of an independent bookstore. he's had it for about a year. and we'll see how he's doing. but first, here's a look at some of the latest news from the publishing world. a major reorganization took place this week at one of the big five publishing houses. on wednesday, penguin random house announced that it will revive the crown publishing group. the move comes just months after penguin random house attempted merger with simon and schuster was blocked by a federal judge. now crown, which had been combined with random house back in 2018, returns under the leadership of veteran publisher david drake, who has been with penguin random house since 1999 as publishers weekly notes in its reporting on the reorganized version quote. the addition of a new adult publishing group is intended to meet one of the company's priorities for a restructuring to rive competition among its imprints while providing more touchpoints points for agents to meet pr age editors in other news. scott

steve, b what effect this actually have? there is a staycation you could restrict president putin -- there is speculation this could restrict president putin's movement and internationally. it cputin into an international pariah. of course, fusion pink schedule to come there in the next few days. steve: in terms of international travel for vladimir putin, if you look at the list of countries that recognize the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, there aren't too many countries in that list that you could imagine vladimir putin popping off to in the near future. he doesn't travel that much. so that is not a big issue, i think, for him at the moment. in practical terms, don't hold your breath. russian police are not going to put handcuffs on the russian president and a dispatch him today. russia does not extradite its own citizens. what i think it doesn't send a strong message, it does -- but i think it does send a strong message that there are judges in the hague who consider vladimir putin to have allegedly committed war crimes, and that makes the russian president even more of a pariah than he is now, at the time he is still trying to play the role of global st

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. >> steve: by the way what you tonight know is within the last two minutes i personally infused this room so that it smells just like mrs. olson's house. i spilled folders. >> ainsley: it capulted acrs the table in the air yeti cup opened up. >> steve: motor skills first thing to go. >> ainsley: chris was on the ready he brought one napkin. that i think, chris. >> steve: thank you very much for joining us today. thank you for mopping things up. thanks for joining us on this busy tuesday. first, let's start south of the border. the fbi is ramping up efforts to bring four americans home who were kidnapped at gunpoint on friday in mexico. >> ainsley: terrible story. we are learning that the four friends are from south carolina. they were crossing the border for a medical procedure. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. alex? >> good morning. this is really scary story. violent kidnapping occurred immediately after the group crossed the u.s. border brownsville texas into matamoros, mexico. families left shaken by video widely circulated on social media. this is extremely graphic. so, you can see men in bullet proof vests forcing the u.s. citizens into the back of a picku

come cast supports c-span as a public service along wh these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. welcome back to washn journal, i am joined by steve gutowski founder and editor of the reload and we will be talking about god policy. welcome to the program. i will remind our listeners you can give us a call if you would like to make a comment or question of our . guest you can do that by a party affiliation (202) 748-8000 democrats, (202) 748-8001 republicans, (202) 748-8002 and a private line for gun owners. (202) 748-8003. tell us what the reload is, what it is and how it's funded. guest: it is funded through membership dues, it's a member funded organization and we focus on reporting on a national scale about what is happening with firearms throughout the country and capitol hill. host: your website said it sheds light on underreported aspects of gun ownership. it informs rather than enrages. guest: we take a nuanced report to reporting on firearms than you might see on either side of the aisle. i am a certified firearms instructor and have been reporting on this topic for close to a decade. we try to have an informed point of vi

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the house republicans are doing t same this when january 6 c committee decide will put pet peter navarro in leg irons. and steve can play that game too. it is just rancor and division, under joe biden who i think he won a lot of votes because he promised to be the unity president from, day one he has been the opposite, he has demonized trump supporters 75 million americans who voted for donald trump, it does not matter whether you like donald trump or approval him, you can be a never-trumper, but if you are honest you have to say, this is catastrophic, for the country. and it is just terrible for the politicians. elizabeth: it will send shockwaves through the political system, it will push american political system you know to edges it has never been to before, miranda divine thank you so much. >> bring in sam dewey, news coming in former president trump has been indicted your reaction? >> i'm saddened. this is an incredible based on all we know, and the d.a. been leaking nonstop, this is sad, this is an incredible escalating of weaponization of government. >> you know -- go ahead. >> the d.a. leaks every he ge

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announcer: comcast supports c-span as a public service, along with these oth television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> steve in ohio. democratic caller. good morning to you. your reaction to the news that the former president has been indicted. caller: thank you. good morning to everyone. i was wondering if you could tell me what is the status of the class action lawsuit against trump? this is the lawsuit that many have launched about the fact that he allowed a half a million people to perish in this country, according to the university of john hopkins and others another official health experts that proclaim how did not been for his behavior during that time, a half a million people would have been alive today. i was wondering if you could tell me, what is the status of the class action lawsuit? host: i would try to find something. i did a quick search. i do not see anything immediately but we can have a producer look for that. host: in arizona, independent. hi, nona. caller: thank you. i am tired of the house this country is going against. if you look at our economy, what it is today compared to what it wa

c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. steve believed in the power of creative advertising and this antiracism campaign that i worked on in the uk on —- in the uk many years ago. with the most important social issues today is the insidious and destructive riser focus of. we need to change minds so great to see you rob. so we will be seeing some of the ads in the moment but tell us the idea. >> what i'm really launching is stop woke i did establish that the society nonprofit. we went to have outdoor in-your-face advertising detroit michigan and the swing places and states that a conservative managed to move the needle. >> and the philadelphia message. >> what we really want to focus on school choice it has been controlled by liberal since 1952 if you talk about school choice and 80 percent of fourth-graders are proficient if you go to these places they don't know. >> and then in your face. >> that is the real quotation from the founder of planned parenthood. people can see this for themselves and when you get this messaging out i

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c 1003, missiles, rain down on baghdad. this invasion left behind a massive destruction, an estimated 1000000 people that are te correspondence, steve sweeney. because the light, when the us bombing campaign wasn't leashed on the iraq, he capital at this hour. american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from grave danger. eye witnesses described what happened when missiles rained down on the iraqi capital, a march 2003. while the attack was anticipated, locals will have traumatized by the sheer scale of the destruction. ah, hulu. it was very difficult for the country, and for all iraqis citizens on that day, a disaster struck my nephew was killed in the 1st strike on that goddamn day bushes, a criminal. it was his fault. they are all criminals. they trampled on humanity. they hate people. this was to be expected of them. they came to destroy the country, not to protect the citizens of iraq. it was a curse time for all. iraqis were still feeling the consequences of this. the world has promised. the american soldiers would be welcomed with ope

steve, i mean just very, very quickly. ok, you take the global south with the bricks, nation, the s c o members, the members of r c r. if you take how many of those countries are in charge of energy in the world? how many of those countries have the largest working labor forces in the world? and how many of those countries in the global south have the most g o strategic ports analyst the saying if you put the g 7 against bricks, hypothetically at the end of the day in the not too distant future, not if but when the bricks will out power, outmaneuver and out savvy. the g 7 members. station. this is a conversation that you and me will certainly have another time i see, steve sweeney. it's always good to see you. well, canada has sent more than a $1000000000.00 worth of military assistance to ukraine over the past year. and now the country's prime minister has had to actually say, dodge a question from a local journalist who asks him point blank, why canada is engaged in a proxy war against russia. mr. tudor, mr. judo, why do you keep wrapping up the proxy war? why you keep around, you got the proxy war with russian. is

good morning, steve's to what was a federal prosecutor admitted in court papers at 3 metropolitan police department officers and washington d. c. acted as so called provocative george during the capitol hill. riots. is this a surprise to you? not at all, and we know that there are still thousands of hours of videotape. they're still being withheld from the public. despite the fact that the few hours that we've seen released once republicans took control the congress and started allowing the public to see the real truth of what happened that day. we know that there were not just 3 or 4 of these provocative tours who were federal agents were capitol hill lease that were literally hundreds of them posing as trump supporters who were breaking in the windows, who were ignoring the place of actual trump supporters to stop to leave the capital alone, and yet they were the ones opening the doors, letting people in or encouraging people to go in. and this is just the tip of the iceberg. it is an absolute political prosecution of people who were literally being pushed into the capital by these provocative tours. it was a set up from the

steve, let me bring in rick santelli. rick, how did it go? >> charlie minus, c minus is the grade. let's go through it, kelly. it was $12 billion, reopened 20. technically, it was -- all the metrics were roughly in line. one on the weak side, that was indirect at 67%. that was the lightest since october of last year. and direct bidders like mutual funds, pension funds at 21.1 was the best since march of last year. but it all comes out, about a third of a basis point and some of the other metrics could have been a bit better. i do think, with the fed meeting tomorrow, it doesn't surprise me that this was a middle auction. you don't see much movement, which goes along with the idea that if you look at the year-to-date real quick, we didn't take out the fall high yield close. we only did that in 2s and 3s, and with regard to what the fed may or may not do, it seems as though the market has 25 priced in, whether that's right or wrong, it almost doesn't make any difference at this point. back to you. >> except it makes all the difference. i know what you are saying about the market. it's clearly made up its mind.

>> s-c-h >> yes >> one more for you, steve there are new stories. meta is planning a big round of layoffs to affect thousands of workers. this is after the 11,000 they just laid off. bloomberg reported the job cuts could start this week. adding to the 13% laid off of the plan in november a meta spokesperson declined to comment about the report to cnbc as they are going through reviews, they are asking people because of the slowdown in advertising, what do you do if you are a manager? who is expendable? >> two things happening. more layoffs to handle the financials and other layoffs they want to get rid of middle management we heard comments from mark zuckerberg who said middle managers, tell us what you do or get out of here. >> that could be anywhere. >> this is a trend emerging. not just the massive cost cuts i talked to a silicon valley executive last friday who was telling me this is happening across out there in the bay area we are looking at middle management who are the people to cut and trim the fat there yesterday -- >> our producer is sayi

steve. can i assist with speaking with ah, we will man in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and c r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with me some time i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plead with you, whatever you do, you do not watch my, your show seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. or do you have the state department? the c, i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show was called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change. and dwayne thing, ah well, come back to all the parts, but tell me so much in this form ambassador to saudi arabia, ambassador, before the break, we were talking about how various countries finally have the result. and perhaps the necessity to proceed on national interest in the concept of multiple a world not unnecessari

c. it even cleans itself. order yours now from blendjet.com and bring a little disney into your life. ♪ ♪ >> steve: welcome ofe tammy bruce has back as this weeks closer. tammy, we have an important adam schiff update. years of shameless lies and divisive partnership, shifty adam schiff to replacechif dianne feinstein for the senate of california. our friend, ro khanna a different politician to join thr race. here iappes what he told jake ts morning. >> i have concluded that despite a lot of enthusiasm for burning folks, the best place, the most exciting place for me to serve as a progressive is in the house of representatives. i'm honored to be cochairing barbara lee's campaign for the senate and endorsing her today. we need a strong, antiwar senator. she will play that role. >> steve: strong antiwar senator appeared to me, that sounds like adam schiff. >> but does a little bit. and ro khanna saw some polls and better fit. as if needed to not run but i do think it was a little bit vindictive but let's remember there's not much different from anyone in congress. adam schiff got his from yale and one thing tha

c are either severe or sometimes catastrophic. arthel, back to you. arthel: it is unbelievable and it is extraordinary paid steveank you steve. eric. >> iran and saudi arabia announcing that they will be restoring diplomatic relations after seven years of estrangement and tensions. the deal was negotiated with the help of the guy in the middle, china. it is seen as a sign beijing growing foothold and influence in the middle east. a region where the u.s. has long been considered the dominant power broker. what is this mean for us? gordon chang senior fellow of the coming collapse of china joins us, gordon does this bolster beijing at our expense? what's it certainly does, eric. because really china faced a dilemma. had to friend saudi arabia and iran. both of them were at each other's throats. but beijing has done, at least temporarily, has brought the two together and eliminated that dilemma for beijing. but we've got to remember beijing right now is flooding the region with weapons to ironic. those weapons are going to be used against the kingdom of saudi arabia. i think this relationship is going to again fall

c i a covert program in history. $1000000000.00 us dollars was spent arming and training cb and rebels to overthrow, but i'll outside that. let you not really mentioned africa. steve, what about? well yeah, africa again is a new this is where you at the u. s. is said to be involved in what they call a secret war, many of its operations, there are carried out under the guise of anti terror operations and operations era, perhaps more subtle than other than those we've just heard about. but i pops interesting. the u. s. trained soldiers have been involved in at least a 7 a coups in, in africa, in the last 2 years. and in history, this is seen a cruise or attempted coups 3 times in became a fast, so 3 times in marty. and once each in guinea, in motor tain human gambia, but washington claims that it has shared values with many of these cute cute eaters what percentage of the people we've trained, end up participating in insurrections or coups against their own government? very small number. this is a kernel, mama de dom boucher and this is a photo of of him. did we train and equip him by name? i cannot identify that will. will that guy in the middle with the big red ha

c-span, your unfiltered view of government. and welcome back to washington journal i'm joined now by steven founder editor of the reload and we'll be talking fur the next half hour about gun policy and stevecome to the program. nice to have use. j thank you for having me on. >> i'll remind our listeners that you can give us a call if you would like to make a comment or ask a question to our guest you can do that by on our line by party affiliation democrats 202748-8,000, independents 202748002 so if you own a gun call us on 202748003 use that line to text us. steve let me start with the reload you're the founder editor tell us what that is, what the mission is and how it's funded. >> reload is publication they founded in 2021. that's dedicated to reporting on firearm policy and politics. it is funded through membership dues and number funded organization and we focus on reporting mostcu on a national scale about what's happening with firearms in america throughout the country and also on capitol hill. >> and in your website says, quote, that it sheds lights on under reported aspect of gun ownership in america. it informs instead of misleads or enrages. explain that. yeah that's our intent

c. i a covert program, the sol, alms, and, and cache diverted to various cb and opposition groups to oust president partial. our last, i bet, not really mentioned africa much. it's all steve, what's happened on the continent? what caused us has a vested interest in, in africa, a huge content. we can look at libya, where the u. s. nato intervention. so the ousting of ma, get back to me then it's recently been accused of all kinds. of course, you've just seen the 24 hour diversity that nato led invasion, but it's descended into a co my really. and there's been evidence of sex trafficking, instability in the rise of g, how these groups, but many was operations in africa are perhaps more subtle and little bit more clandestine this talk of a, a secret war in the us, you sing a loophole to bypass a congressional accountability, now you, a soldiers of trains are soldiers that have been involved in at least 7 coups in africa in the last 2 years. but washington insists that it has shared values with many of those leaders. what percentage of the people we've trained end up participating in insurrections or coups against their own government? very small number. this is a kernel, mam

c-span powered by cable. washington journal continues. host: a former task member for george bush, steveoore let's begin with what the president said in this budget. the white house is claiming that this will reduce the federal debt by 10 trillion over 10 years. by increasing taxes in the medicare program and negotiating better prices but mostly by increasing taxes. guest: i have been in this game a long time. i first arrived in washington since 1984 so i've studied budget since reagan, bush and obama. this is the most financially reckless budget i have seen by a long stretch. this budget would increase our debt and send our spike to $50 trillion over the next 10-12 years. the tax increases in this budget it would leave the united states with the highest corporate rate this is the classic left-wing tax-and-spend budget. in the next year alone this alone this budget was supposed to be a lien conservative budget increases government spotting by .5 billion. this budget is not going go anywhere, these budgets are dead on arrival. anywhere, these budgets are dead on arrival. it will show you

say representative steve talk recently introduced a bill that would ban websites from advertising or selling abortion medication. the bill specifically calls out plan cbortion pills, kind of like what made a health is doing with his q r code. this proposed texas bill would also let individuals sue the people who maintain these websites. these sorts of bills are usually challenged in court, but not before they frighten state residents. at this point the protracted and splintered fight over reproductive health care isn't just freaking out people, it's scaring companies, as well. just yesterday walgreens announced it would no longer provide abortion pills in 20 states, even though in some of those states access to that medication is still legal. in january, the chain said it would sell abortion pills through its retail pharmacies. but whether group of twenty attorney general wrote to the company threatening legal action, walgreens reneged on its plan. the attorneys general told walgreens that they were just trying to uphold the law and protect the health, safety, and well-being of women and unborn children in their states. joining us now is carmen, seni

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