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c bennie thompson oflare the chain of the january 6th committee referred to clarence thomasom as an uncleto clarenc said a word. and by the way, regardingma congresswoman flores, it wasn't even the only part that wasgar, the most vulgar. the most offensive was what they said about her body, about her anatomy. my goodness, who says stuffrb like that? god forbid that we start askingd questions such as why is it that 85% a black eighth graders in america can neither read nor do math at proficiency levels? a why 5 is it we have a 50 percenr dropout rate in our inner city schools? 7 why is it0% that of bl 70% of b kids and about half of hispanice kids w in the world without a father married to the mother? these are the kinds of questions we ought to be asking instead of spending all this time maligning people like congresswoman flores and peoplem like clarence thomase and myself. but that's how they roll shot.to that'smas and how disgusting the people are. congresswoman, what is your response? >> you're going to double down.d you're running for reelection, yorrect?own, u areabsolutely. and i l

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of the deal. twitter says it was too much to enforce the merger agreement. shabba thompson has moved from washington d. c. certainly must have been signaling for some weeks and the end of april and he made us feel that he's unhappy with ostensibly the reason is he's unhappy with twit disclosures about the number of fake accounts on twitter or twitter. 75 percent must because he's not happy with all the information he seen backing, backing that number up. it's very difficult not to notice that since musk made the steel shaft price with twitter sleds. and it really does seem that he is over paying over, paying for twitter. so he says, right, i want to back out of the steel. the problem is he did sign a pretty cost agreement to bite, which are on this there extraordinary circumstances. there is a $1000000000.00 penalty that's not much from us, but there's also a specific clause in that which allows twitter to force mosque to go through with a deal at the original terms. if the reasons must gives back out of the deal seem to be frivolous on this. frankly, if seem to be not taught to meet the requirements of

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompson coming away from that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this sfu as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of comment at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher edu

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompson. >> coming away from that meeting, were you less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of comment at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for highe

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsoning away from that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who is the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher ed

and whose lives did not. >> erin thompson, with a book smashing statues, sunday night at on 8 pm eastern, cq&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on our c-span now app. her schedule was grueling almost as tough as her husband's yet. threw it. all rosalind remained an earnest and gracious campa >> her schedule was grueling, almost as tough as her husband, yet through it all rosalynn remained an earnest and gracious campaign. are >> people i've seen ev

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. >> aaron thompson with her book, smashing statues on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on the c-span now at. --app. >> she was the featured speaker in sioux center iowa. you can watch this campaign 2024 event hosted by republican candidate --c-span now our free mobile video app, or anytime online at c-span.org. >> the january 6 committee met on wednesday. the committee heard testimony from the deputy chief of staff or mark meadows. this is about an hour and 45 minutes. >> the select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united dates capital will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare the committee in recess at any point. pursuant to house authority regulation 10, the chair announces the committee's approval to release the deposition material presented during this hearing. good afternoon. in our hearings over the previous weeks, the select committee has laid out the details of a multi-part pressure campaign driven by the former president aimed at overturning the results of the 2020 r

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompson from that meeting, were you? less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. >> take a look at this as few as the board meeting from 2016. >> is the home life? there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher education fo

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompson. >> coming away from that meeting, were you? less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of comment at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for high

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsonrom that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher education for

. >> erin thompson at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. can listen to q&a and all of their podcasts on the c-span -- our podcasts on the c-span app. >> breast through our latest collection of books, home decor and accessories. there is something, for every c-span fan and every purchase helps to support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-span.org -- >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back to washington journal. i am joined by emily martin.she is the vice president for education and workplace justice for the national women's law center. . we are talking about title ix. i wanted to put on the screen what that was. this goes back to 1972. " no person in the united states shall on the basis of sex be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefit of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving financial assistance." before we start taking calls, i want you to talk about the history of title ix, how did it come about, and what was going on in the country at that time. gues

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsonaway from that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher educati

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsonng away from that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of comment at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher edu

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompson coming away from that meeting. were you? >> less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsony from that meeting, were you less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016 is the home life. >> there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of comment at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher education for

comments and the harm that her comments cost is also in attendance was in a a c p member in sf usd parent that bracket. thompsonay from that meeting, were you? less concerned about her being on the school board are more concerned. >> i was more concerned. she had already acknowledged that she has this inherent anti-black bias and latin x buys that she can't control. and so we as someone who's the leader, you should be able to say, you know what? i think this is not appropriate for me right now to be making decisions. there are other people within my community can too can represent the voice of asian american families throughout this district who are more culturally competent. this is not the first time that african-american sf usd parents took exception to similar comments. >> take a look at this as a few as the board meeting from 2016. >> is the home life? there's a problem at home for the students that are completely zoned out because they're either hungry are going through some sort of trauma at home parents within our various communities, love their children and have the same aspirations for higher educatio

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c-span now, your front row to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> since the summer of 2020, rather -- across the united states. either through official processes or by force. sunday night on q&a, aaron thompson and author of, smashing statues, talks about the history of american monuments and which ones should be taken down. >> after the death of george floyd, millions of americans marched to protest racial disparities, to say that black lives matter, and often these rallies focused on monuments as a symbolic meeting point for showing who was honored in america and who live -- and whose lives matter and whose life did not. >> sunday night, at 8:00 eastern. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts at our c-span now app. >> the white house national drug control officer says that the crisis in the u.s. is destroying lives and livelihoods. on the 2022, national drug strategy and the government's response to the national drug crises. this is under two hours.

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c-span now or wherever you get your broadcasts. >> roughly 214 public monuments have been taken down across the united states either through official processes or by force . something on q&a erin thompsonis our crime at the city university of new york and all of smashing statues about the history of american monuments and the current debate over which ones should be now. >> after the death of george floyd aliens all-americans marched in protest. to say that black flies matter and often these rallies focused on monuments as a symbolic meeting point for showing who was honored in america whose lives matter and whose lives did not. >> erin thompson with her book smashing statues sunday at 8 pm eastern. >> .. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? >> comcast is parking with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast, along with these tele

c-span.org. diane in jacksonville, florida, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling because i am so impressed with liz cheney and bennie thompson, especially liz cheney. here she is, a female, going against her party

. >> erin thompson at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. can listen to q&a and all of their podcasts on the c-span -- our podcasts on the c-span app. >> breast through our latest collection of books, home decor and accessories. there is something, for every c-span fan and every purchase helps to support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-span.org -- >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back to washington journal. i am joined by emily martin.she is the vice president for education and workplace justice for the national women's law center. . we are talking about title ix. i wanted to put on the screen what that was. this goes back to 1972. " no person in the united states shall on the basis of sex be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefit of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving financial assistance." before we start taking calls, i want you to talk about the history of title ix, how did it come about, and what was going on in the country at that time. gues

. >> erin thompson with her book " smashing statues," tonight on c-span's q&a. >>>> c-span has unfilterediew coverage of the hearings investigating the attack on the capital. go to our web resource page to watch the latest coverage of the hearings and the subsequent best ignitions -- investigations. go to c-span.org/january6 for a fast and easy way to watch when you cannot see it live. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest -- c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest collections of accessories and home decor. shop anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> washington journal continues. host: 2 guests joining us this morning. chris wilson is a political pollster and strategist, a partner at -- carly cooperman is a partner at sean cooperman. carly cooperman, how did you see midterms going before the courts handed down their decisions and tell me what you think might have changed because of that?car ly: -- because of that? carly: before the supreme court decision, midterms were looking good for republicans. biden then the dome -- and the democrats

. >> erin thompson with her book " smashing statues," tonight on c-span's q&a. >>>> c-span has unfilterediew coverage of the hearings investigating the attack on the capital. go to our web resource page to watch the latest coverage of the hearings and the subsequent best ignitions -- investigations. go to c-span.org/january6 for a fast and easy way to watch when you cannot see it live. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest -- c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest collections of accessories and home decor. shop anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> washington journal continues. host: 2 guests joining us this morning. chris wilson is a political pollster and strategist, a partner at -- carly cooperman is a partner at sean cooperman. carly cooperman, how did you see midterms going before the courts handed down their decisions and tell me what you think might have changed because of that?car ly: -- because of that? carly: before the supreme court decision, midterms were looking good for republicans. biden then the dome -- and the democrats

. >> aaron thompson with her book "smashing statues" sunday night on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and all podcasts on the c-span now app. >> next, testimony on the current housing market and recent impacts on crisis. during a hearing by the house financial services committee. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >> however, not everyone has been able to realize the dream of homeownership and the pandemic has made these disparities worse. in fact, while millions of people were able to take advantage of historically low interest rates to purchase homes or reinforced finance their mortgages, skyrocketing home prices and other ongoing challenges made it harder for millennials and gen z people of colour and individuals without intergenerational wealth to compete and access home ownership. so, while the federal reserve estimates that home equity reached a record $27.8 trillion by early 2022, many qualified would be homebuyers could not partake in this wealth building event. these trends threaten to further widen the already wide racial wealth and home ownership gaps nationwid

c-span or send them in a tweet, include the handle @cspanwj. we will get to all of your reaction in a minute but let's begin with the chair of the committee, bennie thompsondemocrat from mississippi. he was remote because he tested positive for covid-19. the focus of the hearing was when did the former president know about the violence at the capital and what did he do during those hours? here is the chair, bennie thompson. [video clip] >> the select committee has heard the story of a president who has done everything in his power to overturn the election. he betrayed his oath and tried to destroy our democratic institutions. he summoned him up to washington. on january 6 -- he summoned a mob to washington and when he knew the mob was a great he commanded the mob to go to the capital and commanded the heavily armed mob to "fight like hell." in the weeks between the november election in january 6, donald trump was a force to be reckoned with. he threw off the sober advice of his sensible advisors. instead he recklessly blazed the path of lawlessness and corruption, democracy be dammed, and then he stopped. for 187 minutes, this man with unbridled destructi

c-span.org. diane in jacksonville, florida, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling because i am so impressed with liz cheney and bennie thompson, especially liz cheney. here she is, a female, going against her party, not really against her party, but standing up for the country, and i love the fact she is representing what it is to be a >> taking your life to the white house press briefing for an update on president biden's covid-19 diagnosis. karine: president biden finished his first round of paxlovid. his condition has improved. he had a fever that responded favorably to tylenol. he has remained normal since then. his symptoms remain characterized as runny nose an occasional nonproductive and loose cough. his voice is deeper this morning. his pulse, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation remain entirely normal. the president is tolerating treatment well. we'll continue paxlovid as planned. his symptoms will be treated with oral hydration, tylenol, and albuterol inhalers that he uses as needed. his eloquent -- are being held during paxlovid treatment and for several days after his last dose. during this time, it is reasonab

c-span network live in primetime. we will definitely let you know about that. speaking of the january 6 hearing during this week's ready hearing, chairman betty thompson asked formal spokesperson, jason van about the experience of the group and what their objective is. [video clip] >> can you help us understand who those people are? >> i can, thank you. my time with -- i want to be rash with that first standoff when i went to cover them as a independent journalist. i had then subsequently covered two more standoffs. it was at that time that i was offered a job as national media director and a associate for the webpage. so, i spent a few years with the keepers. i can tell you that, they may not like the call themselves a militia but they are. they are a violent militia. they are largely. i think rather than try to use words, i think the best illustration for what the oath keepers are happened january 6. we saw that stack military information going up the stairs in our capital. i saw a radicalization that started with the beginning of my time with them and continued over time as the member base and who it was, stuart was courting drifted further right into the all r

c-span network live in primetime. we will definitely let you know about that. speaking of the january 6 hearing during this week's ready hearing, chairman betty thompson asked formalpokesperson, jason van about the experience of the group and what their objective is. [video clip] >> can you help us understand who those people are? >> i can, thank you. my time with -- i want to be rash with that first standoff when i went to cover them as a independent journalist. i had then subsequently covered two more standoffs. it was at that time that i was offered a job as national media director and a associate for the webpage. so, i spent a few years with the keepers. i can tell you that, they may not like the call themselves a militia but they are. they are a violent militia. they are largely. i think rather than try to use words, i think the best illustration for what the oath keepers are happened january 6. we saw that stack military information going up the stairs in our capital. i saw a radicalization that started with the beginning of my time with them and continued over time as the member base and who it was, stuart was courting drifted further right into the all rig