i am not a big christensen bus and.nk she was too far to the right to be a democrat, which she was for a while. but one of the reasons why i decided to vote provided when he ran was for the fact that i believed that he would be able to cross the aisle and work with people and other parties to get things done. what is that saying? i will not get it quite right, but looking for perfection -- perfection gets in the way of success or something like that. it is a famous saying about -- and encourages compromise. host: what do you think about the labels effort? to put a new labels candidate on the line? caller: i like the concept but not a big fan of the fact that they do not have a candidate. there are statements that they have made. aca path to victory. they announced that they would continue their efforts and still do not have any candidates. if you do not have candidate, you do not have a path to victory. for that reason, i am a little bit wary of them. host: is there a good third-party candidate that you would like to se

colonel in the richmond have belittle nefarious and we're failing san franciscans and the next julie christensen i'm running to represent my home and building i can make that more equitable for generations to come. >> i'm candidate for assembly be district 19. >> i've been told why i'm running well, i'm running to be here and pack speak when i and before any statements and i remind walking down the road and in the pointing and listen to yourself the person is crazy they've got in their you laptop and this is san francisco don't they know. yeah probably true. would you steer it? >> what is is that made you more superior? >> i believe it is possible to build a society where all people in this situation we're people are accents and if you believe the dismantling the next question how do we do it? that my friend is the question of government and it has been the question of government since the creation how do we promote the welfare. how do we do it? >> i don't believe we're going to get there by the writing is on the wall welfare checks or getting ourselves out of the situation we have to be smarter

host: christensen about. that is part of her retirement speech.he have lagged, christensen relative attire. it is not me, it is you. getting a sense of the congressional elections and the presidential election. where do independent voters and? what are they looking for? if you are an independent in the pacific, you can call (202) 748-8001. we will start with bill from alabama. caller: thank you for taking my call. the politicians, the news media, i'm just very concerned about the legality of this coming election. host: what is it independent looking for in this election? caller: a fair and balanced coverage from the media. i just want a fair election. host: this is john and morristown, tennessee. though had. caller: yes. i was calling to comment on the state of the union address. i have been in practice for 40 years and internal medicine. he has had progressive development of sleep apnea, which is disruptive to sleep patterns. host: before we diagnose people over the television, are you an independent? are you an independent looking for a more vig

i am not a big christensen bus and. i think she was too far to the right to be a democrat, which she was for a while. but one of the reasons why i decided to vote provided when he ran was for the fact that i believed that he would be able to cross the aisle and work with people and other parties to get things done. what is that saying? i will not get it quite right, but looking for perfection -- perfection gets in the way of success or something like that. it is a famous saying about -- and encourages compromise. host: what do you think about the labels effort? to put a new labels candidate on the line? caller: i like the concept but not a big fan of the fact that they do not have a candidate. there are statements that they have made. aca path to victory. they announced that they would continue their efforts and still do not have any candidates. if you do not have candidate, you do not have a path to victory. for that reason, i am a little bit wary of them. host: is there a good third-party candidate that you would like

this is clay christensen. clay christensen wrote a very important book called the innovator's dilemma. who's heard of this book, the innovator's dilemma? few. okay, so i'll summarize the thesis. he basically said the question that he asked was why, is is when a new technology comes along. really successful companies today have a hard time embracing it and ultimately fail. why is it that well-run businesses, not badly run businesses, but well-run businesses can't figure out how to manage the transformation. and he pointed a number of reasons. one of them was that markets that do not exist cannot be analyzed not only as the opportunity on known at the time, but it's unknowable. so your company and you see a new technology come along, pick a technology. i okay. i how can this help me to do things differently? well, maybe i will replace people in my call center, for example. well, that might be true. or maybe blockchains will help to reduce the complexity of transactions and cut costs for my company. or maybe exte

tremendous amount, particularly in the first two years of the biden administration when joe manchin and christensent were at the forefront and r the seven bs joe biden has signed so far in addition to negotiating for changes to the partisan bills he signed. they played a huge role. ■]host: how much influence what you say those groups have currently in congress? guest: not very much in the house because the house is run by one party so there is not a lot of democratic input. if the democrats retake the house you can see a significant amount of influence. jeffrey's trends in that he regards himself as a moderate and understands dealmaking requires compromise and he especially understands the moderates in the house tend to be seats that are tough to hold. these are the front line every if he wants to maintain a majority he estimate sure those people are taken care of. host: your organization has done a lot railing against the group no labels. why is that? guest: we knew what a huge risk this could be to joe biden and it could serve as a spoiler to help donald trump. when you look at the two races trum

it's not at all. christians didn't because african christensen's indonesian was changed into 2 bros essentially these 2 groups enforced. they did it for themselves, actually because a lot of them pagans also want to know me, but the reverse never happened. i do wish to think of those been going around the world saying no other way of shipping. i just don't even didn't say that. i'm not saying i do is i think i was uh, we don't, i don't wrong. in fact, they have a lot of students, they don't have many of the and don't need divisions that i knew were shipping. fagan controls have like, frankly, and as the cost system with me, you know, which causes internal divisions. item to different cultures don't have, but i didn't worship ink cartridges. have a lot of intuitive strengths as well. in creative lives in this, in this book is actually to be the case for either worship and why my such a validated worship or india along the last surviving 90 were shipping pictures. but even in the country like cards, a song like but tentative without kind of a hearty man. i know it does what shipping us drawing in

lauren: 1 me ask about christensen, the independent arizona senator, former democrat, running again forto her about a bigger office? >> she's not interested. but here's the good news. we have a good crop of really fresh faces will present a contrast to trump. neil: give me some ideas. >> i wish i could but they will not kill me but they will punish. neil: a lot of marquee names, larry hogan running from maryland senate. acted like an independent governor but i am wondering, mitt romney was out there for a ticket, you want to republican and democrat still, right? >> we definitely do. we are talking to some people we think are exceptional candidates that represent the no labels commonsense majority. . 20 are they well-known names? joe manchin took himself out so a lot of the players we heard first, apparently opted out and they were frustrated. >> they have their life plans but here's what i want to say. we are talking to people who will present a real contrast to trump and biden and rfk junior and joel stein. the american people seem to be crying out for 1/3 choice including within the l

another super tuesday headline senator christensen them announces she is not seeking reelection winter opponents on cable news or social media, compromise is a dirty word, i believe in my approach but it's not what america wants right now. i love arizona and i'm so proud of what we've done. because i choose civility, understanding, listening and working together to get stuff done i believe the senate at the end of this year. >> this moves follows her decision and 22 she switch from the democratic party to be an independent this leaves an intense race in her wake, current republican candidate former gubernatorial carey lake against democrat ruben gallego. a bipartisan bill in the house of representatives is going to force if it gets enacted would force by dance, the pair to tiktok to divest or be banned from operating in popular social media app in the united states this is mike gallagher both set the house communist party and introduce the protecting americans from foreign adversary control applications up, the adversaries are listed as china, russia, iran and of 170 million americans

but neighbor david christensen had a rude awakening around you know, 5 houses were affected. 6 cars werety miraculous. >> how are you doing now and tell us about the cleanup effort. yeah, the cleanup effort has really slow. it took about 4 and a half weeks just to get crews out here to start to do the work. so they're digging it out. but then they had a water main and now really deep. he has to come out. socal gas is saying they need 3 to 8 weeks of planning. >> across town in baldwin hills, some storm victims are getting a helping hand this holiday weekend. team rubicon is an international humanitarian relief organization based in los angeles, these volunteer gray shirt good samaritans reach out to elderly and underinsured. residents in need mud and debris had smashed through the home of eighty-year-old floyd's sims earlier this year. but here again, sharing and caring. >> it's still continue also blast. >> and that was omar lewis in long beach for us tonight. all right. let's get a look at our forecast here in the bay area, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. lot of cars stil

i want to highlight two two women from want to honor chris chris christensen i want to honor she was54th massachusetts infantry regiment, a unit of black soldiers during the civil war. dedicated to improving the lives of black women in her community, she founded the home for aged colored women in providence. decades later, maria lopes, another trail blazer, was the first black woman elected to the rhode island state legislature and carried on cristiana's legacy of activism in rhode island. she lived in the housing projects in providence and made a social activist when she blocked the mayor of providence from turning the housing project to luxury apartments. in 1973, maria stormed the city council chambers with over 400 residents in support of preventing the sale of valley view. thanks to maria's advocacy, when valley view was originally sold, 25% of the units remained section 8 housing. in 1989, lopes won a seat in the rhode island house of representatives where she served for over a decade, championing affordable housing issues. i certainly would not be standing here today as rhode

donna christensen also assistes effort.rds cannot express how grateful i am -- let me say as a general rule, mr. speaker, i don't think it's a good idea that things be named after people while they are still alive. however in this case, i actually made an exception. i am happy my name is attached to this critical piece on. preventive health is not just an after-thought but cornstone of our public with that, mr. speaker i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. now the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 766 as amended. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on th. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south dakota seek recognition? >> i move to susped pass h.r. 6260 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union

colonel in the richmond have belittle nefarious and we're failing san franciscans and the next julie christensenent my home and building i can make that more equitable for generations to come. >> i'm candidate for assembly be district 19. >> i've been told why i'm running well, i'm running to be here and pack speak when i and before any statements and i remind walking down the road and in the pointing and listen to yourself the person is crazy they've got in their you laptop and this is san francisco don't they know. yeah probably true. would you steer it? >> what is is that made you more superior? >> i believe it is possible to build a society where all people in this situation we're people are accents and if you believe the dismantling the next question how do we do it? that my friend is the question of government and it has been the question of government since the creation how do we promote the welfare. how do we do it? >> i don't believe we're going to get there by the writing is on the wall welfare checks or getting ourselves out of the situation we have to be smarter and thank you for lis

guest: a tremendous amount, particularly in theadministratin and christensen amount were at the forefronts joe biden has signed so far in addition to negotiating for changes to the partisan bills he signed. they played a huge role. host: how much influence what you say those groups have currently in congress? guest: not very much in the house because the house is run by one party so there is not a lot of democratic input. if the democrats retake the house you can see a significant amount of influence. jeffrey's trends in that fraction. heegards himself as a moderate and understands dealmaking requires compromise and he especially understands the moderates in the house tend to be seats that are tough to hold. these are the front line every time. if he wants to maintain a majority he estimate sure those people are taken care of. host: your orgazation has done a lot railing against the group no labels. why is that? guest: we knew what ae to joe bd it could serve as a spoiler to help donald trump. when you look at the two races trump has run for president, 2016 and 2020, third parties helped