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on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. the nominationon to the federal trade commission and sidney swarts to be a judge on the court of claims. the homeland security committee considers therapeutic treatments for covid-19 patients who don't require hospitalization. at one: 40 p.m., joe biden announces his nominees for health related positions in his administration, including health and human services secretary surgeon general and the centers of disease control and prevention. subcommittee the hears from the vice commandant of the u.s. coast guard on readiness in the arctic. >>

on c-span two, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. the nominationon to the federal trade commission and sidney swarts to be a judge on the court of claims. the homeland security committee considers therapeutic treatments for covid-19 patients who don't require hospitalization. at one: 40 p.m., joe biden announces his nominees for health related positions in his administration, including health and human services secretary surgeon general and the centers of disease control and prevention. subcommittee the hears from the vice commandant of the u.s. coast guard on readiness in the arctic. mission governor gretchen whitmer and arkansas governor a show hutchinson -- hutchinson took part in a conversation on economic issues caused by covid-19 and potential areas of partisan agreement. the bipartisan policy center hosted this 50 minute event. governor whitmer and hutchinson took part in a on economic issues caused by >> good afternoon, and welcome to the kickoff of the bipartisan policy center's solution summit. today we're releasing a set of proposals we've called coming together to support workers and families. summit. we're releasing a set of proposals w

commission and stephen sydney schwartz to be a judge on the u.s. court of federal claims. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the senate homeland security committee considers therapeutic treatments for covid-19 patients who do not require hospitalization. joe biden announces his nominees for health-related positions in his administration, including health and human services secretary, surgeon general, and the head of the centers for disease control and prevention. at 2:30 p.m., the senate commerce subcommittee on security hears from admiral charles rate, vice commandant of the u.s. coast guard, on readiness in the arctic. a deep dive into the world of vaccine development, we are joined by dr. david diemert, an associate professor of medicine at george washington university, clinical director of the research unit, where a trial for one of the vaccines is underway. dr. diemert, which vaccine are you studying? explain how this trial is being put together. are a site at gw, we for the phase three clinical vaccine,the moderna and we were chosen to be one of about 100 sites across the country that were already participating in nih-fu

going to become a monk went out of commission my homeland going to come up thinking i came up each time she was hoping to go missing obviously you know the i mean come on we have to get out what am i doing going home. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development that only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. because i'm going to make. over 4 years in the major a landmark trade deal between the u.k. and the u.k. it's finally struck bringing an end to the brics that saw the. great britain's membership with the european union. plane carrying of sputnik the supplies from moscow arrives in argentina after the south american country officially registered as the russian. clemency for killers for whistleblowers. think lose muscle reason prison for the deaths of civilians in iraq it leaves off those who spilled the beans on american war crimes today we hear they've been released on the personal rules as president try.

commission and stephen sydney schwartz to be a judge on the u.s. court of federal claims. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the senate homeland security committee considers therapeutic treatments for covid-19 patients who do not require hospitalization. at 1:40 p.m., president-elect joe biden announces his nominees for health-related positions in his administration, including health and human services secretary, surgeon general, and the head of the centers for disease control and prevention. at 2:30 p.m., the senate commerce subcommittee on security hears from admiral charles ray, vice commandant of the u.s. coast guard, on readiness in the arctic. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal." every day, we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we'll discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, nebraska republican congressman don bacon discusses the 2021 defense policy bill and efforts to forge a compromise on covid-19 relief legislation. then, texas democratic congressman henry cuellar, member of the house appropriations committee, on the upcoming government funding deadline, efforts to settle on

his prime minister barak's johnson and european commission president as head of homeland have told negotiators to keep talking the issues they can't agree on fishing and competition rules u.s. president donald trump's in georgia campaigning for 2 republicans and run offs that will decide which party controls the senate this is tom's 1st political rally since losing the presidential election the candidates will face off in next month this is something that's very important and you have to get out you have to vote you have to make sure you have every vote counted everybody has to. because it's taken this election is control of the u.s. senate and that really means control of this country the voters of georgia will determine which party runs every committee right every piece of legislation controls every single taxpayer dollar. russia has begun its large scale covert 19 vaccination program medical workers and teachers are 1st in line for the sputnik v. vaccine the plan is to inoculate 2000000 russians this month but some scientists warn the process has been rushed the leader of ethiopia c very region says his fighters are still battling gover

homeland of venezuela? >> he was one of the two fathers of opec and got the idea by looking at what the texas railroad commission which was he regulates oil production in texas but he was skating in a sense about and he called it the devil's excrement in terms of what we do to a country and i think he would look at venezuela today and just say how is this to be wasted and how did the disaster happen with the largest oil reserves in the world and it's the economy and if you can go across the border to have your babies because there's no medicine in the hospital in caracas so how is this wasted and i thank you would be shocked, beyond shocked and saddened by the outcomes. >> incredible tragedies. here are two quick lightning round questions having to do with oil and gas. eric ridgely writes assuming economics drives consumer choices as opposed to fads and assuming that environmental rules are more or less the same as they are now in coronavirus goes away or he says due to vaccine, not do a miracle, he's looking for idea about what is the equilibrium price of crude oil and wti crude oil for say 2030? >> oh my gosh,

homeland. on the afternoon of friday, november 29, exactly a week after the assassination, russell is called by president johnson and asked if he will serve on this commission. it is not referred to as the warren commission. since it hasn't been announced that the chief justice will lead it. russell declines, claims he is suffering from emphysema. and has too much to do in the senate. johnson listens to him. hangs up the phone. and decides that even though russell does not want to serve, he will serve. and johnson then has the white house press office isseue a statement to the white house press corps announcing the commission has been formed and that richard russell is on its even if he does not want to be. [taped] >> i hate to bother you again, but i want you to know i have made an announcement. >> announcement? what's >> of the special commission. >> married to? you >> the president announced he is appointing a special commission to study and report on all of the facts and circumstances relating to the assassination of the late president john f. kennedy and subsequent violent death of the man charged with the assassination. >> the president says that the

on capitol hill. the senate homeland security committee will be gathering testimony from key witnesses including the head of the u.s. election assistance commissionstructure security agency. we'll keep an eye on this hearing and bring our viewer any headlines as it happened. we'll find out how they'll set it up. what they expect to hear from some of these key witnesses. senator rand paul joined us last hour talking about the importance of what we're about to hear from this hearing room on capitol hill. >> trace: it is fascinating here. like rand paul says there are definitely documented incidents around the country where there has been some fraud. the question is was it enough to overturn. the answer so far has been no it's not. the timing is critical because we know a couple of days ago the electoral votes were cast. incoming president joe biden appears to be the incoming president january 20th. that appears to be the way the schedule will happen. but what they're trying to get at here is very important especially when you consider what happened in georgia, 1700 ballots double cast. those are all felonies. nobody is being cited for those felonie

on the c-span radio app. the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee holds a hearing on election security and administration issues. witnesses include former solicitor general, ken starr. u.s. election assistance commission are, donald palmer. several campaign attorneys and christopher krebs, the former director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. this runs three hours, 40 minutes. [gavel banging] >> good morning. this hearing is called to order. i want to welcome and thank the witnesses for your testimony. let me start the hearing by saying this hearing should not be controversial. it really should not be. all is something i think we should want to restore the confidence in our elections system. a week ago when i gave notice of this hearing there were more standing issues and court cases than today. even though the courts of handed down decisions in the electoral college awarded joe biden 306 votes, a large percentage of the american public does not believe the november election results are legitimate. this is not a sustainable state of affairs in our democratic republic. there are many reasons for this high level of skepticism. it starts with the climate of hyper partisanship, whic