of virginia is where _ salt in the commonwealth of virginia is where a lot of the origination of some _ is where a lot of the origination of some of— is where a lot of the origination of some of the bad history that we're talking _ some of the bad history that we're talking about right now happened. 1619, _ talking about right now happened. 1619, the — talking about right now happened. 1619, the arrival of slave ships across— 1619, the arrival of slave ships across the _ 1619, the arrival of slave ships across the trans atlantic ocean. happened and landed in the region of virginia _ happened and landed in the region of virginia i_ happened and landed in the region of virginia. ithink happened and landed in the region of virginia. i think there is an important— virginia. i think there is an important need to provide some education — important need to provide some education there as well. we often times— education there as well. we often times are — education there as well. we often times are learning about our history in reat— times are learnin

. >> united states senator from the commonwealth of virginia. >> mrs. naomi biden and esther peter neil. >> ms. jane lowder and mr. kevin wash. >> the honorable javier becerra secretary of health and human services and dr. carolina reyes. >> the honorable josh green governor of hawaii and mrs. jamie green. >> mr. oren kramer and ms. barbara marsden. >> the honorable jeffrey bly should and ms. rebecca blaser. >> the honorable julie sue acting secretary of labor. >> the honorable pete buddha jazz -- buttigieg secretary of transportation. >> ms. kate pierson and ms. monica coleman. >> mr. frederick snyder. >> mr. evan b miller. >> ms. cindy wilson and mr. keith bennett. >> ms. laura freire. >> the honorable john kerry and alexander carey. >> thank you. thanks everybody. >> i'm sorry? -- everybody has played a huge part. >> the honorable gina m raimondo secretary of commerce and mr. thomas moffat. [inaudible] >> of the honorable lloyd austin secretary of defense and mrs. charlene austin. reporter: secretary? [inaudible] tradition kept by president kennedy th

. >> [indiscernible] >> united states senator from the commonwealth of virginia. >> ms. n, and mr. peter neil. >> the honorable javier becerra, secretary of health and human services, and dr. carolina reyes. >> the honorable josh green, governor of hawaii, and mrs. jamie green. >> mr. oren framer. >> the honorable jeffrey bl yche. >> the honorable julie sue, acting secretary of labor. >> the honorable pete buttigieg, secretary of transportation, and mr. jackson buttigieg. >> ms. kate pearson, and ms. monica coleman. >> mr. frederick schneider. >> mr. kevin miller. >> ms. cindy wilson and mr. keith bennett. >> ms. laura strayer. >> the honorable john kerry. >> [indiscernible] >> absolutely. thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> the secretary of commerce. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] >> the honorable lloyd austin, secretary of defense, and mrs. charlene austin. >> [indiscernible] >> now a photo opportunity for president biden and the australian prime minister in front of the white house. the president will escort prime minister albany's to the dining room. ulysses s grant start

who would believe that today xi is a first lady of the commonwealth of virginia? >> so she's happy xi made the decision. >> i hope so. >> glenn, let's start by not ask you something relating to the presidency. we'll get to that. are you happy as governor of virginia? do you enjoy the job more than a higher calling of private equity? >> david i know it's going to break out the short answer is yes. it's amazing. i went into this because i was worried about virginia and i was frustrated with what the republican party was in virginia. and carlyle was in really good shape i do remember when i called you on saturday to tell you i was resigning. i said david, this is glenn youngkin and use of wired calling me? you're quitting. and i said well yeah. he said what he going to do? i said i'm going to run for office. he said that that's crazy. i'm going call your wife, call you back together and talk you out of this nonsense. >> yes. >> what we found david was this is one of these moments that being an outsider was amazing because i brought a different perspective to it and wh

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we need a change of leadership that change could start in about 17 days in the commonwealth of virginiament glenn youngkin. if 2 thirds of the country governor living paycheck to paycheck. some people are using their credit card just to buy bare necessities. what are they to do here? >> sean, joe biden's foreign policies cause international chaos in his border policy has called a national security, a drug and humanitarian chaos. bidenomics is causing an economic chaos. your hundred percent right. families having paycheck to paycheck. for the outerbridge family virginia in america there are spending $700 more a month to buy the exact same thing that they bought 2 years ago at a much lower price. groceries and gas and clothes for their kids. this is what bidenomics is delivering. that's my working so hard in virginia to try to keep the cost of living down. in fact, this week sean for sending out our tax refund checks. 200 filing individually and 400 for this filing jointly because is there money not the governments. doing everything we can to keep tax rates down and provide virginians a c

for example, the hospital of richmond virginia, which was chartered by the commonwealth for the reclamation of opium years in1876 at the head of doctors who were so alarmed by h what they were singing in their patients. many of them were former confederate veterans. scores, and scores of these facilities opened up throughout the postwar decades, everywhere from york city to virginia on out to texas and even california. there were none before the ic civil war, and again, these are really the first iteration of t the modern american drug rehabs where we continue to see the effects of this crisis today. effects of this crisis today. medicines miracle cures, or snake oil cures for addiction. these wee prolific in big businesdung the gilded age. and so, what i have scovered is the civil war's addiction crisis actually spawned an entire sub industry, or niche industry of patent medicine sellers dedicated to curing addiction, especially among civil war veterans. for the record, patent medicines are those snake oil over the counter miracle cures that traveling salesman would often roll into town an

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he actually wrote the playbook on how to turn a blue state red, and he's popular in the commonwealth of virginiam the voting beginning in iowa. donald trump has a 40 or 32-point lead in iowa, and i don't think there is enough time to organize, to go heat the voters that you have -- meet the voters that you have to do to actually make a difference in iowa. and i think if he does this, he runs the risk of basically becoming ron desantis 2.0. elizabeth: well, i mean -- let me back up. billionaire donors are helping him shatter records, thomas petter my saying he appears to be leaving the door open to a potential 2024 bid. i mean, youngkin is a rising tar. you've talk about this, marc, he's got this unifying kind of bipartisan charm. he does get the conservative job done, empowering parents against toxic schools, soft on crime policies leading to rising murder rates. he doesn't like the outsourcing virginia's energy future to, quote, radical bureaucrats in california. so he checks all those boxes, marc. >> oh, no, he's right on all of the policy. the problem is he's late to the game, you know? peopl

needed a change in leadership and that change couloud start well, in about 17 days in the commonwealth of virginia here with more is governor glenn youngkin. you know, we have two thirds of the country, governor, living paycheck to paycheck. some people just are usingrds ot their credit cards just to bait ,buy bare necessities. >> what are they to do here? >> well, sean, joe biden's foreign has caused international chaos and his border policse intery has calles caused a national security, a drug and a humanitarian chaos. and biden nomics is causing an economic chaos and hum. and you're right, families are living paycheck to paycheck . i mean, for the average family in virginia and america, they're spending $700 more a month to buy the exactaving pa same that they bought two years ago, much at a much lower price. muyce outerbridge fa, groceriess and clothes for their kids. and this is what biden-nomics is delivering. and that's why we're working so hardgas , virginia, to try to kp the cost of living down. in fact, this week, sean, we'ren sending out our tax refund checks try to k, $200 for thoseg i

not so long ago we saw how some of our staff members in the commonwealth of virginia were attacked in their district offices. where they worked. we know that security on the capitol complex is important not just for members, but for our staff, for visitors, for everyone that makes their way here. as is also security in our district offices. and not enough funding has been given to that area. retention of the u.s. capitol police officers continues to be a major problem. after january 6, the capitol police is having a difficult time recruiting and retaining officers that will protect all of us. the legislative branch bill also eliminates diversity, equity, and inclusion training. this program has been important to ensure that the government continues to look more and more like the rest of the country. inclusion means me being at this podium, madam chair. inclusion means you being -- presiding over this proceedings. that's inclusion. to have a representative government of the people that make up our nation. yet the office of diversity, equity, and inclusion was eliminated -- the speaker

of the americas being held hostage. joining us with more on this and an update on the virginia's upcoming elections which are very very critical is glenn youngkin, governor of the commonwealthrginia, sir, welcome back. >> sean, thank you for having me and thank you for the attention that you have been placing on these barbaric and horrific terrorist acts in israel. in the united states only has one decision here which is how much support can we get to israel as fast as we can? they are our brothers, we will stand with them and there can be no no hesitancy in committing everything they need to defend themselves. yesterday, sean, i was with -- i was with jewish leaders in low done county, and not only were they grief stricken like all of us, but angry and they were fill weekend fear as well. this is what terrorists do, this is what hamas is, it is a terrorist group and they must be met with force. >> sean: what do you make of the frankly virulent anti-semitism we've seen it on display in new york city. we have seen it in london and england, we have seen it in sydney and australia, in other parts of australia. we've heard it in the halls of congress. one congresswoman literall

it is the balance of power in the virginia senate, the outcome of elections on november 7th and virginia to determine the balance of power and that commonwealthsenate has -- her right to make the decisions of her own body. an issue that was to perry says it stands above the rest. the senate seat mainly is home to many government workers and has been ground zero in the past for a very notable clashes over things like, transgender rights and the role parents play and local school curriculum. here to discuss the candidates, a former virginia state senate is rest perry. welcome ma'am. i first want to underscore a note that virginia's only state in the south that is not added abortion restrictions since roe was overturned. that is because of a blue wall in the state senate. he wants a 15-week abortion ban your, publican opponent one pablo agrees. so what are you telling folks within the campaign trail one week before election day? >> thank you so much for having me. i really appreciate it. it is one of the reasons i got into this race, to protect abortion rights in virginia. it's the last eight in the south that provides meaningful abortion access

joining me now is andrew barnes, professor of health policy at virginia commonwealth university and sivas. andrew byrnes, let me start with you. what is behind the strike in the united states? are there some things that are common?— things that are common? yeah, i think so. what _ things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we _ things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have _ things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have going - things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have going on | things that are common? yeah, i - think so. what we have going on here in the united states is not that different from what is happening in the uk. we have health care workers who are essential health care workers who have been pushed to the brink by the pandemic and at least in the case of the united states here, these are workers at kaiser permanente, a large health system, an old health system, and these workers are sort of technical experts. they are not doctors and nurses, but they are the folks that read your labs, they take x—rays, they make sure your rooms are safe and

of the postwar addiction crisis. the hospital in richmond, virginia chartered by the commonwealth for the reclamation of opioid eaters after doctors were so alarmed of what they were seeing in their patients. many of them were former confederate veterans. scores of these facilities opened up throughout the postwar decade. from new york city to virginia to texas and even california. there were none before the civil war. in the first iteration of the modern american drug rehab. we see the effects of the crisis today. equally important were miracle cures osne oil cures for addiction. these were prolific during the gilded age. i discovered that the addiction crisis actually spawned an entire sub industry of patent medicine sellers dedicated to curing addiction, especially among the civil war veterans. the over-the-counter snake oil miracle cures that traveling salesman would also sell and buying them through the mail. they created a business opportunity. they were desperate for a cure. there was a bonanza to be had. that is exactly what occurred. it was a million-dollar business in the gilded age. right alongside -- who

, commonwealth of virginia, ..s order, the senate stans adjourned until 9:15 a.m., adjourned until 9:15 a.m., >> and the senate now gaveling out from its brief session. when lawmakers return you can see live coverage here on c-span2. and we take you back now to our booktv programming. >> guest: the latest substantiation of this that i'm describing the begins in early 1960s. >> host: mary eberstadt, you write in "adam and eve after the pill revisited" that since the two was introduced, there's been a rise in abortion and an unwanted pregnancy. >> guest: that's a paradoxical effect. that's why my first book "adam and eve after the pill revisited" talks about the paradoxes of the sexual revolution because a lot of this fallout was unexpected and him talk about the sexual revolution, peter, i want to make clear i'mle not being mono causal. that's a bad word. i'm not saying there is one cause for thehe deterioration tt we we're seeing around us. what i'm saying is that is a one cause that is not been addressed sufficien