host: we're asking you to rake your party's congressional leadership. -- to rate your party''s congressional leadership. a text, mcconnell is a disappointment and he and pelosi both need to be replaced. on facebook, the maryland reps are terrific, a great representation. excellent schools, gun safety, accessible health care, strong support for renewable energy, virtually no idiotic culture wars, and a aaa bond rating. it is not complicated. vote blue, says steve. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. charles in virginia, independent line. caller: you do a good job. i do not know how you guys do it. the first caller, he did not even answer the question. i have voted towards democrat and have voted republican. i think democrats have done what they can with an obstructive republican party. i want to say to these trump lovers and constitution haters, you know, we do not want a dictator. we want a constitution. to you c-span staff, please stop being intimidated by these trump lovers and supporters. the majority of the country want a democratic country

for many decades the us has find dozens of armed conflicts without a congressional declaration of war and indeed the last time that congress passed the declaration of war was in world war ii despite america's incredibly active postwar global military presence congress has not been completely absent for decisions of war and peace that the general trend of the executive branch and the end of the us military mission in afghanistan begins to reverse the trend but the article one powers as many have argued were active legislative role of arms sales to bring policy decisions back in line with the constitution and reviewed the likelihood of dangerous military venture is him abroad this year bipartisan groups ofan legislators in the house and senate have introduce sweeping reform bills that would begin the reassertion of the legislation war powers their delighted have one of those and all the effort here with us today we will discuss the role congress of us foreign policy and the recent push to reassert the legislative branches oversight over war authorization arms sales and emergency declara

running for---congressional war powers. running for president in 2008, president biden was on record saying george w. bush should be impeached if you try to take the war to iran without congressional approval. a decade before that, he introduced a war powers replacement bill called the use of force act that in some respects -- like the bill we have been talking about today, would have automatically cut off funding for wars that congress didn't authorize. it is not clear how much all that is worth. joe biden has had five decades in politics, enough time to get on both sides of every issue. what is more, there are very few presidents doing the arduous, relating things you have to do to win the presidency -- humiliating things have to do to win the presidency saying that now that i'm here, what i would really like is to have less power. we will have to see. let me close by saying any such measure, whether it is national security powers act or something else, before it can get to the president's desk, congress would need to pas

he represents george's first congressional district. not only does he serve on the committee of energy and commerce but is a distinguished member of the house committee on the budget. i'm informed that he serves on the select committee on climate change. congressman carter, you are welcome. it is good to see you again. thank you for joining the delegation when we christened the uss john lewis some months ago. you are recognized for five rep. butterfield: congressman carter, are you with us? you are recognized for five minutes. the gentleman is having technical difficulties. i suppose we can move to the next witness. >> we are waiting for him to get on. rep. butterfield: the chair will not be in recess subject to the call of the chair. rep. carter: mr. chairman, i apologize. rep. butterfield: i recognize your voice at anywhere anytime. you are now recognized for approximately five minutes. rep. carter: thank you mr. chairman and ranking member davis for holding this hearing today. it is externally important and i appreciate it. i am disa

we use to work together at the congressional research service. this guy has been studying congress for a very long time and even spent some time working on the hill, working a little bit in appropriations. so who better to hear from? matt, what do you think? matt: first, thanks for having me. pleasure to join you here. i did work in appropriations for two budget cycles. luckily, i do not have to work your mind -- earmarks. this was in fy 2009 and 2010, and i was working in the legislative branch subcommittee and we do not have an earmarks. i watched it and set next to the man in charge of managing the earmark database, and it really was wild, crazy days. i was sad to see the emerick scope. i am a huge -- i was sad to see the earmarks go. i'm a huge proponent in earmarks and their value in helping individual members and districts. those are certainly crazy days, and i favor reforms we have seen recently to bring earmarks back but with safeguards. i want to get to the questions from the audience, but i wanted to make three points first. first, the

congressional steven lynch of massachusetts chaired the hearing.

streams of the house and senate lore and key congressional -- house and senate floor and key congressional hearings. even our live, interactive morning program, washington journal were we hear your voices every day. download the app for free today. >> attorney general merrick garland announced the justice department has filed a lawsuit against texas for violating the the federal voting rights act over the state's newly drawn electoral maps. the attorney general says denies black and latino voters an equal opportunity to participate. this is about 10 minutes. k and latino voters an equal opportunity to participate. this is about 10 minutes. mr. garland: good afternoon and thank you for coming. the justice department's filed suit against the state of texas for violating section ii. of the voting rights act. as the supreme court has observed, the core principle of our democracy is that voters should choose representatives, not the other way around. section ii requires that state voting laws, including laws that drawn electoral maps, provide eligible voters with an equal opportunity to partici

representative abigail spanberger represents virginia's seventh congressional district. them and others in congress have really lead this effort. when we were looking for someone to host this discussion we had mr. richmond at the top of our list, the co-editor of just security. she's also written widely on the subject and it's fair to say that much of what i have learned on the subject in especially would i've learned in terms of congress's work on the subject has started with dr. richmond. with that i'm going to turn over things to tests. it's your show, tests. take it away. >> thank you so much. it's really wonderful to be here with these two members. i can't think of anyone better to have this conversation with. you've both really been steadfast and reminding us that it is congress's duty to start reclaiming the work powers that have been largely seated to the executive branch over the last several decades. but you've also both been matching it with action, you've been writing legislation, cosponsoring legislation, trying to get it passed. you thought strategically ab

represents georgia's 31st congressional district.e is a distinguished member of the house committee on the budget. i am also informed he served on the select committee on climate change. you are welcome today, it is good to see you again. thank you for joining our delegation when we joined together months ago. you are recognized for five minutes. >> are you with us? you are recognized for five minutes. he is having technical difficulties. we can move to the next witness. >> and we know what is going on -- do we know what is going on? [indiscernible] >> the chair will be in recess subject to the call of the chair. [indiscernible] >> i apologize. >> that is alright. i recognize your voice anywhere at any time. you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you and ranking member davis for promoting this hearing today. it is extremely important and i appreciate it. i am disappointed that the hearing is not before the full committee on the house administration but i am on her to appear before you today to discuss the importance of pro

he represent louisiana's fourth congressional district. serves on the armed services committee and the committee on the judiciary. congressman johnson, you are recognized for five minutes. rep. johnson: thank you, mr. chairman, and all of my distinguished colleagues who serve on the subcommittee. we wish you all a merry christmas. every member of congress would agree that the processes put in place for 2020 sowed doubt into the minds of many americans about the integrity. many governors and secretaries of state, judges and other actors went around the constitutional authority of state legislatures to set new parameters for how the election would be administered. the problem with all of that is it was contrary to the express language of the constitution itself. article ii, section 1, clause 2, it's the state legislators only who are given authority. as the supreme court itself affirmed, almost 130 years ago, that power is placed absolutely and wholly with the legislatures and can never be taken away. all of those unconstitutional changes le

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. >> reasserting congressional oversight of the nation's wars, starting with a repeal of the authorizations of military force. peter meijer represents michigan's third district. abigail spanberger represents virginia's seventh district. they have really let this effort. when we were looking for someone to host this discussion, -- the co-editor who has also written widely on the subject. it is fair to say that much of what i have learned on the subject and what i have learned from congress' work on the subject has started with her. i'm going to turn things over. it is your show. take it away. >> thank you so much. it is wonderful to be here with these two members. you both have been steadfast in reminding us it is congress' duty to reclaim the war powers that have been largely ceded to the executive branch. you have been writing legislation, you have been cosponsoring legislation, you have been trying to get it passed, and you have remind us that both parties have been stretching unilateral authority. you have not been treating this as a partisan issue. i thank both of you for focusing on th

democrats only control 75 congressional districts.have an incentive to maximize what they can do in those states. i think it is important, because we talk about gerrymandering, not to lose sight of the fact that this is not a story where what you're seeing happen in texas and elsewhere is accomplished at the expense of communities of color, like communities of color are essential, especially in the south because states like texas and georgia, democrats get 25 to 28% of white votes and there aren't a lot of white democrats today and the problem for most from our standpoint is those white democrats live really close to white republicans in the neighborhoods in parts of town and sometimes unless you are able to draw a line down somebody's bed, it would be hard to prove partisan dial too much, because of residential segregation. it is easy to pack together and break apart communities of color for partisan effect. they are a key part of it, drawing urban-suburban districts. in the urban and suburban areas, what, is happening is communities

we need to try stronger to enforce congressional subpoenas. but in the absence of those changes, we will use the tools that we have and i expect the justice department to move as swiftly in dealing with mr. meadows as it did with mr. bannon bannon and prosecute himr violating the law and his duty as a citizen. i support advancing this contempt referral, and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. >> last tuesday, the select committee received a memo from mr. meadows' lawyers saying his client's appearances had become untenable. something else happened last tuesday. the chief's chief hit the bookstores, mr. meadows' memoir. this is a witness who is refusing to comply with the law and answer our questions in part because he says the former president has instructed him to do so. he says he was the chief of staff and couldn't disclose, his conversations with the president, but let's take a look at the book. this is from a section dealing with the january 6 rally at the ellipse. i

host: we're asking you to rake your party's congressional leadership. -- to rate your party''s congressionaleadership. a text, mcconnell is a disappointment and he and pelosi both need to be replaced. on facebook, the maryland reps are terrific, a great representation. excellent schools, gun safety, accessible health care, strong support for renewable energy, virtually no idiotic culture wars, and a aaa bond rating. it is not complicated. vote blue, says steve. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. charles in virginia, independent line. caller: you do a good job. i do not know how you guys do it. the first caller, he did not even answer the question. i have voted towards democrat and have voted republican. i think democrats have done what they can with an obstructive republican party. i want to say to these trump lovers and constitution haters, you know, we do not want a dictator. we want a constitution. to you c-span staff, please stop being intimidated by these trump lovers and supporters. the majority of the country want a democratic country.

when we in congress gave senator dole the congressional gold medal, he brought luster to the award. just as his service and sacrifice brought luster to the congress and to the country. may it be a comfort to you robin, to elizabeth, and all who love him that so many people across the congress, the country, and his beloved state of kansas, that a grateful nation mourns with them and are praying for you at this sad time. may senator dole rest in the peace that he deserves. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joseph r. biden jr. president of the united states. president biden: vice president harris, speaker pelosi, majority leader schumer, minority leader mcconnell, members of congress distinguished guests, and most importantly, elizabeth and robin. i know this is not easy. thank you for letting us do this. we meet here in the very heart of american democracy, the capitol of the united states of america, to receive a hero of that democracy for a final time. robert joseph dole, he belongs here, in this place, in this temple of liberty -- to liberty and temple to possibilit

for example, texas will gain two new congressional seats because of its population growth, almost all of which is due to growth in the state's minority population. however, texas has designed both of those seats to have white voting majorities. the congressional plan reconfigured a west texas district to eliminate the opportunity for latino voters to elect a representative of their choice. this is the third time in three decades where texas has elimit nateed a latino electoral opportunity in the same district despite previous decisions this violates the law. the state house plan eliminated electoral opportunities by limiting districts where latino communities had previously elected their preferred candidates. these redistricting plans really -- will diminish the opportunity for latino and black voters in texas to elect their preferred representatives, and that is prohibited by federal law. the complaint asks the course to privet texas from conducting elections under the challenged plans and ask the court to order texas to divide new redistricting plans that comply with section 2 of th

it deserves sincere congressional action. and it's time we work on that meaning. payment reform. i thank the gentleman from oklahoma and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. scanlon: thank you. i completely agree that protecting medicare from cuts is a bipartisan issue and we are happy to engage on that. unfortunately, there's a complaint about how this bill is coming up at this time, that's something that was pushed by republican leadership here in the house. that is not how our leadership proposed to do it. so you know, if my colleagues want to have a serious conversation about the nation's fiscal policies, we encourage them to do the work with us to pass the funding bill for the current fiscal year. we're now two months into this fiscal year and we still don't have a funding bill because senate republicans are refusing to work with the rest of congress to negotiate a bipartisan appropriations bill. with that, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the

that's some of the congressional reaction when it comes to that. you can talk about matters of economics as well. a lot of things happened this week when it comes to the president's efforts on vaccinations. that's one of the things he spoke about yesterday. particularly the issues that it had to deal with when it came to travel and those related issues. if you want to see the whole event from yesterday, you can do that at c-span.org. also temporarily you find it on our c-span now video app. let's hear from dawn, dawn in durham, north carolina, democrats line on this top story of the week. good morning. caller: good morning. is the top story the jobs? is that what you're saying or -- host: whatever you think is the top story of the week. caller: i think the top story is the china moving the cybersecurity issues in hong kong being its center. i think that cybersecurity issues is a prominent, important issue. and how much money will the u.s. market lose if it's important to understand. i think ukraine is a top story because the installment of differen

what is the law as it relates to congressional investigations?whatever it wants? there are limitations? did congress investigate criminal activity? do you have to show up for a deposition in congress? can you assert your fifth amendment privilege. what is. is executive privilege, i think we need to know what the law is so we could then judge whether members of congress apply it equally and squarely, that is what -- and fairly, that is what justice is supposed to be, right? blind, politics looks, lady justice does not, sol wisenberg is no stranger to investigations. deputy independent council during the whitewater and lewinsky investigations, let's start with executive privilege, what is it? >> at its core, it covers confidential communications between the president and his most senior advisers, and national security, and diplomatic communications and communications that president's closest advisers have with other executive branch employees as part of their function of advising the president. the core areas. it can only be invoked by the presiden

this investigation is not like other congressional inquiinquir the constitution, the rule of law which are at the heart of what makes america great are at stake. we can't be having incomplete answers or truth, and conceal president trump's what happened. we have to be nonpartisan and get to the objective truth to assure that january 6th never happens again. i yield back. >> the gentle lady yields back. pursuant to notice i now call up the report on resolution recommending that the house of representatives find marks randall meadows in contempt of congress refusing to reply by the subpoenas by the select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the united states capital. the report was circulated in advance and the advance copies were available. clerk shall submit the reports. >> recommending that find mark meadows in contempt of congress for refusal to comply with the subpoena investigation the january 6th on the capitol. >> and the chair recognizes the gentle woman from california. >> thank you, mr. chairman, like all of us on this committee, i served with mark meadows in th

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the offices of inspector general were set up to search out corruption and malfeasance, congressional committees were organized to oversee intelligence agencies and the president's power to declare war was circumscribed. these post-watergate reforms and others did a great deal to preserve the balance of power for much of the last half century. many of these limits have been worn away by successive presidents after nixon bent on putting the imperial back in imperial presidency. still, the reforms served our country well and adequately until the last four years. during the last administration, so many of the nixon era reforms were broken down exposing new , vulnerabilities to our democracy. the wall separating the white house from the justice department was obliterated and the hatch act, which prohibits the use of federal employees and federal property as instruments of a presidential campaign was not only violated, but proudly and flagrantly so. the emoluments clause proved impossibly difficult to enforce. the pardon power was abused to shield those covering up for the president. empow

the house for being part of issuing a congressional subpoena. and then by yourself, possibly several months, mark meadows will buy himself a frivolous lawsuit litigation here. because the federal courts in washington d.c. have fallen into the trap of this game. and they are, in effect, delegitimized themselves as enforces of this kind of process. >> that is absolutely correct. representative eric swalwell mentioned the case earlier. i just want to know that we want a lot of those cases. but it took two years. so donald trump and his enablers have figured out that they could use this delay tactic. there is no other way to say this. congressional subpoenas are rendered meaningless if we can't support them. because it takes years to do so. and again that is why i think we have to go back and rely on a hearing contempt. that is one reason why they executed this in the first place. and we have to enforce our own subpoenas, and not rely on the court to take years and years to -- >> congressman eric swalwell, what we are learning in what has been revea

>> get congressional voting rights done. we should do it. we have to keep going. there is nothing domestically more important than voting rights. >> do you support the pivot this year to doing that? >> c-span's washington journal, every day, taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day. we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up, the american psychological associations dr. mitchell princi discusses the surgeon general warning on youth health. investigative reporter scott mcfarlane talks about the latest on the january 6 investigation and prosecution of suspects. watch washington journal live at seven about eastern thursday morning on see or on see -- on c-span or on c-span now are new -- our new mobile app. join the discussion with phone calls, text messages, and tweets. thursday morning, president biden spoke -- testified at his confirmation hearing along with other nominees for the maritime administration and transportation department. watch the senate hearing live at 10:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org or c-span now are -- our new vide

this is after steve bannon was indicted on contempt charges last month. >> you don't blow off a congressional subpoena and it is just a distraction and a side show. >> reporter: a new look at one of those charged with storming the capitol. >> i thought i was helping to save the country. >> reporter: danny rodriguez, accused of multiple violent crimes. here you can see it appears the california man is tazing a d.c. police officer. >> why did you tyou taze him? >> i don't know. >> reporter: this one sent to minnesota democrat omar. omar says she received the racist voicemail after a colorado republican likened her to a suicide bomber. >> there are active discussions underway to make sure that she is held accountable. >> reporter: she apologized on twitter but after a contentious call went back on the offensive rank in file republicans entered the fray and it is a twitter feud that feels like a food fight. >> there is a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news. instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday conges

donald trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, has agreed to give evidence to the congressionalh riot at the capitol building. here's anthony zer—ker. mark meadows was donald trump's chief of staff on january six so he may have information about donald trump's activities, contacts and lack of activity during the assault on the us capital so the idea that mark meadows now after being subpoenaed and reluctant to cooperate is turning over documents and will schedule a time and he will speak in person. i think that is important. of course, it depends on what those documents have and what mark meadows says but it is a breakthrough in the congressional investigation into donald trump's activities but i think the indictment of steve bannon he was also subpoenaed and refused to cooperate and was held in contempt of congress is reluctance to cooperate and now his indictment, i think that may have put extra pressure on mark meadows. the head of britain's secret intelligence service mi6 says that his team's main preoccupation at present is the threat posed by china. in a rare public appear

when we in congress gave senator dole the congressional gold medal, he brought -- in receiving it, he brought luster to the award, just as his service and sacrifice brought luster to the congress and to the country. may et be a comfort to you, robin, to elizabeth, and all who love him, that so many people across the congress, the country, his beloved state of kansas, that a grateful nation mourns and are praying for you at this sad time. may senator dole rest in the peace that he deserves. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joseph r. biden jr., president of the united states. >> vice president harris, speaker pelosi, majority leader schumer, leader mcconnell, members of congress, distinguished guests, most importantly, elizabeth and robin, i know this is not easy. thank you for letting us do this. we meet here in the very heart of american democracy, the capitol of the united states of america, to receive a hero of that democracy for a final time. robert joseph dole. he belongs here in this place, in this temple of liberty, temple to possibilities. bob dole loved this c

>> again congressional intent is powerful. we are looking for accountability here. and i think every account of -- option should be on the table. >> it sounds like you agreed the comments were disgusting. nancy pelosi has said that, you have said that, one of the sticking points, why have they not accepted this? >> the resolution was just introduced today. we will be talking more about this. >> if it doesn't happen by the end of the year, going back to the idea of accountability, this is the third time you have done this, it is not stopping this type of rhetoric, some are wearing it as a badge of honor, what is the end goal? >> i intend. i'm sure i won't be alone in this, i will continue to speak out and stand up in resistance to hate. it's really that simple. we need to denounce those things which are repugnant and that we reject, that are in conflict with our values, as a country, as a democracy. >> we also have to remember our title is representative, we signed up to represent. we didn't sign up saying these are the people i will represent in my district, we sign

host: we're asking you to rake your party's congressional leadership. -- to rate your party''s congressionaleadership. a text, mcconnell is a disappointment and he and pelosi both need to be replaced. on facebook, the maryland reps are terrific, a great representation. excellent schools, gun safety, accessible health care, strong support for renewable energy, virtually no idiotic culture wars, and a aaa bond rating. it is not complicated. vote blue, says steve. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. all others, (202) 748-8002. charles in virginia, independent line. caller: you do a good job. i do not know how you guys do it. the first caller, he did not even answer the question. i have voted towards democrat and have voted republican. i think democrats have done what they can with an obstructive republican party. i want to say to these trump lovers and constitution haters, you know, we do not want a dictator. we want a constitution. to you c-span staff, please stop being intimidated by these trump lovers and supporters. the majority of the country want a democratic country.

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army combat veteran in florida congressional candidate corey mills joins us next. >> welcome back tofriends first". time for look at the international stories around the world. first, top pentagon official in asia morning washington of the urgent need to bolster military forces and i of the concerns of the chinese attack. china has increased its presence with aircraft flyovers. president biden will speak to the ukrainian president zelinski. earlier this week he talked with americans about the growing presence of russian troops of ukrainian border, with economic sanctions of russia invades. as far as the southern border, guatemalan's president in interview as john roberts says he's had the communication with the white house was vice president kamala harris, the borders are focusing to focus on the root causes, it is in 6 months since he last spoke with her on her guatemala trip this summer, the white house just reinstituted the trump era remain in mexico program which will require migrants to stay in mexico until their us immigration court date the border patrol has brought two people

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