a congressional watchdog. we got as much information as we can about this case and the finances of members of congress. the stock trades they are making. we determine if there might be a legal violation there. then we file complaints with the house, the office of congressional ethics. we try to get a resolution through those channels. i don't know that there is a way to bring action against a member of congress or whether there is a way --host: in general, the stock act itself would be in forced by the justice department? guest: they be enforced by the farming of justice. -- department of justice. caller: i just want to comment on one of the previous caller and the biggest color before them. -- color before them. i believe term limits something worth looking at. i want the american people to know collectively that no matter what it looks like, if we as a country, as a people, we can change things. we are the final voice in all of this and we know that there is corruption. we know that there are things that are

a congressional watchdog issued a stinging review today of the department of health and human services over the pandemic and other challenges. the government accountability office said h.h.s. has mismanaged the medical supply chain and is not ready for weather disasters or bio-terror attacks. the g.a.o. designated the department as a high-risk sector of government. and, on wall street, stocks gave up early gains as investors remained uneasy about inflation the dow jones industrial average lost seven points to close at 34,160. the nasdaq fell 189 points, nearly 1.5%. the p 500 slipped 23. still to come on the newshour: we return to tornado ravaged western kentucky to examine the lingering aftermath. moderna's chief medical officer discusses the ongoing fight against covid 19. children go to great lengths to get an education amid ongoing bombings in syria. plus much more. >> woodruff: justice breyer will leave behind a storied legacy as he prepares to step down after more than 27 years on the bench. to reflect on what his absence will mean for the future of the court i'm joined by two le

at campaign legal center, we are a congressional watchdog. as we can about the finances of members of congress, the stock trades they are making, and we determine whether or not there might be illegal violation there. then, we file complaints with the house, the office of congressional ethics, and with the senate ethics committee and try and get a resolution through those channels. i do not know if there is a way to bring an action against a member of congress or what that might look like, but that's how we approach it. host: in the stock act itself would be enforced by the justice department, in the legal sense? guest: yes, insider trading violations would be enforced by the department of justice. host: one more caller, jeff. caller: i wanted to comment on the previous caller, and the caller before him. i definitely believe that term limits are one solution. another thing, i want the american people to know collectively that no matter what it looks like, we as a country, as a people, can change things. we are the final voice in all of this a

congressional hearings to white house events and supreme court oral arguments, washington journal, where we hear your choices every day. c-span has you covered, download the app for free today. >>> next watchdog and business groups testify about online marketplace fraud including the rise of organized retail crime to online trademark counterfeiting.

congressional hearings to white house events and supreme court oral arguments, washington journal, where we hear your choices every day. c-span has you covered, download the app for free today. >>> next watchdog and business groups testify about online marketplace fraud including the rise of organized retail crime to online trademark counterfeiting. the senate judiciary committee hosts this 90-minute hearing. >>> the hearing will come to order. the senate judiciary committee will consider the challenge of stolen products sold to unsuspecting customers online. i would like to start by showing a brief video that highlights this issue. >> the rise of ecommerce has fueled counterfeiting around the world. some estimate the sale of elicit products could result in 5.4 million net job losses worldwide by 2022. >> u.s. businesses are going out of business because of counterfeit goods. >> consumer products and pharmaceuticals make up a big share of counterfeit goods. they pose health and safety risk. >> organized retail crime is growing. >> online marketplaces allow individuals to sell quickly and anonymously. >> an organized business looking to take advantage of consumers. >> a confiscated power tools