verstandig: congressman crowley, thank you very much. for the audience i'd like to point out what you just experienced is an extraordinary lesson in our democratic process here in america. as much as i par it is pate in that process, i really respect each of you for your very thoughtful and granular comments. it's quite extraordinary. i hope you all will think about going on the road and educating in terms of young people because one of the things that we're seeing here as we discussed, the cabinet selection, is that we ant the cabinet selection as president-elect biden said, to look like america. we need to listen to america. just like we need to listen to our international colleagues. we think all too often forget how messy the democratic experience is but how incredible it is. so i want to thank each of you for that. let's broaden our lens a little bit if we're going to continue transition in discussing some of the policies. i'd like to hear your evaluation on cabinet choices thus far. each of you have referenced a bit, touched on wha

verstandig: former congressman crowley? mr. crowley: i would just add to what john has just said as well, i agree with the importance of georgia. john boehner just said the difference as to who is the chair or the ranking member in the senate. why that is so critical is that if democrats are able to capture the senate, even with a 50-50 split, the use of reconciliation as a tool to pass a much broader agenda for democrats, that opportunity exists. without it, it doesn't. and i think that's an important thing. i think you'll see more of what the president campaigned on, had an opportunity to see the light of day in the senate. let's keep in mind one thing. that the results of this election are becoming more and more clear. and that is, although the american people rejected soundly donald trump, they did not reject republicanism writ large. when you look down the ticket, overall, republicans gained positions in the house of representatives, they were expected to lose them. they didn't lose the senate so far. and going even deeper

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i would like to echo the sentiments of speaker boehner and congressman crowley. i do think that clearly this issue a divided government that is before us, and notwithstanding whatever happens in the georgia elections, it's still going to be a split, almost down the middle, congress and you have a change in the white house but, but this is a country that is pretty much split down the middle. and it's going to take a unique i think president in the white house to attempt to bring that together. the good thing the the president-elect has said is he's going to be a president not only for those who voted for him but for those who voted against him as well picky believes that that's the responsibility of the president. frankly, the only office in our country that is voted on all of the people of the u.s. he has a wonderful running mate and now vice president elect in senator harris, , and to make a wonderful team. one other thing i would like to say about the cabinet is that the president elect has said he's going to have a cabinet that looks like america, is like amer

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public health hosted this status update with top officials at the international vaccine access center. this is 30 minutes. >> welcome and thank you for joining us today. my name is ellen wilson and i will be the moderator for this expert briefing for the media hosted by the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. this briefing will address vaccines for covid-19. the world has made unprecedented strides in developing covid-19 vaccine candidates quickly. many with higher efficacy than anticipated. bringing these vaccines from clinical trials to the general public would require many considerations. today's briefing would tackle these questions, including how do scientists develop vaccines against covid-19 in less than a year, and how do we know they are s

eastern, political satirist mark russell and former congressman joe crowley discussed the role humortics, particularly during contentious times, at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 p.m. pacific, december 12 march the 25th anniversary of the bush versus gore case that decided the 2000 presidential election. this week on "reel america." four archival films on the u.s. constitution and the power of the supreme court. professor cole: today's class is doing a couple different things for us. i am going to tell you about the history of lucretia mott, who was a noted antebellum reformer, one of the most famous women of her day. she was noted because she was active in the cause against slavery. she was a noted abolitionist. she opposed indian removal and supported native american rights. she was an attendee at the first women's rights convention and a frequent speaker at women's rights meetings through the 1850's. as she spoke on a number of other causes, major and minor, of her day.

do you take any satisfaction, congressman crowley, of saying i told you so?is not the way to do it or do you have to go with the party line and say, oh, yeah, it's all great we want everyone in the party that has good ideas to be able to express them? have you ever said, i told you so >> first and foremost, joe, i think you know i'm not a socialist nor is joe biden a socialist by any stretch of the imagination. i also think what's important here is how democrats took control of the house in 2018 was by winning seats in the middle in the middle of the country but in the middle as well. those are the confrontational seats. there are very few of them quite frankly. governor walker understands that in his own home seats. very few of those seats. nancy pelosi knows how she won the house of representatives and where she lost seats democrats gave some seats back in the 2020 election the key here is going to be holding on to those seats, those moderate seats, not just in the middle of the country, we have some in new jersey and some in new york as well those are the

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that's an interesting question and one i think the republican party is crowley when it i would not be surprised to see a trump campaign in 2024 i'm not sure it would be done i don't himself or perhaps a trance except there i think the republican party has 4 years to really look in the mirror into saturday yes this got them a lot of attention and their own lot of i mean trump is an incredible political operative so it guarded them a lot of things that they wanted but also an incredible cost any incredible risk to american democracy so i think there are a lot of people who have been buying your time in the republican party who are going to step up and say that nearly cost us everything we can't go back down that road talking to thank you for joining us and us policy analyst additional. and you're having me. the global health budget c has so many sports events of course including the biggest of all of this year's summer olympics has been postponed to next year old denies this insists the tokyo games will go ahead next year but not everyone shares that confidence. here limp it brings up b

congressman joe crowley discuss the role that humor plays in politics especially during contentious times. they are joined by gordon peterson, former executive producer of the political roundtable inside washington. ford's theater in washington, d.c., hosted this event and provided the video. >> hello and welcome to cabinet conversations. i am thes paul, and director of ford's theater. if you are joining us for the first time, this is our life series exploring creativity, history, and leadership. you can learn more and explore our past programs by visiting our website at www.fords.org. during the four years of his presidency abraham lincoln turned to humor to help them cope with the stresses of managing a country through the civil war. lincoln expressed his humanity, understanding, and human foibles through humor. he used it for personal and political benefits. he also frequently attended comedies at ford's theater and he was known for telling jokes, for his witty stories, and for his self-deprecation. the ability for a leader or politician to laugh at oneself and at politics more broadly

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michael crowley, the fact of the attack is terrifying.hat whether or not they're emboldened by donald trump is besides the point. joe biden will have to deal with an aggressive russia in these tactics. >> yes. and biden and so many of the people around him have endured -- look. a lot of the senior people in biden's administration were headed for great jobs in the hillary clinton administration. that didn't come to pass because in large part, many of them believe, vladimir putin's kremlin hacked the 2016 election. there's a kind of personal component to this. russia has just increasingly grown more and more aggressive over the past four years. i think to some degree, embol n emboldened by donald trump's see no evil attitude towards the kremlin. the u.s. has prevented trump from cutting the kinds of deals he wanted to, but it will be difficult for biden and the people around him. but they understand they don't have the luxury of doing that, unfortunately, they have to work with the kremlin on several major issues including of course the cor

chelsea ladd, to victoria lee, thomas wilson, michelle payne, pauline schmidt, thomas coleman, mark crowley, lindsey dearing, kelsey bearing and david sherman. i want to recognize my staff director caroline canfield, who is ending her service at the end of this month. she has served as a tremendous asset. she is a tremendous asset and a force multiplier as my military legislative assistant, as my lead appropriation staffer, and now as my v.a. committee staff director. our nation's veterans and our military members are better off because of the work she has done throughout her career and because of her tenacious, never-take-no-for-an-answer approach to doing all things right. you will be missed. but you are always part of the team. you deserve our gratitude for what you've accomplished on behalf 6 -- of our nation's military veterans. i yield the floor. is you. mr. moran: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to en bloc consideration of the following nominations, executive calendar 867 and 868. the presiding

announcer: political satirist mark russell and former congressman joe crowley discussed the role that humor plays in politics especially during contentious times. they are joined by gordon peterson former executive producer of the political roundtable inside washington. the ford theater in washington, d.c. hosted this event and provided the video. cabinet and welcome to conversations. i am the director of ford's theater. if you are joining us for the first time this is our life series exploring creativity, history, and leadership. you can learn more and explore past programs by visiting our fortes.org.ww. during the four years of his presidency abraham lincoln turned to humor to help them cope with the stresses of managing a country through the civil war. lincoln expressed his humanity, understanding, and human foibles through humor.

on c-span2 at 8:30 a.m., john boehner, former new york congressman joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. and at 10:45 a.m., house speaker policy holds her weekly briefing with reporters. >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. >> arizona republican congressman andy biggs and members of the house freedom caucus held a news conference on capitol hill, claiming the justice department was not adequately investigating claims of voting irregularities in the 2020 election. earlier in the week, attorney general barr told the associated press, today we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election. >> i am. >> that is really good.

.emocrats candidate senate speakern2, former house john boehner, former new york congressman joe crowley, look at the key decisions in the transition from the trump administration to a biden administration. a.m. how speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. choose your mobile devices and go to c-span.org for the latest video, live and on, to follow the transition of power. news conferences and event coverage at c-span.org. >> next, a hearing on the 2020 census and the gao report on how the coronavirus pandemic and changes by the trump administration may change the results. the house heard from the manager of the government accountability office strategic issues team. this hearing is two hours, 40 minutes. the government accountability office strategic issues team. this hearing is two hours, 40 minutes. chair: good morning and thank you all for being here. today's hearing comes at a perilous time for the 2020 census. troubling, there were reports indicating career officials at the census bureau warned the trump about significant problems that will delay the delivery of cens

with me are businessjournalistjohn crowley and sian griffiths, the education editor of the sunday timest plans to rush borisjohnson's christmas eve brexit deal through parliament before the year's end, says the observer, with fishing chiefs accusing the prime minister of "caving in" at the last minute. in coronavirus news, doctors are warning of "ppe style chaos", according to the sunday mirror, with some gp surgeries and hospitals still waiting for pfizer biontech jabs. there's a "betrayal of 12,000 care homes" says the sunday people, which claims that 80% of the 15,000 care homes in england are not currently being considered for the covid vaccine. but there is some better vaccine news, as the sunday times reports that the oxford astrazeneca jab is expected to win approval "in days." the sunday telegraph says the jab could be rolled out as early as 11th january. the paper also has an interview with borisjohnson who says big changes are coming following the trade deal with the eu. the mail on sunday quotes chancellor rishi sunak in saying that britain could be free of tight covid restri

a.m., johnat 8:30 boehner, joe crowley, and former transportation secretary rodney slater look at theey decisions in the transition from a trump bidenstration to a administration. at 1045 mam house speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. look at the strip reading covid-19 vaccines. the johns hopkins school of public

former congressman joe crowley is a political consultant who provides strategic advice to clients on a wide range of public policy matters. districtented the 14th of new york, including his congressof queens in for nearly 20 years. the former chairman of the democratic caucus, he is also known for his love of music and an odd duet with stephen colbert at a famed democratic retreat. today's moderator is gordon peterson. gordon is an award winning newsletter, and producer. for 25 years he served as moderator and executive producer of inside washington, broadcast in washington, d.c. and many other major television markets from coast-to-coast. by the time he retired peter and covered local news in the nation 's capital for 50 years. we are excited to have this legend with us today. as a reminder to all of our viewers we are taking your questions on our social media platforms. feel free to submit those so we may share your questions with our guests during the program. it is my pleasure to give this petal over to gordon peterson. taken away, you all. have a great time. gordon: thank you, p

crowley -- crawley: welcome to the last of our talks focusing on john f. kennedy, surely one of the most intriguing and controversial american presidents. fairly few of them have

crowley -- crawley: welcome to the last of our talks focusing on john f. kennedy, surely one of the most intriguing and controversial american presidents. fairly few of them have generated such diverse and partisan appraisals. as an example, one of the classes i taught for many years was the u.s. into world war ii and on the first day of the often ask students just for fun of you questions, and one of which was who do you think with the greatest president since world war ii? invariably, the major answer was john kennedy. scale, a few years ago a reputable national survey asked respondents to indicate who they believe to be the greatest of all american presidents. kennedy was voted number one. as washington, lincoln, and fdr. no. -- divide, therethat was for a personal example a time i was going to talk about and i was discussing the topic with one of my and she said with , can you tellon me one single thing he did? i knew i was not going to win that argument so i did not pursue it with her. opinions onpoint is kennedy at varied dramatically. and since hise

insaw that with joe crowley 2018 when he didn't show up to debate. he sent a surrogate in that case and that is a dangerous proposition. i was surprised purdue did that but we have to say he was ahead in the general election and didn't get over the 50% in the polls remain tight. he made a calculation we will see if it pays off. david: let's turn to the president-elect for a moment. team announcing his health led by the designee for health and human services, how the air becerra, the attorney general from california. ,t's an interesting combination a crackerjack scientist coming back, dr. fauci, we've got him and we've got people who just know government were not necessarily scientists. becerra has really led the effort to defend and protect the affordable care act from his position as attorney general in california. that is something that joe biden and democrats talked about a lot during the election cycle. more appointment matter during the pandemic when you talk about health and human services and the cdc and these other positions he is appointing

be dressed up like a mitchell in man with a special crowley thing with a number legal code supplyinga add to my body so thing and breathing and i wish i was right microphones and then climbed through every part of the reactor in the boilers we were not to because people from coal plants used to come to us and said oh i see neat clean isn't it wonderful this clean environment you live in i could psyche to an old cult thought out start doing exactly what you know used to come out black. across the atlantic american utility companies with e.q. to invest in atomic energy. it seemed like there was no risk and building a nuclear power plant because the price was low and they invent dollars westinghouse and general electric guaranteed that price and then comes the gold rush where everybody in the electric utility business is suddenly deciding wow we need nuclear power too. but not everyone shares that enthusiasm. to. see. if there was a plan to build a reactor a kid a good day california protests 1st started from local people who are just concerned about the view but then people will begin

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they were caught on camera right here at this crowley upholstery shop.it's the season of giving but for this warmer delivery driver. >>and she actually just took a man to come and i guess she was just going to it's the season of giving and then taking unbelievable the surveillance video showing the driver stealing christmas presents its a shame that in in the world we live in that you can't trust people now for her christmas present possible criminal charges. >>but the fact of it is that you know a lot of times people realize you have video cameras and the point of it was was actually realize we had cameras watching everything she was doing in the video you can see replace packages on the ground she takes a photo which is then cindy anthony's phone and then she looks around snacks the packages and takes off thing about it is a still belong to somebody else it was still somebody else's christmas gift. and luckily like i say we're able to recover him. and for the past 30 years, anthony has been in business. he says he's never had anything like this happen

hayward over to the peninsula traffic looks great here as we started off with a a little bit of a crowley behavior, but it has thinned out nicely so no big problems into or out of hayward a nice trip to the peninsula. i can say the golden kate yeah, okay the golden gate that's allowed here that the bridge bridge the bridge, it's looking good very golden this morning, it's a little bit of sunshine. there traffic of a smooth an upper limit here in both directions into and out of san francisco new year's eve is going to be a lot different for everybody because of the covid pandemic it is indeed an they're asking folks not to gather just chill at home by yourself, no social gathering because that will increase the spread the covid numbers and we don't want that to happen normally there'd be a big party for new year's eve along the embarcadero in san francisco but not this year's just will tran all by himself will tran part of one calling will tran party >>part of bomb and the yelling at it's huge is alone at home as you should. >>now the biggest party every year on new year's eve happens righ

the government and the public to care more about the gay community, much the way playwright mark crowleye boys in the band,band," finally make it to broadway. >> it is just generally about the human spirit. suddenly they aren't just gay people anymore. they're just people. >> reporter: few wrote that story line better than playwright terrence mcnally. he won five tony awards. ♪ on the wheels... >> it is overwhelming. >> reporter: including one for lifetime achievement. >> thank you. ♪ one more day >> reporter: broadway has been dark for months now. ♪ one my town >> reporter: but we pause to give thanks to all of the creators we lost. ♪ that's why i'm here, where i belong ♪ ♪ one more dawn ♪ one more dance ♪ ♪ and one more chance >> reporter: performers couldn't play in front of live audiences this year, and that made us miss their talents all the more. >> when i get to heaven, i'm going to shake god's hands, and i'm going to thank him for more blessings than one man could stand. >> reporter: and especially legends, like folk sinner jon prine. with his nasal, raspy voice, he was often com

all of those worldwide to declare a state of climate emergency in their countries until cardinal crowley t. is reached. 5 years on from the launch of the un climate summit when $196.00 countries signed on to prevent the rise in global temperatures the organization is sounding the alarm of the failures to curb greenhouse gas emissions. less some countries have acted on their commitments others have not one country which has seen the effects of climate change is australia the world's number one exporter of coal its economy is heavily reliant on fossil fuels and over the past 5 years it has moved away from its commitment to cut carbon emissions. in recent years devastating bushfires have ravaged the country set off by record breaking temperatures as well as severe droughts and the us where in the past 4 decades the yearly wildfires in the west have grown 8 times larger the outgoing president donald trump controversially pulled the country out of the accord a policy that left many dismayed yet the commitment by president elect joe biden to rejoin the accords was welcomed at the virtual summi

house speaker john boehner on the incoming biden administration congress.7th he was joined by joe crowleynt hosted by the meridian international center. this is one hour. ms. verstandig: thank you, thank you. it's an honor and privilege to be here. meridian has been very much a part of my personal and professional life and i very much appreciate the opportunity to be in diae

senate candidates, both facing runoff elections on january 5. , former house speaker john boehner, joe crowleynd rodney slater look at the key decisions in the transition from a trump administration to a biden administration. at 10:45 a.m., how speaker pelosi holds her weekly briefing with reporters. with the peaceful transition of presidential power following election in doubt, to historians talk about two of the most contentious presidential transitions in u.s. history. in 1861, between james buchanan and abraham lincoln, and in 1933, between herbert hoover and franklin roosevelt. states didsouthern not recognize the election of abraham lincoln is legitimate. for the fact that by large his support came from non-slave states. so no sooner had he been elected that south carolina makes good on his promise to proceed toward seceding from the union. choice even the resounding nature of the vote in the way it was reported in the press. it was clear he had lost the election, but he never conceded, he continued to believe that the new deal, as roosevelt had framed it during the campaign and begin to

that democrat boss came out and warned her is because they are worried about her and you can j joe crowleya media darling, she's young, a minority, she's a woman, and she's a socialist. all things that the media loves, so i be worried if i was chuck schumer and i be keeping her, my eye on her, maybe even keeping her close to him and doing some nice things for her, to keep her from running against him. griff: campaigning is one thing, governing another. we'll see what happens there. still ahead though, we still have coming up tennessee congressman chuck fleischmann, stephen moore and charissa thompson, all that in your final hour of "fox & friends" weekend on the final sunday in 2020. >> ♪ ♪ centrum minis may be small, but they pack a punch. with over 20 essential vitamins and minerals they are the most complete mini multivitamin. so you can focus on punching above your weight. no matter how high you set the bar. try centrum minis. fighting cancer doesn't start here. not in tubes or bags. not in scans or scribbles. fighting cancer doesn't even start in a lab. the truth is, fighting cancer s