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/cspan. -- and on facebook at facebook.com/cspan.ve a question from one of our soto -- social media followers. how do other european cotries view our politics? they added an additional question. what is your opinion on what republican senator tommy tuberville did in the senate when he held up the military promotions? can you answer either of those questions? >> first, how other countries you us, i think they see america as being a vigorous democracy and there is a lot of fighting that goes on here. it is more intense than i have ever seen it. they view us and watch us every day to see how serious are political controversies are in this country. we need national unity to confront authoritarians worldwide. i'm talking about the russians, iranians, chinese, north koreans, and others. they are determined to change the order of things in the world today and not in the best interest of democracy. our allies are willing to cooperate with us. they are willing to follow our leadership if we are decisive, to be supportive of us. they have put

senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6th, but no one noticed the self and making a sex type in the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, 51 from a senior us intelligence officials signed alexis stating that the gate pulling video democrats have engage 16 a yes. send it to you in a room is a russian to the information that we spoke with. the host of the conservative gave me broadcast jill of mine, and he says that countries around the world are laughing at the us. i think this is just more of the serious nature of the people that are in power in the united states, all the heat to, to, to live in a world where it's not disrespecting the 7th, not disrespecting, the legislature having sex and recording it inside of a senate hearing this is, this is literally where bills are drafted and i suggest show you just tell us how the people that are in position the power and authority in the united states are nothing more than puppets. i have. i have to laugh at the 51 us certainly security

sentence hearing room videos, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan is video footage of every person on january 6th, but no one noticed the stuff and making a 6 typing the senate chamber bizarre. oh, well, 51 from a senior us intelligence officials sign to alexis, stating that the gate pulling video democrats have engage 16 a yes. send it to you in room is a rush. and his information is that was alive to the host of the conservative. danny paul does. joe, all the joe you last thing. this is not alone. think martha joe, come on a center and he's been dismissed. he was filming paul in the building. come on, joe, was this about i think this is just more of the serious nature of the people that are in power in the united states, all the heat to, to, to live in a world where it's not disrespecting. the 7th, not disrespecting, the legislature having sex and recording it inside of a senate hearing this is, this is literally where bills are drafted. and i suggest show you just tell us how the people that are in position the power and authority in the united s

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senate hearing room video, you can watch actual sentences doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6, but no one noticed the stuff and making a 6 type in the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, 51 from a senior us intelligence officials. so i know that's a student that the gate pulling the video. democrats have engage 16 a yes. and it's hearing room is a rush and his information was in the side is a place where us. busy are him policy decisions are also made including economic functions. so those dates as new as measures will impose against you grand. oh, the east african countries, m t l g b c that just agent we spoke with. you've gotten the improved family as i'm t h. i v and so is martin son for a while ago. he calls quite a come to us with his questioning all bun, l g, p t royce advocate. now he tells us how they've gotten to seize the coating situation within the us segments. now you've gone to having come up with the on ty, homosexuality, act 2023. again. we're on the tremendous pressure because they are, instructor was about to d

senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6. but no one noticed the stuff and making a 6 typing the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, 51 full. i'm a senior us intelligence officials. so i know that's a stating that the gay pulling the video democrats have engage sexy in a yes. and it's hearing room is a rush and is information of course, and that is a place where us foreign policy decisions are made, including those of regarding sanctions. some of those like us, us measures were imposed against uganda over the east african countries and c l g b t legislation. but we spoke with the you've gotten the and pro finally identity a try the active as martin sent a while ago, he goes to a bit of controversy with his a questioning of analogy base. he rides advocate will show you that a bit later in the program. but now he tells us how uganda sees the current situation within the us senate. now you've gone having come up with the on ty, homosexuality at 2023. again. we're on the tremendous

senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6th. but no one noticed the self and making a sex type in the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, $51.00 from a senior us intelligence officials sign a letter stating that the da, pulling the video democrats have engage 16 a yes, and it's here in room is a russian, didn't the nation? well, the senate has a place where us foreign policy decisions and made including economic sanctions. some of those latest us matches were imposed against uganda over the east african countries. and c l g bt legislation. but we spoke with you again during that pro family at and t h. i be active as martin semper a while ago he caused a bit of controversy with his questioning of an eligibility rights advocate. will show you that a bit later on the program. but now he tells us how uganda sees the current situation within the us. and now you've gone to having come up with the on ty, homosexuality, act 2023. again, we're on the tremendous pressure because they are,

senate hearing room video, you can watch actual sentences doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6, but no one noticed the stuff and making a 6 typing the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, 51 from a senior us intelligence officials. so i know that's a student that the da pulling the video democrats have engage 16 a yes, and it's hearing room is a rush. and this information aside is a place for us foreign policy decisions are also made including economic sanctions . so as late as us nations will impose the gains, uganda over the east african countries. i'm p l g b c that just asian. we've. busy we've gotten the and profile really and am to 8, so i react to this mazda and simba awhile ago. he closed ques, come to us, he, with his questioning open l g b, t writes advocate. now he tells us how you got on the scenes. the current situation within the us senate, you know, you've gone to having come up with an anti homosexuality at 2023. again, we're on the tremendous pressure because they are, instructor was about to deny us by natural ser

senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate just doing the same thing to you every day on cspan is video footage of every person on january 6th, but no one noticed the stuff and making a sex type in the senate chamber. bizarre. oh, well, 51 from a senior us intelligence officials sign a letter stating that the gate pulling video. democrats have engage 16 a yes. send it to you in room is a rush and his information. while i was discussing this pretty awful story with a number of guests, one of them being a political analyst of goods, i'm with t c and he says the video film and the us senator shows evidence of a well a status of moral decline in america. if you look at this video and what is happening here because the, your, it indicates to us and the way to do that, it's the american model of the k is least the highest levels of suffice. if you're just doing it in the company. so here this is the send america, and this is way this was true and this is way of these things happening. if someone is to do suspect you, it tells you how the, if you're a bad to disrespect a less, it tell

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exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on cspan 2. find a schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at cspan.org/history. >>> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. americans can see democracy at work. word nations capital to wherever you are. the opinion that matters the most is your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span powered by cable. >> so welcome, everyone. my name is david spade can't. the 160th anniversary of lincoln's jennie burke address was given november 19th, 1863. i'm going to kick off the program by reading the gettysburg address so that we all have it in our mind and because it is very short. three of members will each discuss one aspect of this brief but incredibly revealing elegy for our nation. first we will discuss how we can use the decoration of independence and not the constitution is the key founding document. john o'brien will discuss lincoln's use of religious symbolism in the address and ed epstein will talk about how the two minute speech at gettysburg changed american poli

. >> hi, the housekeeping for have a question for george, dumping cspan because of going - so they can global supporting people never spent, to george, i'm sorry they are so dissuade so fooled by trump, were married to julian conway prior to trump even being a blip on the screen and somehow, you were so just make that you're so confused by it, that you call him a liar, rely the january 6th surface of the generally six, the parade and if you look to the tapes, thanks which obviously you havei to mee. of seen escorting people and shaking hands and you do not do with any about, you just do the left-leaning political lies and why did you put yourself out forward and suggest to a attention and is that why she is divorcing you. >> well my going to get into personal stuff but i would rather be somewhere else in here today. i avoided publicity my whole life. even when noise doing things that were political in the me to help get bill clinton impeached which was kind of a thing that the left attacked me for. well i don't like corrupt politicians i do not like liars and that's what this is about

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>> i'm just outside the house chamber a few systems away and watching this happen on cspan.t inquiry vote and inquiry into president biden and flag for our viewers this is not a vote for impeachment. it's a vote to launch an official impeachment inquiry and the reason house republicans want to do that is because they feel like the white house and the president have not been forthcoming in their investigation and have not been turning over documents and records, telephone records and things of that nature so they feel they need this official inquiry to gain more substantial subpoena power. we are looking for a magic number and won't really know it until we have a total number of people that have voted but i will say that if all 434 members are voting then the magic number is 218. i believe we have two absences. speaker johnson dana believes he has the vote. he's been saying that a few days and feels like he's pretty confident this is going to pass and to be honest with you, if any house republican perhaps a moderate perhaps one from and former biden district may have been dou

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. >> cspan's studentcam documentary competition is back celebrating 20 years with this year's theme lookingorward while considering the past. we are asking middle and high school students to create a five to six minute video addressing one of these questions, in the next 20 years what is most important change would like to see an america, or over the past 20 years what has been the most important change in america? as we do e.g. here we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5000, and every teacher who has a students participate in this year's competition has the opportunity to share a portion of an additional $50,000. the competition deadline is friday january 19, 2024. for information visit our website at studentcam.org. >> weekends on c-span2 on intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories, and on sundays boov brings you the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 c-sm these television companies and more including midco. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> midco, along with these television

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