dr. moore is the eighth president of the ethics and commission berties of the southern baptist convention which is the moral agency of the cy nation's largest protestant denomination. appointed moore was to that very important and post, i got a call, i believe i was probably the first catholic in history to get a call from the member of the board of trustees of the convention.tist i'm not even quite sure if i remember the title correctly whether it was board of trustees event the board that was looking to find a successor richard land as president of he erlc asking for my views about who would make a good that sor to dr. land in post. and i immediately and correctly said, russell moore. and i don't know if they thought pope ere talking to the but they did as they were told, nd the next thing i know, dr. moore was the president of the erlc. ack in 2009, when russell was, what, about 11 years old, i described him as a gift of god community and a gift of the christian community to the nation. sele

dr. moore is the eighth >> that comes from your allies as well, we hear from whalen, no one has been more dedicated to enterprise of building a supreme court that's been your goal. goal first and foremost has always within to find people to serve on the court who in the constitution as written and that's really ultimately what drives the moment.ative legal you want judges on the court who understand that the best way to preserve freedom and dignity and this country t in is to have people who will interpret the constitution as t's written and not play politics when they are judges. >> are you confident that anyone the president nominates tomorrow confirmed before the midterms, that the democrats up theot be able to hold nomination? >> i'm very confident with this resident's enthusiasm and with mcconnell's enthusiasm they can confirmed.y >> the president outsourced his ecisions to the heritage foundation. it is extraordinary. i have argued cases before the for them.urt have i never seen a preside

dr. moore is the eighth president of the ethics and religious liberty commission of the southern baptist convention which is the moral and public policy agency of the nation's largest protestant

dr. william barber, michael moore moore, among others. welcome back to democracy now! talk about what you're calling for in the we will talk about your assessment of this meeting. >> in this toxic political and media environment, are open letter is calling for secure elections and and and to the of conflictcalation with fresh of. we believe you can have secure elections and avoid nuclear catastrophe. u.s.-russian relations -- and this relates to the native discussion -- are at their lowest point and perhaps 30 years. i think in this country, the talk of russia as a hostile power, declaring war on as. i find this hyperbolic. i think we are a resilient nation and i think some of the greatest dangers to our election system have come from the voterution of dark money, suppression, gerrymandering. we need to focus on securing our elections. let us have cyber treaties that both deal with that and command and control. but i also think we need -- this is neither pro-trump or appropriate in, it is the plea, since that we need a working relationship with russia to dial peril,w g

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dr. rodney garrett, you are now recognized for five minutes. if you can just push the button there to turn on your mike. >> thank you, chair bar, ranking member moore and members of the subcommittee. the convenience of electronic transfers has led to a decline worldwide in the use of cash. this is particularly true in countries where systems for transferring commercial bank deposits are more advanced. sweden's system swish has been adopted by 50% of the population and cash use in transactiins ha below 2%. countries around the world are introducing their own faster payment systems, including the recently launched realtime payments platform in the united states. at the same time, paypal, venmo, and other private mobile payment platforms continue to improve vee convenience and speed of person-to-person and retail payments. it seems likely that the use of cash will donate fall and it's worth noting that there is a tipping point at which even if consumers seek to use cash, businesses and banks will no want to deal with it. what happens then? one possibility is that people will be content to transact primarily in commercial bank deposits and things will

moor thi this egentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for their bipartisan leadership and of course the chair of the committee on education and work force, dr. foxx. because of their work, the house was able to produce a comprehensive re-authorization of perkins c.t.e. which will improve program quality and services for students and support educational programming that engages all students by linking core academic content with real world work-based skill development. thank you, mr. speaker and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd also like to say thank you to the ranking member for his help in leadership in getting this through the process. i'm pleased to recognize a colleague and classmate of mine from the state of tennessee, mr. phil roe, i yield one minute to the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee is rk niced. mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 35 -- 2353, the number one thing i hear from plers

dr. moore's appearance today, and secondly, i never mentioned dr. moore's title, professor george did not, dr. moore did not mention his title "a rebirth for the reliably borm american evangelicalism at the cross." please join me in thanking dr. moore. >>> the former head of the fbi's chief of counterespionage section peter strzok goes before congress on thursday. mr. strzok led the fbi's investigation into then secretary of state hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span 3, online at c-span.org and listen with the free c-span radio app. >> c-span. where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >>> the coalition for sensible safeguards hosted a symposium about the effects of the trump ad