glenn and i differ. he has sid said publicly there is not one single gun protection bill that he supports. and then he said let me be clear, none. we passed background checks and i rise in supporter it. after the tragedies of virginia beach and virginia tech we need to get guns off the streets. today in virginia if a spouse goes on social media and says i'm going to kill my spouse, we can go and take that gun away. glenn joining kin -- youngkin will roll back all commonsense gun protections. guess what? criminals will get guns. they'll kill siblings and law enforcement. mr. todd: thank you. mr. youngkin -- is -- thank you. thank you. let's give this a minute. woman speaking] mr. todd: all right. thank you. all right. all right. security. woman speaking] mr. todd: quick commercial break. we'll be right back. >> you can be a part of the national conversation by participating in c-span's student cam video conversation. if you a middle or high school student we are asking you to create a five or six-minute d

glenn: it's a great question.for a household, business, country, good or bad depends on what you are using it for. use of debt for the future, fighting the war, infrastructure, part of the ongoing budget make sense. the problem is when debt becomes wrapped up into large social programs. death not just an american problem, it's a global problem. the issue is not necessarily how high debt is to gdp, but what we are doing for it. and that has to be -- tom: the ancient conservative issue is that the senator from vermont comes out with 3.5 trillion dollars of social programs. whether it's right or wrong doesn't matter, will not be applied correctly. do you see where we could have a two-part fiscal expansion now? where we can have confidence it will be applied productively? glenn: i do and that's different than what we are talking about, part one is on the table. that's the bipartisan infrastructure bill. it is a good bill. the second part would be more opportunity focused, helping to connect and reconnect everybody to

glenn and i differ on this issue. he told college students that if you do not want to take the vaccine, just fill out an exemption. i think that is life-threatening. i think that is disqualifying as governor. he does not believe in forcing people to understand what covid is going to do to the state and the country. it is still raging across the country. right here in this county, all of the icu beds are full. i am for requiring and mandating vaccination. he is not. he likes to do psa's. psa's will not get you anything. i want every one -- everyone to be vaccinated in virginia. >> would you add covid to the list of required vaccines for students? >> above the age of 12. the fda has not done analysis for under 12. >> for students above 12, would you support adding to covid vaccine? terry mcauliffe: absolutely. i want everybody vaccinated. covid is not going away. it could be here for 18 months. i am showing leadership. i am not doing psa's. >> thank you. glenn youngkin, you have 30 seconds to respond. glenn youngkin: wh

glenn is against it. glenn has been hundreds of millions of dollars.esn't want to give some health care worker who has to clean bedpans all day, $15 an hour and give her benefits. there is a huge difference here. i want to help workers here. i am for paid sick days. i think it is unbelievable that someone with covid or serious illness has to go into work because they cannot afford not to go to work. susan: mr. youngkin former , president donald trump has endorsed your campaign and you have embraced it. this month, he raise questions about the integrity of this election, as he has about his and others without evidence. he said, you know how they cheat in elections, virginia's governor election, you better watch it you have a close race , there but it is not close if they cheat. my question -- do you believe there has been significant fraud in previous virginia elections ? and do you agree with the former president that democrats may cheat in this one? mr. youngkin: this is a democracy issue we are talking about, not a republican or a democrat. my oppone

let me tell you about glenn's experience here. he took 300 jobs out of virginia when he was the c.e.o. he closed the arlington office, moved them to another state.

mcauliffe: first of all this shows how cool glenn youngkin is. he doesn't understand what the laws were because he's never been involved here in helping virginia. but it was not. the parents had the right to veto bills. veto books, glenn. not to be knowledge about it. also take them off the shelves.

glenn's ceremony. the four of us sat in his cabin and we talkabout what gus had done. we talked about what john had done and what i had done all the way back . people would come in with favors and he said will get these when weget back to washington . the entire flight he was really a space cadet and it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement what was your reaction ? >> we were delighted but there was a little bit of a gold in there because he put a time on the deal. i don't think any of us that we would be able to make it, that was 1961 within a and a half years. but anyway, delighted but a little bit ofwell, maybe the president is a little enthusiastic . >> we finally got up to that point where we were into apollo and what was your choice, you and deke. what was your best bet as to which would be like to make the landing on the moon west and mark. >> i suppose we felt the schedule as it was laid out after we reschedule the apollo 8 mission i think

. >> reporter: it's one that is kept everyday, honoring his brother, glenn >> glenn was my reason if i can do anything in his honor is to try and encourage people to live life the way he did. >> reporter: glenn worked for 20 years as a firefighter emt, he was getting ready to go to work as an attorney near the world trade center he did not get a call to serve but he answered his own calling. >> he raced downtown and help evacuate his law offices and headed two blocks on foot into the south tower. >> reporter: his final moments spent hoelping others. glenn was found months later in the south tower, his medic bag by his side. in the days and months followed, it was glenn's act of kindness that jay witnessed across the country that inspired him. >> we focused on humanity, we were all people. >> reporter: in 2002, he and his friend david created 9/11 day and asked americans to commit to kindness every year on september 11th >> how do you explain what this day looks like >> you pick a thousand people and you find a thousand ways people engage in ne9/11 >> reporter: projects in new york ci

ok, glenn. i mean, you know, we've seen a deterioration of the rule of law for political purposes in the name of an ideology. george is absolutely right. you could lover hate donald trump. there's never been any indication that he wanted to study of start a war anytime. anytime during his administration and we know because of the poorly sort of president by john bolton. and he had a golden opportunity in like a 90 minute window to start a war with iran. and he, he stepped back and he was political capital for doing it. so, i mean, it shows that, you know, these institutions have very little value if you are ideologically possessed. that's what it tells me, go ahead plan. no, i agree. and i think that this a great fair enough trunk would undermine democracy. fuel this future system, which itself became a threat to democracy. for me, this is a church and it's a large expense. the result of what they refer, the deep they've now usually people are hurt them. indeed, been at the very something right

i don't. >> seth: please welcome back to the show glenn howerton. how are you glenn?out the show, but i really want to talk, before we get to it, about the new additions to your family >> ah, the doggies >> seth: yeah, you have two dogs and this is new for you in your life >> yes, this is a very new thing for me i grew up with cats. i've never had a dog in my entire life. and my wife talked me into it. and she talked me into one, and then she a couple months later talked me into getting a second one. now she's talking about a third, and i'm like, "you've got to -- stop stop it. it's too much. i mean, come on. you know >> seth: how much of a gap between the first talking into and the second talking into was it >> i would say about maybe eight months, tops we had the first dog for about eight months before i got talked into a second dog. >> seth: but overall, like, what would you say is the big difference being a cat person all your life and now entering the canine world >> truth be told, i've done a complete and total 180 i used to like cats, because i thought -- i don

glenn, good. and then all we talking about a universal system of regulatory authority that takes place globally. are we talking a financial un security council of sorts? is that the only way of actually managing critic currency? maybe eventually, but certainly not in the foreseeable, foreseeable future. there's not really any sign of that being done country by country. and i take a different view to john biggs on the, on some of these issues, for example, with, with regards to china. now, i don't live in china and i don't know how easy it is to get around the rules. but i did read the people's bank of china's new rules or new statement, rather unclipped the currency which was earlier this week. and those are pretty strong words. basically anybody who even owns an encrypted country or tried to deal in any crypt because he just an ordinary person trading it is in legal trouble now . like could be very serious legal trouble. we could have, you know, the intelligence services bang on their door kind o

there is not a thing glenn youngkin has said is true. what he's done he got caught on tape secretly saying that when he is governor he will go on the offense to ban abortions and

years and are anchor for telemundo and covering the latino community and now the candidates republican glenn duncan and republican mcauliffe you can copy if you would like. >> . >> i ask you to join me to hire me to go work for you we can fix this on day number one i will cut taxes and eliminate the grocery tax saving virginians all in $1500 in your number one. we will reestablish excellence in schools investing in teachers and facilities and charter schools fully fund police and reinvigorate the job machine creating 4000 jobs. my opponent tonight will talk about me and my plan and his record and extreme views that is what 40 or politicians do and at the last debate he lied to you, the voters once about every other minute trying to hide his views on getting rid of right to work defunding police selling out to the teachers unions the so-called plan will cost virginians $16,000,000,000.5400 of the tax increase the recycled failed policies my fellow virginians i will share the vision for lower taxes for the best jobs and the schools in the safest community and a asking for your vote tonight. >>

virginia's former governor democrat terry mcauliffe is facing off against republican newcomer glenn glenn group. the two sparred in first gubernatorial debate and last before the polls open for early voting today. >> he is not requiring vaccinations. that is the difference between the two of us. >> i don't believe that president biden has the authority to dictate. >> so that's a yes. >> that we have to take the vaccine. >> vaccine mandates, policing, jobs, the environment, the hot button issues in this extremely tight and heavily funded race are likely the same as what will drive voters to have the polls next november. making this gubernatorial race a case study of sort for voter sentiment ahead the midterms. >> virginia has been at the epicenter of the crt debate. >> to think it's not in our schools is absolutely bogus. now, the problem with critical race theory is that it teaches our children to actually view everything through a lens of race. >> it's not taught in our schools. but what i hate is that this is a big dog whistle. i really hate it. it divides people. i'm about bringing peo

glenn kirschner and kurt bar della join me.cisions they're making might be the first sign of intelligent life we're seeing in the gop caucus. here's jim jordan last week fudging on whether he'd be there. >> are you going to be there on september 18th? >> is there a rally? >> there's going to be a rally. >> oh, really? >> so there's no rally in d.c. for all the people they're holding right now? >> get in on the -- >> likewise, madison cawthorne glenn was threatening to bust those guys out, ruminating about how they can bust them out of prison. do you think this is a sign they're worried about their legal situation? >> yeah, you know, joy, i think this protest, this rally, whatever they want to call it, will probably fizzle. but if it doesn't, what i am confident of is joe biden's administration will make sure that the capitol is protected. there will be enough federal law enforcement forces deployed to protect whatever the threat is to the capitol as a result of this new little protest that they're trying to gin up. of course it

go ahead, glenn. there. remember us? yeah, about a year ago. schumer or in the 2018 or 19 you had the schumer janet from if you go against intelligence, i don't see if they have many way of getting back at you and you know, i didn't see anything wrong with this statement. they can act as members and the power, but again, this is what happens when you have other polarized. so this is the political system . you know, if you consider the political position to be illegitimate, then there's no exceptions for this new centers of power. effectively intelligent agent in the military to the couple of it from this was deemed to be the legitimate civilian control. effectively accept that as part of the resistance to counter the president. so again, i would often going to, it's a bit ironic that the acute tried to start a war with china, which, you know, there was no indication they should've mentioned this before calling the chinese 1st. but by the way, they really around the obstruction that goes to trauma boss when he wanted to p

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what's and i think i think glenn is right in terms of the, in terms of the capital gains. but again, it's almost impossible to figure out those capital gains things and people and left people are self reporting. and the rest of the, as you see, and a number of these organizations don't have the skill or the ability to figure out what's happening in, in crypto markets, unless you're stuck on a coin base. unless you're stuck in a crack, unless you're trading in a place that is, that is regulated by u. s. law. and plenty of people aren't going to be i are going to hang out and the places where they're regulated by us last just for that very purpose. so yeah, the only shady dealings that are going on is people don't want to, don't want to tell how much cash they have and how much cash they've made. and in that case, that's why they were regulated on all the other stuff you can buy, or you can buy heroin, you can buy ecstasy or whatever. that's obviously scare mongering. and a lot of these markets are john, john, let me put that to, i guess, let me put that. so i guess what joh

joining us now is glenn greenwald.hey have a death grip on january 6th and they have to keep this narrative going. they are having and come apart about a rally that i certainly have not heard of at all for 700 people which i doubt will show up. >> yeah, i mean, january 6 is crucial to them. one of the leading priorities of the biden administration was to launch a new domestic war on terror modeled after the first one, although this one is going to be domestic and so just like people wanted to invade iraq before 9/11, january 6 has become the linchpin that everything they want to do. the idea of a rebellion or insurrection. that is why -- you covered george bush. >> remarks on nylah byrd -- george bush's remarks. completely deranged comparison. the reason why liberals are ecstatic is because that gave them the fuel that they need in order to justify a war on terror advising the same threat that we faced with al qaeda is the when we face with trump supporters. they will get the war on terror the first time. this is how i

glenn and i differ. he has had rhetoric out there. he told college students, if you don't want to take the vaccine, just fill out an exemption. i think that is life-threatening and disqualifying as governor. he does not believe in forcing people to understand what covid is going to do to this state and country. it is still across the country. right here in this county, all of the icu beds are full. i'm for requiring mandate vaccinations. he likes to be psa's. psa's are not going to get you anything. i want everybody to be vaccinated in the commonwealth of virginia. >> your time is up. yes or no, would you add covid to the list of required vaccines? >> over the age of 12. the fda has not done the analysis under 12. >> so for students above the age of 12, would you support adding the covid vaccine? >> absolutely. host: that from the virginia gubernatorial debate last night. if you want to watch the debate in its entirety, you can do so on our website. we are spending this first hour of the washington journal today, this constitution day

guest: glenn young can is a pretty pragmatic republican -- lenn -- glenn youngkin is a pretty pragmaticepublican. that is focused on northern virginia. this is a tossup race in a predominantly blue race because it is a centerleft and independents fleeing policies from the last year and a half in virginia and looking for someone who will keep schools open. the attacks will not stick because nobody looks at glenn y oungkin and sees him as a donald trump. host: @rorycooper, a guy who often tweets about school policy. this is bill in newfield, new jersey, independent. caller: i have three things i would like to say. the first is the people in washington dc say one thing but they are not telling you the truth. they have hidden reasons for doing the things they want to raise taxes on the rich, why don't they say, everyone has to pay so should -- social security on your earnings? the second thing is, if you want to tax the rich, why don't we start a national sales tax? if you want to help poor people, make sure there is no federal sales tax on used merchandise. there are simple answers to a lo

so, he said shepard gets the first flight and glenn is the backup for both of these two. any questions? >> absolute silence. he said thank you very much. turn around and left the room. >> there i am looking at six faces looking at me and feeling of course totally elated that i had won the competition but almost immediately afterwards, feeling sorry for my buddies because, there they were. i mean,, they were trying just as hard as i was and it was a very poignant moment because they came over and shook my hand and pretty soon i was the only one left in the room. [laughter] >> that is a priceless story. finally, things progress to the point you are getting rid of the whole flight and if i remember correctly, there were some holes dealing with the launchpad. >> the checkout had been going very well. he was a backup pilot and had been on the preflight. it checked out well. we had virtually no problems at all and we were scheduled for i believe it was the second of may. i was going out the door when there was tremendous brainstorm -- rainstorm thunderstorm came over and they d

i don't think parents should tell schools what they should teach. >> reporter: glenn youngkin joins meur thoughts when you heard mcauliffe say that when you were on stage. >> what we saw last night on full display with flashing red lights with terry mcauliffe's heart, that he believes the government and politicians know better for our children than parents. he wants to exclude parents from being involved in educating our children. virginia parents have been standing up for the rights of their kids for the last 20 months fighting against school boards trying to impose all kinds of things on them. asking for schools to be open. you saw what they suspected, terry mcauliffe does not care what they believe, he wants to dictate what they learn, teach our children how to think and excuse parents from all of it. this is not virginia parents, every parent in america suspects this is going on and terry mcauliffe said he is the godfather of the current progressive democrat party and he showed his heart, this is what they believe, having a campaign in virginia right now, no longer a campaign but a

joining me now, glenn kirchner, former federal prosecutor, and melissa murray, nyu law professor andtributor. welcome to you both. listen to michael cohen there, glenn, is that the easiest way to win this lawsuit, get trump on the record in depositions? >> yeah, perhaps threaten that donald trump will have to sit in a deposition. i think he would be hard-pressed after the first question, "please state your name," to sort of answer truthfully any other question moving forward, if he was grilled by a skilled examiner. so, you know, it looks like this is donald trump weaponizing civil lawsuits. and i don't think it sort of escaped us that about 24 hours after we learned there may be more indictments coming in the new york district attorney prosecution of the trump organization and allen weisselberg, 24 hours later donald trump files a $100 million lawsuit against his niece. this to me feels like a tactic, it feels like a distraction more than anything else. >> yeah, thus the small eye roll you expressed there as you were talking about this. melissa, to you, trump claims his niece conspi

blican. -- and glenn youngkin. >> welcome to appalachia school of law.e are honored to host the commonwealth's first debate in 2021 and we welcome you to our campus in grundy in southwest virginia. we serve -- asl serves an important mission, to provide opportunities for students to realize their dreams of practicing law and bettering communities.

a real sense of what reached him and this discussion and then went back to their own town and john glenn said well, i don't think you have to many votes tonight and lewis said no, they're going to turn out. they're going to work and they next day tom berkley and african-american newspaper publisher helped organize people calling him, wanting to help and yes, people joined up and worked on the get out the vote campaign and it was such a, then he went back to oakland the next day. he was supposed to go somewhere else and spoke to the community and had a big rally. so it was a great moment but he understood that you have to listen and be there. and to be responsive and of course, in the primary i think he got 96 percent of the african-american vote in oakland and a huge voter turnout . so yes. that's a good observation. >> it's interesting when i hear you say that i forget the way you phrased it earlier. about the, hecame, he did this and he listened . seems like he is continually listening to people who were really willing to tell him in a very aggressive way that you're not doing it. and

glenn greenwald, very independent and he joins us tonight.glenn, i don't think you are shocked by this, but we do have to ask, why are they telling this now? >> the evidence was overwhelming from the very beginning, tucker that the email were authentic and yet they lied and lied and lied as you showed to convince people not a paid attention to them on the grounds disinformation and the emails were fake. now, the new book that just came out is from this young reporter at politico who spent months digging into all of these emails and obviously, under approve tht emails were forgeries and put that in his book, he would be a star or you would know his name. you would think you would be on every tv show. sibut because the reporting said the opposite, he found more that the emails were authentic, which meant the media outlets, all of them pretty much with a few exceptions deliberately delayed to the pup of the weeks before the election telling us this is a russian disinformation when they knew it were his stomach was not true. r he is not a right w

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glenn, is it enough this document? and so this material is it enough to help with such a politically delicate time between the u. s. and saudi massage? well, relationship 2nd quite a downturn since it's been quite clearly established. that hadn't been psalm and it wasn't just complicit in, but seems to have directed the assassination of that mr. shoji in, in turkey who also happened to be a us citizen brewer national show. our relations are, are not ideal or right now. i don't think that this release, however, is in any way politically motivated from that perspective. rather, it's a response to the pressure domestically in the united states, from the parts of american society and our political class that are convinced that the saudis are somehow involved in this but, but they really are not theirs for the 20 years since 9 alone, 10 of which i was involved in professionally. it seemed quite clear to us the intelligence community that the saudis were not directly involved. although many saudis are sympathetic to and supp

perry glenn c. perry, sr.y franklin allan pershep danny pesce michael john pescherine davin n. peterson donald arthur peterson jean hoadley peterson william russell peterson mark james petrocelli philip scott petti glen kerrin pettit dominick a. pezzulo kaleen elizabeth pezzuti kevin j. pfeifer tu-anh pham kenneth john phelan, sr. sneha anne philip eugenia mccann piantieri ludwig john picarro matthew picerno joseph o. pick christopher j. pickford dennis j. pierce bernard pietronico nicholas p. pietrunti >> and my loving father, john. thank you for watching over me, your family, and your future grandchild. we miss you and we love you. >> and my uncle fred what all. -- woodall. [applause] ♪ theodoros pigis susan elizabeth pinto joseph piskadlo christopher todd pitman joshua michael piver robert r. ploger iii zandra f. ploger joseph plumitallo john m. pocher william howard pohlmann laurence michael polatsch thomas h. polhemus steve pollicino susan m. pollio darin h. pontell joshua iosua poptean giovanna porras an

glenn jacobs is back. one of my very favorite freedom fighters. back rated so this is obviously executive overreach regardless of how you feel about covid-19, nobody likes their want anybody to get it. but the president cannot make these mandates as you say is a violation about the first and second amendments. guest: absolutely and this is not about the maxine. yes completely different issue as you said it is not about covid-19 although that precipitated all of this of course but it's the president's finding that i'm going to write on myself. going to go around congress values these emergency orders in the department of labor, and impacted tens of millions of people going to do it without this you do things constitutionally enough how we should do things in the country. kennedy: and you pointed out, the labor shortage now, it's really hard to get people to go to work and are you finding out in knox county. guest: absolutely, knox county employs about 2700 people so we are pretty large employer we have a lot of open spots that we are trying to feel

me to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glenn, these and, and also he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as the author of the new book. great power politics in the 4th industrial revolution. and who depends. we have george semi welly, he's a counselor at the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals. are a gentleman cross off rules, and that means he can jump at anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. oh, it's going to george, 1st thing, budapest, george. you know the if you, if you look at the liberal media in the us, there continue to be obsessed with january 6. even on the 20th anniversary commemoration of $911.00. they had to poll january, thinks into it, and then over the last week we have a story about the joint chief of staff, general mark, milly, according to news reports, we have that have them confirmed, and we know the general be speaking in front of congress before the end of the month, but instead of saying, oh my goodness, what a breach of the constitution of norms coming from such people, there seems to be scant

madam speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to remember and honor don and marjorie of glenn county, georgia, who tragically passed away on september 25. don and marjorie were aboard amtrak's empire builder train when it derailed near joplin, montana. don and maggie were known throughout the community for their service to the glenn county school system. marjorie was a teacher, a principal, a personnel director and assistant superintendent. she was loved by her students and peers to her dedication for educating our future generations. don was a retired st. simons real estate agent and school board member for four years. during his term, don focused on improving the school system so that all students in glenn county could have a positive learning experience. both cared immensely for their community and i'm thankful for don and marjorie's impact on georgia's first congressional district it. their irreplaceable presence will be missed by all. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recollect ok i sees the gentleman from tennes

let's bring in glenn goodman. he's a financial invest in author of the crypto trade a joins as far as skype from london. glen give us some context 1st. what has child is involvement? been in the global bitcoin industry, china used to be pretty central to the global bitcoin industry because most of the so called bitcoin mining with carried out in china until very recently in fact, until only a few months ago. you have these and i want to say big coin mining to people who don't know what it is. it's basically large powerful computers carrying out extremely complex calculations. and when they sold these calculations then bit coins come in to being basically or other whoever sold them 1st and best sort of gets, gets a new particular bitcoin. and then maybe another group of mine who gets an expert quote. but it goes on like, you need enormous warehouses, full of computers, these days, very powerful ones. they were based in sort of, out of the way areas in china, china then band mining earlier on this year. and even tho

. >> say hello to glenn smith.he and his band of cycling superman just wheeled in from santa monica, california through the mountains. the deserts, those days we were seeing in. >> 100 too good a 118 right, 9210 rebounds those days that equates to 34 days of rioting. 6 days of rest. >> 2800 miles covered glenn spent 3 decades of the fire service that has made it to the here and now version of the promise land. i work really county far for 31 years are retired 2 years as a >> thank you. the group is called fire below a nonprofit and this is their ride across america for the 20th anniversary of 9.11. they began planning a year ago every day i get up by the fact that lord loves me to do that. >> let's do it. >> and while he didn't know anybody personally who died that day. he and his teammates pounded those pedals that sparked the candle of faith, hope and love the burns in their hearts i write. as for >> a far cry from the liquor cancer black america and given the opportunity. >> just to get out be a part of somethin

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