gwen moore, a member of the ways and means community.he funding deadline is next friday and that is what we have been focused on for the foreseeable future. how do you think this plays out? will we have a shut down next friday at midnight? guest: i don't think anyone has the appetite for a shut down. we have seen it done. we have seen it done for political manipulation and so we have hope that better angels will prevail. host: the efforts being worked out by negotiators, what are the must haves for any funding deal that comes together? guest: i think there are things that have to happen. the national defense authorization funding that republicans want as well as democrats. they want to see this authorization past. we are hoping to get beyond the sea are -- cr, i would love to see the child tax credit extended. the child tax credit we had included during covid, during the pandemic. it was an extremely effective way to deal with child poverty. provides benefits to 85% of parents up to single people, married couples up to 150,000 a year. wh

gwen moore, a member of the ways and means community. the funding deadline is next friday and that is what we have been focused on for the foreseeable future. how do you think this plays out? will we have a shut down next friday at midnight? guest: i don't >> i think anybody once a and with political manipulation and 50 efforts being worked out on capitol hill in your mind and the republicans and democrats went to see this but we're hoping just to get behind the cr and to really be able to include other provisions. i would love to see the child tax credit extended. from during covid and the pandemic to be extremely effective for child poverty but to provide benefits single people up to $115,000 per year married couples up to $150,000 per year which it helped that inflationary impact especially with the. >> he expanded child tax credit boosted at $3000 up from $2000 and the monthly payments that were happening for six-month from july 2021 through december then the second half was filed on the tax returns but you said that was extremely ef

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conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> it's nine to congresswoman democrat gwen moore, a member of the ways and means committee, good morning to you . >> morning dan, thanks for having me. >> host: that funding deadline is next friday and that's what we've beenfocused on, likely to be focused on for the foreseeable future . how do you think if this plays out? do you think we will have a shut down at midnight? >> i don't think anybody has the appetite for a shut sdown. however we've seen itdone . we've seen weit done for political manipulation so we have to hope that their better angels win. >> the efforts being worked out right now on capitol hill by negotiators, in your mind what are the must haves for any funding deal that comes together ? clamps i think there are things that have to happen. the national defense authorization is something that i think republicans want as well as democrats want to see past. but we're hoping to get beyond just a simple cr and to really be able to have an omnibus that includes other provisions and particularly i would love to see the ch

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gwen moore weighs in. we appreciate the time. >> thank, you jen. >> starting shortly here on c-span 3, a hearing on the politics influencing the supreme court. we are just waiting for members on the committee to wrap up vote on the floor. the hearing a starting later than scheduled. it's been held seven months after the leak of the course drop to paint overturn abortion rights. witnesses today include a former antiabortion activist and legal professionals. we do see some of the committee members coming into the room. we are expecting the hearing to gavel in shortly live here on c-span 3. >> congressman tom mcclintock is back with us. he is a senior member of the judiciary and budget committee. i want to get to some of those congressional issues, congressman. let me start with that news from half an hour ago. wnba star brittney griner was released from a russian custody in that high profile prisoner swap which has now already happened between the u.s. and moscow. what is your quick reaction? >> my first rea

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coming up thursday morning, wisconsin democratic congressman gwen moore discusses the latest on the lake duck session. then california republican congressman tom mcclintock talks about the government funding deadline and congressional news of the day. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> representatives guthrie and kelly can are members of the house energy and commerce committee. they were part of a discussion about health care policy in the next congress. hosted by axios. >> next, axios health care editor, tina. tina: welcome, everyone. good morning. hopefully it the coffee has kicked in. i'm axios health care editor and i am thrilled to be here with you today and i'm very excited about our program today, the postmidterm health care policy agenda. thank you to our audience here in person, so exciting to be in person. and virtually. you can follow along on twitter with @axios. #axiosevents. our first guest this morning is

coming up we will be to make members of congress, first gwen moore the democrat from wisconsin and then tom mcclintock about 8:30 a.m. eastern, the republican of california. of that discussion happening in her next outcome about half hour left in thiss discussion. president biden saying that we can ban assault weapons, calling for that and other quote commonsenseot legislation. he was at the vigil lasted for victims of gun violence on capitol hill here in washington, d.c. keep calling in. phone lines for democrats republicans independents and a special line foror gun owners. want to keep you up-to-date on some of the other stores though in the news. this is the topic will be talking about later today, and likely for next week or more. time running short for an accord on spending is a headline from the "wall street journal." democrats and republicans running out of time to reach a deal to fund the government for the full fiscal year as negotiated remain at loggerheads over levels of nondefense spending. that debate overspending weathers going to be an omnibus bill, whether it's going to

gwen moore from steve -- one more from steve. "i found out our health care system sucks. it has been a struggle to cope after a stroke. the expense for most would put them in the poorhouse. we need free health care for all. illness just means death for most. 2023 has no expectations here." the new york times has a follow-up story on the george santos story. what are the house's options for addressing falsehoods? house republican leaders who have so far remained silent amid persistent questions about mr. santos are unlikely to punish him in any significant way. even if they could force him out of congress, it would prompt a special election, setting up a potential blow to the party's already precarious majority. mr. santos has pledged to vote of kevin mccarthy of california as mr. mccarthy faces a rebellion on the right and needs every vote he can get. here are some of the options for addressing mr. santos's falsehoods. could the house refuse to seat him? the supreme court ruled that a person who met the constitutional requirements for office in the house could not be refu

i hereby appoint the honorable gwen moore to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 10, 2022, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. joyce: madam speaker, i rise to address the house and ask to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the life of franco harris, a giant in the football community. franco harris committed his life to excellence. he ran for 12,000 yards and won four super bowls with the pittsburgh steelers. giving hope and inspiration t

fierce defender of poor and disadvantaged people, the gentlewoman from wisconsin, representative gwen moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. moore: thank you so much for yielding to me, mr. chairman. i rise to provide enthusiastic support of this bipartisan bill, to re-authorize the maternal, infant, and early childhood home visiting program now to be named after our late, marvelous colleague, ms. jackie walorski. this strong re-authorization for five years will provide additional funding. it would double the tribal home visiting set-aside to respond to the needs of tribal communities for home visiting and address workforce shortages, among other things. now, home visiting is not just some feel-good policy. as my colleagues on both sides have indicated, it has been repeatedly evaluated and consistently proven to provide an improved outcome for families and children. and we have good data that shows that it works. importantly, we have families that are stronger because they have gotten the help that they needed when they needed it. we have new moms, for example, w

gwen moore from steve -- one more from steve. "i found out our health care system sucks. it has been a struggle to cope after a stroke. the expense for most would put them in the poorhouse. we need free health care for all. illness just means death for most. 2023 has no expectations here." the new york times has a follow-up story on the george santos story. what are the house's options for addressing falsehoods? house republican leaders who have so far remained silent amid persistent questions about mr. santos are unlikely to punish him in any significant way. even if they could force him out of congress, it would prompt a special election, setting up a potential blow to the party's already precarious majority. mr. santos has pledged to vote of kevin mccarthy of california as mr. mccarthy faces a rebellion on the right and needs every vote he can get. here are some of the options for addressing mr. santos's falsehoods. could the house refuse to seat him? the supreme court ruled that a person who met the constitutional requirements for office in the house could not be refu

and thank you gwen for public for speaking. >> commissioner moore. >> creating an appropriate within chien town with the building and units that offer 2 bedrooms for families i think is a good move. i think it is sensitively done and it is up understated fit in what is the heart of china town. over all, i think this is a good solution and i hope that people in the neighborhood find the financial ability to occupy the units. i want to thank staff for asking the architect for last minute change. the dliniation of the roof deck is very appropriate. the previous version showed a roof that was roof deck. but talk with staff with size the roof deck to meet expectations what we typically do meets the square footage for the 6 units and modestly holds back from the edges of the build to not impact the street itself or ajoining neighbors. most neighborers sro occupied they are residential uses and i think we want to be careful about that how things plan. thank you very much and again i regret not hearing the translation but as president tanner said i assume that the people spoke were in suppor

. >> coming up this morning on "washington journal," gwen moore discusses the latest on the lame-duck session including efforts to extend the expanded child tax credit and priorities for the 118 congress. then california republican congressman talks about the government funding deadline and congressional news of the day and you can join the conversation with your calls, texts, and tweets. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good