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from the house judiciary committee, you are watching c-span 3. [inaudible] >> to declare resistance on the committee at any time. welcome everybody to this morning's hearing, i'm invoking rewrites to the ongo

you sit on the house judiciary committee, how should the panel feel with sitting house members who refused to comply with subpoenas? >> these house members who thinks a subpoena, you know, there's still time to climb in and submit sethe to authority of the committee came. and gave evidence before that committee, only reason why they would not do so is that because they feel -- that is that manchin that that's the only reasonable explanation for their refusal to cooperate with their own brothers and sisters in the house representatives. they can come and give testimony, so be it, if there is dirty as we suspect, everyone knows that kevin mccarthy, suddenly changed his tune from being one that recognized this insurrection on january six 2021, was clearly an attack on congress. he was captured [inaudible] trump. the reason that he was gonna do something about. and certainly, it changes and it starts to become an election denier and we want to know, the people want to know how is it that you change your mind, what was it? and the congress people who -- let my colleague jim jordan, mel brooks,

house is acting on. on thursday, my committee, the house judiciary committee, we're going to begin our mark-up of an omnibuskage made up of eight gun violence prevention bills that we are calling the protecting our kids act. a number of commonsense measures intended to keep americans, especially our children, safe. and i really do hope that the senate acts with the same kind of urgency. >> key words, common sense. that's what's needed right now. re representative, thanks so much for joining us. >> just ahead, ukraine is now warning that a key city in the east could soon fall to russia. we're going to have a live report from the war zone when we come back. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more scess tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads tanother, yeah, yeah ♪ we're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes in doing anything it takes to make dentistry work for your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20% off their treatment plan. we're on your

the house is in recess this week, but the judiciary committee is set to hold an emergency hearing this week to mark up new legislation, pass gun control measures passed in the house have died in the senate. but the mood they now help shift things along ever since uvalde. we'll take a closer look at what is in that package of potential new laws. coming up in a live report at 3.30, today. and happening tonight, multiple labor unions and educators throughout the bay area will hold a vigil to honor the victims killed during recent mass shootings event. organizers say they want to pay respect to every victim of gun violence and r mi calling on the government to take action to keep communities safe. that vigil set for 6 o'clock tonight in front of san francisco city hall. the response to all the recent mass shootings in the united states, canada. he's now considering changes to prevent a similar tragedy. the prime minister justin trudeau introduced new gun control legislation on monday that are imposed a national freeze on handgun sales. it would make it illegal to buy, sell transfer or impo

with that, we bring in jim jordan, the top republican on the house judiciary committee.oday. this is kind of interesting. something that we just got a report of that happened in the courtroom. the prosecutors told the jury that when michael sussmann met with james baker, the fbi general counsel, he gave -- sussmann gave over two thumb drives. it was handed to agent scott hellman that looked at what was on the thumb drives and he said we did not agree with the conclusion about any connection between the trump organization and russia. he said whoever had written that paper had jumped to conclusions that were not supported in the data. the methodology was questionable to me and he said why would a candidate put their own name in a supposedly secret domain name. your thoughts on that? >> no, the agent knew from the get-go this was baloney. the key take-away is this was the october surprise. this was going to be the final deal that sealed it for secretary clinton in the 2016 election. and you had glenn simpson that pedals it to the press. and michael sussmann takes it to the

cover, with the r when the chairman of the judiciary committee says antifa is a myth that is giving cover. that's a statement made by the chairman of the house judiciary committee. after we had testimony from f.b.i. director wray talking about the dangers of antifa, after the attorney general barr told us that antifa was involved in instigating and participating in violent activity, talk about giving cover. give me a break. i yield fur minutes to the gentleman, my friend and colleague from the state of florida, mr. gaetz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gaetz: this bill is ostensibly to fight extremism which wouldn't be so objectionable if the people it empowered weren't so damn extreme. they're so extreme they would chill speech at school board meetings by targeting parents as domestic terrorists. obey. accept the mandates. accept the requirements. the c.r.t. or you'll be punished at the hands of your own government. they're so extreme they would leak a supreme court draft opinion so they could gaslight violence and intimidation against the court. also the law would abandon those unborn lives and beating hearts. th

amy: that was georgia congress woman lucy mcbath speaking on wednesday on the house judiciary committeeabortion access. a year after that stillbirth she described, lucy mcbath gave birth to her son jordan davis. in 2012, jordan was shot dead by a white man over a dispute about loud music at a gas station in jacksonville, florida. jordan was 17 years old. before running for congress, lucy mcbath became a leading advocate for gun control. still with us, amy littlefield. this is a powerful address. real, human experience. an, if you can take off from there and also talk about the phone call that you were on. a number of people were on talking about what to do at the supreme court. >> it is just heartbreaking. just to think about the layer's of loss that lucy mcbath has endured. losing a child who was shot to death by white man in a parking lot because he and his friends were clang loud music, right? and her story just shows these are the women, these are the situations where people are going to die when roe v. wade falls. we have access to safe abortion -inducing medicaon now. we did not b

>> mister -- chairman >> here is a news flash from the house judiciary committee. -- truth will be yourmocratic representative hakeem jeffries of the -- he is the chair of the house democratic caucus and the house ucl committee and wasn't before manager for the first impeachment trial of donald trump. thank you very much for joining us tonight. and that sounded like a moment that had been building for you for a while. >> well that certainly is the case. i think justice clarence thomas has been an outrage and an abomination from the very beginning. and i think many americans across the country feel that way. but the culmination was really twofold for me. one, this was a hearing where we were discussing and marking up a bill on the absence of a judicial code of ethics for the supreme court. every other federal judge in the system has to abide by a code of ethics that supreme court does not. they think they can police themselves. we see it's a runaway majority. that's with the leaked opinion suggests. and then justice thomas had the nerve to lecture america about bullying and being unwilli

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there's going to be an emergency session of the house judiciary committee.g up later this week to look at a package of bills called the protecting our kids act, among other things, this would raise the age to buy semiautomatic rifles from 18 to 21 would ban high capacity magazines. what do you think about those potential steps forward here? and the tough odds that that a bill like this is going to face in the senate. i mean, i absolutely, of course support that. i think that's you know, that's um, really essential for steps to raise the age of purchasing a weapon of war to 21 seems like a very, very, very minimum. i certainly hope that our national leaders could do that. i mean, the horrifying truth is that more students experienced gun violence at their homes or in their communities and at school so as horrific as these school shootings are, we need to remember that gun violence happens in so many ways every single day and so many children are affected that, um you know, certainly these laws are important, but we need more. alright i appreciate you coming o

so, a series of bills that the house judiciary committee is going to be marking up.y, very high bar. but it is important that both chambers taking their own actions hoping to get something, anything across the finish line. >> it is for show, unless they get votes in the senate and they have done this before on a whole host of things. we'll see where it goes. lauren fox on the hill, thank you. >>> it has been a week, one week since the gunman stormed into robb elementary school. today there will be two funerals for victims amerie jo garza, little girl, and mit rodriguez, little girl, both 10 years old. 21 crosses, one for each of the 19 children, 2 teachers, now stand outside the sacred heart catholic church. there will be funerals for 12 of the victims at that church. each cross and, boy, have we seen this before, in so many places, around the country, will be a reminder of lives lost a week ago today. >> all those kids that have crosses there, those are all my friends. they all died. i just feel really bad because my friend, you know, it broke my heart into a millio

my father served on the house judiciary committee during watergate. he was the first republican to come out for the impeachment of president nixon. he put doing the right thing for his country ahead of self interest and the demands of his party. now, that decision cost him politically. it earned him something more valuable. a quiet conscience and an honored place in history. learn about integrity and public service from my dad. he taught me that being a republican man's always putting america first. he also, albeit accidentally, introduced me to my other political hero, ronald reagan. i went to the, as roger touched on, i went to the 76 gop convention in kansas city with my dad. governor reagan was challenging president ford for the republican nomination. my dad was a friend of jerry forwards, and a chair of his campaign. i am hired president ford. i was captivated by the appeal of ronald reagan, who expressed common sense, conservative values, and a positive, hopeful vision for america. that appeal not just the republican voters but also to independe

new york democratic congressman jerry nadler told lawmakers on the house judiciary committee that if the leak supreme court draft opinion is issued and roe v wade is overturned, the impact will be, quote, devastating. exacerbate an already dire crisis and abortion care accident. we will fight for legislation at every level of government. >> to protect women's health. >> democrats say congressional action is urgent. the high court is expected to issue its final decision within the next 2 months. >> so i had that crazy high price really should have been a big red flag. what was saying about a listing for the victorian home made famous by the full house tv show. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them

now they're told lawmakers on the house judiciary committee that if the leak supreme court draft opinionurned, the impact will be devastating exacerbating already dire crisis and abortion care access. maryland democrat jamie raskin says the decision to get an abortion shouldn't be left up to states. i would not trust even the best politicians to make those judgments for my daughter's democrats. a congressional action is urgent as the high court is expected to make its final decision within the next 2 months. we will fight for legislation at every level of government. >> to protect women's health, democrats are pushing for congress to quickly pass a bill that would grant abortion rights nationwide. this is about killing babies. republicans say they don't support it hoped the draft opinion is the final opinion. ohio republican jim jordan says democrats are just trying to meddle with the court's decision. you know why they're trying to bully and intimidate the court. you know why? because the evidence for overturning roe is overwhelming in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> netflix's subscr

next, the house judiciary committee hears about abortion access in the wake of the draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade. then, congress looks at ufos. military officials and others testify. later, anthony thought she discusses the budget request for the national institute of health. >> next week, the house is not in session, but the senate will meet tuesday. senators are expected to debate domestic terrorism legislation. on wednesday, at 10:00 a.m. eastern, live on the app, the u.s. special envoy for iran testifies about negotiations over nuclear agreements between the united states and iran. then, the house energy and commerce committee hears from fda officials on the baby formula shortage. on thursday at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the senate armed services committee hold the confirmation hearing for the reappointment of general rest of her chamoli. watch next week, live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our free at. head over to c-span.org for information or to stream video anytime. c-span. your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span now features your unfiltered view of >> happening in w

my father served on the house judiciary committee during watergate and he was the first republican to come out for the impeachment of president nixon. he put doing the right thing for his country ahead of self-interest and the demands of his party. and now that decision cost him politically, but it earned him something more valuable, a quiet conscience and an honored place in history. i learned a lot about integrity and public service from my dad. he taught me that being a republican meant always putting america first and he also, albeit accidentally, introduced me to my other political hero ronald reagan. i went to the-- as roger touched on i went to the g.o.p. convention with my dad and governor reagan was challenging jerry ford, and i admired president ford, but i was captivated by the appeal of ronald reagan who expressed common sense, conservative values and a positive, hopeful vision for america that appealed to not just the republican voters, but also to independents, and voters in the other party who would become known as reagan democrats. so family considerations notwithstand

a member of the house judiciary committee in the house foreign affairs committee.e. i look at what information has come out now about how the hillary clinton campaign completely orchestrated this hoax. vetted to the fbi. the fbi for three years runs with this story. i want to know, did the fbi, doj know this was a hoax or they completely duped? >> if you have to choose betweee completing competence for wrongdoing, you have to choose wrongdoing. too well-paid, too well-trained and too well-equipped to not know better. there is evidence that they specifically did no better. it worked. let's remember one thing. if something works, you keep doing it. hunter biden made $11 million off of his father's name and reputation. now he is an artist making these if a con works, you do it. it worked not only to have this false narrative, but continuing it through the entire trump administration had most people in america today have this whiff of was trump too cozy with russia when it was biden that got millions which cannot be described in any way except for a payoff. >> having a

wednesday at 10:00, the house judiciary committee will look at access to abortion services.his is in response to the leaked supreme court draft opinion suggesting roe v. wade may be overturned. thursday on c-span3, interior secretary deb haaland will appear before the senate energy and natural resources committee on 2023 budget requests for her department. watch this week, live on the c-span networks or c-span now, our free mobile video app. also click on c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand at any time. >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? tonight on cue monday -- q and a, a look at the public's right to information. -- book, seek and hide, looks at several cases involving this conflict including hulk hogan's multimillion dollar lawsuit against gawker. >> hulk hogan brought a claim for the right to privacy against gawker. he argued that even though it was truthful, that his level of privacy would trump the right of gawker to publish that truth. ultimately a jury agreed with him. a lot of people in the united states w

>> laura: joining me is the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, but against this massive. congressman, do your fellow lawmakers realized that to the average american who is freaking out right now about issues like baby formula, that they are not in sync with what they would like congress to be doing right now? i think that men on the street and the folks you were talking to, they get it. think about your typical family out there. everything costs more for the moms and dads and families. gas cost more. cosmic cost more. >> laura: we know that. what is congress doing? you are setting $40 billion over to ukraine. it is a horrible situation. american weakness helped create that and europe. this is you know, you -- people think it was a democrat led initiative. everyone has to think again. watch this. >> i think we all agree the most important thing going on in the world right now is the war in ukraine. i had a chance to called the president last week and request, the ukraine package moved by itself and quickly. >> laura: congressman midmarket we saw the open border gang wars,

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on wednesday at 10:00, the house judiciary committee will look at access to abortion services in response to the leaked supreme court draft opinion suggesting roe v. wade may be overturned. thursday at 10:00, also on c-span3, the interior secretory will appear before the senate energy and natural resources committee. watch this week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now, our mobile video app. also click on c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> we take you now to a hearing on an interior department investigation that found abuses at most of the 408 indian boarding schools operating from 1819 to 1969. we hear testimony from native american advocates and survivors of the boarding school system from the house natural resource , subcommittee on indigenous peoples. this is an hour and 40 minutes. h minutes .

california provoking congressman and house judiciary committee member darrell issa is back.uld be governor of california, everyone knows that but right now you can you congressman, working in the federal government and this is crazy. >> not crazy if you consider there's obviously if you like your doctor, you got the keys. kennedy: if you like your misinformation -- >> you can keep it but these kinds of promises we've seen before, they are clearly wrong. the fact is, mysteriously at the time elon musk says he's going to restore twitter to a billboard everyone can use, you have a new way to tear down free speech and tell companies they can have "big brother" shut them down or they can shut down people they don't like including maybe somebody who thinks it's some therapeutic that might help in covid or some vaccine might not be effective or something else radical that turns out later to be true like hundred biden's laptop really was real while twitter and the fbi were shutting it down. kennedy: hunter biden, is that real? from the beginning there were like never heard of tony b

account presents a campaign for that fbi meeting for joining me now darrell issa member the house judiciary committeemittee. congressman, thanks for joining me. i look at what information has come out now how the hillary clinton campaign completely orchestrated this hoax, fed it to the fbi. than the fbi for three years with the media runs with the story, right? i want to know did the fbi and d.o.j. know this was a hoax and this was politics? or were they completely duped? >> they absolutely did know. if you have to choose with the fbi between completing competence for wrong doing you have to choose wrongdoing for they are too well-paid, too well trained into well-equipped not to know better. and there is evidence they specifically did know better. they knew this was incredibly wrong when it brought to them. but it worked. let's member one thing, if something works you keep doing it. hunter biden made $11 million off of his father's name and reputation. he is now an artist making millions more selling art while his father is the president. so if akon works you do it. in this case that worked not only

we begin "the reid out" tonight with unprecedented action of the house judiciary committee -- the house january 6th committee into the investigation into the insurrection. today the committee took an historic step of issuing subpoenas to their own house colleagues to kevin mccarthy, congressman scott perry, jim jordan, andy biggs and mo brooks. all had been voluntarily asked to appear before the committee. it comes before the public hearings planned for this summer. in a statement bennie thompson said regrettably the individuals receiving speen is nas today have been refused and we're forced to take this step to help ensure the committee uncovers facts concerning january 6th. the fact is you really don't see the sitting leader of a political party being subpoenaed by congress but it was seen as necessary given kevin mccarthy's extensive conversations with the former president on january 6th including a phone call as the mob laid siege to the capitol. now while kevin mccarthy has so far failed to cooperate, he was very forthcoming on the day of the attack in an interview with cbs news. >

a court-appointed special master after a legal challenge from republicans which includes house judiciary committee jerry nadler, who will take on house oversight committee chairwoman carolyn maloney. democrat congressional campaign committee chairman patrick maloney is facing backlash after he said he would run against squad member mondaire jones. some dems are going after the maps and calling them racist. >> in this proposed map the black or latino population was degraded in all four districts. are you kidding me? that doesn't happen by accident. so yes, we have a problem with these maps. it would make jim crow blush. >> harris: let's bring in the power panel. a former trump advisory board member and a former democratic state senator from new york. great to see you both. david, i will start with you. make this make sense that you have some in the party that would want to go against each other to bump out the squad. is their voice too big now, those progressive voices? >> well, i don't think that's what this is about. this is about the redistricting maps that have been put in place. they are a big

an abortion rights nonprofit director making shocking claims while testifying before the house judiciary committee what do you say a woman is? >> i believe everyone can identify for themselves. >> okay. >> do you believe then that men can become pregnant and have abortions? >> yes. >> todd: let that sit there for a moment. she said yes. that witness was called by democrats to address concerns for those against overturning roe v. wade. >> carley: turn to this. walmart new program to combat staff shortages, new college to career program promises to fast track employees to management condition offering wages up to $200,000. aleah moreno joins me now. good morning. tell us why you are interested in joining this program. >> i'm very interested in joining this program mainly because of the opportunities it will give me in the growth that it will put me at such a young age. >> carley: tell us about yourself, you've been working for walmart since you were 17, is that right? >> yes, i starts at 17 as cashier, if you asked me where i would be now, it wouldn't be here. i had no idea that age i would go so fa

we begin "the reid out" tonight with unprecedented action of the house judiciary committee -- the housetion. today the committee took an historic step of issuing subpoenas to their own house colleagues to kevin mccarthy, congressman scott perry, jim jordan, andy biggs and mo brooks. all had been voluntarily asked to appear before the

abortion activist told a house judiciary committee panel that men can become pregnant. americans are not impressed with the president and his team's job on the economy. but on dems, they say this. >> if you embrace the biden agenda it will get you far. there is a lot to run on here. >> harris: she will have to show me that with a big ink pad and good crayons. i can't see it apparently. can the biden economic record really save democrats from a red wave this fall? jimmy failla in "focus" next. there he is downstairs. a strategic and sustainable asset... the path is gilded with the potential for rich returns. "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah you know, you hear a lot about celiac, but i never thought my dna booking.com would tell me i had a higher risk for it. i mean, i'm a food critic. i literally eat for a living. this can be a game changer. do you know what the future holds? cal: our co

he with me to discuss, california republican congressman house judiciary committee member darrell issabe forced until it is a crisis with this administration? this is something they should have seen coming months ago without producing a third of the infant formula in this country. >> the easiest way to look at it, the fda which did nothing for two months nothing more formal month after shutting down the factory, operating at less than 25% of the people showing up to the headquarters. if that's the way run a government not even bringing back the most critical people to oversee an organization like that, he will have this. let's remember this was not about shutting down because of tainted formula, this was a whistleblower that rightfully said they are not doing the cleanliness they need to, they came in and inspected it, abbott said we run facilities all over the country, we are going to fix this and foremost later they still cannot get a clean bill of health to reopen a plant that produces what he% of the formula, the reality is important in many cases from a plant in ireland abbott own

republican congressman on the house judiciary committee among others. do you agree with that? nt to hit you blind side, congressman, if republicans take over where you are in the house, this whole january 6 committee hearings, et.al. go away? >> i think the january 6 committee as it is currently structured goes away. there are a lot of questions republicans want to answer about the summer of violence with antifa and rioters. i think also when he need to get to the bottom of what was nancy pelosi's knowledge at the time of the january 6 riots. i'm not sure that the whole issue goes away but certainly the focus changes in terms of what the investigation would be involved in. neil: all right, so the focus on former president trump and whether he galvanized this, that would go away? >> well i think it's clear that president trump isn't responsible for what protesters do after they leave the mall but it is also clear that the national guard could have been put on standby, a number of other measures could have been taken. neil: so the response, expressed by kevin mccarthy in the tape

the democratic-led house judiciary committee is planning an emergency session thursday to markup a packagegun violence prevention bills called the protecting our kids act would raise the buying age from 18 to 21 years old. among other measures for full in-depth coverage of congress's planned bills, tune in to the news with shepherd smith tonight at 7:00 p.m. >>> after a two-year delay, "top gun maverick" finally hit the screen and audiences were eager to hit the theaters. it raked in more than 160 million in the u.s 300 million world wide, shattering records joining us is one of the men behind the move a. producer and sky dance ceo, david elson is julia, i'll hand to you. everyone i know that saw it raved about it >> yes, indeed this is a movie that 99% positive audience score on rotten tomatoes and has been a huge financial success for paramount and david elson and sky dance media. thank you so much for joining us today. and what is your first tv interview after over a decade in this business. >> thank you for having me and it's a privilege to be here. >> i want to start with the "top gun

the house is in recess this week, but the judiciary committee is set to hold an emergency hearing on thursday to mark up some new legislation, a package of 8 bills includes probe provisions to raise the buying age for semiautomatic rifles from 18 to 21 and to ban the sale or possession of high capacity magazines in the past gun control measures have been approved by the democratic led house only to die in the senate. but some lawmakers say the mood is shifting since uvalde. >> this is assigned to us that we need to do a lot more than we have done in the past. california, seek recognition. >> the senate is also on break, but a bipartisan group of senators are holding a virtual meeting today aimed at finding common ground on gun legislation. legislation that can pass both chambers. meanwhile, president biden is meeting with federal reserve chairman jerome powell this afternoon on how to address the ongoing inflation crisis. as our washington correspondent trevor shirley tells us this comes as polling shows americans are frustrated with the president's handling of the economy. and the w

next guest, one of them joining me now liberty solving conduct the republican congressman house judiciary committeethomas massie's death, time to get sassy with massie. welcome back. i'm surprised more people are skeptical about the amount of money going to ukraine with very little oversight or accountability. >> it is insanity. the other committee i serve on his transportation committee and i can tell you with 40 billion we've spent last night at up to 14 billion we've already spent, 54 billion equal to the entire amount federal government spends on roads and bridges every year so the next time you hit a pothole and replace your tire or him or sitting in traffic remember congress could have doubled spending on our own infrastructure instead of sending it to ukraine. kennedy: it's also no guarantee ukraine will defeat russia or it's going to bring quick resolution to the conflict. that's what troubles me, the more is seen as investment, the federal government once they return and means protracted war, it doesn't mean peace. if they were serious about peace, they can negotiate that right now, wouldn

jim jordan, republican of ohio, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. that's appropriate. on the oversight and reform committee. great to have you in "focus" today. you heard what's at stake on both sides here. i want to get your take on it. >> i think sussman lied and it is material. whether a d.c. jury will convict him only the good lord knows. the big takeaway is what we learned a few days back when we learned that secretary clinton told sussman to take information -- false information to the press that was also then taken to the f.b.i. step back and think about this. the former secretary of state, the former first lady, the former senator from the state of new york and candidate for one of the major parties for president of the united states. and she is encouraging a false narrative to be taken to the press and of course it was also taken to the f.b.i. i mean i think that is huge and so much so that the former attorney general called it seditious. her campaign manager in court under oath making that statement. that's the big takeaway. we'll see what

wednesday at 10:00, the house judiciary committee will look at access to abortion services.s is in response to the leaked supreme court draft opinion suggesting roe v. wade may be overturned. thursday on c-span3, interior secretary deb haaland will appear before the senate energy and natural resources committee on 2023 budget requests for her department. watch this week, live on the c-span networks or c-span now, our free mobile video app. also click on c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand at any time. >> do all americans have a fundamental right to privacy? tonight on cue monday -- q and a, a look at the public's right to information. -- book, seek and hide, looks at several cases involving this conflict including hulk hogan's multimillion dollar lawsuit against gawker. >> hulk hogan brought a claim for the right to privacy against gawker. he argued that even though it was truthful, that his level of privacy would trump the right of gawker to publish that truth. ultimately a jury agreed with him. a lot of people in the united states wer

, to the people worried about it to take action, and that's why i think you will see the house judiciary committeee house pass them, and then the pressure will be on the senate to do their job, protect their constituents, reduce gun violence in this country once and for all. >> and yesterday, gun control opponents met at the national rifle association convention in houston, a four-hour drive from uvalde, and we heard from texas gop senator ted cruz repeat that talking point that good guys with guns are what's needed. obviously that didn't work, though n uvalde. it's very clear that the police officers were in the hallway there and they didn't barge in and kill the gunman. how can you get anywhere on this issue if the other side has dug in their heels and they're just going to repeat the same talking points over and over again? >> yeah, mean, this whole idea if there were more guns we'd with safer, if that were actually true, america would be the safest country in the world in terms of gun violence because there are over 400 million fgun in this country, more guns than people. that idea is absurd a

committee working on and what is going to happen this week? >> so, jose, this is a pretty extraordinary event here. congress is in recess, house is in recess, senate is in recess, and the judiciarytogether a package of bills aimed at showing that they are doing something when it comes to gun control. many of these bills are not going to become law. we know that because there are 60 votes in the senate, the senate is voting on a separate process to pass gun control, we'll see whether that is fruitful or not, but they are doing all sorts of things, raising the minimum age to buy certain weapon, putting new rules around storing of weapons. this is just a broad package that shows at the moment the political salience and importance of this issue. >> but if it is just an effort at putting out some nice words and, you know, protecting our kids' acts, all these other things, and nothing gets done in the final analysis, is there not anything that people can get together on, basic things that could make an impact, or it will just be, you know -- >> yeah, i think there is. i think that there are a number of things that the senate is working on that could become law including red flag laws

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and abortion rights nonprofit director the shocking claims while testifying before the house judiciary committeeterday. watch. >> what do you say a woman is? >> i believe that everyone can identify for themselves. >> do you believe that man can become pregnant and have abortions? >> yes. >> todd: wow! that hearing to address concerns against overturning roe v. wade appeared that witness was called by democrats. let's get to this, the campaign will your michael sussmann, john durham revealing a text message that puts assessments illegible i and writing. >> carley: brooke singman joins us live, good morning. >> the text message coming from the witness in this case former fbi council james baker. his meeting with michael sussmann 2,016th is what sparked allegations of a connection between the trump organization and russia. the message reads "jim, it is michael sussmann. i have something time sensitive that i need to discuss. do you have availability for a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own, not on behalf of a client or company. i want to help the bureau." they agreed to a meeting where as

she sits on the house judiciary committee.ngresswoman, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning jim, thank you for having me on. >> you heard seven or blumenthal say, for the first time we are talking seriously. his words. democrats and republicans, we know that john, texas senator, is meeting with chris murphy, along proponent of gun legislation. do you believe that there is potentially a moment here? >> i will believe it when i see it, jim. i will tell you, it is our job to do everything possible to find a path forward on solutions. the republican playbook is something that i think we are all too familiar with. in that story there was a comment about the parties pointing figures at one another. the fact of the matter is, this is not a partisan statement, this is a factual statement. there is only one party in america right now that actually has led and acted on gun violence prevention legislation. that is the democratic party. there is one party in america that has consistently stood in the way of reforming law

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