[applause] strong like indiana steel. we are number one in the country for steel production, part of our rich heritage. and we are also becoming a magnet for the industries of the future, such as hypersonics, microelectronics, cyber, solar, drones, quantum computing, advanced manufacturing, plant genetics, and battery technology. i could go on and on, so i will. for example, we are putting new energy in new energy. more and more solar projects are cropping up all across our state. after i visited tel aviv last year, doral renewables announced they were building the largest solar farm in the united states on 13,000 acres in starke and pulaski counties. eventually, it will generate enough electricity to power hundreds of thousands of homes, all by cultivating the sun. thank you, nick, for your confidence and incredible investment in the state of indiana and our people. [applause] these industries make indiana the shiny new buckle on what used to be referred to as the old rust belt, and to keep this momentum going, we need t

this isy our time indiana. just for today but decades to come and that my friends is exactly what we're doing. thank you and god bless our great state and each and every one of you. [applause]

. >> next, senator todd young of indiana discusses the u.s. response to the russia-ukraine conflict. this 20 minute interview is hosted by hunt bone news. -- punch bowl news. >> good tuesday morning. thank you for joining us for our first punch bowl news pop conversation of 2022. we are going to be joined shortly by senator todd young. the republican in indiana to talk about the world, the latest on you sica and much more. a big thank you to my card for partnering with us to make this event possible. after our conversation with senator young, i will build -- i will be joined by the executive director of global --. just a reminder, follow us on social media on all platforms at punch bowl. let's get started and work -- and welcomes senator young to the virtual stage. >> good morning. and thank you for having me. >> you are a graduate of the naval account of the -- the naval academy, i wanted to come to you first with this question, do you think president joe biden should send u.s. troops to eastern europe? >> without delay. i think whatever can

. >> up next, senator todd young of indiana discusses the u.s. response to the russia-ukraine conflict. he also talked about immigration reform, the beijing winter olympics, and in 1887 law governing how congress counts votes. >> good tuesday morning. i'm the ceo and founder of punch bowl news. thank you for joining us this morning for our first top up conversation of 2022. a big thank you to macron for partnering with us to make this event possible. after our conversation, i will be joined by the executive vice president of mobile operations for macron for a fireside chat. just a reminder to follow us on social media on all platforms at punch bowl news and feel we to share conversations -- feel free to share conversations. with that, let's get started and welcome, senator young, to the virtual stage. us on social media on all platforms at punch bowl. let's get started and work -- and welcomes senator young to the virtual stage. >> good morning. and thank you for having me. >> you are a graduate of the naval account of the -- the naval academy, i

louis and kansas city in all parts of missouri, florida, indiana. so it is a crisis.dministration is not giving it any serious thoughts completely open up the southern border. and these drugs and pencil in particular are particular deadly. finding their way into our communities. and that's what so important estates to find solutions that's what we join the texas remain in mexico is what we filed a lawsuit to finish the border wall. there is a lot more to do but certainly the solution is not opening up the southern border, moving people in the middle of the night allowing illegal immigrants to travel with arrest warrants. this stuff is crazy. we need to call it out and do something about it. but you've been real successful severe lawsuit you been suing this administration over the mask mandate as well? >> the administration does not respect the rule of law as we figure out their process with power, and they want to fundamentally transform this country. so in our system of federals in the states created the federal government via the government of limited powers, securi

banks: i thank my colleague from the great state of indiana. she and i both agree that hoosiers are sick and tired of this leadership or lack thereof that we've seen from president biden over the last year. next i will yield to the ranking member of the house education committee, a great mentor and colleague, dr. virginia foxx. ms. foxx: i thank my colleague from indiana for holding this special order tonight and calling attention to the problems of the past year. i could use many words to describe president biden's first full year in office, but the one that comes to mind immediately is incompetence. there's a blueprint for the economic and societal ruling that has stabbed america in its back for a year. this administration is the architect of that blueprint. inflation has skyrocketed to its highest level in 40 years. job creators have faced innumerable setbacks that have threatened their livelihooded. the ever-growing federal bureaucracy has metastasized like a cancer. parents have been targeted by the f.b.i. and d.o.j. in what can only be de

for the first top up conversation of 2022 joined shortly and the republican of indiana to talk about the american and much more. and to partner with us to make this possible after a conversation with senator you i am joined by the executive vice president of global operations for the fireside chat. please feel free to share about today's conversation. welcome senator young to the virtual stage. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> and punch bowl news that the biden administration will be briefing staffers and with the naval academy and former marine officer. so>> do you think president biden should send troops to eastern europe? so i think whatever can be done to the stat established deterrence in short order. it is unclear because vladimir putin is very good at being unclear and unpredictable. when and invasion might occur and to the extent that we can arm the ukrainians to deter such an invasion and with those neighboring allied countries to lend further deterrence. that is prudent rather than waiting until after the fact. >> there are some calls for preemptive sanctions on

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you got to understand, gary, indiana, was a new town at this time. it was founded in 1905.d build in gary, indiana, a brand-new kind of school -- >> start from scratch. >> start from scratch. their motive was a corporate motive to train students for jobs. ♪ ♪ >> basically, it was to make them more useful and practical citizens. if you remember, what were the ancient greeks trying to do? they were trying to liberate people from having... the idea of a liberal education or a freeing education was to train even a stonemason to be freethinkers. at the took us right back to building a school that taught us how to do a job. ♪ ♪ and so this was the man, william worked, he is the man who was in charge of implementing the gary plan in gary, indiana. >> an admirer of john dewey, used his role as superintendent of gary schools to enact his progressive plan. unlike most public schools of that era which lasted up until the eighth grade, the gary plan was designed to keep its students within its system up until the 12th grade. students were split into two platoons, one study more traditi

indiana scored ten straight points for the lead. dubs down three, 20 seconds left. a few good looks at it but no, no, no. indiana, record of 17-29 came in and handed the warriors perhaps its worst loss of the season. host rockets tonight. >>> gonzaga welcome the dons. how long do they hang? as long as he can do this. usf hung in, trailed by three at the half. bulldogs took the tempo and then the game. bucket and foul, all part of a 12-0 run that gave a 16 point lead, won 78-62. dons record fell to 15-4 after a second loss. give me a menacing st. mary's gale in moraga. a rainbow game tying three from parker brawn, tight second half thriller. a tough one and got it to dropscored on three straight possessions to ice it st. mary's won 73-65. 14-4. stanford men, third ranked arizona last night, pac- 12 battle. poked it away and scored. cardinal turned it over 17 times and dropped 85-57 loss. arizona's record is 15-1. nfl and 49ers who fly to green bay yesterday, only player of note on the injury report is bosa because he remains in concussion protocol. that could change

host: lindsey in bloomington, indiana, democratic caller. caller: hello, c-span, thank you representative. guest: thanks, lindsey. caller: i have a question, you say people without convenience -- vaccines have a right to not have the vaccine but they are filling up our hospital because they're not receiving a vaccine. and the other thing is you're telling people it's only for a vaccine mandate when it's for testing, too, you need to put that in there with that. we need a mandate here in indiana because my granddaughter is being sent to school without a mask, her -- one of her parents is not vaccinated and they're not planning on it because it's a political thing. it's not about their health at all. and i tend to being maybe they just don't understand that the vaccine is good for our country and it would help our inflation if they would vaccine more people. host: ok, lindsey. congressman, your thoughts? guest: again, we go back to a bipartisan covid committee the congress has that was put in place early last year after president biden came to

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if you are in indiana there are three things, concerning me. disenfranchised constituents. a lot of people are not getting a fair break and i am talking about legalized people who have been legitimately registered. somehow because of their race or their party they are still being done unfairly. that is a concern. there is rising food cost. it is amazing how that builds beyond the cost-of-living, the cost-of-living limit for people. the last thing is crime. it is unbelievable how many irresponsible people are getting out of control and there is not enough authority to withstand it. we are going to need to be under martial law if it gets worse. host: when you talk about the crime issue is it something you are seeing in cartersville or is it around where you are living? caller: there is a good part of it here yes. we have a drug issue you would not believe. but it is everywhere else too. host: how was your governor addressing these issues? caller: that is a good question. that is something i have not looked into directly but i am still in the process of -- host: let me bring i

. >> the newlyweds set up housekeeping in central indiana. he became a roofing contractor, and she was a go getting law contract -- the sun from a previous relationship, grew to call scott dad. >> growing up, i didn't really have a father figure. i mean, i slowly and surely i called him down. and 13 years on, all were living a comfortable life together in a nice big house with acreage out in the country. there were vacations in the caribbean soaking in hot tubs, snorkeling with the stingray's island, hopping scott like that. people thought of him as a good time guy. mr. big. if you knew scott, then you would know that he wanted everything to be the biggest and the best. and he kept up on his fitness regimen. he, a former bodybuilder, didn't want to slide into flat. he kept after lisa to stay in shape with him and her best friend from the mall. a woman named leah frazier became lisa's workout buddy. lisa was always conscious about what she was eating, how she was exercising. she would do aerobics. she would do the stair stepper. scott installe

samantha sieber live for us in indiana.sicily. the sea—watch 3 vessel has spent the last week searching for a port that would accept them. the migrants were picked up in five separate operations in the mediterranean. crew members say the group includes more than 200 unaccompanied children. mattea weihe is the head of mission for sea—watch 3. she explains what the process is for disembarking everyone safely. we started the disembarkation process today, but it takes a lot of time, so we currently have about half the amount of people still on board, which is just around 200 people currently. so —— that issue is more of a logistical kind so basically, the people need to have places in hotspots, they need to be registered, need to be put on quarantine ferries and this process takes a long, long time, so basically as soon as they have places for people, we can disembark them and when more places open up, we can disembark the rest. the people are from all different kinds of places. they all fled libya and they all tell us horrible

despite the jam lakers lost to indiana. number two, played the ball on the other side of the net, apparently legal so long as he didn't touch the net. number one, young, a wild move, the star has handles and can score, scored 37 on the first kpix top five plays of 2022. there you go for this morning. speaking of indiana that i voiced over in the highlights, pacers are playing warriors later on today. more of that later on. see you later. >>> 4:57. still ahead, shots fired in san jose. the incident forcing police officers to draw their weapons and kill a suspect last night. >>> first responders calling it a crisis point. long >>> deadly shoot out with police in the south bay. we are hearing from witnesses who saw it all go down. >>> recommendations are set to be released on how to help rebuild paradise after the deadliest fire in state history. >>> a cronic issue worsened by the pandemic. long wait times for ambulances at hospitals in california. >>> vote in oakland moving the stadium project forward this morning. good morni

, and in indiana, they skipped over most of ohio to get to indiana, which is kind of intriguing. they feed on over 70 species of tr trees. people ought to be checking the tree in the ill yan thus trees in their area to see if they can find areas of egg laying this spring and towards the end of the summer is and early fall to see if you see masses of large numbers of these insects gathering, aggregating at the base of the trees. they exude a fluid from the tree which attracts a mold, and even the high bees will go there and collect that so it can foul honey production >> before we go, i only have a few seconds, but murder hornets, they come back in the spring is there concern they're going to be widespread and that bees are in real jeopardy >> they're restricted to the no northwest coast, up in northwest washington state, and even some of the projections if they could spread, do not have them spreading further beyond the western states, but they could become a possible issue over time, not overnight by any means on the west side of the -- the extreme west side of the u.s right now

while a struggling visiting team hit the jackpot against indiana, curry, 44 minutes, 39 points sh-rbgs have been enough. oh there were explosive plays like gary peyton ii, jammed it home. the big fella did not like it. it got him ejected. pacers under man without his top fourscorers got hr-p. the rookie was relentless, scoring 27. pacers by five late, later, up, two, curry saved a turnover and took it in and tied it at 106. then, 10 seconds left, warriors by three, all holiday needed was a look. got it. the former warrior forced overtime. in extra play warriors five point lead disappeared. hitting a deep shot nobody saw coming. scoring 10 straight points for the lead. they are down three, 20 seconds left. curry had a nice look. no, no, no. and indiana record of 17 and 29 came in and handed the warriors, perhaps, its worse loss of the season. 129, 117, golden state looked tired, 129-117, golden state looked tire. >>> college ball, number one conzaga, how long could they hang with the zags? as long as patrick could do this. usf trailed by just three at the half. but the bulldogs took the

in indiana, we launched a $15 brower minimum wage. thank you, may your -- mayor .elly ingram park is hallowed ground in the generational fight for racial equity, in the shadows of the baptist church. it is a place where people came together to find their voice and find their power in the civil rights movement. when you are in the park, you can feel the history, but you can hear the voices of today's heroes, federal contract workers like carolyn morris, a janitor and union steward, and jamie brown, single dad from mississippi who does customer service work for the affordable care act. they spoke up for their families, for their fellow workers and millions of other americans they never met. and our country took another step forward. in new york, i differed -- i visited the new immigrants empowerment community in jackson heights. i met with workers who are leading health and safety training programs funded by osha and the department of labor. i went to detroit with the president and met with gm workers training on new technology. they are building electric cars and tr

they groped indiana to take daisy back home. how was she surviving that whole time?'s amazing. a lot of people helped along the way. is not every day to get the celebrate someone who turns 106. we want to celebrate with dorothy. she's a south philadelphia native and turned 106 on friday. she has a great, great grandmother to one and a great grandmother 109. her secret is serving the lord and her love of big macs. happy birthday, dorothy. you deserve the very best. >> jesus and big macs. i can do that. >> i love it. >> shannon: thank you. that is a fabulous story. good to see you, kevin. we want back here tomorrow night .er so we only pay for what we need. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? only pay for what you need. >> vo: my car is more than four wheels. it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found

mother can indiana, and there are many people on both sides who see that the only way forward is when we all come together under my ideas, under the things that we want to do. i. and so the idea of this committee, this coming together of americans and to builder a better united states, exists in theory, but doesn't exist in reality because both parties have their own agendas and they have diverged the, the used to be said that america, for all its faults. busy was in the end, a nation of centrists, and there wasn't that much difference between the democrats and the republicans. i'm not entirely sure that's true. any more. i think both parties have diverged, and while there is still a middle that tries to pull them together, that still tries to, to move things or, and it doesn't seem that that will happen in election time because to win elections, you have to appeal to your base and in both cases, the pieces are there, whereas the parties, me tend to be more there. there was perhaps a bright spot when we had the infrastructure bill that was passed with bipartisan support. we're for a m

i was now jump to buy at jamaila in terms of copyright, t, indiana. the do you agree with christie olu move down to get her to taylor his gentlemen oscar i think so. call me there are some efforts are tabbing made it but they are not effective. they're not effective because the minister of culture is not very involved. sonic who julius emptied bar enamel. so what you're telling as the afternoon is that in demo of copyright and cultural policies, nothing has been done yet. so that makes you disagree at suitable yet you does it absolutely. there have been efforts by the pretty thought of the current minister of terminus of culture who made the initial plans. but every time in the minister comes in, it doesn't work out. we only start from scratch, define a closet, will we ask ourselves, what's going on? i'd have people r idle sitting on the hands, they're going to walk to micro reform, digital reform massey. thank you very much. now i'm going back to alice homeless should room like lou. they say they support us on copyright issues. i'm going to stay on t

so you see right to work come back to indiana, and republican laws that then say you don't have to pay your union dues and it just goes from there. >> yeah. >> host: yeah, a plant called an which allison transmission which is a very old plant. it had been there a long time and they were hired at the bottom tier. they were earning $14 an hour from 25. it would take them a couple of years to get back up to the top tier. they were union jobs but they were deathly not as well paid. a few people got on at eli lilly which is the pharmaceutical manufacture and they started making medicine. they were paid as well. there was once were paid pretty good. they were paid may be as well as they had been paid. john who i i followed, he's a diehard union man, the grandson of a coal miner. his father-in-law had been an auto worker and he was really, really into the union. and he agonized after the factory closed about whether he should become a steelworker again. he actually finally had a chance to get on in a plant that made him a steelworker again. or go work in hospital. he ended up taking a a lower

so i'm going to or i for now, you are one of the 1st female rapper e, indiana. see you must have had a lot of challenges to get where you are today. can you tell us about dog stickers that you have to face in your car? you have it, your competitor on what? look, i hear this up held premier much, well 1st of all, i think that being a woman in the rap world, which is considered to be less noble than rhumba is already a problem. you see there are men who look at you like, what does this woman doing and wrap up our in my case, i have my family that was there for me even when nobody believed in what i was doing the choir, even when we were called dreamers, valuable at the time, we were just considered crazy people who were getting into something that was out of all a world monty. i double my fan, jim donna now look his john moore. i will now go to miss you. kiss your lulu, your party is willing the country to day. you. how do you support them? sidney? okay, tomorrow no panel. north latan doubled. eliza, good day. it don't go pip. we are taking our time 1st to listen

so gala proffer indiana. at least 60 people are reported to have been killed in an ass strike, but hit a temporary detention center who the rebels say that the saudi led coalition struck the facility and saw the province. the area is a hoot, the stronghold at 11 a rock. he soldiers have been killed in an attack by isolate fighters. it happened a night at an army barracks in the l. a z district north of baghdad. it's one of the worst assaults on the iraq humidity in recent months. ta gardens, in new zealand to come out in big numbers to send aid supplies, home forming saturdays, volcanic eruption and tsunami. more government aid is arriving in tango from new zealand, australia as white hay reports. oakland is the world's largest polynesian city. and tomlins came out in big numbers to support their relatives and friends. back home and aid center has been set up for people to send food, water, and other items to toner, and to show unity and resilience. muffin summer and bring all local country down. you know, pr

the warh i would say one of their worst losses of the season tonight against indiana as their mid seasonnues. how do you break up the doldrums of a long season while about a little home run derby at practice yesterday. clay thompson looking to go deep. look at this catch out there. i can't tell who it was, but nice grab now, back to the game today. fast forward, the fourth gary payton the second big dunc. over goga. but tazi, you've got to see it again as he dunks right over the big fella. but then, but tazi comes over and gives him like a little head nudged so batat c is out of their gets ejected pacers up by two inside of three minutes. i just watched stephan curry on this play. it's just brilliant. tips the ball to himself and then takes it in strong for the reverse layup. little lefty doesn't get the call, but that is just a beautiful, beautiful play curry with 39 points on the night, but it would prove to be not enough against an indiana pacers team. look at that face. that was without their top four scores. but the pacers like i said, wouldn't go away. justin holiday gets free as s

ah yes, music is indiana illusion for music is actually a release from past and future. what each of us does every day as constantly think about what has happened and happen earlier. what will happen, what do i need to plan for? who manages to really always be in the present. but when you make music, and i think also when you consciously listen to music, not just when it's in the background, then you are in the present. you are in this world of the now all the time she got i, it's an incredible flow because for the duration of the music today, it's such a relief not to be able to think about the future or the past again. oh, moments can pass quickly or slowly. 2 2 2 above all time is the subjective sense of duration. 2 2 2 2 go back to beethoven when time fault is. 2 so does melody. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah . 2 2 2 2 2 is it even letting these transition passage to life and the theme hostage are probably similar in length, white as one of them is constantly feel like waiting and the other like arriving. that relationship of tension it's, i is like time that's on may

en el medio oeste, en estados como illinois e indiana, la nieve ha dado paso a un drÁstico descenso enaturas extremas. >> las autoridades advierten a los residentes de no exponerse al frÍo sin la debida protecciÓn. >> el frÍo es insoportable, uno no estÁ acostumbrado a estas temperaturas tan extremas. no sÉ cÓmo hace la gente para vivir su dÍa a dÍa acÁ. >> se anticipa un descenso mayor en el termÓmetro. a las Áreas mÁs afectadas, las autoridades insisten viÉndola los residentes que en lo posible no salgan de sus casas durante este fin de semana. maite: en nueva york las condiciones son otras. damaris, te escuchamos. damaris: la ciudad de new york estÁ casi paralizada. cayeron 12 pulgadas de nieve en varios sectores de nueva york. en long island el doble, 24. con el viento se siente mÁs helada. esta calle es la broadway, muy transitada y estÁ casi vacÍo. ellos han estado trabajando desde ayer limpiando para potreger a las personas. esto todavÍa representa mucho peligro. varios vuelos fueron cancelados. los centros de prueba de covid—19 permanecieron cerrados durante esta tormenta inver

i can tell you in places like indiana, it is being given increased atension to life skills. so many employers are looking for individuals out of high school that have those skills, minimally, and most schools across indiana are starting to get back into making sure that kids come through middle school and high school with these basic life skill sets including financial literacy. thanks for having the hearing. senator casey: thank you. we turn next to senator warren. i want to let senator kelly know he'll be after senator warren. then senator blumenthal. senator warren? senator warren: thank you very much, and thank you for holding this hearing. financial literacy is critical for americans trying to make key decisions like planning for retirement. low income families navigating a thin social safety net that gives them too little help, all education and counseling yot world can't magically make two plus two add up to 10. so i want to start, take a look at supplemental social security income, a part of social security. s.s.i. provides a critical lifeline for eight million low i

can south africa, the beacon cases was very sudden, like i said to decline was also just a southern indiana. and now i imagine that initially, and i hope also in europe that at the end of january on the 1st on days of february, this can happen. tina janai, your prima day got they did, said bly, always so boss sucker did it for now. a green pass shoes you've been vaccinated and allows you into public spaces without one life is pretty limited and those limits are set to tighten. people over 50 have to get vaccinated. those who refuse will soon be suspended from work without pay. miss teacher is so angry, he's gone on hunger strike in protest. all the teachers that refused the of the nation and soul abolished the police man and so on. i have been, i have pushed off the work bus without any retribution. that means without the rise of a feeling the harmony of premium that have it without but the right to live italy states tell from cove it is the highest in the european union. this was the epicenter in europe when the outbreak began in 2020 and to date more than 140000 people have died of cove.

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