eastern, jamie raskin will be joined by law professors and human rights advocates for a discussion onivil rights and global law, hosted by politics and prose bookstore. watch live coverage on the c-span now apple or c-span.org. -- c-span now app or c-span.org. sunday, author of all the president's money talks about his committee's 15 month investigation into the business practices of then president biden and members of his family. in this interview, he argues the bidens have benefited financially from corrupt financial dealings involving china and other countries. >> six different banks filed 170 five suspicious activity reports against the biden come up most when he was vice president, and then they were system -- subject of another 50. no bank would file a suspicious activity report against the sun of a prominent politician unless they were darned sure that a financial crime had been

. >> friday, marilyn congressman jamie raskin will be joid by law professors in human rights activist for aour-month civil rights and liberties hosted by politics androse bookstore. you can see a live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, kentucky republican congressman james gomer, house oversight committee chair and author of all the president's money, talks about his committee's 15 month investigation into the business practices of then president joe biden and members of his family. in his interview the representative argues that the bidens have benefited financially from corrupt financial dealings involving ukraine, china and other countries. >> six different banks that filed 170 five suspicious activity reports against the bidens, most of which were while joe biden was vice president of the united states. then they were subject of another 50. let me put that into perspective, no bank would file a suspicious activity report against the son of a prominent politician unless they were darn sure that a financial

host: so jamie raskin, jared moskowitz, jimmy goldman. rep.er: the congressional integrity project with the dark many -- a dark many group that harassed me. they sent out press releases. the press releases were almost always wanted to percent false. the media would take it and run and never question anything. they would say according to the congressional integrity project comber -- comer has no evidence. i wrote in the book that one of daniel goldman's family foundations was partially funding it. after i wrote the book, it came out a few months ago george soros had done $1 million. at the kentucky derby, they flew a plane over the derby all day with a banner that said investigate comer. they would take these mobile trucks and run ads for my district, attack ads about me and my district. they were intimidating. we will be comer -- beat comer. i won by 50 points. the way the investigation and did it was with joe biden pardoning his entire family, so i feel like we were vindicated in the end. host: your district is the first district? western? re

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joining me now is maryland congressman jamie raskin. he's the top democrat on the house judiciary committee and a former member of the house january 6th select committee. he's also the author of the book unthinkable trauma truth, and the trials of american democracy. good morning, congressman. thank you for being here. i want to start with this cr. what are your thoughts around the continuing resolution that speaker johnson has put out yesterday? and have you decided how you're going to be voting on it? >> well, i haven't had the chance to read the details. i just know of congresswoman delauro's reaction. and we, of course, are invested in keeping the government open and not allowing them to continue to. dismantle the government piece. >> by piece. >> which is what they've been doing. so we're going to defend the rights of the federal workers. we're going to vindicate our power. to pass laws and. make sure that the president is faithfully. executing the laws. >> and we're. >> also going to protect our power. over the purse so that the a

last but not least we have congressman jamie raskin who represents maryland's congressional district of us are here across the political spectrum as champions of science. so i wanted to begin my remarks as your last speaker, and i've been given an hour and 48 minutes to complete the program. i wanted to and on a bipartisan note. by invoking our last great republican president, abraham lincoln. [cheering and applause] now, lincoln was a man of science. a man of reason. he was a champion of immigration and immigrants. he was an enemy of the know nothing and he hated conspiracy theory. he was a champion of liberty and union. he was an enemy of the monarchs, the oligarchs, the theocrat, the slave masters and the autocrats. and, if lincoln were here today, he would be here today. [cheering and applause] i've got to say since i'm trying to mark this now, this is my 10th rally since this nightmare started remember my friends, i said somebody with the first rally, remember this, a rally a day keeps the fascists away. [cheering] president lincoln is not here but i came to ask america's greate

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the big >> we will leave this for a discussion with jamie raskin hosted by politics and prose bookstore. live coverage on c-span >> thanks so much to everyone for coming out. this is so energizing to see a room of

congressman jamie raskin. [applause] represents maryland's eighth district in the u.s. house of representatives, where i was lucky to grow up. he's also the ranking member of the house judiciary committee and led the house impeachment proceeding during trump's second impeachment trial. [applause] previously congressman raskin was a three term state senator in maryland, where he also served as majority whip. he also taught constitutional law just down the road from here at american university washington college of law. [applause] and kelly robinson is a pioneering lgbtq+ and social justice advocate, and she is the first black clear woman to run the human rights camp -- queer woman to run the human rights campaign. [applause] the human rights campaign, for those of you who don't already know it, the largest lgbtq+ organization in the united states. and as president, kelly has overseen the mobilization of more than 3 million people to respond to what was already a surge in anti-lgbtq+ legislation and additional recent executive actions as well. she previously was the execu

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jamie raskin's company took $160 million of usaid money just in 2023 alone. sheldon whitehouse's wife got $12 million from usaid money because she has some kind of ocean research company that is just a fraud. they gave $2 billion from climate money to that woman in georgia who ran for governor, stacey abrams. $2 billion. and here's another crazy thing you are not going to hear on the news. our government said fema had no money for those people in hawaii when they were burned out. they didn't have any money for the people in ohio. they didn't have any money for hurricane victims in florida or north carolina but in the time that those things were going on they handed out one $1 billion to illegal aliens, including the roosevelt hotel which is owned by the pakistani government. i have no faith in the media. alec soros and his father just bought hundreds of radio stations, and c-span, you guys are about ready to put a traitor on the air at 9:00, alexander vindman. he leaked trump's phone call to zelenskyy when trump was trying to find out why all those millions f

to be the vast. >> majority of us. >> who defeat. >> elon musk and donald trump. >> congressman jamie raskin, thank you very much for your time. >> rachel. >> lawrence and nicole, let me ask you guys, just responding to congressman raskin there. i take your point, simone, at the very beginning saying a lot of people think you guys aren't fighting hard enough. and he instantly comes out and says, we are fighting hard. and let me give you our basically our message of the night and what we're trying to get across here. but that that's the tension here is that americans, as the congressman was saying, i think, are sliding toward the democratic anti-trump position as the impact of what trump is doing is becoming more widespread. at the same time, democratic base voters just want more and more and more in terms of opposition from their elected officials. >> what's so interesting is whatever image we first put up when we show that room, this is a room full of republicans who were told today to stop meeting with their own constituents, because trumpism is right now, today, more toxic than it's ever

. >> dana: jamie raskin is a democrat from maryland.e is completely watered down the meaning of censure. centering people over heckling. you think they went too far? >> i would've preferred a formal rebuke of al green as opposed to censure vote. censure vote should be pretty rare. that's not what was on the floor. it was a censure vote. it sounds like they are going to try to vote to take al green off his committees. i will vote against that because i don't think we should be meddling in each other's parties. >> dana: if the social media team calls you and asks you to hold a tiny microphone, will you tell your press secretary you don't want to do that? >> i don't want to hold up any microphones. >> dana: i think that's probably a good idea. when you think about another fellow californian of years, democrat gavin newsom, he has a new podcast. basically changing his position incrementally. a you think that's the way back for the democratic party? >> no. i think the way back for the democratic party is to have a platform. for lack of a bet

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jamie raskin's company took $160 million of usaid money just in 2023 alone.heldon whitehouse's wife got $12 million from usaid money because she has some kind of ocean research company that is just a fraud. they gave $2 billion from climate money to that woman in georgia who ran for governor, stacey abrams. $2 billion. and here's another crazy thing you are not going to hear on the news. our government said fema had no money for those people in hawaii when they were burned out. they didn't have any money for the people in ohio. they didn't have any money for hurricane victims in florida or north carolina but in the time that those things were going on they handed out one $1 billion to illegal aliens, including the roosevelt hotel which is owned by the pakistani government. i have no faith in the media. alec soros and his father just bought hundreds of radio stations, and c-span, you guys are about ready to put a traitor on the air at 9:00, alexander vindman. he leaked trump's phone call to zelenskyy when trump was trying to find out why all those millions flo

jamie raskin's company took $160 million of usaid money just in 2023 alone.ldon whitehouse's wife got $12 million from usaid money because she has some kind of ocean research company that is just a fraud. they gave $2 billion from climate money to that woman in georgia who ran for governor, stacey abrams. $2 billion. and here's another crazy thing you are not going to hear on the news. our government said fema had no money for those people in hawaii when they were burned out. they didn't have any money for the people in ohio. they didn't have any money for hurricane victims in florida or north carolina but in the time that those things were going on they handed out one $1 billion to illegal aliens, including the roosevelt hotel which is owned by the pakistani government. i have no faith in the media. alec soros and his father just bought hundreds of radio stations, and c-span, you guys are about ready to put a traitor on the air at 9:00, alexander vindman. he leaked trump's phone call to zelenskyy when trump was trying to find out why all those millions flowe

raskin is in the house. is that right? i don't see him. louder, jamie! jamie! jamie! n question for you representative raskin are you with -- willing to withhold your vote your vote until this crisis is over? >> yes the course. >> the floor is yours. >> thank you for what you are doing. k everybody. i realized a rally at date keeps them away. [cheers and applause] so we had to keep meeting like this. i wanted to start by thanking the incredibly hard-working people of the cfpb [applause] i want to thank the people of the cfpb who have saved the american people more than $21 billion. [cheers and applause] from conmen and scam artists like donald trump. [cheers and applause] you have saved that trends, armed servicemembers, seniors, working class americans, billions of dollars against the institutions that would rip us off. that's what government is supposed to be doing. [applause] if you were saving billions of dollars right now for the plutocrats and the autocrats and the theo kratz, the dictators in the pulleys and the rip off artist they'd be putting you on the board