host: let's give jason hill a chance. guest: i'm not sure what she means by reparations because of drugs. my response would be why would african-americans or people of color, whatever term she is comfortable with using, why have they relinquished control of their communities to these folks? there are communities of color. i will use the word african-american or black because that is the terminology used in this country that have taken their communities back, that have taken responsibility for their communities. 74% of black children born in this country are born to single mothers, the majority of whom are born into poverty. why are we not talking about the fact that the state, through the welfare program, has played a role in descent devising parents , fathers from being fathers, from being married by rewarding single parenthood by glamorizing single households, which is a great predictor for crime committed by black men. i'm not sure how reparations would remedy the gang problem, the proliferation of black on black crime

jason hill talks about the national debate over the teaching of black history and the issue of reparationswashington journal, joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning, on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> conversation now on former president trump's various legal challenges. the various legal challenges of donald trump with hugo lowell.

host: let's give jason hill a chance.i'm not sure what she means by reparations because of drugs. my response would be why would african-americans or people of color, whatever term she is comfortable with using, why have they relinquished control of their communities to these folks? there are communities of color. i will use the word african-american or black because that is the terminology used in this country that have taken their communities back, that have taken responsibility for their communities. 74% of black children born in this country are born to single mothers, the majority of whom are born into poverty. why are we not talking about the fact that the state, through the welfare program, has played a role in descent devising parents , fathers from being fathers, from being married by rewarding single parenthood by glamorizing single households, which is a great predictor for crime committed by black men. i'm not sure how reparations would remedy the gang problem, the proliferation of black on black crime. there

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jason hill talks about the national debate over the teaching of black history and the issue of reparations. washington journal, joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning, on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> conversation now on former president trump's various legal challenges. the various legal challenges of donald trump with hugo lowell. the headline of your latest piece from yesterday -- trumps trial calendar becomes clear. start with the first part of that headline, the trial calendar remind viewers where we are. >> we now have a trial scheduled in new york for march 25 and we have jury selection starting. that's the first concrete date we have. for a long time, we were thinking that the federal january 6 case might be the first one to go to trial. that was originally scheduled for march 4 but because of trumps delay tactics, we are in new york first and now that's on the calendar and trump has an idea about how his legal cases will play out so i think that's a degree of clarity we didn't have. as for the rest of the cases, it will be up to the suprem

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she added that the delegation includes congressmen french hill, jason crowe, abby gale, and mr. the purpose of the visit or planned meetings have not yet been announced. they met and discussed. defense minister rustem umyerov held the first working meeting with the newly appointed commander-in-chief of the armed forces oleksandr syrskyi. they discussed the detailed action plan of our defenders for 2024, the department reported. during the meeting, it was also about setting up the logistics system and on time. meeting the necessary military needs. the focus was on an effective system of rotations and rest of units. special attention was paid to a new type of troops of the armed forces of ukraine, the forces of unmanned systems. on february 8, president volodymyr zelenskyi made important personnel changes oleksandr syrskyi replaced valery zaluzhnyi as commander-in-chief. yesterday he was in charge of the mainland. troops during his long military career distinguished himself in the landmark operations of the russian-ukrainian war, which is known about the new commander in the material of my co

the delegation also includes french hill, jason crowe, abigail spanberger and zaknan, according to the message of the american ambassador. well, let's see what the congressmen brought? well, in the meantime, ukraine is developing a plan in case financial aid from. of the united states will be blocked. bloomberg writes that this plan includes three key elements. the first is expansion selling domestic bonds, raising taxes and cutting spending. and according to the agency, ukrainian officials should propose this plan to the international monetary fund during a three-day visit of its staff to kyiv, which should take place next week. actually, the agency also writes that the main source of funds to replace the american... expansion of domestic government borrowing, ukrainian banks have a high level of liquidity and the government expects them to continue investing in high-yield government bonds, uh, well but we are adding to our broadcast dmytro razumkov, people's deputy of ukraine, mr. dmytro, we welcome you, we are glad to see you, good evening, bye, and we would like to ask you about th

she added that the delegation includes congressmen french hill, jason crowe, abigail spanberger and zach nunn. promoto visits or planned meetings have not yet been announced. they met and discussed the minister of defense of ukraine rustem umerov held the first working meeting with the newly appointed commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine , general oleksandr syrskyi. they discussed the detailed action plan of our defenders for the year 2024, the department reported. during the meeting, it was also discussed about setting up the logistics system and on time meeting the necessary military needs. the focus was on an effective system of rotation and rest of units. special attention was paid to the new species. troops of the armed forces of ukraine, created by the decree of president zelenskyy to the forces of unmanned systems. and in ukraine, an industrial defense committee was created. his main task is to establish systematic work between weapons manufacturers, military leadership and independent experts. prime minister denys shmehal informed about this during the government mee

jason, you were leadership for republicans in the house, chairman of the oversight committee, been on the hillat does his departure mean in november? >> jason: he will be widely applauded for leadership and contributions, particularly in shepherding in conservative justices. i think he lead that effort and if you look at the make-up of the supreme court mostly under trump. this is the right move. republicans need new leadership, i think he is making it at the right time. i appreciate mitch mcconnell for signalling he was going to endorse donald trump. it is no secret the two did not get along, but to come together to fight to win the presidency for republican party is interesting move. >> harris: interesting, too, staying through november. >> jason: that makes sense. >> harris: talk about the heat mcconnell felt recently. >> tammy: he had public elth issues and americans are thinking we need change. trump's popularity is indication that americans are tired of status quo, he represents that, arguments from democrats and republican side about age, that is not always issue. it is associated probl

following his closed door meeting on capitol hill yesterday. jason smith was in the room during the deposition and will join us to tell us what happened. >> bill: we watched this live yesterday. protestors shouting down a mayor in athens, georgia after the murder of a student at the hands of an illegal im grant. this fallout has gathered steam by the day. >> many of the elements -- >> liar. >> liar, >> liar. >> we're here to listen. >> you are a liar. >> we are here to listen. there will be time for questions. veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like foo

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jason smith. he will cut taxes. fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, what can you help us?> reporter: good afternoon, larry. the bill provides $20 billion for border security. it provides shut down of the border after 5000 in a week. house gop is killing the bill. >> are you killing the bill because of political considerations. >> i don't believe the it meets the criteria necessary to solve the problem. that is what we are about here. it is our responsibility to do it. >> reporter: however the bill does provide $650 million to extend the border wall plus the border patrol supports the package. this is why some democrats are exasperated with republicans dismissing the bill out of hand. >> my hope is that people will realize sometimes there is just something that's good for the country even though it might not be good for your political party's leadership and that is the choice a lot of republicans will have to make. >> reporter: gop oklahoma senator james lankford negotiated the bill for the top. he is frustrated that republicans insisted on border security as a condition fo

hill's julian manchester. kevin was talking about the special counsel report there julia, here's what jason chaffetz said abouten we'll see what you think. >> a special counsel is put in place to produce a report for congress so the other big question is, is there a transcript, is there a video, is there an audio? are there extemporaneous notes? what happened during that. >> trace: it's interesting julia because if you release this thing there could be a lot of damaging stuff in there. you know, you could talk about really watching and listening to what the president has to say. if you hold it, it kind of looks like you're hiding something. how do you win this? >> look, i think it's very hard for the biden administration or the biden reelection campaign to deal with this at this point. they are continuing to fight this news cycle that really started with the release of robert hur's reports. and we saw that after that, the white house had -- you know, they responded and then president biden infamously came out in that very impromptu press conference and we had a whole other news cycle about his age. sole i don'

hill for his deposition under oath. >> bill: mike, we wait for that. mike emanuel in washington. >> dana: want to bring in jason smith, republican from missouri chairman of the house ways and means committee. a deposition behind closed doors, we don't have a transcript. what are you able to tell us about this? >> dana, yesterday what we saw out of james biden is that all he focused on was protecting the family brand proofing step-by-step that's what they do best, protect the family brand and sell that family brand all over the world. dana, the family brand is joe biden. we have numerous, numerous whatsapp messages and also emails that came from the i.r.s. whistleblowers that intimately showed james biden along with hunter, tony bobulinski, rob walker and other associates selling the brand to foreigners all over the world. the brand is joe biden. >> bill: just to repeat the quote he gave, i have had a 50 year career in a variety of business ventures. joe biden never had any involvement or any direct or indirect financial interest in those activities. are you saying that's not true? if so, did he lie? >> well, le

jason smith will cut taxes and that's always a good thing in my book. first, let's talk border, fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hillwhat can you tell us? >> good afternoon, the bill provides $20 billion for border security including mandatory shutdown of the border when border agents have an average of 5000 encounters in a week the house gop leadership is classing the bill. >> are you feeling the bill because of political considerations? >> i don't believe the senate bill as i've explained meet the criteria necessary to solve the problem. that's what we are about fear, responsibly to do it. >> the bill does provide $50 million to extend the border wall plus the border patrol supports the package. this is why some democrats are exasperated with republicans dismissing the bill out of hand. >> my hope is people will realize sometimes something good for the country even though it might not be good for your political parties leadership and that is the choice a lot of republican's will have to make. >> gop oklahoma senator james lankford negotiated the bill for the gop. he's frustrated publicans insisted on border securi

jason appelbaum will let us know. coming up a little later in spor tonight is at a home in san francisco's pacific heights. tomorrow, the president will travel to los altos hillsundraiser hosted by a housing developer. earlier today, the president was in los angeles touting his new student loan debt relief program. >> the walnut creek city council is considering changes to how its meetings are run after a man made anti-semitic and white supremacist comments during last night's meeting. currently the public is allowed two minutes to speak on any item, not on the agenda. the city may now consider adding new policies to cut people off if they speak about a non city related issue, and some protesters interrupted a press conference in downtown oakland today demanding the recall of mayor shengtao. >> the mayor was there announcing a $3.5 million grant to expand the city's safety. ambassador program. the protesters say mayor tan has failed the city and that oakland needs new leadership. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. this week we are sitting down with the three front runners in the race to replace outgoing congresswoman anna issue to represent silicon