>> i will tell you john kerry was amazing. john kerry was very, very in tune with the work i was doing. he met with us, he talk with us. secretary granholm was very engaged. so to be fair when the president was himself the were several people on his team who were really watching what we were doing and wanted us to be successful. >> where do you, what do you think the goal is that come for republicans in this of administration? >> such as in case anybody is not totally similar, the duck into a top line. a number of years ago a little concern republicans were not engage in the climate conversation so i did what i would suggest it i should do and i jumped in with both feet. i found the conservative climate caucus to get republicans engaged. people can add it on the back and said you'll get five republicans that will join. i'm to just unitary today ths 87 house republicans that are part of the conservative climate caucus. that answer your question, the role is incredibly important. the reason why is if you have conversation as som

standing here who is not only physically one of the bravest people i've ever known in my life, john kerrypplause] i want to thank you all again, the families, for your service to the nation. and by the way, you the families have had such an impact on all they have done and all the country is doing. we know it's not one single person that does it. no woman or man can go out and do the things they do without the support of family, so thank you, thank you, thank you. and congratulations. let's remember, our work continues. we have a lot more work to do, to keep this going. every time i walk out of my grand pops house, he would yell, joey, keep the faith. my grandmother said no, joey, spread it. let's go spread the faith, ok? god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> please remain in your seats until the president and the president's metal recipients have departed the east room. ♪ ♪ [playing

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or an al gore or john kerry. all of these lunatics. they want this for the entire country.d not elected donald trump, gina would be happening to the power grid? you know what happened to the gasoline and oil in this country? you know what would be happening to us? you cannot treat an industrialized nation this way like it is some kind of a fourth grade science experiment. and yet that's exactly what's going on and costs live in is horrendous. man kind matters. mankind is not second to nature. mankind matters that it's a jobb of politicians and governments. to represent the people. to service the people. not these crazy radical left wing ideologies. i mark: will come back america. we heard their friend newt gingrich the former speaker as you all know, historian. that is why what i an intercom. before we get into a house of representatives document california briefly. california's water shortages electricity shortages run out some blackouts. it's got uncontrollable fires. it's got the highest taxes in the nation the worst regulatory state in the nation. it's got a one-party r

when we negotiated nucle agreement with iran in 2015, john kerry, first senator then secretary of stateused back channel of the sultan of oman who had good relations with both, to get the negotiations going. the famous 1993 oslo accords, which were the only time israel and the palestinians really agreed was done through a back channel. the prime minister of israel, a great man, didn't realize those talks were going on. now in the case of the hostages, we court negotiate directly with iran. they didn't recognize us and we didn't recognize them after the coup that took over so how did we do it? we had to do it through indirect means through algeria and algeria played had in role of being a functioner of taking our offers to the iranians, their offers back. it was never done with the two participant neither same room. warren christopher deserves a lot of credits for that negotiation. he was deputy secretary of state but so does jimmy cart every. again, his attention to detail, which was at one level a weakness but in another a strength. he went into every detail of that agreement. how much

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he wants to kind of mix this and i remember when john kerry got swift voted and it wasn't the fact of going to die with his three purple hearts, silver star, bronze star, but when he was running in00swift voting thing made people say i'm not sure. there are two sides to the story. that's really what trump's ultimately doing saying it was politicized january 6th, that the deep state set it all up. he feeds into conspiracy theories and let's hope that after he gets inaugurated he'll get away from this. if he wants to pardon a few of these people as they look at it, but to do a blanket pardon and to try to turn the thugs of january sixth four years ago into some kind of, you know, public folk heroes, maga superstars would be a great detriment to his presidency and the country at large. >> doug and neal joining us here on january 6th, thank you both. let me tell folks what's coming up. >>> we will not only at the history doug and neal were discussing, but it is to maintain democracy against these type of coup attempts. >>> we prepared a special report on a fact check to arm you with the e

we reached a nuclear agreement which john kerry and president' bob: negotiate with iran which would have boxed in their -- bram for 15 years with. yes, it had flaws in it but it cut 2 thirds of their centrifuges out, it disabled their pew tone yum plant in iraq. he had 24/7 surveillance with cameras. and then president trump when he came into office, withdraw drew, just as he withdrew from the paris climb changes talks and said we're going to do even better with this than obama has negotiated so what did we end up with today, 2024 as we're talking? what did we end up with? iran with 60% enripped uranium when they had to go down to.5% but within two and a half weeks, those sentry funerals had been replaced with the modern centrifuge. the plutonium plant is back up and running. the inspections are more limited so when you withdraw from an agreement that hour predecessor reached, you have problems. let me give you an example. ronald reagan. the land slide. one of the criticisms from the 1980 campaign was our salt 2*r agreement which he said gave too much to the soviets and we didn't get eno

devon archer his, partner, he was college roommate with chris hynes, stepson of secretary of state john kerry, all these men, had all started an investment firm together, public recordings show that april 16, 2014, devon archer meets with vice president biden at the white house. just two days later, on april 18, 2014, is when hunter biden quietly joined burisma. according to public recording. remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom serious fraud office opened a money laundering case into burisma, hunter biden joints the board, and 10 days after hunter biden joining the board, british authorities seizes, 23 million dollars in british bank accounts connected to oligarch owner of burisma, did hunter biden leave the board then? no. british authorities announced it started a criminal investigation in to potential money laundering, did hunter biden leave the board? no, what happened was then only then, did can the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board after the assets offt burisma and his oligarch owner, were frozen and a criminal investigation had begu

ted danson was going to play john kerry.going to play without that it terribly mixed cast givenme the agreement they shoud have larry, curly, and moe butt, one of things that happen this week because of the pope's visit, we have unleashed on us weapons of mass distraction. because this is a week in which portion ofk about what the pope said rather than talking about the fact that hilary clinton conveniently use this week and all of the news going on to quietly say she would not support the keystone pipeline. one more got punch and one or got punch to consumers in this country. we ought to be working on not just exploring hundreds of years of it. we often become the number one exporter of energy but putin, the iranians and the saudis out of the energy e business. we supply pure after issue with energy. in doing that when only upset world of power build nuclear devices and fund to teach tears how to fly into buildings. we start making it possible to have american energy jobs another thing that happens, we make it so that a lot

as we await this moment here inside the cathedral, we've seen john kerry, former secretary of state,mer senator from massachusetts john kerry, arriving there a short time ago, former vice president al gore also there at the cathedral, former vice president mike pence, who has spoke openly about the importance of obviously democracy but peaceful transfer of power in these recent days. commending the vice president harris for certifying the election of donald j. trump. he's there in attendance today. obviously, the president elect, donald trump, is expected to be there as well. you're seeing members of the supreme court, the chief justice, also, brett kavanaugh there, multiple members, in fact, of the high court, justin trudeau, the outgoing prime minister of canada. you can see right there, he announced just in recent days that he would be stepping down amid pressure at home and pressure from the incoming president here in the united states, donald trump putting pressure on canada, threatening tariffs. justin trudeau at the cathedral amid so much news, the vice president elect, j.d. v

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the john kerry johnson. this is i'll just hear a lot from demos are coming up more. you estimate bombs in this house as well. just a 16 days before leaving office present choate buys in the proposed isn't $8000000000.00 on sale. despite the mounting deck, told him guns the 1st time since the full, the assad regime is national flight. so set to resume its syria next week. plus i am, i'm a degrees in how to go about the 10s of thousands of coming when the a record you know, adjusting to live in nigeria, having to be forced from the whole do to fighting between coming with your courses and i'm pursuing eruptions the beginning southern gaza where there's been in these various times in the past few us for these the latest images. dustin from han, eunice, there's several casualties. so being rushed to a nearby hospital. well, central garza is also come on the is very attack. and these 6 palestinians have been killed in the city of down, but not one child is among the dead. that was injured in the attack were rushed to the out extra hospital. at least 66 palestinians have b

and my blood boiled because i was there when john kerry gave a press conference in which he called forwn the violence. and it wanted to say, mr. kerry, maybe you should come and see what i'm seeing. because what i'm seeing is at this. hamas is putting children and unarmed women in front of their weaponry. the israelis are putting their weaponry in front of the children and the women trying to protect them. there is not an equivalency here. this is not saying this. this is not about both sides trying to somehow calm down. this is about one side trying to murder innocent people and another side trying to protect their families as they have a god-given right to do. i realize that for the past several years there has been both on the democratic and republican side the notion that we would be able to achieve new east peace by something called a two-state solution. i want to be a record and in no, this would not be something that be agreeable to some of you because there are many republicans who think that the two-state solution is, in fact, a solution. i consider it no solution whatsoever.

they did the same thing 2004 did which john kerry and they try to stop trump with english media peopleiticos came. they tried to interfere with in ey ithe affairs of ukraine and d to stop benjamin netanyahuhe election. they always like to interfere in people's government.g they are projecting that onto elon musk mount think he's interfering at all that just commenting. but too an them, that is what ty are doing and projecting vulnerabilities onto him. : victor this is breaking right now bloomberg ist saying chinese officialsok are evaluating for sale at tiktok u.s. ops to elon musk for the app gets banned and they united states.god. my gosh! oh, man, okay. the heads are exploding across d e globe! okay, i bet there are a lot of people interesteand in finding kevin o'leary's group and some others. but he just wrote the check, victor. >> the world is coming to an end. tiktok must be sold and the next thing we know how detailed the hostages will be released and syria falls apart, iran and its all this merry band of helpers, i guess. >> laura: factor, i have toor t ask you quickly, victor,

. >> bees to have something called the monroe doctrine think john kerry another failed secretary of state is an arcane belief we don't believe in that anymore basically simply put was things are going on on our hemisphere of the business of the united states united states will take whatever steps necessary anywhere in our hemisphere to protect the united states as interest economic, military and geographic. communist chinese have a basis abasis andhave docs in all kinds throughout south and central america, do they not? >> they have 48 port facilities throughout latin america and the caribbean. they are building embassies in small caribbean stage which are gigantic. we know it they are doing there. so, throughout the region there more influential than the united states is. we can see that the way biden was treated in november and peru. xi jinping got a red carpet treatment. biden was humiliated throughout that meeting and that shows you how important china is to these countries how unimportant we are. mark: for the viewer out there and even for me this is so daunting. we look at the islam

devin archer was college roommates with chris hines, stepson of secretary of state john kerry. all three men, hunter biden, devin archer, and chris hines had all started an investment firm together. public records show that april 16, 2014, devin archer meets with vice president biden at the white house. just two days later, on april 18th, 2014 is when hunter biden quietly joins burisma, according to public reporting. remember, this is just one month after the united kingdom serious fraud office opened a money laundering case into burisma. hunter biden joins the board. and not only 10 days after hunter biden joins the board, british authorities seized $23 million in british bank accounts connected to the oligarch solcevsky, the owner of burisma. did hunter biden leave the board then? no. the british authorities also announced that it had started a criminal investigation into potential money laundering. did hunter biden leave the board? no. what happened was then, only then, did the company choose to announce that hunter biden had joined the board, after the assets of burisma and

they did the same thing in 2004 with john kerri. they sent people in to help them.p trump with english media people and politicos came. they really kind of interfered in the affairs of ukraine. they interfered -- they tried to stop the netanyahu re-election. they always like to interfere with in other people's government and they're projecting that on to elon. i don't think he is interfering at all just commenting to them that's what they do and projecting their only vulnerabilities on to him. >> laura: bloomberg is reporting that chinese officials are evaluating potential sale of tiktok's u.s. ops to elon musk for the apt gets banned in the united states. oh my god. oh, man. okay. the heads are exploding across the globe. okay? i thought there were a lot of people interested in buying it. kevin owe lehry's group and some others, he is stroke the check, victor the world is coming to anenned tiktok wants to be sold and next thing we know the hostages are going to be released, syria falls apart. iran is terrified and it's all the coming of donald trump and marry bound

i think that's something that, as you look at those in the room, former secretary of state john kerryillingness to seek piece through diplomacy. >> lesley stahl, so much too what you have pointed out is there is this view of a failed carter presidency, and yet so much was accomplished. >> so much was accomplished. for one sec, norah, i'd love to p play off something that doug said, which was that jimmy carter won the nobel peace prize. i asked him when he was 85 years old what he was most proud of when he was president. i'm going to read you what he said. he said, i'm most proud that every one of those 52 hostages that were taken by iran came home alive. i'm proud that we went through four years, his presidency, without ever firing a bullet, never dropped a bomb, never launched a missile. and he said presidents' images are enhanced by going to war. he said, i didn't go to war, and that may have been one of the reasons that people didn't celebrate me as much, but it's what i'm most proud of. he deserved that peace prize for many reasons, but this is what he thought himself was the most

i think br people see that -- >> john kerry said as preview to apartheid. other piece is his environmentalism. when he put the solar panels on the white house -- >> who took them down? >> reagan. my mom didn't. we did it in our house because we were trying to do -- you know, go along with what carter was doing. my mother believed in it. he was ahead of his time in terms of things like climate change. >> the sweater hurt him. nobody wanted a sweater. i have thought it was beautiful at the church today, beautiful national cathedral. when they played hail the chief, how ironic. that beautiful music. he never allowed that be played when he became president. he said this is too imperial. i am not coming in like that i am carrying my clothes over my shoulder. all that stuff. he said the american people didn't like it. they wanted more of that. they wanted a little more, but there is a limit to it. he said they want a little more of that. now we have a president coming into office who is behaving like the big powers before world war ii. the germans and japanese. w

you were part of john kerry's team when he was secretary of state. you were undersecretary of state negotiating that iran deal, which was one of the most extraordinary diplomatic breakthroughs of my lifetime. that was then junked by a donald trump president, talked today about iran being weaker now at the end of his presidency than at the beginning. >> there's no doubt about that. >> look at what has happened. >> hamas has been pushed back. hezbollah has been pushed back. assad had to flee syria. >> all of the proxies of iran, all of the proxies, quite frankly, of russia as well, because they had stakes in all of these areas are weaker today. >> and so iran is weaker. their economy is staggering. they try to attack israel. israel was well defended in thanks to the united states from all of our support for their defensive systems. and as a result, i think the negotiating table is set. if donald trump wants to use it. and ironically, the foreign minister of iran is abbas araqchi, who was my counterpart during those negotiations. >> he knows this deal q

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and, you know, at one point when john kerry was recognized, he, like, tapped his heart and, and and pointed to her to sort of emphasize the importance of her role. but at the same time as we were just talking about, you know, um, the work of the january 6th committee really didn't ultimately change many minds. and a lot of democrats had hoped that that would, you know, help tip the election in their favor. but it is, uh, i think that president biden does feel that some of these final acts need to recognize the people who did stand up to trump. >> it's not just that, though. i think biden there's no love lost between biden and trump. and i think biden and his final days is using some opportunities to take shots. he seemed to be making comments when he was eulogizing, um, jimmy carter and saying different things about how, in ways that seemed like they were digs at donald trump's character and leadership. but the other is also how donald trump handled the new orleans attack, saying, oh, we're not going to jump to assumptions. and so i think that this is also just a few last shots that he gets

>> i will tell you john kerry was amazing.john kerry was very, very in tune with the work i was doing. he met with us, he talk with us. secretary granholm was very engaged. so to be fair when the president was himself the were several people on his team who were really watching what we were doing and wanted us to be successful. >> where do you, what do you think the goal is that come for republicans in this of administration? >> such as in case anybody is not totally similar, the duck into a top line. a number of years ago a little concern republicans were not engage in the climate conversation so i did what i would suggest it i should do and i jumped in with both feet. i found the conservative climate caucus to get republicans engaged. people can add it on the back and said you'll get five republicans that will join. i'm to just unitary today ths 87 house republicans that are part of the conservative climate caucus. that answer your question, the role is incredibly important. the reason why is if you have conversation as some

trump got than john kerry less than mitt romney than hillary clinton less than al gore. trump then proceeded to lose the house of representatives in 2018 to lose the presidency by 7 million votes in 2020, to lose the senate. of his insistence on making the senate a referendum about 2020. he won in 2022. the republican party, the worst midterm up and down the ballot for the out since the 1930. it's really because it's not they do so badly in the house of representatives and. lose a senate seat and lose to governorships. they lose four state legislative chambers. i don't think that has happened since since the thirties for the out party. and i think they're heading toward driven as much by abortion as by trump's personality, heading toward another shellacking in 2024. and i think at some point they it's not that these defeats are not collective security and free trade, but the kind of people will and the kind of lessons learned will be strengthening for the people who believe in collective security and free trade. i hope that's okay. yeah. would just like to ask a little b

i will tell you john kerry was amazing. john kerry was very in tune with the work that i was doing. he met with us and he talked with us secretary granholm was engaged so to be fair to present was in himself than there were several people on his team who were watching what we are doing and making sure we were successful. what do you think the world was for that for republicans and the administration? >> in case everybody's not familiar with it a number of years ago there was a concern that the republicans were engaging in a climate conversations i a climate conversations i do whatever but he suggested i should do and i jumped in with both feet. i founded the conservative climate conference to get republican engaged who patted me on the back and said he will get five republicans to join him here to tell you today there are 87 house republicans part of the conservative climate caucus and taint your question the role is incredibly important and the reason why did you have a conversation that something is significant and policy and out thank you can separate climate policy from energy p

that it was the unthoughtful interference in afghan elections, comments by holbrook, the way that john kerry so publicly negotiated that deal between karzai and abdullah that really eroded the u.s.'s ability to have any credibility around elections being what we said they were. and this is purely an afghan-led process. and i think what this meant was afghans all watched this ordinary afghans sort of watched this first-hand and oftentimes i think they gave the u.s. government and international community much more credit than they tee served. they assumed that the u.s. government was somehow doing some of these things intentionally even when it was unintentional. and you would often hear and i know you've heard many times the taliban are a bunch of rural fighters, the u.s. is the most sophisticated military in the world how could the u.s. not defeat the taliban? and that to many, many afghans, was evident that the u.s. wanted to be there and was intentionally losing the war and to keep a toe hold in afghanistan and that undermind our legitimacy and the legitimacy of our afghan partners. >> tha

and you see on your screen that's former senator john kerry. washington. there is the motorcade just starting now its journey across-town to the washington national cathedral. the ceremony is set to start at about 10 a.m. eastern time. linda, detroit, michigan, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to express my condolences to jimmy carter's family and my appreciation for c-span for all it does for us, keeping us informed. i most would like to say that jimmy carter was a great humanitarian and that he loved all people, including the black people in urban communities. he helped out most urban communities in this country. we are not aware of the money he spent in detroit, michigan. we received almost -- we received over $1 million after our communities were bulldozed down and he was there to assist us and help us. he expressed great love for our people. that's all i'd like to say. host: tom in buffalo, new york. you're next. caller: great. as soon as i heard carter died, i needly said i'm going to pull out that old v. c.r. tape, april, 1990,

kerri, i'm sorry, i have some bad information. maybe they sound the same. >> john: they said kerri is not available. she is gone for a time. >> dana: she was our person inside the courtroom and how long this portion took. so that our viewers at home can understand what's happening. they are reviewing documents right now. this is typical in a courtroom, jonathan turley? >> yes, it is. you know, they go through the probation report. i have been on the defense side of these cases. and everything else that follows is hardly what we normally see. usually when your client stands up ultimately to address the court, there are common references to being redeemed, to showing your past good deeds, your future plans. that's not what followed this standard step. you had a defendant here who knew he was not going to be sentenced to jail who used the opportunity to really confront the judge as to what occurred in this case. and to go after some of these -- >> dana: we'll take a moment to listen back in. >> state prison to a variety of non-incarceration sentences. in the court's j

. >> john: let's bring in kerri or urbahn. they ruled 5-four against him. >> that's right but the four conservative just iss said they would have requested the stay. i have to tell you, it is cold and windy down here and that may be the reason why there are not nearly as many press and people as were here during the trial or maybe it's because people realize that this really shouldn't be happening. if you recall, the district attorney alvin bragg in this case manipulated the statute of limitations to revive the case. converted misdemeanor to felonies in a way that's never been done before in the history of new york and -- and so sorry, i lost the sound for a second. >> john: we still have you. >> sorry about that. yeah, i got you. so anyway there are a number of people who did not think this should be happening including legal scholars across the board and donald trump did have a muted response to the supreme court decision that occurred last night. he may be playing the long game knowing the decision is likely to get back bef

and you see on your screen that's former senator john kerry.de the national cathedral in washington. there is the motorcade just starting now its journey across town to the washington national cathedral. the ceremony is set to start at about 10 a.m. eastern time. linda, detroit, michigan, good morning. >> good morning. i wanted to express my condolences to jimmy carter's family and my appreciation for c-span for all it does for us and keeping us informed, but i most would like to say that jimmy carter was a great humanitarian and that he loved all people, including the black people in urban communities, he helped out most urban communities in this country and we're not aware of the money he spent in detroit, michigan. we received almost-- well, we received over a million dollars after our communities were bulldozed down and he was there to assist us and help us, he expressed great love for our people and that's all i'd like to say. >> tom in buffalo, new york. you're next, tom. >> oh, great. yeah, as soon as i heard carter died i immediately sa

and in both john kerry and and president bush rejected the public funds because, they didn't want to be bound by any limits. so enormous amounts of money flooded in from special interest groups and others. and that's been part of the change. speaking of gerald, when was the last time you talked with him? about last month? i called every now and then. sometimes i don't bother him. and and when he calls, he doesn't bother me personally. if we're traveling or something, i talk to his staff members who give a report on his physical condition and. i the last reports i've got have been very good. next call, belgrade, montana. i president carter. my first off, my dad, like a nuclear engineer under admiral too. i just want to say that right. but i want to thank you for that book our endangered values. what changed my life and how i at things. but my question is in regards to cuba and our future relations with because you know i was watching the united nations general assembly and it seems like only three countries support the embargo the united states israel and sweden or something that. and

kerri urbahn joins us. they immigration democratic governor of massachusetts appears to be rethinking all of that. johnreports." we will see you in a spiritual. >> kayleigh: president biden has two weeks in office and recent survey from gallup poll shows 54% of america hold poor view of biden's time as president. you see them at, the poll found biden second lowest in terms of net positive read spirit of the great irony here, bill "washington post" article where the staff is telling to people history will remember biden kindly and a survey has him as the 14th best president as according to ivory tower. tilt speak over time things tend to improve with reputation and the best piece of "the washington post" was that. this was a slam-dunk. after a lifetime of noble service code you he will be cheaply remembered like so many of his generations and a man who did not know when to eat, wow! >> kayleigh: he did an exit interview on usa today and this passage stuck out and do you believe you could have won in november? it is presumptuous to say that but i think yes based on polling. little diligent there and do y

john: that is certainly the way he sees it. we will see what the supreme court does and we will hear from them in the next 48 hours. kerri it was a very good news conference. honestly, i think they have come a long way, meta and facebook and i washed it and it was impressive. >> sandra: med drop fact-checking program so free speech aching a comeback. university avenue office chair shellenberger is on deck and will react. >> john: plus, catastrophic wildfires raging across california but two people dead and many displaced. people in desperate need of early. the executive director of the american red cross in los angeles on deck coming up next. hear a joke. >> once it has entered the building usually if we have a structure fire, that takes four, five, six companies to be able to put that out. there isis not enough personnelo take care of that type of fire. . only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. 30,000 followers tina in a boutique hotel. or 30,000 steps tina in a mountain cabin. ooh! booking.co