josh hawley: okay.ng, could i just ask you, when mr. sund says that you told him you needed to run it up the chain of command, to whom were you referring there? sergeant at arms paul irving: senator, i do not recall a phone call at 1:09 when i was on the floor of the house during the electoral college session. my phone records do not reflect a telephone call at that time. and had i received a call at that time, i had everyone with me. i had mr. stenger, leadership. we would have approved it immediately. so i have no recollection of that call. and neither do i have a record of it. sen. josh hawley: you say, i think, that you spoke with mr. sund later at approximately 1:30. is that right? sergeant at arms paul irving: that is correct, after i left the floor, and on that call, he had indicated to me that conditions were deteriorating and that he might be making a request at a later time. sen. josh hawley: okay. did you then say that you needed to run it up the chain of command or words to that effect? serg

. >> what's been the role of senator josh hawley, republican from missouri?f the leading forces on the right, for sure. he introduced several pieces of legislation that would change the anti- process antitrust process, one would make it harder for acquisitions or to happen across the board, one breaking up google and amazon and facebook, he has been a big reader of this idea to break up these companies often based on this -- i think it is a dubious proposition raising up facebook, maybe get rid of instagram and what's app, i don't think that would solve a lot of problems with these which is more about it made people get unfairly picked up facebook if it did on instagram, it would matter, they would still be kicked up facebook so it's like a weird solution but that is one thing josh hawley pushes. >> elizabeth, could you talk about some of the antitrust cases filed, amazon, apple, google, facebook? >> right now you've got the ftc suing facebook and the department of justice on google and a bunch of generals both republican and democrat joining in on those. the

josh hawley: okay. you, when mr. sund says that you told him you needed to run it up the chain of command, to whom were you referring there? sergeant at arms paul irving: senator, i do not recall a phone call at 1:09 when i was on the floor of the house during the electoral college session. my phone records do not reflect a telephone call at that time. and had i received a call at that time, i had everyone with me. i had mr. stenger, leadership. we would have approved it immediately. so i have no recollection of that call. and neither do i have a record of it. sen. josh hawley: you say, i think, that you spoke with mr. sund later at approximately 1:30. is that right? sergeant at arms paul irving: that is correct, after i left the floor, and on that call, he had indicated to me that conditions were deteriorating and that he might be making a request at a later time. sen. josh hawley: okay. did you then say that you needed to run it up the chain of command or words to that effect? sergeant at arms paul ir

we'll talk to missouri republican senator josh hawley about all of this in just a moment. this occurs as vice president biden welcomes german chancellor angela merkel to the white house as the two countries seek to smooth over relations strained under the trump administration. white house correspondent peter doocy begins our coverage tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening and fresh out of that press conference with the president and the german chancellor where the president updated what we have been hearing from the administration about why, exactly they think people are taking to the streets chanting chant libenter tad. they were upset about rising covid cases down in cuba. now the president is speaking out about the perils of communism instead p will i don't see socialism as a very useful substitute but that's another story. >> pete: the president at that press event called cuba a failed state. he says if he knew that vaccinations could be delivered directly to the people and not to the communist regime, he would send enough or as m

my guest today is senator josh hawley, republican from missouri. senator, welcome to the "washington post." >> thank you. senator, i am looking forward to talking about your proposal to break up the big tech companies in your new book that we wanted to start with the events of january 6th. senator, you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory. you write in your book, quote, to raise an objection to one state during the electoral college certification process. senator, what responsibility do you feel for the cascading events that resulted on january 6th? to voice my constituents concerns about integrity and this is something for the process i used to do that the democrats have used in the three of the last presidential elections every time a president has been elected since the year 2000 they subjected to different states over the presidential elections and the law provides for that as a statute and a rule to the house and senate provides during the electoral certification process for objections

but that's one of the things josh hawley has been big at pushing. peter: elizabeth nolan brown, can you talk a little bit about some of the antitrust cases that have been filed? amazon, apple, google, facebook? elizabeth: yeah, right now you've got the ftc doing facebook and you've got the department of justice doing google, and you've got a whole bunch of state attorney generals, republicans and democrats, joining in on those. they kind of center on different things, but a lot of it -- there's been a big house report that lumps in some of these things last year. one of the things they say is that google has a monopoly on search. they say google also has a monopoly on ad sales. they say facebook has a monopoly on social media. i think that a lot of these are not very well supported propositions, too, because if you look at facebook, millions of people are leaving facebook right now, like all the time. you can go to twitter. you can go to youtube. you can go to read it. you can go to new ones rising up, tiktok. you wouldn't have seen the rise of new

my guestst today senator josh hawley a republican from missouri. senator, welcome to the "washington post". >> thank you. >> senator i am looking forward to talking to a bit about your proposal to break up big tech companies in your new book. but we wanted to start to have the events of january 6. senator, you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory. you write in your book, my sin was to raise an objection to one state currently electoral college certification process. senator, what responsibility do you feel for the cascading events that resulted on january 6? >> listen, i did what i said i was going to join january the sixth which is to voice my constituent concerns about election integrity. this is something by the way the process i used to do that democrats have using three ofia the last presidential elections. in fact every time a republican president has been elected since the year 2000 democrats have objected to 11 different states of those three presidential election of the law provides

my guest is senator josh hawley, senator from missouri. welcome to the washington post. >> hi cat. >> i'm looking at your proposal to break up tech companies in your new book and we want to start with the events of january 6th. senator, you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory. you write in your book, quote, my sin was to raise an objection to one state going the electoral certification process. senator, what responsibility do you feel for the cascading events that resulted on january 6th? >> well, listen, i did what i said i was going to do on january 6th, which was to voice my constituents' concerns about election integrity and this is something the way that the democrats have done in the last three presidential election, every time a republican president has been elected since the year 2000, democrats have objected to 11 different states and the law provides for that, as well as the rules of who us and senate during the electoral certification process for objections and debate, i

. >> host: what's been the role of senator josh hawley, republican from missouri?> guest: he's been one of the leading forces of this on the right virtual. he's introduced introduced several pieces of legislation that would change changet process. one of them would make it harder for mergers and acquisitions to happen across the board. one of them would be breaking up google and amazon and facebook. he's really been a big leader of the psyche that we need to break up these companies, to come often based on this, i think it's a dubious proposition that breaking up facebook, making get rid of instagram and whatsapp. i do think that would solve a lot of the problems that conservatives have but would be more about basic people get -- trump got kicked off facebook. those people would still be kicked off facebook. it's sort of weird solution but that is a sort of thing josh hawley has been big at pushing. >> host: elizabeth nolan brown, could you talk a little bit about some the antitrust cases that have been filed,, amazon, apple, google, facebook? >> guest: yeah. right

my guest today is senator josh hawley, a republican from a missouri. senator, welcome to the "washington post." >> thanks.s. >> i'm looking forward to talking to you a bit about your proposal to break up a big tech companies in your new book, but we want to start today with events of january sticks. senator, you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory. you write in your book, quote, my objection to one state during the electoral college certification process. senator, what responsibility doo you feel for the cascading events that resulted on january sticks? >> will listen, i did what i said is going to do on january 6 which is to voice my constituents concerned about election integrity. this is is something byce the wy the process that he used to do that democrats have used in three of the last presidential elections.ia like every time a republican president has been elected since the year 2000 come democrats objected to 11 different states over those three presidential elections and the law provid

my guest today is senator josh hawley, republican from missouri.enator, welcome to the "washington post." >> thank you. senator, i am looking forward to talking about your proposal to break up the big tech companies in your new book that we wanted to start with the events of january 6th. senator, you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory. you write in your book,

rachel: senator josh hawley and secretary mayorkas sparked about the border crisis with senator josh ster. it's a disaster. and i want to ask you to tell us and tell the american people now what you're going to do to change course? >> first of all, the number of migrants apprehended at the borders began to increase in april of last year. number 2, it's very important to remember that the number of apprehensions, the number of encounters does not equal the number of different individuals encounter. they often are returned and are expelled again. >> your position is that we don't have a crisis at the border and we have no reason to be concerned. >> that's a complete mischaracterization. >> are your policies working at the border? >> the time takes plan to execute and we are doing so. let me say this, what makes the plan more challenging is number 1 covid, but we are working through that. >> this crisis has occurred under your tenure, covid is not unique to your tenure. this is a crisis that you have engineered with your policies. steve: with their policies and their plan. what's their p

joining me now missouri senator josh hawley. senator, thanks for being here.ing someone's text messages than reading someone's private mail? >> it's not any different, pete. and you know, i have to say listening to this it sounds like something out of beijing. we know that the communist chinese party has built this surveillance state and now it sounds like joe biden to the united states of america. getting into our phones now. it's bad enough that they use social media to censor us to spy on us, to shut down speech. but now private text messages. i mean, what's going to happen next? are they going to take away our phones? are they going to tell verizon or at&t or whomever to shut down people's cell service if they text things that the government doesn't like? this is insane. it is unamerican. it's probably unconstitutional. >> pete: that's what i wanted to ask you. how is it not unconstitutional considering any number of the amendments and the bill of rights that the government could do this? there has got to be an avenue to challenge this or is this something

missouri senator josh hawley says democrats are sending mixed messages and it could back fire. people will say whoa. >> so you're telling me the vaccines are really effective will and i'm not going to get one. so i think this is a mistake. but speaker pelosi wednesday is standing by. new rules to say that wearing a mask is not based on science. i think if it is not. >> and even after a meeting with the capitol physician leader mccarthy said he stands by his initial position. that will be dyed administration will be taking things a step for tomorrow will be requiring all federal employees to either get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> all right, raquel coming up after the break, a shocking shakeup in oakland today which players now on their way to miami. and getting ready to go back to school already. yeah. well, it's time to start shopping for supplies why you might run into some shortages as you're checking off your school supply list. yeah. but you may have more money in your pocket for that school shopping when gas

senator josh hawley on his book, the tierney of big tech.rt a conversation on winners and losers from e-commerce with the author of the book, fulfillment. book tv tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. ♪♪ >> secret service was founded in the aftermath of the assassination of abraham lincoln but it wasn't until the death of john f. kennedy the presidential production service began to get closer attention from the american people. the reporter on the secret service for the washington post in 2012, in the prologue of her new book, zero fail, she writes that she started her coverage on the scandal in which agents brought prostitutes to their hotel rooms while making arrangements for president obama to visit in columbia. we talked about her in-depth book in her new book, subtitled rise and fall of secret service. >> this episode of note with, was sent back c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcast. ♪♪ >> author eric the career of elon musk in the history of his rocket company, spacex in his new book, click off. the bookshop i

missouri senator josh hawley says democrats are sending mixed messages and it could back fire. people will say whoa. >> so you're telling me the vaccines are really effective will and i'm not going to get one. so i think this is a mistake. but speaker pelosi wednesday is standing by. new rules to say that wearing a mask is not based on science. i think if it is not. >> but even after today's meeting with the capitol physician leader mccarthy said his positions still stands now. tomorrow. we'll see biden administration take things a step further will be requiring all federal employees to either get vaccinated or get tested regularly for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. all right, raquel, so we see what's going on in the house. what action news the senate taking on mask said to try to protect its members. >> well, unlike the house bill instead be having a recommendation to wear mask and that is definitely call the frustration for house republicans who say that's confusing and isn't fair. you know, they share one building half the building will have a mandate to wear

missouri senator josh hawley says democrats are sending mixed messages and it could back fire.> so you're telling me the vaccines are really effective will and i'm not going to get one. so i think this is a mistake. but speaker pelosi wednesday is standing by. new rules

reporter and author of the technology later the technology lit up in my guest today is senators josh hawley a republican from missouri. senator welcome to the "washington post." >> thank you. >> senator i'm looking forward to talking to you a bit about your proposal to break up big tech companies in your new book but we want to start with events at january 6. senator you were the first senator to object to the certification of joe biden's electoral college victory writing your book quote my -- was to raise the objection of one state during the certification process. senator what responsibility do you feel for the cascading events that resulted on january january 6? >> listen i did what i said i was going to do on jenner's six was to voice my concerns about election integrity misses something by the way the process that i used to do that the democrats have used in three of the last presidential elections and in fact every time a republican president is elected since the year 2000 democrats have -- over those presidential elections or the law provides for that as well as the rules of the hous

we have a short video from another center who is fighting, senator josh hawley. will watch that envy on to some of our other guests. thank you. sen. cruz: thank you. sen. hawley: hey everyone, josh hawley hear from the state of missouri. thank you for inviting me to be part of this event and part of this conference. is great to be with you. i know many of you, most of you, i think, are college students and this is not been an easy time to be a conservative on america's college campuses. it was not that easy when i was doing it -- let's not count the years, you know, a number of years ago. and i know it has gotten even harder and i bet this last year has been particularly challenging committee even depressing for all of you -- many of you and i want to encourage you that what you are doing is worth doing taking a stand is worth it. you can make a difference for the future of our country. i would go further than that and say you are vital to making a difference for the juror of the country. few want to see our country change, our country be put back on track, our c

josh hawley gets his thoughts on social media and tech companies have on free speech written a book about it, "the tyranny of big tech". interviewed by the washington post. >> welcome to washington post light, i'm a tech policy reporting author of the technology newsletter printed my guest today is high-fiving republican authority, center welcome to washington post. >> thank you predict. >> i'm looking forward to talking to you a bit about your proposal with big tech companies and in your new book but we wanted to start today with the events of henry six. senator you are the first senator to object to the certification it of joe biden's electoral college victory you write in your book, i was to raise an objection in the electoral college certification process. senator, brought responsibility do you feel for the events that resulted on january 6th. hawley: lesson, i did what i said i was going to do on january 6 which was to voice my constituents concerns about election integrity. this is something by the way, the process that i used to do that the democrats abused in three of the last pre

people like josh hawley get book deals. other people get off ed's. --n o -- other people get op e'' s. and take this down, take down all the stuff. what you think congress can do to make sure a conservative voice has this era for better or worse? if they have this much power, --? sen. cotton: thanks for your service. thanks for referencing fun times last summer when i got the editor of the near times fired for running my op-ed. [applause] again, all i said was something that had i think 60% approval from the american people at a time when we were having rides in our streets for days on end. which is, order has to be restored now. if the police are not allowed to do it you have to call in the national guard to put down violence or disorder. than your times rent it and you would have thought -- the new york times ran it and you would have thought the place melted down. all the precious kids had their hair on fire. the editor did get fired. the new york times never corrected the op-ed in a factual way, they just said it did not live up to their standard

. >>> next republican senators ted cruz and josh hawley talk about the future of the republican party and how to motivate a new generation of conservatives. they spoke at an event hosted by the phyllis schlafly eagles. >> welcome back it's the 28th annual phyllis schlafly eagles collegiate summit. our second year virtually. next year we'll be back in person, this is not as much fun. we're glad to be here, two years in a row, ted cruz has come by to be with us, very kind of him. he's always been generous. there was lots of things i can list about ted cruz. one thing people forget, i remember this, he was arguing cases before the supreme court and the appellate courts as solicitor general in texas in the middle of all these things, all these fights happening now in our public life he was litigating indicates at the highest levels up and down. what is most exciting in the last 24 hours, again ted cruz was able to do something and the left goes bonkers. he said the pledge of allegiance on flag day and they went crazy. thanks for being with us. >> the left is so predictable how they trigge

senator josh hawley. we will watch that and then we will be on to some other guests. >> thank you. >> thank you sir. >> hey everybody here josh hawley from the state of missouri, thank you so much for inviting me to be part of this event, to be a part of this conference. it's great to be with you. you know i know that many of you, most of you, i think our college students and this has not been an easy time to be a conservative on americas college campuses. it wasn't that easy when i was doing it but a number of years ago, but i know that it's gotten really harder. and i know this last year has been particularly challenging, maybe even depressing for many of. you i just want to encourage you today to let you know that what you're doing is worth doing. and taking a stand is worth that, and that you can make a difference for the future of our country. and i would say that you are absolutely vital to making a difference. you want to see our country change, if you want to see our country be put back on track.

. >> next missouri republican senator josh hawley gives his thoughts

reporter and author of the technology later the technology lit up in my guest today is senators josh hawleyepublican from missouri. senator welcome to the "washington post." >> thank you. >> senator i'm looking forward to talking to you a bit about your proposal to break up big

. >> this from senator josh hawley. the biden administration is using facebook to impose its covid-19 speech code. social media platforms are arms of the federal government and the biden white house. let's talk about this now. cnn political commentator anna navarro and jeremy wright. i want to start with you. you think this effort by the white house to combat disinformation and misinformation won't work. why? >> first off people keep saying the biden administration is cracking down on big tech and facebook. what they are doing is just using facebook and big tech to crackdown on the free speech of millions of americans who have con concerns. the first thing we ask, what is leading people to flock to misinformation. i think the root is a lot of people distrust government. as a student of history, i can see where they are coming from in a lot of this. a way to combat that is us talking to peaople, reaching ou to community. i'm vavaccinated. when the biden administration makes it their aim to crack down on free speech and g

senator josh hawley of new missouri is going to try.t gets federal funding to ensure that the children read the nation's founding documents, the constitution, the pledge of allegiance, the bill of rights. makes sense, they are not reading. thanks so much for coming on. i'm sure you are going to be mocked for this but you aren't supposed to notice they are wrecking the country starting with our kids. tell us why you think this is necessary. >> the misinformation that the left is spreading across our schools saying that america is a racist country, we are systemically evil, not true. we are a great nation and liberators. it's time to reclaim the and teach our children who we are, who they are. that's why of my bill will say if the school district gets federal money you need to teach kids the basic truth about the country. the truth of rights, pledge of allegiance, visitor the things being the documents express the ideals of the united states americans. you must replace the lies with the truth and that's what i'm trying to do. >> tucker: i

what it josh hawley had that power etc.?where is i as much as any one want the horror off the internet i'm very concerned about the solution being far worse than the problem. >> there are people who talk a lot about cancel culture, political correct is and this is a reaction to a movement that is understandably worried about hate speech. >> they are all woven together. >> what do you think of that term cancel culture and political correctness and the impact it's having on academia? >> the latest example of cancel culture that i have seen came out yesterday out of the kentucky derby. that horse medina spirit flunked a drug test and the owner of the horse is pretty mad. he said cancel culture. what does that have to do with the? >> nothing. cancel culture is terms like politically correct or woke in their terms that are bleached of all meaning and even the word unconstitutional. they are unconstitutional. we use these terms to label things and developments that we don't like. >> on the other hand there's a renewed concerned ab

then senator josh hawley on his book the tyranny of big tech. also the winners and losers of e-commerce, with the author of the book fulfillment. book tv tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >>> the secret service was founded in the aftermath of the assassination of abraham lincoln. it wasn't until the death of john f. kennedy that the presidential protection service began to get closer attention from the american people. the reporting of the secret service for the washington post began in 2012. in the prologue of new book, there was a scandal of agents bringing prostitutes to their hotel rooms while making arrangements -- [inaudible]. we talk with the author in the new book subtitled "the rise and fall of secret service". >> listen at c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcast. >>> the longest serving nasa flight director reflected on his life and career during this conversation at the virtual 2021 tucson festival of books. he wrote shuttle houston, life in the center seat of mission control. >> today for the panel shuttl

then senator josh hawley on his book, "the tyranny of big tech." also a conversation on the winners and losers from,-commerce with the author of the book, "fulfillment." booktv is tonight starting at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2.

then he went to harvard law school and then he worked for supreme court justice. >> poor josh hawley.her it's princeton or harvard or whatever else, now they're populist. and now jd vance, venture capitalist. >> the worst. >> right. i'm sorry i don't mean to bring molly in on this, but what ivy league school did he go to? did he go to harvard? >> he went to ohio state undergrad and then yale law school. >> ohio state, that's good, a state school. we got one state school in there then he went to yale. the school again a won word rejection letter to me. no. >> that's okay. joe, you'll get over it. my dad was obsessed with being denied tenure -- >> sometimes i wonder what i may have accomplished if i was accepted at one of these schools. >>> alex reminds me it's the top of the hour. >> it's friday, we have people here with us. >> the wall street journal board is out with a piece entitled the eric adams lessons for democrats. in which the board argues the victory is proof that democrats need to get serious on crime. it reads in part, the primary wasn't originally a single issue contest. t

screen we misidentified senator mike lee and we mistakenly identified him at a graphic as senator josh hawley to get it right. "outnumbered" after the commercial break. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪♪

that moment he was giving a speech on the senate floor how he was going to join with ted cruz and josh hawley and the other republican senators to object to certifying the result of the election. senator lankford in the middle of a long argument about wanting congress not to certify the election results on january 6. he thought the election should be uncertified for another ten days past january 6 so the states could basically think again about whether their election results were really truly the election results and might prefer to send some different electors opposed to the ones they'd sent for the count that was supposed to be happening that day. that is the case that he was making on the senate floor. pause the count. let's wait another ten day just let's give states ten more days to think about it. that was the case on the senate floor when someone from his office came up to him while speaking which does not happen to u.s. senators speaking on the floor. no one walks up and tells them anything. but someone told him very quietly that the mob was inside the building. senator lankford stopp

point, how we came to this moment, it is the big lie, and we should say that jordan did the kind of josh hawleyox in the vaccine, this trolling, just asking questions, like, how is it possible? and that kind of saying -- hugo chavez was changing at the voting results and the machines -- but that conflict seems unavoidable when you're looking at the run up of the january 6th, we have to talk about the mythology created by the president about this, that you are party to. >> and that movement is not going away, it remains out there. people still believe this election was fraud id. it leads to all sorts of efforts and endeavors around the country, under the guise of election integrity. in upcoming elections -- this is ongoing. and not only that, these domestic terrorism groups that were in bed with all of these situations that happened that day on january 6th, this is a movement that has missed metastasizing across the country. this is something that we have to get at the bottom of, this is radicalization. and to me, when you look at this investigation from national security perspective, i look at

fauci and nih stonewalling, senators mike brown and josh hawley?the funding and he won't do it? the pandemic caused the biggest drop in life expectancy of world war ii. hispanic and black americans are seeing three-year drops. this is about oversight. >> this is a human tragedy. 600,000 americans dead. millions dead worldwide. a full stop to our economy. people out of a job. think of the suicides happened that lost their jobs, lost their businesses, the drug overdoses that have happened. this has been a horrific experience, all could have been avoided if the truth had been told by china from the very beginning and we should never have been involved with the wuhan lab, period. elizabeth: yeah. we can't let it happen again. >> we can never let it happen. thanks liz. elizabeth: good to sue. thanks for joining us. come back soon. >>> up next representative brian babin, five states talking about either reinstating mask mandates, or threatening to do so. look at this. senate majority leader chuck senate minority americans leader mitch mcconnell warns, ge

josh hawley and others bought on to it. we'll see if the courts buy into it.e one, common carrier for phone companies. in other words if you're paying them, they have to take you know what you're saying and just put it out there, they're not allowed to censor it. there are also these vague terms of service that result in them censoring and deplatforming willy-nilly any which way they want. seems to me these guys in is silicon valley don't understand the power that they have and how much they're distorting the national conversation. kayleigh, here is the thing, pew research did a poll last year, 75%, 3/4 of americans say yeah, they think social media is intentionally censoring people for their political viewpoints r they hearing that in silicon valley? we hear that conservatives are tweeting out points of view and we can't tell you how many stories we've heard of facebook and twitter deplatforming people. >> funny when i researched your segment i came across a lot of articles there is no definitive proof that social media is censoring conservatives. they censor

>> you is the various wannabes who want to be the presidential candidates talking about it like josh hawleythat we first heard here in south florida about socialism, and applied it nationwide. trump picked it up and it has been a watch word and rallying cry for republicans since. >> carlos cuebelo and marc caputo, thank you. make sure that you watch "cuba's fight for freedom" also picked up by my colleague carlos belart on telemundo. we will be back tomorrow on "meet the press daily." we will have more coverage with my colleague geoff bennett coming up. ue geoff bennett coming up. to make my vision a reality my varilux progressive lenses provide seamlessly transition from near to far. with every detail in sharp focus. that's seeing no limits. varilux lenses by essilor. the instant air purifier removes 99.9% of the virus that causes covid-19 from treated air. so you can breathe easier, knowing that you and your family have added protection. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ >>> it is great to be with you. i'm geoff bennett and we start on capitol hill where the democrats are undeterred by the republican opposition for

republicans like missouri senator josh hawley support the credits but say democrats are taking things i think it's a mistake to turn the child tax credit into another welfare program vessel. the democrats want to do. senate democrats are working on a 3.5 trillion dollar bill that would include making the payments permanent. but senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says the overall plan is too expensive. liberal policies are overspending. >> over borrowing. and hurting our economy. in washington. reshad hudson. >> let's talk about our weather forecast right now as we take a live look outside here along the san mateo bridge. the fog is there in the background and it is a rolling in cool across the coast. but the sun shines there to cross much of the bay area and are meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with our forecast. yeah, that's right. justine finally saw the sunshine return from coast to valleys. and we're noticing that no sky july making a comeback. >> specially over golden gate bridge. but in the north bay clear for now. but we're going to notice that increase in cloud

however, two codefendants hawks, tom cotton and josh hawley are opposing that provision.itary has welcomed women for a decade and are stronger for it but america's daughters shouldn't be drafted against their will. i oppose this amendment and i will work to remove it before the defense bill passes. jason chaffetz, where does this go? >> jason: i disagree with the senators. you draft men, you should draft women but in congress, i was in a very small minority of republicans but i don't think there should be a selective service, we should get rid of it. i don't trust the federal government with that information and i think it was true and needed that the people would rise up and volunteer to support this country and fight for it. i don't believe there should be a selective service in this day and age. >> harris: of that were true, recruitment would be very different than what it is but we will see what happens. >> mercedes: i think things have changed quickly. what we know is that when this ended up in the courts back in 1981, it basically said men were the only ones that ha

crack down on misinformation on their platforms, which led to this response from republican senator josh hawleytake a look. >> i think this kind of coordination between big government and big monopoly corporation, boy, that is scary stuff and it really is censorship. chris: when the white house is calling out facebook about what's on its platform, can you understand why some people would be concerned that this verges on big brother? >> well, i think let's talk about what this advisory is about, chris, and then the role the government has here. i issued this advisory about health misinformation primarily because as a doctor i'm worried about what people all around the country have access to in terms of information. for years, i spent time with patients caring for them, thinking about the decisions they're making for their health and talking through with them as a partner what they see on these sites. many people are confused in the country. they're not sure what to do to protect their children, to protect their elderly parents, to protect themselves. what all of us have the right to is accurate

moment he was giving a speech on the senate floor about how he was going to join with ted cruz and josh hawley and these other republican senators to object to certifying the results of the election. senator lankford was in the middle of a long argument about how he wanted congress not to certify the election results on january 6th. he thought the election should stay uncertified for another ten days past january 6th so the states could basically think again about whether they're election results were really truly their election results and maybe they might prefer to send some different electors as opposed to the ones that already sent for the count that was supposed to be happening that day. that is the case he was making on the senate floor. pause the count. let's wait another ten days. let's give states ten more days to think about it. that's the case he was making on the senate floor when someone from senator lankford's office came up to him while he was speaking, which doesn't happen to us senators when they're speaking on the floor. nobody walks up to them and tells them anything. somebo