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katie porter, she took them to task great. >> let's get a response from nancy mace, she serves on the transportation printed. >> so the keystone pipeline that executive order was done to kill all of the jobs, literally it was like that overnight 102,000 jobs went away, 10000 people were immediately put on unemployment and there were contracts, they work lining contracts inin part about within totally cut off. if you're going to make the kind of drastic decision overnight, there also be some thought whether you agree or disagree with the pipeline being shut down for automate some sort of transition through the process, is the same thing in the very first thing that president joe biden was sworn into office finding that their executive versioning of building of the border while the southern border. and again that were contracts my understanding they are still paying for the border wall to be built but we are not building any of itno now because of that one executive order. so if you are going to totally reverse the policies of the previous administration, that is your right as president

we've seen stunts like with katie porter. looked like she was in california, madam chair, i hope she doesn't get fined by gavin newsom for polluting or whatever she was doing there in the back of her car in california. the most predictable thing we've seen today, democrats attacking private sector companies for making a profit and what always confuses me is why my friends on the left continue to attack companies for making a profit while at the same time wanting to increase the corporate tax. if corporations don't make a profit, it doesn't matter what the corporate tax rate is. i think there's a lot of differing opinions the american people have seen today from this hearing. i want to thank our witnesses who came here today and thank the investment that you've made in creating good paying jobs in doing your best to see we are less dependent on foreign oil. i want to thank you for your investments to reduce carbon emissions. the climate is important to republicans as well. to reduce our carbon footprint while at the same time

here to talk about it is california congresswoman katie porter.thank you so much. >> trevor: let's jump straight into the issue at hand. i didn't know this before i was reading up on this issue but you taught bankruptcy law for years before joining congress, and now once again bankruptcy is in the conversation with johnson & johnson. them wanting to split off their baby powder company as a separate entity so johnson & johnson as a whole can't be held liable for what happened to so many people out there. from a bankruptcy expert point of view as somebody who studied it and taught it, what are we missing in these conversations when we allow companies to file bankruptcy to ta void some kind of liability. >> i think it is fundamentally a prosh about preventing corporate abuse. and bankruptcies really the tool that these corporations are using to avoid liability for the damage and harm that they cause, in this case many, many, many getting devastating and deadly cancers from using baby powder laced with asbestos. but fundamentally this isn't really a b

republicans are also eyeing district 45 currently held by democratic katie porter.at from red to blue in 2018. >> are you ready for a representative who fights for you? [cheers] >> bret: and democrats are going on the offense to keep her there. in the first half of 2021, porter raised nearly $4.9 million. that's the fifth most in the house of representatives. the population in california's 45th district grew more than any other district in the state between 2010 and 2020 increasing nearly 16%. it's possible the commission could shift voters in or out of that district, which could be good for republicans and bad for porter. >> we need keep them equal in population. >> bret: census data reveals slower growth and even some population loss in los angeles county districts. >> if a district suddenly takes a piece of los angeles, maybe it goes a little bit more democratic. if it's more in the republican area it changes? >> right. we won't see massive changes where districts are cut in half but, yes. in some of these swing districts, that are close, we could very well see p

meantime democrats katie porter and mike levin lose areas in their districts where more democratic voterslican young kim's district would be more concentrated in orange county. the maps, we should say, could still change significantly before they are finalized. republican jack ciattarelli is conceding defeat to incouple bent democratic governor phil murphy in the knowledge governor's race. the first democratic governor in four decades to win reelections in new jersey even though registered democrat voters outnumber republicans by more than 1 million. secretary of state antony blinken says all u.s. citizens who requested help in getting out of afghanistan after the u.s. military withdrawal there have received assistance. some veterans groups though are disputing this tonight we look at a group of afghans still stuck in that country. they're demand doughs trained by u.s. special operations personnel. jennifer griffin tells us tonight i while the biden administration has promised to help that group, so far that has not happened. >> we are not in the business of leaving people behind. >> glen

congresswoman katy porter spoke with our chris cuomo. >> there is no doubt that we need to get these bills finished, we need to get them done, we need to ski what the senate does with them. but i think we are on a path to doing that and the end is coming very, very soon. literally, i think within the next 24 hours. and i am very, very ready as i know the american people are to get these bills passed. look, chris, people understand that debate and disagreement, whether it's within a party or between parties, is part of democracy. this is not the easiest form of government. but this is a form of government that we're committed to because we think it reaches the best results and gives the most opportunity for that debate that makes the best policy. >> and we'll have much more coverage on the upcoming votes ahead next hour on "early start." >>> sources tell cnn that the house committee investigating the january 6 insurrection is expected to interview former justice department official jeffrey clark in the coming hours. clark was part of trump's inner circle and promoted falsehoods about

. >> i think the provision has been dramatically changed and the proposal that tom and katie porter hadhink is a proposal that we could support. >> what about -- >> did you just do that together? were you going to ask the same question? >> review it before they bring it to the floor for a vote. clock's working against you right now. >> they've had 72 hours, you know. the bill was released on thursday. we spent the whole weekend, our membe members did, reading through the entirety of the text. there are some changes, but we need to get it done and vote both bills out and that's what we're going to do. >> are there going to be benefits for -- >> i think i know the answer to that, but i'm not sure so i want to make sure everything is changing by the minute so maybe we'll get that information when i go in there. but i think you know, obviously immigration is another one of our priorities, our five priorities that we've been pushing very hard on. you know how important it is to me personally. something that i've spent my life working on as an immigrant myself. so i'm hoping for the most that

. >> reporter: congresswoman katie porter represents this area.hink it's also important to think about these issues. they don't just happen in a vacuum, right? >> if we're not doing anything about housing costs, if we're not doing anything about the cost of child care or the cost of prescription drugs, even if we're stepping up with food assistance, at the end of the day, families can run short. >> reporter: now the table is set for the holidays. >> i've gotten to a spot in life where i had to bite my pride. >> reporter: and eric's table, fuller than it would have been. >> other men and families need to know that there is resources out there and we just need to ask for help. >> reporter: jose, we talked there about how food insecurity is an issue that's often intertwined with other issues. for eric and his boys, the pandemic didn't just mean that he lost his job, it also forced them into a housing crisis. and on the day that we met with eric, he actually got some really good news, they had been accepted into a rental assistance program and they we

katie porter, so many others. the democrats in the 2018 midterm elections, they replenished.st elected a whole new generation of younger, active, energetic and, quite honestly, restless members. and those members, it is a matter of time before those members represent the leadership, the committee chairs, the ranking members, and the new face and energy of the democratic party. host: steve israel, thank you. appreciate it. guest: thank you. host: we are going to take a break. when we come back, we will talk with henry olsen, "washington post" columnist. the conversation continues. we will be right back. ♪ >> congressman liz cheney speaks in new hampshire today. wyoming republicans will select a chair of the house committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol. watch live coverage on c-span, online at c-span.org, or on c-span now, our new video app. today, finance experts and civil rights experts testify on barriers facing lgbtq individuals in the financial services industry before a house financial services subcommittee. join us live in progress a little after 12:00 p.

like katie porter. looks like she was in california. madam chair, i hope she doesn't get fined by gavin newsom for polluting, or whatever she was doing there in the back of her car and california, but the most predictable thing that we have seen today was what we have seen as a trend with the democrats attacking private sector companies for making a profit. and would always confuses me is why my friends on the left continue to attack companies for making a profit while at the same time wanting to increase the corporate tax. if corporations don't make a profit it does matter with the corporate tax rate is. i think there is a lot of differing opinions that the american people have seen today from this hearing. i would like to thank witnesses who came here today. i would like to thank the investment that you've made in creating good paying jobs, in doing your best to see that we are less dependent on foreign oil. i'd like to thank you for your investments to reduce carbon emissions. the climate is very important to republicans as well. we

host: katie porter, you like her on capitol hill, the style of using the whiteboard and how she askser questions like committee hearings? caller: yes, because she exposes the hypocrisy of people. she puts them on blast. that is what more politicians need to do. how she conducts her business on the floor, it gives a sense of where the country needs to go. host: what about how joe manchin conducts his business? caller: come on now, that is so rich that joe manchin is trying to stand up for the little guy, yet he is going to a yacht club. i cannot see how people do not see the irony and hypocrisy of all the things he is doing. host: are you a democrat? caller: most definitely. i think he is not speaking for democrats -- even in west virginia, a poor state, calm on, the du isd -- the dude is driving a jaguar or whatever it is. host: more from joe manchin, his action to the release of the strategic petroleum reserve yesterday, that moved by the president. he said the move is an important policy band-aid for rising gas prices but does not solve for the self inflicted wound that shortsighte

the gentle lady from california, katie porter is recognize for five minutes. >> thank you, madame chair. we've heard a lot about future plans for investment in renewable energy today. ms. watkins, shell's 2020 annual report called for between 19 and $22 billion in near term spending. i'm representing that with this container of m&ms each recommending 50 million in spend. how much on inflatable gas and chemical operations? >> i think you just said we're going to be spending between 18 and $20 billion this year. >> that's near term on total spending. how much on oil, gas and chemical operations? >> we're going to be spending. >> according to your annual report, 16 to 17 billion for oil, gas and chemicals with another $3 billion for marketing. how much is shell planning to spend on renewable energy? >> this year we'll be spending between 2 and $3 billion. >> 2 and 3 billion on renewables and energy solutions. in your testimony, you said quote meeting the demand for reliable energy while simultaneously addressing climate change is a huge undertaking and a defining channel of our time. shell

katie porter, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. we've heard a lot about future plans for investment in renewable energy today. ms. watkins, shell's 2020 annual report called for between 19 and $22 billion in near term spending. i'm representing that with this container of m&ms. i've m&m represents $50 million in spending. ms. watkins, how much has shell said it would spend in the near term on oil, gas, and chemical operations? >> i think you just said, we're going to be spending between 18 and $20 billion this year. >> that's near term, on total spending. how much on oil, gas, and chemical operations? >> we're going to be spending -- >> according to your annual report you said you're going to spend 16 to $17 billion for oil, gas, and chemical. with another $3 billion for marketing. how much is shell planning to spend on renewable energy? >> this year we'll be spending between 2 and $3 billion. >> 2 and $3 billion on renewables and energy solutions. in your testimony you said, quote, meeting the demand for reliable energy will simul

guest: katie porter. caller: she took them to task. host: let's get a response from nancy mace. serves on the transportation committee. guest: the keystone pipeline, when that executive order was done to kill all of those jobs, it was overnight and 10,000 jobs went away. 10,000 people were immediately put on unemployment and there were contracts. there were binding contracts part of that that were totally cut off. if you are going to make that kind of drastic decision overnight, there ought to be some thought, whether you agree or disagree with the pipeline being shut down, there ought to be some sort of transition through the process. it is the same thing on the very first day that president biden was sworn into office, he signed another executive order shutting down the building of the borderwall. there were contracts. my understanding, we are still paying for the borderwall to be built, but we are not building any of it right now because of that one executive order. if you are going to turley -- totally reverse the policies of the previous administration and that is your righ