landsman: no. not at all.oters, 65% of americans said the country was moving in the wrong direction. trump got about 51%, so it was not a big number. i believe most people voted for trump because they either like trump or, in terms of the difference makers, they voted for trump because they are frustrated with the status quo. the fact he didn't get 65% even though 65% of americans are frustrated with the economy, politics. a lot of those folks said we would vote for trump because maybe he will change things but we don't like the chaos, the extremism. i think all of this stuff backfire, but not until it actually causes chaos and hurts people. and picks like these, which will lead to real consequences for the american people, will backfire because people will get hurt. sumi: congressman, democrats are still figuring out how to right the ship after the election. you won in a state that is reliability republican the last few election cycles. how did you do so? rep. landsman: by being normal. by being pragmatic. by

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. >> greg landsman, what can you tell us about this note and what is going on. obviously with the ethics committee republicans would have to vote with the democrats to get this out there. why was his canceled ? >> i don't know why it was canceled i think he decided to step down because they were about to release the report and for the time being the report stays behind closed doors. the ethics committee , as you know is a bunch of democrats and republicans and they take their job seriously. they investigated this. >> it is probably a tough job. >> it is a tough job and they take it seriously. one way or another the report were come out and i understand it is a damning report and it suggests disgusting behavior not just criminal behavior but discussing behavior and that is going to be tough for senate republicans to say this person should run the justice department. >> do you know more about what disgusting means in this context? >> just what we have read and what he does on the house floor. this guy would walk around on the house floor and show people pictures o

. >> join us to discuss democratic congressman greg landsman from ohio he won on tuesday in a battlegroundthank you for being here . >> good morning. how are you ? >> let me start with why, what happened ? you won your race in a battleground district. kamala harris, obviously lost the presidential race in a very sweeping way. what message did you take from voters but why did they send you a different message than what they sent to kamala harris? >> a lot of us over performed the top of the ticket and i think, in large part , at least for us, we got a lot done in our first term, we made things happen, we brought tens of millions of dollars back and we were normal. i have always led in a normal, pragmatic , bipartisan way and i think that is what most voters want a they are tired of the far right and far left. yes, they just elected donald trump, i do not think they want the chaos, or extremism , or cruelty that sometimes comes along with him and his rhetoric. i think , they obviously chose him, but i think , republicans , in the house and senate , and trump have to be mindful of the fact th

i've been speaking to democratic representative 6reg landsman and asked him about the concern among someor trying to be appointed to the role of attorney general, the chief law enforcement officer for the united states of america, but even if he was not, they did the investigation, it's a bipartisan investigation, he would run for other offices, it is just basic transparency. release the report and that people decide. the allegations, of course, are very, very bad, and i can't think of any reason why you would, the speaker would try to sit on the report. it is come back, i think, and be a problem for him. i can't imagine any voters sitting there thinking it's a good idea. this guy has been accused of having sex with a child, and the speaker siting on the report, that is terrible. and we should say matt 6aetz denies any wrongdoing. 0n the other side of the aisle, republicans say they're going to respect president elect trump's choice of mr 6aetz for attorney general. i've also spoke with senator ronjohnson — i asked him if he thinks that ethics report about mr 6aetz should be released. i

it says there's a rep landsman from ohio who said, quote, why are we being asked to ban american officials from trying to stop propaganda from foreign adversaries? like food wire some proposing we leave syria, which prudent wants. why is the call to a band and ukraine continuing to emerge from some members? he goes on to say, remember, and i'm quoting him. remember, hitler did this. he used americans to spread his propaganda and it cost millions their lives. putting is doing the same thing. so to be clear, this congressman from ohio feels that americans who dare to say, hey, we need to stop writing blank checks to fund the proxy. war against the rush of via ukraine must be silenced. he feels that anyone who says, hey, we need to bring our troops home from syria, our russian propagandist, and must be silenced. this is dangerous because this is coming from people who are in great positions of power to actually act on this nonsense. but according to the democrats, she's a russian stage deposit despite the over and over she's been proved, correct. and i just want to add 25 brief points here. s

there's a representative landsman from ohio who said, quote, why are we being asked to ban american officials from trying to stop propaganda from foreign adversaries? like putting wires, some for posing, we leave syria which prudent wants. why is the call to a band and ukraine continuing to emerge from some members? he goes on to say, remember, and i'm quoting him. remember, hitler did this. he used americans to spread his propaganda and it cost millions their lives put in is doing the same thing. so to be clear, this congressman from ohio feels that americans who dare to say, hey, we need to stop writing blank checks to fund this proxy. war against the rush of via ukraine must be silenced. he feels that anyone who says, hey, we need to bring our troops home from syria, our russian propagandist, and must be silenced. this is dangerous because this is coming from people who are in great positions of power to actually act on this nonsense. but according to the democrats, she's a russian states deposit despite the over and over she's been proved, correct. and i just want to add 25 brief points h

there's a representative landsman from ohio who said, quote, why are we being asked to ban american officials from trying to stop propaganda from foreign adversaries? like putting wires, some for posing we leave syria, which prudent wants. why is the call to a band and ukraine continuing to emerge from some members? he goes on to say, remember, and i'm quoting him. remember hitler did this, that he used americans to spread his propaganda and it costs millions their lives put in is doing the same thing. so to be clear, this congressman from ohio feels that americans who dare to say, hey, we need to stop writing blank checks to fund this proxy. war against russia via ukraine must be silenced. he feels that anyone who says, hey, we need to.

landsman. mr. landsman: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, mr. deluzio, for hosting tonight.t's kittal clear people are frustrated, they're frustrated with politics and the economy. they want costs down. and an economy that is built for the working people, the middle class, our small businesses. i think it's really important to have this conversation and to start with the reality. and the reality is that the system is rigged. and it's been rigged for decades. it works for the superwealthy while everyone else is left behind facing higher prices and a tax system that helps the rich get richer. this started in the 1980's with huge tax giveaways to the wealthy while gutting oversight and regulations. the result is that the system is producing the outcomes it was designed to produce. the top 1% in the united states now holds 12 times the wealth of the bottom half of american households. that's what this system produced. think about that. 1% of americans own more wealth than half of all american families combined. so when people look at their bank accounts and they're frustrated an

i yield one minute to the gentleman from ohio, congressman landsman. mr. landsman: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank everyone who has worked on this bill for as long as they have, it's been years. way too long. but tonight's a big vote. this is one of the most significant votes as a new member i've been a part of. because of the impact it will have on millions and millions of working people and public retirees. it's a huge win for them. the bipartisan social security fairness act will help over 160,000 people in ohio alone. and as it's been said, these are people who served us. these are retired teachers, retired police officers and retired firefighters. retired nurses. our letter carriers. they have paid into the system like everyone else, but they don't get all of their benefits. and as it's been said, this is theft. i'm going to tell one quick story about a woman named melissa from my district. she's been teaching kindergarten at a public school -- mr. larson: i yield the gentleman an additional minute. mr. landsman: thank you. at a public school for 20 years. when she re

most of them are serving as stewards, cooks and landsman but some of them have more specialized jobsfiremen, carpenters, storekeepers and water tenders. at this point, we have more steam ships. so are more kind of specialized jobs. and while we know of no black sailors who were promoted to petty officer first class, you can find a handful that were promoted to petty officer second class and third class and between 1872 and 1901, there, nine black sailors that were awarded the medal of honor for various acts of bravery and heroism. and then also throughout this period, going into the 1880s and early 1900s, black sailors are continuing to serve in integrated crews. they ate, slept, worked, fought alongside white, white sailors. and while most of our discussion is really kind of focused on a black white binary, it's important to note that were filipino sailors, chinese sailors, japanese sailors, sailors from south america all over the world. so it's really a really integrated fleet. and while black sailors, as dr. readdy pointed out, were no certainly no stranger to racism, there are st

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