. >> this week you also from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zoe lofgren of california. january 6, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on

>> guest: madeleine albright is a friend.ch in this day and age of polarization tends to shock people. i guess you're not supposed to be friends with people in a different political party but this is an example where people are wrong, and they should be. the thing about her story is first of all people don't know this but her family escaped fascism, not to use them. she is jewish of course and after having escaped not to use them they went from england to czechoslovakia and communism and they got her out and she is a professor. one of his students was condoleezza rice. i thought that would be an interesting connection for people. i did to show the contributions immigrants make to our country. it is a brainpower contribution. a find teacher inspires somebody to become secretary of state. his daughter and the student, i thought it was important to put in the fact the first woman secretary of state was an immigrant and the fact that our secretary of state could tell others i am an immigrant, speaks volumes about america. >> host

good morning, madeleine. >> reporter: good morning, ashley and carley.hings are kind of quiet here, people enjoying the rest of their holiday weekend. some people are keeping a close eye on the storm. tropical storm elsa is slightly stronger with maximum sustained winds of 65 miles per hour, up from 60 miles per hour yesterday. it was a category 1 storm on friday, the first hurricane this season before being downgraded over the weekend but it left behind a trail of destruction in the caribbean, more than 1,000 damaged homes in barbados and downed electrical poles on st. vincent. three people are dead on saint lucia. people were evacuated in cuba over fears of flooding as the storm brushed the island's southern coast. in florida, a tropical storm watch is in effect on the western coast, as far north as tampa bay. people are taking precautions. in the tampa bay area folks filled up sandbags over the weekend. the remaining part of the collapsed building in surfside was demolished over fears it might not be able to withstand the strong winds of the storm and

madeleine albright's answer was yes. this same policy exists with cuba, nicaragua, venezuela today, denying medicine and food . the american policy is if any country or any ship delivers medicine or food in violation of sanctions, those shipping companies can never use a u.s. port. it's a stranglehold that i don't agree with. host: go ahead. guest: i think gary is voicing an idea that is very common, the idea that most of cuba's problems stem from the u.s. embargo. i'm not in favor of the embargo. i never have been. the better way to address cuba, the internet is a great example. the region begins to crumble. -- regime begins to crumble. i think things are going to change dramatically. many people have said this over the years. that being said, the reality is cuba has been a dictatorship. it represses its people and continues to thrive politically from the embargo. the embargo is favored by the cuban regime as a political strategy to maintain the revolution. the same school of thought argues it favors the most extreme ch

madeleine albright's answer was yes.his same policy exists with cuba, nicaragua, venezuela today, denying medicine and food . the american policy is if any country or any ship delivers medicine or food in violation of sanctions, those shipping companies can never use a u.s. port. it's a stranglehold that i don't agree with. host: go ahead. guest: i think gary is voicing an idea that is very common, the idea that most of cuba's problems stem from the u.s. embargo. i'm not in favor of the embargo. i never have been. the better way to address cuba, the internet is a great example. the region begins to crumble. -- regime begins to crumble. i think things are going to change dramatically. many people have said this over the years. that being said, the reality is cuba has been a dictatorship. it represses its people and continues to thrive politically from the embargo. the embargo is favored by the cuban regime as a political strategy to maintain the revolution. the same school of thought argues it favors the most extreme chap

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>> sweet you'll also hear from republican robbie divisive illinois, and madeleine dean. january 6th, views from the house. sunday at 10 pm eastern on c-span. c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. 3985. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, h.r. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> mister speaker, the averting loss of life and injury by expediting -- or the allies act makes essential changes to the afghan special immigrant visa program to ensure that the lives of those who serve faithfully onside american troops in afghanistan are protected. the special immigrant

. >> this week you will also hear from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zo laugh rent of california. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> we're back with john who is here to talk with us today about recent flights into space by private individuals and its potential impact on space travel. john, good morning. >> good morning. now, you are the founder and was a long time director of gw's space policy institute, george washington university's space policy institute so i'm going to ask you this question, what is the significance of jeff bezos and richard branson conducting private flights into space? >> well, the reality is the significance is not that great. these were not journeys into orbit, just up and down, quick suborbital flights, but symbolically i think they were significant. look at all the attention that's being paid to them. because these are private citizens going to space in systems developed by private citizens as a business affair. it's announcing the arrival of -- opening the access to space to fair paying

oh, i was 2024 is also the new big goal for madeleine. in february she learn, she would not be making the gym and take one team for tokyo as me. so i actually have to deal with every day and i do wonder whether it's worth carrying on my system. i need a different perspective. yeah, almost done. i'm literally a little calmer, shipple harris as another opportunity. one that i want to grow was on him. if things went bad enough after missing out on the olympics, madeline float mom then also caught the corona virus. but after recovering and making a cautious return to training, she took part in the german championships in june and finished 3rd and her weight class high jump morrila was young flash will be the only one of the 4 athletes we've been following to compete in tokyo and she'll soon, beheadings, who has some residence, the elliptic village who's boss on august 7th. it's crunch time when the women's high jump competition gets away. since. yeah, it's been a 5 year wait. and finally, it's over just a couple of weeks from now we'll be fly

madeleine rivera has more. >> we are going to get this done. we are getting it done. >> reporter: where the confident as president biden met with senate democrats on capitol hill wednesday afternoon. the meeting shows democratic support particularly among moderates for $3.5 trillion spending plan is still shaky. >> as you know if there were enough votes for each of these priorities there would be a vote and it would have happened. >> on tuesday senate dems agreed on a budget blueprint that report federal resources into climate change, healthcare and family service programs that senator joe manchin hasn't committed to it saying he's paying close attention to how the plan would be paid for. >> we have a debt of $20 trillion right now, indications of inflation spiking. >> consumer prices surged 5.4% in june from a year earlier, the highest in 13 years per a labor department report. >> the problem in terms of inflation pressures is the out-of-control spending and out-of-control deficits but i think the worst possible thing we could do right now is

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joining me now are congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania. she was an impeachment manager earlier this year and serves on the judiciary committee, and david jolly, former republican congressman from florida who is no longer affiliated with the party. thank you both very much for coming to "the reidout." congresswoman dean, let me play for you what jim jordan had to say. who he blames for the insurrection. i'll talk to you on the other side. >> i don't think they're going to address the fundamental question. the fundamental question of why wasn't there a proper security presence at the capitol that day. they're not going to address that. only one person can answer that question. only one. speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> congresswoman dean, i'm not going to have you address congressman jordan unless you want to, but you were there that day. one of the many iconic pictures to come out of january 6 was a photo of you in a gas mask in the house gallery being evacuated. i would just love your reaction to what house minorit

thank you so much, congresswoman madeleine dean and susan del percio. thanks for joining us. >>> coming up, a key procedural vote is happening right now after a big bipartisan infrastructure deal was reached today. we will get a live update from capitol hill, so don't go anywhere. >>> plus, as new covid cases surge, new masking guidance is being received just about as you would expect by the gop. >> which is it? vaccines or masks? vaccines work or they don't work. do the masks work or they don't work? i'd like to know which it is. >> hard eye roll. >>> plus marchers send a message in texas about our fragile democracy and the responsibility of our elected leaders to defend voting rights. two of the organizers, bishop william barber and former congressman and presidential candidate beto o'rourke will join me next. >>> and simone biles' decision to pull out of the olympic competitions this week to focus on her own mental health triggered conservatives, of course, who could not wait to attack this legendary athlete. "the reidout" continues right after this.

. >> madeleine baran: it's been more than three years since i got an email from a woman telling me abouts flowers. >> alfonsi: madeleine baran is the lead reporter for american public media's podcast "in the dark." samara freemark is the podcast's managing producer. >> baran: right away, it was like, "is this possible that someone would be tried six times?" >> alfonsi: to investigate how that happened, the "in the dark" team descended on winona, a town of 5,000. most of downtown, like tardy furniture, had faded away. the podcast reporters planned to stay a few months. they stayed a year, knocking on doors and interviewing hundreds of people. was there anything that anybody said early on that made you think, "oh, well, maybe he was the guy who did this?" >> baran: yeah. i mean, of course we have to assume that somebody has been convicted four times, there's a chance he's guilty, of course. but the more we looked into the evidence, there wasn't a single piece of evidence that actually held up. >> alfonsi: the first piece of evidence to crumble was the winding route doug evans told jurors t

. >> this week, you'll also hear from democrats madeleine dean off pennsylvania and so waft of california. january 6th, views from the house, sunday at 10 pm eastern on c-span. c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> new hampshire senator jeanne jean former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan, ryan crocker and other foreign policy experts talk about efforts to remove afghan allies from the country as u.s. troops continue their withdrawal. the center for strategic and international studies hosted this virtual discussion. >> i want to welcome our viewers who are livestreaming this event for this very important conversation and what the united states owes its afghan allies. thank you all for joining us today. today's discussion is visas for our afghan partners. what does the united states owe its afghan allies? i would have preferred we maintain a small number of troops in afghanistan, but that decision has been made. the events in afghanistan are moving rapidly. those afghans that worked closely with the u.s. military, with our allies, with the u.s. diplomatic development intelligent c

joining me now is democratic representative mad madeleine dean serving as a house manager for the second impeachment manager for the impeach of the metayou have donald trump >> how are you >> i'm well. >> let's talk about the infrastructure deal. looks like it's moving forward. but we have colleagues in the house who expressed concern that they don't want in important bipartisan deal done without what many of your colleagues consider the more important bigger budget reconciliation deal, the $3.5 trillion deal that deals with things beyond physical infrastructure >> well, i'm here to celebrate the deal is moving forward. the senate is moving forward. that a bipartisan infrastructure bill -- i'm an optimist -- can be had where we will invest trillions of dollars in our communities, including my own. you know suburban philadelphia and how in need we are. roads, bridges. we need broad band. we need more investment in mass transit. i want to make sure everybody thinks about it tp this is investment trchlgs for the future with an eye on protecting our planet which we have neglected. so i'm the

. >> another person, someone is audience likely knows hername is madeleine all right .>> not doing all right is a friend. which in this day and age polarization tends to shock people. i guess you're not supposed to be friends with people of a differentpolitical but this is an example where people arewrong . you should be . iadmire her on . the thing about is that for small people probably don't know this but her family is jewish horse then after having estate nazism, they went from england to act to czechoslovakia the coming. and then they got her out of there and he was a professor. one of his was condoleezza rice. so i thought that would be interesting connection for people. one of the points of the book is to show the contributions that immigrants make to our country and in this case it's a brainpower contribution. very fine teacher inspires somebody to become secretary of state. his daughter is prudent. i also thought it was important to put in there the fact that the first woman secretary of state was an immigrant. and the fact that our secretary of state until other speaks volume

. $24.00 is also the new big goal for madeleine fall from up in february, she learn, she would not be making the gym and take one team for tokyo as me. so i actually have to deal with every day and i do wonder whether it's worth carrying on . i just need a different perspective most than i'm louis supposed to call me. and she has another opportunity, one that i want to grant on him. if things weren't bad enough, after missing out on the olympics, madeline float mom then also called the corona virus. but after recovering and making a cautious return to training, she took part in the german championships in june and finished the 3rd and her weight class high jump marita was young flies will be the only one of the full athletes we've been following to compete in tokyo and she'll soon, beheadings, who has some residence, the olympic village, who's the boss on august 7th? it's trench time. when the women's high jump competition, just the way we've been. yeah. it's been a 5 year wait. and finally, it's over just a couple of weeks from now. we'll be flying. the 1st train in town for the real

. >> madeleine musselman. inside of 10 now. >> and it is not outside six meters. >> rachel fattal, back up top to musselman. they get it inside. hungary knocks it away. and hungary f history as the u.s. women's coach, they. one second remaining on the clock. >> i don't anticipate the game changing at this point with the one second. but it will be interesting to see what they come up with. really it is just running the clock out at this point. >> they will have the possession there. the hungary defense coming up so big in the fourth quarter, the u.s. scored only one goal. now this is group play, the third of fourth games. the goal of group play is to try to move into the quarterfinal round beginning on tuesday. the u.s. already qualified for that round, so they will be playing in the quarterfinals with a chance to defend their gold medal. but they are awfully close to suffering their first loss in the olympics. and there it 12, but credit to hungary for coming from behind in the fourth quarter. high fives and s

and all of a sudden you guys brought the baby over to me. >> hello, madeleine. (laughing). >> from behind, though, as a similarity in your arms? >> she is a chubby baby. >> was there much eating going on? >> oh, my gosh, didn't you think there was a lot of food? >> i think there always is with you. >> you're crawling. i keep reliving those few days. ♪ >> it's like the dream came true. >> bye-bye. >> are you looking forward to seeing the baby again soon? >> yes, i am. we're going to see each other in cape cod. >> so are you going to keep training? >> of course. my trainer is coming on thursday. >> because she is only going to get heavier? >> i know (laughing). whooping cough, ream is lie it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. sometimes followed by vomiting and exhaustion. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because whooping cough isn't just for kids. so with your home & auto bundle, you'll save money and get round-the-clock protection. -so

this week you will also hear from republican rodney davis of illinois and pennsylvania democrat madeleine dean. january 6th, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> the house administration committee held a hearing on legislation designed to limit state officials from restricting voting access. representatives john sarbanes of maryland, burgess owens in-q-tel testified about the recommendations for ensuring free and fair elections. >> election officials have faced unprecedented threats and harassment. after they were unfairly blamed for election results in the 2020 election that certain politicians and voters did not like. it did not want to accept. last year the threats for some election were so bad that they had to temporarily abandon their homes come spend money on increased home security or even secure around-the-clock police surveillance. election workers have had their young children or parents threatened. the threats, they received, , tn particularly graphic and often include racist and gendered insults get some ele

gotta have it 1st ever. olympic go. madeleine. it came in weight, lifting far as abraham added back when the men $96.00 in kindergarten category, lifting a total of $400.00 to get a ground to set a new and then pick record. that was a dramatic finish in the men football or to find out between spain and ivory, coast ivory coast. when she went up and stuff in time and looked to be heading to the semi space, immediately got one back to send it into extra time where they school to 3 more to when it 5 to now play host japan. next, after they beat new zealand for to on penalties, defending champions, brazil one, no one has ever egypt to set up a law for much mexico who put 6 that passed south korea so that caleb dresser became only the 2nd man behind fellow american mach spits to win the 100 meter freestyle and butterfly double. the 24 year old and just to be hungry. and christ of mil, like in the 100 meter butterfly in a wild reco time of 49.45 seconds to claim his said gold medal of the gang took a world record to win the elliptic fin

. >> this week you'll also hear from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania, and zoe lofgren of california. january 6th, views from the house. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> on the senate floor, democratic senator kirsten gillibrand asked unanimous consent for the senate to take all that bill that would make changes to the military justice system by removing the chain of command from serious crimes, including sexual assault. the republican senator dan sullivan rejected it saying it should be in the committee before being considered by the full senate. here are their remarks. >> mr. president. >> senator from new york? >> i rise once again to call for every senator to have the chance to vote on the military justice improvement increasing prevention act. it is time for to us move serious crimes like sexual assault and murder out of the chain of command and put them in the hands of the most capable people in the military to do this. independent impartial, highly trained uniformed prosecutors. i want to first acknowledge and express my

. >> this week you also from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zoe lofgren of california. january 6, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> will david stewart used to practice law in washington, d.c. he gave it up over 15 years ago to write history. his first book was all about the constitutional convention in philadelphia called the summer of 1787. that was in 2008. a year later he wrote about the trial of andrew johnson. any focus on aaron burr. next james madison. now in 2021 he takes a look at george washington. and in his words, his mastery of poets. >> david stewart on this episode of booknotes+. listen at c-span.org/podcast or whatever you get your podcasts. >> the senate commerce subcommittee on space insights held a hearing on how to manage space traffic and debris. witnesses were asked about space junk collisions and the role of private industry in space travel. this is an hour and a half. >> [inaudible conversations]

well, 1st of all, the camera compilation commission has written just 60 pan country spain, britain, madeleine, then mark, or to go front. no, none of them wrote back with a positive response. we also bring up the issue, the united nation states. i reminded each family on the for the 3rd of their responsibilities. so we are working on all fronts to try to get steeds to on up to and up. and i think we are seeing a little bit of movement in, in some of them. and i believe that is not hopeless, but we must not this this ana, those were making amends. for example, the institutions, universities, an individual. there are several individuals in the united kingdom who have decided that i am looked into my path. it's not a great one. it is mix up in slavery, they are right now engage in community reparation in jamaica. so when people say will never happen, we have to look at the different forms of reformation and look at what is going on at the grassroots level, individual families in the u. k banks and institution, but i agree. the states must all of these wrong and p reparation. we have a strategy i

finally, madeleine kumar rega, did i say it correctly? is the first woman to become president of miami-dade college. since november, 2020. before that she was executive vice president, and provost of tallahassee community college, and in both of those positions, she has played a key role in seeing students through this pandemic. we are glad to have you with us. look forward to your testimony, and with that, we will begin with vice president colin morgan. you may begin your opening statement. >> thank you chair murray, ranking member burr, and members of the committee to appear before you today. i appreciate the opportunity to provide testimony on the significant impact of the congressionally approved higher emergency relief funds, notice her up. the funds enabled students to continue their education just when their dreams of a college degree seem shattered by covid-19. her funds also provided a powerful investment for the growth of our economy. my testimony will addressed why the end of covid-19 does not mean that the need for increased f

this week you will also hear from republican rodney davis of illinois and pennsylvania democrat madeleine dean. january 6th, viewed from the house, sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. president biden took his american manufacturing and jobs agenda on the road in pennsylvania at the mack trucks plant he pushed for more and growth of u.s.-based companies picky also pledge to have the federal government by more american-made products here this runs an hour.s [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, i'm not going to say anything. i just came to drive a truck. and i'm not sure which one i want to drive. that one? there's one back in the corner you can't see. it's the biggest damn pick-up truck you ever saw in your life. [laughing] i tell you what. please, everybody have a seat. everybody have a seat. carlo, thank you. and, carlo, i'm sorry about your mom. i really am. so many people. well over 630,000 americans have lost their lives because of covid. and the only thing i'm going to, and the press keeps wanting me to talk about c

the not an unusual sight in the madeleine to be tracked was on the streets of the hague, joining a protest as the police try to block them, it becomes clear that stopping a tractor isn't easy. we hope that the government will understand that the netherlands can't exist without farmers, the netherlands need. farmers. we are producing the most sustainable food bill. right. so without us, i don't know who will feed all these people after milking his cows. dairy farmer, young phone levin left his farm to get some answers from the government for generations. his family as farmed in an area where experts now say there is no future for large farms. it's just not sustainable. if a government target of nitrogen emission reduction is to be met via the most, so don't want the environment to be polluted. there is no debate about dots, but not the netherlands wants to take drastic steps and farmers are 1st to be targeted. and i am concerned that in 10 years when funds are gone, we will regret this. like more than 50000 dutch farmers. his 17 year old son, tom was keen to continue to farm has no idea wha

madeleine from california, miss taylor of the president from strike for peace from philadelphia and igot ready to leave children and husbands. no one mentioned the bombing. stewart, dick fernÁndez, richard and i meant to think about what we could do on a trip to stop nixon from using the pilots, the captured pilots as the pretext for perpetuating the war. when the americans flew over the north, they bombed villages and rice paddies, everything. they were also shot down and the pilots who parachuted were captured and taken prisoner. the nixon administration claimed, with possibly good reason that the pilots were being tortured. and of course, in a war, that's always a possibility and nixon wouldn't stop the bombing until the vietnamese stopped that torture and release the man. of course, they stopped bombing, they wouldn't have prisoners of war. families of the missing men, missing because only a few knew who was that a love or live join the nixon campaign. so much -- come up with a suggestion that since nearly all families had no idea if they're pilot sons, fathers or husbands had bee

team coverage with senior meteorologist janice dean tracking else's every move but we start with madeleine being felt. >> reporter: right now we are experiencing some rain, moderate wind. it picked up right before we went on air

team coverage with senior meteorologist janice dean tracking else's every move but we start with madeleine rivera in clearwater beach where the impact of the storm is already being felt. >> reporter: right now we are experiencing some rain, moderate wind. it picked up right before we went on air but that is how it has been all morning. we have those severe rain, heavy wind and moderate gusts, that is typical with those outer bands but one of the main things emergency personnel are watching for is storm surge. we are in a coastal area approaching high tide. they could expect to get a couple feet of storm surge. right now no major damage, no unusual spikes or 911 calls but they say that could change as we get more into the morning or later hours as people wake up and start seeing the damages, rain is picking up getting heavier. the other thing they are fortunate for or happy about is this is happening over night and early morning hours when most people are asleep. as you can see behind me not experiencing a lot of people on the roads so in order to avoid those floods, that is one thing they

carley: madeleine rivera, good morning. >> reporter: we haven't seen much of anything in clearwater,urs from that. the south end of the florida keys things are getting worse. look at this video showing strong winds and choppy waters in key west, the storm packing maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour. strong wind leading to heavy flooding in some areas. as of now no reports of serious damage on the island. a big difference from the widespread destruction the storm caused in the caribbean days earlier where three people were killed. people throughout florida are preparing for potential severe weather. and was guilty 4500 sandbags were distributed. much of the western coast of the state facing tropical storm and storm surge warnings with folks watching for heavy rain, flash flooding and possible tornadoes. >> i put sent back across the back of my door so nothing coming in. >> we are preparing to make sure it doesn't rain and high tides come in. >> i've been here 25 years, i've been through a lot of them. i've been through pop up storms in the gulf. you and mother nature. you bet

congresswoman madeleine dean, thanks for joining me. now robert p. jones, founder of the institute, author of "white too long" legacy of white nationalism in christianity. it's always great to talk to you. want to show you a clip of something that happened once the insurrectionists broke inside the senate chamber on january 6th. take a look. >> jesus christ, we invote your name. amen. >> amen! >> patriots that love christ, thank you for allowing the united states of america to be reborn. thank you for allowing us to get rid of the communists, traitors of the federal government. love and thank you, in christ's holy name we pray. >> amen! >> explain to us given the data you've put together and book you've written, does it make sense to you to see those people inside committing insurrection and praying? >> well, you know, i think what we're seeing right in front of us, if we're willing to take it in, is a demonstration of this historical entanglement in many ways of white supremacy and extremism with american christian. if you pull out and look at broad

this week, you will also hear from republican rodney davis, of illinois, and pennsylvania democrat, madeleineean. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> president biden announced new sanctions on the cuban government during a meeting with cuban american leaders at the white house. pres. biden: okay, i'm honored to welcome members of the cuban american community and senator menendez, senator meeks, to discuss how the united states is going to continue to stand with the cuban people who have suffered decades, decades under a failed communist regime. earlier this month, cubans took to the street in a historic demonstration of the will of the people of cuba. the regime responded with violence and repression, mass detentions, sham trials and are

madeleine mecklenburg is a state politics reporter joining us through a busy week.preciate your time this morning. guest: thanks for having me. host: you heard madeleine mecklenburg describe the scene yesterday in the senate chamber with a vote or to issue warrants of arrest for democrats. she describes it as a look at how it went down. [video clip] >> thank you, mr. speaker. the sergeant at arms, or officers appointed by him, since were all absentees, who in attendance is not excused for the purpose of securing and maintaining their absence under warrant of arrest if necessary? remember, you heard the motion representing the bill. all members voted. 76,000, motion is adopted. [end video clip] [video clip] >> members, you are appointed to send all absentees whose attendance is not excused for the purpose of maintaining their attendance under warrant of arrest is necessary. while the house is under a call, any member who wishes to have a written permission of the speaker. [end video clip] host: that was the scene yesterday from the state house down in texas. about 10

joining us now democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania, an impeachment manager during trump's second impeachment trial and a member of the judiciary committee. also with us anna palmer, founder and ceo of punch bowl news. and david plouffe, former obama campaign manager and an msnbc political analyst. congresswoman dean, you have been in the trenching as the congress has tried to hold president trump accountable. now this inis your regular that he birthed, what is your reaction to what has happened today both to speaker pelosi rejecting some of mccarthy's picks and then the response by mccarthy to pull out the football and go home and say that the republicans will no longer participate? >> well, senator, it's an honor to be with you today. thank you for inviting me. today was an important day and i support the speaker's decision this is a serious matter and requires serious people. we know the two whom she disqualified had disqualified themselves in their words and votes and actions. mr. mccarthy has lost all credibility. he deputized one of his members to come up with

this week, you will also hear from republican rodney davis of illinois and pennsylvania democrat madeleine january 6: views from the house sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. now a hearing about overcrowding at national parks. a senate natural resources subcommittee heard about the increase in park visitors during the covi

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> this week, you'll also hear from republican rodney davis of illinois and pennsylvania democrat madeleine dean. january 6, views from the house, sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. next, health officials discuss the latest h.i.v. and aids research and the impact of covid-19 on those treatments. the center for strategic and international studies and the keiser family foundation hosted this event. >> welcome to the reflections on 2021 aids and h.i.v. crisis. i'm stephen j. morris. this event is sponsored jointly with the kaiser family foundation, a close partner over many, many years. my co-host is jennifer kates, also a close friend, who is the senior vice president at kaiser foundation. we've been in the habit for two decades of jointly organizing these events. we have with us in person this morning two good friends and noted h.i.v. experts, chris beyrer and maureen goodenow. chris is professor of epidemiology at johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and president of the international aides society. aids society, 2014-2016. maur

and another lawmaker backed up clyburn, madeleine dean of pennsylvania, saying that she thinks bidenn told me that he has brought this up, as you mentioned, with top people in the white house, but they haven't said anything to him about whether or not biden backs a carve out to the filibuster. so right now -- and the white house didn't provide any real response to clyburn's comments. so right now we don't know whether or not biden is even considering something like this. >> biden has met with civil rights groups. he is going to make different stops across the country to promote the issue of voting rights. clyburn framing this not only as a civil rights how, but one of survival for democrats in the next election. should we anticipate a more forceful message from the white house on a carveout for the filibuster going forward? >> con a carveout, we don't have the answer to that. right now the white house is saying that biden and vice president kamala harris are going to be talking about this issue in urgent terms. biden has talked about voting rights, has talked about the threat to demo

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climbed to 22 with the collapse condo in surfside, florida just a few minutes away from that location, madeleineobert tells us the sear a home today for one miami firefighter whose seven year old daughter was found dead in the rubble. search and rescue teams and surfside, florida recovering more victims thursday night, including the seven year old daughter of a miami firefighter, miami dade's mayor says the bodies were found after work stopped for 15 hours because of safety concerns. last night was uniquely different. it was truly different, different and more difficult. for our first responders, officials say the number of people accounted for has jumped to more than 1 80 that number increasing after detectives remove duplicate names and some people reported missing were found safe. so this is very, very good news, but the humidity and heavy rain continue to make work difficult for first responders. officials are now monitoring the progress of hurricane alsa, which is expected to bring rain and high winds to south florida sunday night. governor rhonda santa's says contingency plans are in place

democrat madeleine dean. january 6th, views from the house. sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >>> house lawmakers recently agreed to provide additional special immigrant visas for afghan interpreters, contractors and other valuable allies as the u.s. military prepares to leave the country. the measure, sponsored by congressman jason crow of colorado, would open up extra slots in a visa program for afghan allies at risk of persecution or death if they remain in afghanistan. >> the gentleman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, hr 35, by expediting sivs. or the allies act, makes essential changes to the afghan special visa program to ensure that the lives of those who served faithfully alongside american troops in afghanistan are protected. the special immigrant visa program allows those individuals who work for or on behalf of the u.s. government in afghanistan or for the nato international assistance force in support of the american mission to seek lawful permanent residence in the united states. to be eligible, applicants must establish

madeleine has been in the beauty industry for 25 years and has developed eczema on her cheeks. carrots in like we were speaking about carrot in and also, um, the flatiron fly iron. sometimes when you fly iron someone's hair. it gets really a lot of the fumes. come out of the flat iron and it hits your face. so that's like heat constantly, and she's not the only one holding onto her mask over to lord day. spine here designed they have no plans to get rid of their ppe skin irritation after the chemical treatment and breathing problems so while wearing masks, it helps them not to have this problem. dr janine downey is a dermatologist. a lot of my. nail manicurist and my salon. um women that that work with hair all the time. a lot of them get nosebleeds because the constant irritation of the chemicals, downey says, protecting the face and eyes is essential for salon workers wearing a mask can prevent respiratory problems in the long run. wicked rose atia for some of my patients, which is the redness in the face. the rotation for many people can later then lead to molasses, mma, whi

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. >> this week, you will also hear from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania, and so lofgren. january 6th, views from the house. sunday at 10 pm eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> next, acting white house budget director shall on a young is before the white house budget committee testifying on the president's 2022 budget request. she also talked about funding border security, and infrastructure. >> this hearing will come to order. good morning, and welcome to the budget committee's hearing on this fiscal year 2022 budget. we are holding this hybrid hearing in compliance with the regulations for committee proceedings pursuant to house resolution nine six five, carried over to the