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mark johnson, johnson green of texas. and still our eyes. >> for the preferred candidate of liberty and justice for all. hope is the hope and dream of the enslaved world for order. >> the gentleman may respond by surname. did you hear actually, the name? >> did you get green of texas? >> jeffries. green of georgia. johnson griffith. johnson. johnson grijalva. jeffries. grothman johnson. guest johnson. guthrie. johnson. hageman johnson. johnson. hamadeh of arizona johnson. harder of california. jeffries. haridopolos. johnson. johnson. harrigan. johnson. johnson. harris of maryland. harris of maryland. harris of north carolina. johnson. johnson harshbarger. johnson. hayes. hurd. jeffries. >> andy. harris. andy. >> harris, one of the key members of the house freedom caucus. >> republican of maryland, did not vote, so johnson adding andy harris into the others. we have seen and heard not voting. that's five. that makes five republicans so far. jeffries as we kind of try to marinate on that and understand what it means. johnso

speaker johnson giving his first interview since the vote today on "sunday morning futures." markedith is live with the latest. >> reporter: mike, good to see you. mike johnson says it's president-elect trump who wants congress to get to work on one massive policy package covering everything from border security to tax cuts. the speaker told maria bartiromo this morning one package, ideally passed through reconciliation, could make it easier to get every republican onboard. >> a lot of moving pieces, a lot of to things to negotiate, a lot of opinions on all that. so we'll be working long are, long hours with whiteboards making sure every republican is onboard because i'll be dealing with much the smallest margin in u.s. history. but we're going to get it done. >> reporter: things will have to move in the if right sequence to get this done by april or may, but getting anything done in congress is still tough. today south carolina senator lindsey graham urged his party to put a border security package the together first to get something done as quickly as possible. graham says he st

you his true beliefs face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman mark green. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the cheap. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expected house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries, a brooklyn. house. republicans also hoped to quickly wrap up the speaker's election because they couldn't certify president-elect donald trump's win on monday without a leader in place. >> in washington, i'm just smart. >> and earlier today we got a chance to speak with bay area congressman eric swalwell, who represents alameda county swalwell played a key role in the second impeachment of donald trump during his first administration. that trial, the president-elect has vowed to go after his political enemies in his second term and we asked well, well, if he'

you his true beliefs face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman mark green. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the cheap. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expected house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries of brooklyn. house republicans also hoped to quickly wrap up the speaker's election because they couldn't certify president-elect donald trump's win on monday without a leader in place. >> in washington, i'm just smart speaker. a merit to. >> pelosi, it's great to see you back in the chamber. >> former speaker of the house nancy pelosi back in washington, d.c., for the first time since falling and breaking her hip in luxembourg. pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. we spoke with the bay area, congressman eric swalwell about what it was l

mark. house speaker mike johnson says he is ready and eager to lead his chamber especially as present electronic returns to power the speaker facing obstacles becoming speaker again he said his party is now united. he sat with fox's maria on "sunday morning futures." >> we want to make sure we are jumpstart in the agenda now over the next two weeks so he is prepared andeady on day one. we have a lot to do as you know they've been putting the place together and figure out the sequence of power going to run those plays we are really excited about it. >> trump lobbied fellow republicans to give johnson a speaker even as friday's vote was underway. some republicans are furious with johnson after pushing through some recent spending packages. both johnson back in charge of speaker tells a box house republicans will push for one larger policy bill through reconciliation which in their view could make it easier to get to the senate. johnson tells fox the goal would be to get a massive policy package out of his chamber in april precooked snow is going to love every element of a large package like that.

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lakers great magic johnson, dodgers chairman mark walter and the chair of the l.a.ommittee are joining forces to lead l.a. rises. the private sector initiative will help expand local and state resources to rebuild altadena, pasadena and the pacific palisades. walter and the l.a. dodgers foundation have provided an initial commitment of up to $100 million. firefighters are nearing 100% containment on the two fires, which are amongst the deadliest and most destructive on record. meanwhile, a literal diamond in the rough found in the wreckage of an altadena couple's home as brian mcshea and stephanie raynor rummaged through the debris, there was one specific item brian hoped was still intact the engagement ring he was going to give stephanie when he proposed. miraculously, he found that ring you see right there, and he immediately got down on one knee pressure. all this perfection you want. in the moment that you propose. but you just i found it and it's like, oh, here it is. will you marry me? oh i cried. i was crying, i had my glasses with the goggles on top and they

you his true beliefs face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman mark green. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the cheap. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expected house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries, a brooklyn. house. republicans also hoped to quickly wrap up the speaker's election because they couldn't certify president-elect donald trump's win on monday without a leader in place. >> in washington, i'm just short. >> pelosi, it's great to see you back in the chamber. >> former speaker of the house nancy pelosi back in washington, d.c., for the first time since falling and breaking her hip in luxembourg. pelosi was there to cast her vote for speaker of the house. and we spoke with bay area congressman eric swalwell about what it was like having her back

johnson cutting a deal to be speaker. the republican members wanted the bills considered, many without marked up or normal process, some last congress, that is their effort to try to extract something from mike johnson. there is not a rules committee, i have not been aware of a rules committee chair, they do not have the ability too bring a bill to the floor to have actual debate. when you have actually -- debate, you at least open door for amendments and bipartisanship that is not who that conference is interested in right now. we'll seete if it changes. >> congressman ralph norman came up with a regular for term limits, your thoughts on that, and does it hurt or help with leadership and experience as well in. >>nc well, look, there are always a variety of characteristics that go into members being successful here, seniority, arc of your preferringal career, when you did before you came to congress to be effective. whether you were in the military,, and a lawyer or state senate like my colleague vice chair, whether you were a local mayor, we liv every two years by term limits. if the people in california choose for me to n

you his true beliefs face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman mark green. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the team. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expected house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries, a brooklyn. house. republicans also hoped to quickly wrap up the speaker's election because they couldn't certify president-elect donald trump's win on monday without a leader in place. >> in washington, i'm just short. >> we also had a chance to speak with bay area. congressman eric swalwell who represents alameda county. i asked him about his priority for the 100 19th congress and working with president trump and the republicans. >> president elect trump. i will root for him to succeed. yes, i was an impeachment manager. yes, i was one of the leaders of the

you his true beliefs face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman markreen. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the cheap. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expected house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries of brooklyn. >> and house republicans also hoped for a quick speaker election because they would not have been able to certify president-elect donald trump's win here on monday without a leader in place live washington. i'm jessi tenure that jesse, thank you so much. apple has agreed to pay 95 million dollars to settle a proposed class action lawsuit that claims. >> apple's voice assistant siri violated users. privacy plaintiffs say that syria would automatically record them when they accidentally enabled the assistant and then c apple then sold that information

his true beliefs at face value, michigan congresswoman lisa mcclain supported johnson. >> as did tennessee congressman mark green. this is about the trump agenda. new york congressman nick langworthy said president-elect donald trump's endorsement of johnson should be enough. this is the quarterback he's chosen for the team. >> in it is it is time that we come together as expncted house democrats stood by their same leader from the previous congress. house democrats are united. >> behind the most powerful legislative leader in this chamber. jeffries, a brooklyn. >> house republicans had also hoped to quickly wrap up the speaker's election because they would not have been able to certify president-elect donald trump's win here on monday without a leader in place. live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. jessie, thank you. >> still ahead, the roof of this home in the late hope comes crashing down on christmas. you could hear the >> democrats will take simon and sam liccardo are now among the new members, the 119 congress sworn in today. the formally served as mayor of san jose and now will represent silicon val

for passage of voting rights legislation he's quoting from scripture but then bella gives johnson really bad marks really low marks when comes to foreign policy when it comes to the vietnam and says it was shameful. it is shameful the way that johnson is really for new house to johnson nixon. i really betrayers heretics from the american civil religion when i thought well what about this the bella doesn't use this might sound familiar this is right out of your american heritage reader from a year or more ago. you have their johnson's delivered at johns hopkins university. in 1965 peace without conquest not peace without conquest near the end that speech lyndon johnson said the following every night before turn out the lights to sleep, i ask this question have. i done everything that i can do to unite this country. have i done everything i can to help unite the world, to try to bring bring peace and hope to all the peoples of the world? have i enough and in contact. he's talking about vietnam. he's talking about an equivalent of the tennessee valley authority providing hydroelectric power for the p

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 b

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 b

johnson cutting a deal to be speaker. these republican members went to him and wanted these bills considered. many of them without being marked without going through the normal process. some of them last congress. this is their effort to try to distract something from mike johnson. there is not a rules committee. they do not have the ability to bring a bill to the floor to have actual debate. when you have actual debate in an actual markup then you open the door to have some amendments and some bipartisanship. that is not what this republican congress is interested in right now. we will see if that changes. >> congressman ralph norman has come up with a resolution for term limits for congressmen and women. i just want to get your thoughts on that and does it hurt or help with leadership and experience as well? >> there are always a variety of characteristics that go into members to be successful. what you did before you came to congress in order to be effective, whether you were in the military and a lawyer and in the state senate like my colleague the vice chair where you are local mayor or private sector like me and all of

mike johnson, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries, senator chris -- represent senator joe wilson, ambassador of france lawrence billie doctor benjamin. frances phelan. mr. chuck schwalm and mr. mark schnieder. ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson. speaker of the united states house of representatives. welcome to you all. we're so grateful to have you here in the people's house. i want to welcome members of congress, ambassador billy, to senior wish guests and all of our friends of france on this day, exactly 200 years ago. the marquis de lafayette entered this great half of the house. here's how history records the occasion. i love this. i'm going to quote it. speaker of the house henry clay, on behalf of congress and our nation, addressed our nation's guest with the highest strains of impassive and eloquence to which address general lafayette replied in a happy and feeling manner. the house then adjourned and each member proceeded by the speaker, took the general by the hand and gave him a hearty welcome. so cordial and fervent was the greeting that those who witnessed it professed its parallel cannot be found in grecian or rom

call vote started, bret, you had tom burchett, surgeon had disagreement with mike johnson and somebody a big question mark indicateho this would go to a second ballot no matter what and then he voted for mike johnson, somebody who was unclear about where he was going to go, even ralph norman, the republican from south carolina who did not vote for mike johnson, so you see how this is a problem when he can only lose one vote, this would immediately kick to a second ballot. if this does go to a second ballot, and keep in mind right out of the house is not constituted. they can't swear in the members, there is no speaker until they close this vote and at that point if they determine they have somebody who has gotten the majority of those casting ballots for somebody by name, i will say that again, that is the threshold, you must get a majority of those casting ballots for somebody by name. so under usual circumstances with 434 members, mike johnson came in at 219, he could go to 218. if that turns out to be in fact the magic number, he is probably short. >> sandra: chad, can you explain what might be happeni

johnson there. bad from the other end of the aisle. a republican from tennessee saying he thinks this will go multiple bouts. he is a question mark starts with a b. he could ensure that quickly by voting for someone other than mike johnson to be speaker. and we learned a little bit, as i think we are about to get underway, feel free to cut me off, what johnson appears to be promising members. >> the roll will be called. those responding -- >> thank you. >> surname the nominee of their choosing. the realizing clerk will now call the roll. >> adams. jeffries. adder homes. johnson. aguilar. jeffries. alford. johnson. allen. >> johnson. >> ammo. jeffries. amoday of nevada. johnson. ansari. jeffries. arrington. johnson. aukenclas. jeffries. babin. johnson. bacon. johnson. baird. johnson. balderson. johnson. balent. jeffries. barr. johnson. benegan. jeffries. barrett. barrett. baumgartner. >> barrett or barts? >> mike johnson. >> barrett. johnson. barrett. >> johnson. >> johnson. baumgartner. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. bean of florida. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> beatty. >> hakeem jefferies. >> jeffries. begich. >> mike johnson.

mark: before we came on stage, tom johnson, my friend tom johnson, said jimmy carter is one of my heroescould say without equivocation that you are truly an american hero. mr. president, this has been our great honor having you here tonight and we very much appreciate you being with us. [applause] pres. carter: thank you all. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

opposition adding, quote, we've seen johnson partner with the democrats to send money to ukraine, authorize spying on americans and blow the budget. another big question, mark, indiana republican congresswoman victoria spartz, president-elect donald trump endorsed mike johnson. he's the one that can win right now. the brasco republican congressman don bacon said on the hill on newsnation. most republicans are frustrated with the few opposed to speaker johnson. these people undermine our leadership and the vast majority of us who want to get things done. 2 years ago, house republicans took 15 votes to elect speaker kevin mccarthy. and months later they voted to oust him over a deal he made with democrats. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> a three-week fight vaulted the relatively unknown. mike johnson to the speakership. the time for action is now. and republican senators have already chosen their leader that senator john thune from south dakota. >> now in the house, they'll need to speak or before they can for many committees before members can even be sworn in. they need to have a

. >>> house speaker mike mike johnson inviting president trump to address a joint session of congress in a few weeks markingpportunity to deliver remarks to lawmakers since being sworn into office. in the letter johnson's asking the president to the join both chambers of congress on march 4th. trump has not yet confirmed whether he will attend. >>> on the football, seven-time super bowl winner and fox nfl analyst tom brady giving his prediction for today's mfc championship between the eagles and the commanders -- nfc. >> we'll see how the injuries in the eagles' secondary, if mitchell can play, how that affects them. certainly, the eagles are the favorite for a reason. they've had an incredible season, so if the eagles play well, you know, i the they've moving on -- i think they're moving on. charlie: brady will be in philly today to call the game as the two teams fight for the chance to go to super bowl lix in new orleans. coverage today begins at3 p.m. eastern on fox. and those are your headlines. rachel: all right, guys. well, there's a lot of annoying things that people do when they bo to work, and ther

the phase of mark sucker birth heavier may from argentina. they were all present worth, johnson was presidency another ration, but the last name was denied 3 times. i think that's very telling about the fact that trump once has to be over with and he's, he's not going to continue this thing. narrative was the wednesday is vickie row, and we have been support ukraine all the way. i think that we're also hearing a few hints in the media that indicate where trump is on this. just a week ago, his national security adviser incoming, the walls came out and mike walls came out and said that it would be foolish to think that russia would give back all the land that was taken during this war. well, that's kind of a stunning statement to make because you're almost projecting negotiation in advance that we're not expecting that. the other thing that would make trump of very good would be to say we're cancelling all the money that's headed to ukraine right now. and we're re routing those dollars back to north carolina people here who are freezing in the winter because they still don't have

mark thompson. and good morning. i'm whit johnson in new york.about the hostage release in israel. let's go ahead and take including at least two american citizens has finally come to fruition. >> the cease fire has gone into effect in gaza, and today we're seeing hostages being released. three israeli women held against their will in the dark tunnels for 470 days. four more women will be released in seven days, three additional hostages every seven days thereafter, including at least two american citizens. in this first phase. we pray for them and their families, for they're going to be a long recovery ahead. by the 16th day of the deal, talks will begin in the second phase. this phase includes the release of israeli soldiers and a permanent end of the war without hamas. without hamas in power, or able to threaten israel. hundreds of trucks are entering gaza as i speak. they're carrying assistance for civilians who have suffered enormously from the war that hamas started on october 7th, several hundred trucks will enter the gaza strip as i'm pro

mark is how many rounds. i mean, we've seen this not just with johnson's confirmation but look at what happened with kevin mccarthyn he barely hung on to his speakership. he ended up vacating. thosthat's the question mark, hw many of -- how much of this will play out on our televisions to die. >> certainly, you will report on it. i was obviously here for the 15 rounds with speaker mccarthy, i was here in september and october of last year to see what happened there. i think we learned a lot from that. here's the fact. the fact is, there are no perfect leaders. there's only been one person that ever walked the face of the earth that was perfect. speaker johnson will tell you it's not him. when you can only lose one or two votes, many times you can't lose any votes, that's called perfection. 99% of the republican conference want speaker johnson to be the speaker. i believe he'll get there, whether it's one round or two. we know on monday, january 6th we need to certify the election of president trump so we can get on with his agenda. cheryl: the first 100 days are coming soon so we need to get there and trump wants

opposition adding, quote, we've seen johnson partner with the democrats to send money to ukraine, authorize spying on americans and blow the budget. another big question, mark, indiana republican congresswoman victoria spartz, president-elect donald trump endorsed mike johnson. he's the one that can win right now. the brasco republican congressman don bacon said on the hill on newsnation. most republicans are frustrated with the few opposed to speaker johnson. these people undermine our leadership and the vast majority of us who want to get things done. 2 years ago, house republicans took 15 votes to elect speaker kevin mccarthy. and months later they voted to oust him over a deal he made with democrats. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> a three-week fight vaulted the relatively unknown. mike johnson to the speakership. the time for action is now. >> now in the senate, republicans have already chosen their leader that senator john thune from south dakota and the house, though, until they have a speaker, they can't form committees that can't pass laws. they can even take their oaths

. >> we've seen johnson partner with the democrats to send money to ukraine, authorize spying on americans and blow the budget. another big question, mark, indiana republican congresswoman victoria spartz, president-elect donald trump endorsed mike johnson. he's the one that can win right now. brasco republican congressman don bacon said on the hill on newsnation. most republicans are frustrated with the few opposed to speaker johnson. these people undermine our leadership and the vast majority of us who want to get things done. 2 years ago, house republicans took 15 votes to elect speaker kevin mccarthy. and months later they voted to oust him over a deal he made with democrats. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> a three-week fight vaulted the relatively unknown. mike johnson to the speakership. the time for action is now republicans will control both the house and the senate and they'll control the white house when president elect donald trump takes office. now republicans in the senate have already chosen their leader, that senator john thune from south dakot

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands oflice officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 block of

mark sucker bird heavier malay. from argentina. they were all present worth. johnson was present at the annunciation, but the last thing was denied 3 times. i think that's very telling about besides the trump, once it has to be over with and he's, he's not going to continue this thing. narrative, valencia is vickie row and we have to support ukraine all the way. i think that we're also hearing a few hints in the media that indicate where trump is on this. just a week ago, his national security adviser incoming was, came out and mike walls came out said that it would be foolish to think that russian would give like all the land that was taken during this war. well, that's kind of a stunning statement to make because you're almost projecting negotiation in advance that we're not expecting this. so i think watch we see it come to an end faster than a lot of people think. well, what trump wants to be able to do, i believe that these situations is not go out in promise. again, another deadline and then look like he missed his deadline and then said set it out 6 months to a

richard johnson said it looks like you are in a slump mark. in a slump. stay focused. >> mark: thank you. julian green we just got home from disney world last night. we rode space mountain on thursday january 9th and my daughter still cried. >> kelly: robin from stonecrest, georgia, says please let mark's mom knows that years after it happened she made me feel like starting my day today. the short story was absolutely the funniest thing i've heard this year and now i am ready to go. >> mark: from wilson, north carolina. haymarket, get yourself together. you almost threw your arm out after losing a stump mark. except the loss gracefully. i'm going to throw with the other arm. >> kelly: he's throwing with his good arm now. debbie from union city tennessee set i want to thank everyone at "live" for our fabulous trip to club barbados, especially mark are giving me the chance to have this awesome shirt to wear. everyone loves my shirt and i got lots of way to goes and fist bumps. she stumped you and one the tr trip. >> mark: i am a national hero. >

rest in liberia, saturdays burial in northern nimble county marked the end of a 5 day state funeral, commemorating the life of prince johnson. the americans working all of us at the, on the day to see new grad invite you on shipping. uh, you know, a credit even to my future. one of the leading figures of the countries brutal civil wars. johnson died at the age of 72 in november without ever facing trial for his alleged atrocities. a quarter of a 1000000 people died in the conflicts between 19892003. he was notorious for 1990 video showing him watching over the torture and killing of then president samuel though. so he went on to become a preacher and highly influential senator and always justified his role in the wars are connected to finally presume i'm think i'll be limited by every shame that would be the taxes to i did i respect, i'm a value that's a lot of people that you choose and go to money. he was seen as a hero and the liberator print jobs in. what's a good man? and it is so incredible. the last thing at this time, my people, we uh so much don, how to, to others. he was viewed as a symbol of liberia's, struggles

johnson commemorates the address to congress on december 10th, 1824. then, historian elizabeth restores the sites in alexandria virginia that the mark he visited during his 1824 return to america. then, at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the lead up to inauguration day. american history tv looks back at famous inaugural speeches. this weekend, speeches by john kennedy in 1961, lyndon johnson in 1965, and richard nixon in 1969. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, author robert schimmel with his book, "winston churchill and the white house," shares that the british prime minister was more than a houseguest during his lengthy visits to the white house during the presidencies of glenn roosevelt and dwight eisenhower. the book draws on letters, diaries, government documents and memoirs to tell the ory of winston churchill and the two presidents. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org /history. >>> booktv every sunday on c- span2 features leading authors, discussing their latest nonfiction books. here's a look at what is coming up this weekend. at 5:

johnson discussed an all-encompassing bill for may or april. is that too aggressive? it would fit within the 100 day mark that any incoming president wants to deliver on, but it sounds like a lot. stephanie: it does sound like a lot and realistically it's more likely to be summer in possibly even fall. the tax cut jobs act the republicans passed the first time trump was president, that was december of 2017. it really took the better part of a year to get that done and they are really looking at something a lot more ambitious. scarlet: raising the question, why do it by one big bill? why not do it piecemeal? stephanie: i think the logic is they have a better and stronger hand of holding the coalition together if everybody basically has to hold their nose and vote for pieces but they don't necessarily like to get the parts they do. that's the political calculus that has been taken. jd vance has indicated that this will make it smoother going through the senate, so that is the play here. go big or go home. katie: we have seen that play out and work or not work in other countries, like france and south korea