host: this is mark wolfe, executive director of the national energy assistance directors association. can you describe your organization's work? guest: the national energy assistance directors association runs the largest federal program designed to help low income families and will ruto families pay their home energy bills in the winter, as well as other things. host: as far as their demands, what does winter mean as far as paying bills? guest: it is extremely expensive, pedro. paying bills can be extremely expensive, and we have seen that the average cost of home energy this winter will actually be 17% to 20% higher than last year. that means a family using natural gas, for example of a spend over $900 to heat their home. a family using heating oil will spend over $2000. it's a lot of money over the course of the winter. host: $952 is the average for those using natural gas, that's an increase of 2021 to 2020 two. electricity, $1300, and heating oil, $2100. propane, $1800, and although you'll cost together, at $1200 increase compared to what we saw in 2021. where are those numbers c

host: mark wolfe in this conversation. we will start off hearing from him, the line under $45,000. go ahead. caller: democrats in washington, d.c., they have owned it because of energy and everything, and hopefully with the money and greed and power they want to bear, we can change things since november. thanks for taking my call. guest: well, thanks for your question. one thing that's difficult for democrats and republicans on this issue, the federal government does not control energy prices. even though, for example, the president wanted to push down the price of oil, he has limited tools. in the case of natural gas, the president has no tools. does not control the price of natural gas or propane. as we go into this winter, the only solution i can see right now, we need additional federal funding to help the most vulnerable families in our country pay these high bills until supply increases, prices come down -- it looks like we are heading towards a recession. whatever it is, we have to help families get through this winter. host: our next caller in florida. hi. caller: hello, pe

mark wolf on energy crisis this winter and assistance for lower income families. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app. between the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> tuesday on c-span, they look at the upcoming supreme court term beginning in october hosted by the heritage foundation live coverage starting at 2:00 p.m.. the senate rules committee considers a bill to reform the 1887 electoral count act to ensure electoral votes tallied by congress accurately reflect each states vote for president. at 8:00 p.m. a conversation on the biden administration policy agenda with white house national economic council director ryan deese. -- brian deese. >> the january 6 committee returns wendy for its nine here in ahead of the release of the written report expected by the end of the year. you can watch the hearing live beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span three, c-span now, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of governm

then the national energy association mark wolfe on energy prices this winter and assistance for lower income families. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: it is the "washington journal" for september 27. a recently washington post/abc poll asked respondents about their interests between another matchup between president biden and former president trump in 2024. most republicans would like to see either the former president or another republican run. most democrats suggested seeing someone else other than president biden running. we want to know what you think about another matchup of the current and former president in 2024. let us know your thoughts this morning. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans , (202) 748-8001. independents, 748-8002. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. you can post on facebook and twitter. you can follow the show on instagram. a poll came out recently asking about rematches in 2024. here is what they found. when asked about the democrats' preference for the nomination of president of the united states, 35% of those responding said they would like preside

this is mark wolf, senior judge of the us district court for his district of massachusetts.ng to achieve regime change, and former us ambassador to russia michael mcfall, who called himself a friend of our country, said that he is angry at the mere sight of russian tourists. i am now in spain in the last two days i have come across russian tourists and have i don't have a free russian, but i want you to believe that they are definitely not representatives of the opposition. they're just people who came to hang out in spain and that makes me really angry. and he gets so angry that he even lost his appetite. once i even left the restaurant, because i heard how they say what they say, but the representatives from germany, thomas andrew, wants to ruin the life of all russians. what is he sincerely confessing? this daily quiet life for the russians has stopped. you must change it. in that daily life they e, face the same issue. and what exactly are some inconveniences being created, however, for some figures of anti-russian speeches, apparently, their hatred is not enough. anger

and the national energy association mark wolf on energy prices this winter, and assistance for lowerncome families. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, or c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. with congress facing a september 30 funding deadline, but the house and senate are expected to work on a short-term spending bill to avert a government shutdown. the house returns wednesday at noon eastern. members will vote later in the week on veterans affairs. the senate returns tuesday at 3:00 eastern and will vote on the short-term spending bill. and streamlining the federal permitting process on energy process -- projects. you can also watch on our free video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. the january 6 committee returns wednesday for its ninth hearing ahead of the release of the written report, expected by the end of the year. you can watch the hearings live beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3, c-span now, or anytime online at c-span.org. >> c-span is

host: this is mark wolfe, executive director of the national energy assistance directors association.

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able to really see her coffin and have also, i think, a personal moment of grief marking the end of an extraordinary reign, wolf. >> very extraordinary indeed. simon, as someone who actually worked for the queen, what struck you as you watched today's events unfold? >> it's years of planning, the queen's arrangements were agreed by the queen maybe 20 years ago, so the meticulous detail that we saw being played out today all being preplanned, just extraordinary. the second thing is what an open event it was. it was just people, as we've just heard, people were able to get close to cortege, not checked as they went into the abbey. there was a sense that the authorities wanted people to get as much of an experience as possible, and the third thing is walking amongst the crowds, the diversity of the people who wanted to come and pay their respects, young, old. ethnic. it's very interesting. very much a snapshot of modern britain and indeed the global world. >> you're absolutely right. trisha, we saw a warm moment with the queen's beloved little dogs and her pony awaiting the procession at windsor castle. why was it

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mark zandi has this advice for americans. be cautious, but just don't panic and try to draw down your spending. wolf? >> good advice.her story we're following tonight, the sex trafficking investigation of congressman matt gaetz. a source familiar with the probe says federal prosecutors have recommended against charging the florida republican. we're told questions have been raised about whether a jury would find credible key witnesses credible, i should say. the long-running investigation involves allegations of sex trafficking and prostitution, including whether gaetz had a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl. gaetz has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. cnn's source says that the justice department has not made any final decision on whether to charge gaetz. we'll watch this story for you. >>> coming up, cnn's chris wallace has an exclusive interview with retired u.s. supreme court justice, stephen br breyer. what he says about how the democratic majority played into his decision to step down. not that one... that's the one. at university of phoenix, you could earn your masteter's degree in less than a a year

marked 70 years on the throne earlier this year. how remarkable is her place in history? >> as you say, wolfer place is in history. so remarkable, so significant. when we think she was born in 1926 when not all the women in the country had the vote. it was the time of the flapper. she lived through the depression, the great wall street crash and came in 1952, just 25, a young mother and seen the country and the world change so much, globalization, the way in which we earn our money, the way in which we live. also it was a time of empire. that has crumbled to independence. she became the queen of commonwealth. throughout it she has been the constant through these changing, changing times. president biden said she defined an era and she did. the second half of the 20th sentry, the beginning of the 21st century. really, it's very hard to imagine a world without her. the second elizabethan age has been one of significant change. for her she always empathized she was here at the people's servant. >> a truly, truly remarkable woman. betisha, elizabeth pledged to the people that her life shall be d

elliot, just how valuable is mark meadows' compliance as far as the justice department is concerned? >> you know, he could be very valuable, wolf from getting too excited here. well really don't know the extent of his cooperation. if you remember some months back, there was back and forth with the house january 6th committee where he didn't fully comply. so it's hard to know exactly what he did provide here. but as sara's roaring noted, he is an important figure, both a political and policy aide to the president, and certainly has a lot to say about all of these matters. >> maggie, meadows is now the highest ranking trump official to go ahead and to cooperate and comply with the subpoena and testify before the justice department's federal grand jury. what's your assessment of what's going on right now? >> look, i think that what elliot said is correct. it's hard to know what exactly in means in terms of both where their investigation is and what meadows himself turned over. meadows tried with the house select to have it both ways. he tried turning over a bunch of texts but not complying with testimony. i believe there were othe

marks the memory of sts. peter and paul of the episcopal church. from that day on, it was customary to harvest berries for future use. here is the task for the first round, as you know, wolf are not suitable for food, however, in the middle of the 19th century in the tver province. they were called as personally to me before the assignment to the letters before, what's on the drum to say hello. i finally got to you. leonid arkadyevich, i am very happy, i came from the city of kursk, and which in 10 years will turn 1,000 years old, can you imagine, let's support, city of kursk city, kursk hello to all smokers, smokers, as usual, some people confuse, but we are smokers, so hello everyone i came from the palace of pioneers and schoolchildren, in which i have been working for many, many years with my beloved children, so hello to all the palace of pioneers and schoolchildren, and the palace. well done to us there is such a chant, of course, to all your favorite colleagues especially, but they do theatrical education. hello and i was escorted here, my beloved mother, who is happy, who every time watches your program and says oh, look , no arkadevich here is my mother, i am her

wolf, of potentially classified documents, we're learning from this new court filing new details about a slightly less redacted affidavit. they tells us a little bit more about the kinds of classified markingseviously handed over by the former president's team. and they shed a little more light on that subpoena for the surveillance footage at mar-a-lago and how they got six months of it for this basement room at mar-a-lago, wolf. >> very interesting. sara murray reporting for us. thank you very, very much. let's discuss all of this with our senior legal analyst elie honig. elie, thanks for joining us. what do you think of the new details from the less redacted fbi affidavit? >> wolf, i think the most important takeaway is this confirms that the documents that were turned over to the justice department were not just important, were not just sensitive, but they were quite literally life or death. if you look at the new markings that we now know about, this shows us that these documents were related to our human intelligence, meaning in a word our spies and to our electronic and signals intelligence, meaning essentially wiretaps. we're talking about court issues of domestic and foreign intelli

wolf blitzer is off tonight, i'm alex marquardt in "the situation room." >> we begin with all of krvn exclusive new reporting on the january 6 investigation including the new revelations about mark meadow's communications. cnn political correspondent sara murray has our report. >> reporter: as donald trump and his allies made a final push to overturn the 2020 election. >> there is still plenty of time to certify the correct winner. >> reporter: retired army colonel phil wald ron. >> the core of these voefting systems are rife with vulnerables. >> reporter: communicated with then white house chief of staff mark meadows complaining that an arizona judge dismissed a lawsuit calling for election equipment to be handed over. he told meadows arizona was our lead domino. we were counting on to start the cast cade and complains they were using delay tactics. pathetic, meadow's responded. wald ron and his attorneys did not respond. the new details about efforts to acves voting machines reaching the top tier of the white house as federal and state prosecutors are trying to up end the 2020 election and as the house committee is get geared up for a committee hearing this week. fighting agai

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