, invest and support maryland. i will push back on things that either don't make sense or are unconstitutional or challenge our values. but i am approaching this truly with a sense of partnership. david: why do you think maryland has become such a liberal, such a democratic state? gov. moore: we tell people we are, this is the northernmost southern state. i'm one of the only democratic southern governors in the country. the bloodiest battles of the civil war took place in the state of maryland. i'm the first black governor in the history of the state of maryland. literally down the street are the docks, the annapolis docks, which was one of the country's first and largest slave ports. the building we are in right now , the state capital, was built by the hands of slaves. so the dichotomy and complexity of this state is very real. but it's something i take pride in. david: he ran for governor initially in 2022 and were elected overwhelmingly. you are up for reelection in 2026. you haven't announced yet, i don't thin

charismatic governor maryland. he said he would deftly run for reelection in two years. he also said he hasn't decided if you will run for president of the united states but many people think he would be an excellent candidate in four years. my conversation with him was one of the most interesting ones i've had with any governor in recent years. you were asleep one night and somebody i think woke you up and said the key bridge was collapsing. who woke you up and what did you say? gov. moore: it was our fantastic chief of staff at 2:02 in the morning. he called and said the key bridge is gone. and that key bridge, it's over two miles long. it is in the skyline of every picture of baltimore and has been there since i've been born. i said what do you mean, gone? he said it collapsed. and immediately we began mobilizing. we were on the phone with the fbi trying to figure out was there terrorism involved. what exactly happened? how many cars were on the bridge? how many people are unaccounted for? i will never forget th

the of maryland proclamation from the governor of the state of maryland. harriet tubman appreciation of november 2024. whereas ross, also known as harriet tubman dorchester county, maryland, having an imaginary self emancipate it to massachusetts the voluntary her services to the union army encamped an enemy territory attached to the second south carolina volunteer of african descent and. whereas, harriet tubman did work as and as a union spy and did gather intelligence, military intelligence for major general hunter, union commander of the department south. and. whereas harriet tubman did assist in a military special operation using her of the land and area informants and deadly union soldiers on a mission that destroyed millions of dollars in property, disrupted enemy supply lines, emancipated more than 700 enslaved persons, gaining hundred of those men for union army. and. whereas, harriet tubman, nurse and cook for the union soldiers of the south second south carolina volunteer regiment, her service and nurse wounded union soldiers of the 54th massachu

it was another maryland or, frederick -- marylander, frederick douglass, who said if there is no struggles no progress. we are in a fight for our democracy and for the working men and women of this country. we need to stand up for them. we need to fight hard, and we need to win. are we going to win? you all very much. thank you to democrats across the country. chair harrison: as the staff continues to tabulate ballots, we have two special messages to share with you. please, watch the video screens. >> to the members of the dnc, in my farewell address i spoke about the belief that everyone deserves a fair share. america can be defined in one word, possibilities. the past four years, kamala and i, the administration, all of us made enormous progress to carry out that believe and hold onto that truth. we went into office facing one of the toughest periods in our nation, but we came out stronger because we did the work. we beat the pandemic to build the strongest economy in the world, to reset america's leadership in the world. we know that the battle for the soul of america continues today.

, but also a lot of cross-pollination, if i may use that phrase, virginians who also property in maryland, marylanders who also property in virginia and sometimes serve in both governments over the course their lifetimes. so i think that's definitely worth exploring in more depth. and it also brings a lens of religious pluralism, not exactly. diversity, perhaps, but mark my colleague that i talked about a moment ago has also just introduced a a tour he calls holy ground, which is about the different flavors of religion that were present at jamestown in the early days to the best our ability to analyze that. how are people getting on and off the island because like green springs that's off the island and i know today we have like foot bridges that we can walk on and there's like bridges that we can travel from, like where glass houses to the island was there. bridges at the time was down the river. the did exist. it's been periodically a true island multiple times through throughout its history because we're prone to hurricanes in virginia and we've had some really bad ones over the years.

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nbc's ben kamisar is at national harbor, maryland, where the democrats are meeting.ll right, ben, who's the new leader and what are we hearing from them? >> yes, he's the longtime leader of the. >> state democratic party in minnesota. they refer to as that democratic farmer labor party. there. >> he won pretty convincingly. >> about a majority of the vote on the first ballot. >> there have been. >> questions on whether or not the party would be able to come together and quickly elect a chair, and they did with ken martin, who basically said the time for the fighting inside the democratic party is over. we now have a leader and let's turn that fight outwards to take on donald trump with his message. i think we can hear a little bit of his words here. >> we have. >> one team. >> one team. >> that's right. >> the. >> democratic party. >> we have one fight. >> we have. >> one fight. the fight is not in here. the fight is out there, right? the fight is not in here. the fight is for our values. the fight. is for working people. the fight. right now is against. donald trump

cnn's arlette saenz joins us now from oxon hill, maryland. arlette, good to see you.w soon might we know who might be picked for the job? >> well. >> fred, we actually. >> could find out any minute now. dnc officials right now are behind the scenes tallying up the. >> votes of. >> the. >> first ballot that. >> was. conducted in this race for who will lead the democratic national committee. now, in. >> order to win. >> this first. >> ballot, a candidate. >> will need. >> the majority. >> of support. >> there are. >> 450 voting. >> members of the. >> dnc. >> the majority will. depend that exact figure on how many were here present voting today, but there were. >> eight. >> candidates heading into today's chai candidates were considered to be ben wikler of the state party of wisconsin, as well as ken martin, who leads minnesota's state party, and former maryland governor martin o'malley. two of the candidates that were running today actually dropped out of this race during their nominating speeches and threw their support behind ken martin that included marianne williams

employees in the state of maryland.nts all of them to quit because he wants them to work in the private sector. these are individuals who have spent their careers. i spoke to some of them this week, 37 years working in agriculture, another woman. 35 years. these are people who deserve to be there and should not be pushed out. >> should. >> not be intimidated or silenced so that he can replace them with his political friends. this is the intention is to replace these public civil servants with, with, with his friends and cronies. and this is. so my advice. >> is not. >> to do it. >> senator alsobrooks, thank you for being with us. thank you for your powerful voice. i can't wait to watch you in the weeks ahead. that does it for me tonight. the rachel maddow show starts right now. hey, rachel. >> jen, do. >> you feel like that last. >> hour was one minute, or do you feel like it was about 15 hours long? it's one or the other. i know it doesn't feel like it was an hour. >> somewhere in between eight hours. is that an approp

host: talib in maryland on the line for independents.aller: back in the 1950's, my parents told me you had to be twice as good as the white man to make it. you have to go up against all the white supremacy and all the things they have to keep you out. white males have had 406 years of affirmative action. over 150 years of legacy for mediocre white males. i know this because i went to college and grad school all over the country. donald trump did not even take the sat, according to his knees, not me. -- niece, not me. he got into fordham. then the university of penn because of somebody his brother knew the admissions office. legacy admissions. donald trump is a career criminal. if you get 3 million so-called illegals and interview them, none of them would touch the crimes he has committed. a serial rapist. and educated sex abuser. bayfront -- adjudicated sex abuser. a fraudster. a convicted villain. this man is a criminal. plus, by native american relatives never should have let you come to this country. who committed all these genocides

metro airport authority and fire and police chiefs, the united states coast guard, the maryland state police, the virginia department of emergency management and the virginia state police. and i would like to thank them for being here as well. we are here at reagan national airptd and we will provide where recovery efforts stand and get more information about the updates from the unified command. i'm joined today by from the metro washington airport authority and the other members of the unified command team. i want to thank our response teams for their heroic efforts including the team on this site and the teams that are supporting the families. heartbreaking work. the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation into what happened and they will be providing updates later this afternoon and will not be talking about the investigation in this conference. terry from the meto airports authority will provide an update and i will update on our activity over the next operational period. >> the aret is open and operating and recovery site. we have two of the three runwa

it was passed 88 to 4 with the four democratic senators from maryland and virginia, the states surrounding the airport, voting against it. they warned that something like this could happen. >> but more. >> and more planes on. >> this busiest runway in the united states is just going to increase the chance of a significant incident. >> who cares. >> about the airlines? >> we ought to care. >> about safety. >> we ought to care. >> about passengers. the last thing we want. >> is for there to be something. >> bad happen out. >> at that. >> airport. >> and people. >> stick a mike in our face and say, hey, you. knew all this and you were warned, but you voted for it anyway. >> wow. well, of course it was hard to compete with the decades long lobbying efforts by groups backed by the airlines like this one. congress can. >> help lower prices. >> for consumers. >> by allowing more flights. >> experts agree dca. >> has the capacity to handle more flights. more flights mean more affordable. >> access for all the old. >> rules, drive up prices. >> and stifle competition. >> air travelers. >> deserve b

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senators from virginia and maryland have warned for years about congestion at reagan and the air space around it. >> we should not be jamming more flights on to the busiest runway. united states as planes are taking off and landing every minute you are increasing. the resk of accident. >> the ntsb says the crash investigation will determine if congestion played a role in this week's crash boats returned to the potomac river today as part of the recovery effort and and the investigation is well under way now after that collision between the plane and the army black hawk helicopter, our washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us now live from the reagan. >> national airport to rashad. what are you learning tonight? >> vicki grant, good evening to the ntsb say they found the black box data recorder that was aboard the black hawk helicopter. they're hoping that will give them more insight into exactly why that helicopter collided in midair with the american airlines plane. thank you. the white house shared new insight into the military helicopter that collided with an american airline

so inside story was bringing on guess now in westminster, in the us states of maryland. we have dave hoffman, he's a former assistant administrator for the us, a bureau of democracy, conflict and humanitarian assistance in trying my in thailand, cell lies or clink director of the shooting human rights organization and, and jo, based in me, in law. and in washington dc, abdullah a bottle. how that? okay, a hold of africa, security on list, and the see me advocate at refugees international welcome to well, if i could start with the law here, as is clear from that report, the us is the most generous country in the world when it comes to foreign assistance what does this freeze in us a mean for the rest of the world in broad terms of this for you has sent shock waves to many of the programs that the united states supports across the african continent. i think sometimes we forget that these programs they go on in the background. so a lot of the time we do not know like very poor to mentioned that that clock, it's one of the most on one of the most boring programs that not man

forces and served in afghanistan, and 39-year-old chief warrant officer and pilot andrew eaves from marylandad nearly two decades of decorated military service in both the army and navy. the name of the female pilot has not been released at the request of the family. and david, we're also learning that american airlines will no longer be using that flight number 5342. david? >> david: whit johnson on the banks of the potomac river again for us tonight. we will be watching you this weekend. thank you. >>> there's a lot of other news this friday night. president trump late today discussing the tariffs he will now impose, set to impose 25% tariffs tomorrow on canada and mexico, a 10% tariff on china. the question, what will this mean for grocery prices, electronics, gas, and oil? president trump saying there could be disruption and americans will understand. rachel scott at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, president trump set to implement sweeping tariffs on the country's largest trading partners, a move that would impact prices at the grocery store and the gas pump. >> there could be som

alex gonzales or maryland's is editor in chief of the mexico political economists and he joins us live from mexico city. thanks very much for your time mister alex. now, how do you think mexico's like for you to respond? i think is a wells mexico is i think intelligent be be cool headed about his approach as opposed to uh, canadian colleagues. we've been doing a lot of fostering. we're looking at the situation as a whole because ultimately terrace on the north american region are really a terrace on the american people. and do you think there is a chance that this highest could be short lived? we don't know yet. we've seen a lot of misinformation around these parents whether it was going to happen today, what sorts of tires. again, this is like what has to be cool headed with the trumpet ministration, where a lot of posturing is meant to be the policy rather than the policy itself. so i'm sure the mexican government is prepared. fred, mexico is historically very skilled at targeted sanctions. when it comes to pride with apartments. so in terms of the trade with mexico as partners walk

the maryland attorney general put out a memo hindering local belief cooperation with ice. does the administration have comments on the state and local officials defying efforts? karoline: it's interesting democrat officials in these cities who have been overrun and overwhelmed by illegal immigrant criminals what are a few support and help to cure this problem that has especially taken over their cities. i guess they don't want to admit they are wrong. with century city policies, you have to ask them but they would be wise to comply with this administration. this administration is hell-bent on enforcing our nation's immigration laws. this administration will continue to arrest and detain and deport illegal criminals. we will not defy immigration laws like the previous administration who at these orders of removal on illegal immigrants across the country and were refusing to execute on them. we will continue to remove illegal criminals from our nations interior. destination's interior -- our nation's interiors. reporter: are they violating the law? karoline:karoline: i will

chief warrant officer andrew eves from great hills, maryland. staff sgt.an austin o'hara of georgia and captain rebecca from north carolina. they will all be missed. we'll be right back. ♪ selena gomez facing backlash for this now deleted instagram post. >> i just wanted to say i am so sorry. [sobbing] all my people are getting attacked. children. >> she's crying over trumps mass deportation plans and now angel moms have a message for her. >> you don't know who you are crying for. what about our children brutally murdered and raped and beaten to death and left on the floor by illegal immigrants? a ruse to deceive people. there are many children whose lives were children due to people who crossed illegally the method and cry for our daug daughters. >> to me difficult mothers had to come forward and do this. watching selena gomez video is preposterous. i'm tired of these spoiled hollywood people who try to insert themselves into politics. most of the time they are ignorant and no idea what they are talking about. i was happy to see the lake and riley act pas

corp. 2024] -- 2025] >> jamie harrison made farewell remarks during the party's winter meeting in maryland. this is about 45 minutes. >> i will try to hold it together for these remarks. er for these remarks. >> we love you, jaime. >> i love you, too. [applause] >> i want to thank you all. i want to thank the staff for pulling together that video. i do want to thank you all for your kind words these last few days. you know, being your chair has been the greatest professional honor that i have ever had. and it's been the privilege of my lifetime. for 14 years, these last 14 years, the dnc has been a major part of my life. and i sincerely appreciate the opportunity to get back as much as i have received from each and every one of you in this incredible organization. even though my time as chair is coming to a close, don't think for one moment that my time as a democrat is ending. you are my political family, and that means something special to me. we are united by a bond that will last not just a lifetime, but generations. you know, i often say this and i saved every time, , we are the oldes

lead e the dnc three middle-aged white guys, ben winkler, ken martin and former baltimore -- or marylandrning that ken martin, the -- >> minnesota. griff: -- chairman of the minnesota democratic party, what's your reaction to this? >> first of all, it's a huge feat for him because there were actually, i think, eight or nine candidates. those were the three main ones you spoke about. you know, i was at the dnc meeting where they kind of debated one another. there's not a lot of difference in policy. this is an interesting dnc chair race in the sense that no one -- there wasn't the moderate and the progressive. what this is about is who is best equipped to rebuild the party because our brand is spiraling. weave -- we've got to do something to bring back the role of the dnc which is to support democrats around the country. the party leaders, hakeem jeffries, the leader in the house, he's the one that can retake the house in 2026 and give us the leverage of power and a full unified control of government. ken marthe if, huge win. -- ken martin. first ballot. he's got experience running the mi

sergeant ryan o'hara from georgia, a 10-year veteran that served in afghanistan and andrew eaves from maryland the plane, a biology professor heading to d.c. to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sara best, the day of her crash was her birthday. also onboard, ice skater and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. and there are just so many questions from one air traffic controller doing the job of two to whether there was any confusion inside that helicopter's cockpit. remember, they told the controller that they saw that plane. but where they looking at the correct plane? that's why the black box from the helicopter is so important, because investigators will actually be able to hear that final conversation inside the cockpit right before the crash. the ntsb has the black boxes in its lab right now. investigators are pulling that data as we speak, janai. >> whit: all right. i'll take it from here. hearing the stories of the young victims. our hearts go out to all the families impacted by this. we want to turn to hamas re

and 39-year-old chief warrant officer and pilot, andrew eaves, from maryland.e, biology professor lindsey fields. she was heading to dc to advocate for science education. 33-year-old attorney sarah best. the day of the crash was her birthday. 11-year-old alydia and 14-year-old everly livingston, known for their instagram handle, ice skating sisters, along with their parents donna and peter. our dc affiliate wjla spoke with the sisters in 2022. >> when you get older what do you want to do with skating? >> go to disney on ice. >> how about you? >> be in the olympics. >> gio: on board, ice skater corey haynos and his parents stephanie and roger. their family saying corey had his sights set on the olympics. just some of the 67 people lost here, and there are also questions this morning about air traffic control. we've learned one controller was doing the job of two. that's typical when there's less air traffic, but this change happened 40 minutes earlier than usual the night of the crash, and was the warning to the black hawk too late or specific enough? that's why

and congressman glenn ivey of maryland. he's a member of the house, house appropriations and homeland security committees. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. you've been sitting here this entire time through the ntsb press conference before we went on the air, you both were commiserating, asking each other if you had constituents on on the plane that day, and you both said yes real quickly. what are you hearing from your your constituents? congressman connolly. >> just a sense of grief and mourning, especially among the ice skating community. my daughter was an ice skater, and she knew a lot of those people. one of the major ice skating rinks in northern virginia is in my district, so there's a lot of grief and a. >> lot of mourning right. >> now, and people are trying to bind up their wounds. >> congressman ivey same. >> you know, we've got a rink. i think it's down in waldorf, which is just south of my district. it's in his district. but a lot of grief, not only from the families that were directly involved, b

eastern will bring you the military ceremony for kurt tub meant posthumously by the maryland nationaltern michael tackett looks back on the career and legacy of kentucky senator mitch mcconnell stepped down as a public leader at the end of its wonder and 18 congress. he's a deputy washington bureau chief for the associated press author of a new biography entitled the price of power. at 7:00 p.m. eastern american history tv a new series looking at the first 100 days of past presidential terms for this week we focus on the early months of president george washington's first term in 1789. the establishment of the office of the president the formation of a cabinet the first judicial appointment. at 8:00 p.m. eastern lectures in history, william and mary lecturer discusses the history of 1607 jamestown settlement in virginia to preserve and remember the first permanent english settlement in the americas. exploring the american history 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. >> the supreme court

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, we're joined by billy nolan, a former acting faa administrator, speaking with us from potomac, maryland. thank you so much for being here with us. again, another tragedy in the skies. we have, as we've shown, several angles of this. what stands out to you when you see the videos? >> well, you know, the the departure phase of any flight, especially, you know, a jet aircraft is one of the most critical departure. and so when you see something like this, uh, from my point of view, it feels like, you know, a loss of control. now, what led to this loss of control? uh, i don't want to speculate at this time. of course, the ntsb is is is on the scene. they will be assisted by the faa and other authorities, and certainly they'll get to the bottom of this. but it is certainly another tragic event here in just the span of a couple of days. this being a, as you said earlier, an air ambulance or a medevac type type flight. so, uh, really horrific to look at. but, you know, my sense is hopefully we will get some answers here, uh, within the next few weeks. >> yeah. i wonder how that happens. i mean,

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you are the ire of the trump administration officials, next week it could be governor wes moore in marylandre you in this moment. >> especially since he is threatening those who are not compliant with his orders? >> well, i'm not afraid and none of us should be afraid. we should be standing up speaking out. we should be very clear about our messaging. and very importantly, donald trump is attacking working families. we are the front lines of protecting working families. we governors. right, because we're delivering the services that people need in the states. so we are talking to one another. many of us have had phone calls with one another to talk about what do you think? how are you talking about this? what are you doing to protect people from cuts in meals on wheels and others? so there's been a lot of i wouldn't call it coordination, but i just say we're sharing a lot of ideas with one another. and, you know, i started an organization that's focused on safeguarding democracy among governors. we're working hard with one another to think about how do we fight back, how do we push back? we

arlette saenz, cnn, oxon hill, maryland. >> a grand jury in louisiana has issued an arrest warrant for a doctor in new york for allegedly prescribing prescription abortion pills to a pregnant minor. the panel also issued an arrest warrant for the minor's mother. louisiana has one of the strictest near-total abortion bans in the united states. it includes no exceptions for rape or incest. the case appears to be the first instance of criminal charges against a doctor accused of sending abortion medication to a patient in another state. since roe v wade was overturned. new york governor kathy hochul says she will, quote, never under any circumstances, comply with the extradition request. well, the worst effects from one of california's most devastating fires are far from over. ahead, we'll bring you the latest on the lengthy and potentially dangerous cleanup process in altadena. stay with us. >> the last thing you think is someone's going to. >> pass away. >> everybody watched him become this force. >> none of us is perfect. kobe lived it in a way that the world watched. >> the finale of

and i want to quote former senator from maryland who took interest noa, she used to say nothing about me without me. this goess to the gulf coast states and everybody else who has a fisheries matter. do i have your assurance that before noa, national fisheries or anyone makes a move regarding our fishery in the pacific that you will consult with our office and our congressional delegation and the state of hawaii? >> i would be delighted. before i make a move, there's lots of people doing lots of things but of things that matter to you, i will happifully commit to working with your -- with your office. that sounds like it'll make me better at my job so i'd appreciate yourr input. >> thank you. lexes have consequences. a bunch of eo's got posted over the last two weeks and a bunch of biden eo's were repealed. that's -- that's what happens when you have the new administration, but in particular president trump rolled back the biden eo on -- on the ai safety institute. and i think there are a lot of people in industry and elsewhere who whatever --pe however anyone ended up voting, however

other candidates include former maryland governor martin o'malley and former presidential candidate marianneht. a memo from president trump's acting deputy attorney general also demands the maims of all current and former -- names of all current and former personnel assigned to january 6th and hamas investigations for an internal review. >>> and the president's border czar, tom homan, tells fox news he's ready to secure the northern border after republican lawmakers pushed for a meeting about the unprecedented spike in encounters there. >>> president trump's new tariffs against america's three biggest trade partners go into effect today. some economists say they fear the sweeping action against canada, mexico and china could spike inflation. president trump's hitting both of you are neighboring countries with a 25% tariff. china gets a 10% tariff. mr. trump says it's in response to the flow of illegal immigrants and fentanyl into the united states as well as trade deficits. managing director of monetary economics, lydia newman, joins us now. lydia, why 25% on mexico and canada? i mean, those

we've got d.c., maryland, a host of other jurisdictions. last met at happened to be driving by national on the way home and saw all the first responders rushing to the scene. people came from as far away as baltimore, fairfax county. dod and federal officials. again we want to thank our first responders. miss gabbard, welcome and congratulations on your nomination to be the next director of national intelligence. i'd like to begin by thanking you for decades of public service both in uniform and as a member of congress from hawaii. i applaud your continued commitment to serve, should you be confirmed. the president has nominated you to be director of national intelligence. most folks probably don't understand the importance of this position. if confirmed, you would lead 18 agencies of the ic. you would also serve as the principal advisor to the president, the national security council, and the homeland security council for all intelligence matters related to national security. and in this role, you would be responsible for over $100 billion

i want to quote the former senator from maryland who took a very keen interest in noaa. she used to say, nothing about me without me. i think this goes for the gulf coast states in the mid-atlantic and everybody else who has fisheries that matter. do i have your assurance that before noaa or anyone makes a move regarding our fishery in the pacific that you will consult with our office and congressional delegation and the state of hawaii? mr. lutnick: i would be delighted to consult with your office. before they make a move there is a lot of people doing lots of things, but of things that matter to you i will happily commit to working with your office. that sounds like it will make me better at my job, so i would appreciate your input. sen. schatz: thank you. you know, elections have consequences. a bunch of eo's got posted over the last two weeks. and a bunch of biden eo's were peeled. that is what happens when you have a new administration. president trump rolled back the biden eo on the ai safety institute. i think there are a lot of people in industry and elsewhere wh

the maryland governor also spoke. michael tackett looks on the career and legacy of mitch mcconnell, who stepped down as senate republican leader at the end of the 118th congress. mr. tackett is the deputy washington, d.c. bureau chief for the associated press and author of a new autobiography -- new biography on mcconnell entitled the price of power. this week, we focus on the early months of george's first term in 1789, including the establishment of the office of the president, the formation of a cabinet, and the first judicial appointments. on lectures in history, a college of william and mary lecturer discusses the history of the 1607 jamestown settlement in virginia and efforts to preserve and remember the first permanent english settlement in the americas. exploring the american story. watch american history tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and mor