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mike: mark meredith in washington, thanks very much. more on speaker johnson's re-election and what's ahead for the 119th congress, i'm joined by california congressman jay owner kno think. speaker johnson talked about one big, beautiful bill. let's play it. >> no one's going to love every element of a large package like that. but there'll be enough elements many in there to pull everyone along. they'll be able to justify not getting all of their preferences on some of their big issues because there'll be so many other very important pieces to that one piece of legislation. mike: what do you think of the tactical decision to cram it into one big bill this spring, hopefully by memorial day weekend? >> i think that's an approach that could really work because we only have a couple of shots at getting a reconciliation bill passed, and i think front-loading all the really difficult stuff is kind of a wise course of action. i also think it gives us an opportunity to focus on the purpose of reconciliation which is to balance federal spending

they had an incredible marriage marriage and mark meredith that joint base andrews as special air missionwhich is the same aircraft the president of the united states take at this time it's not called air force one but special mission 39 as remains have jimmy carter arrived in washington, d.c.. in preparation for a series of ceremonies to take place the next few days. mark, what does it look like from where you are? >> john, good afternoon to you. tobit is an aircraft you have been on the presidential 747 and we normally see air force one when the sitting president is on there but now special air mission 39 in the ancient and shut off right now. it will be a 30 minute ceremony at joint base andrews and we are told that family and friends have the former president will be poured from the front of the aircraft, that shot me are used to seeing the president getting on or off. we will also say that you be the truck with the presidential seal will go to the back of the 747 where we will see the cascade avenue president carter moved into that and lowered down. the ceremony at joint base andrews

>> bret: mark meredith at ronald reagan international airport. mark, thanks.s will travel to washington despite the snow here in the nation's capital where he will lie in state in the capital rotunda until hits funeral once sunday at the washington national cathedral. all living presidents have been invited and are expected to attend. president biden will deliver a eulogy. can you see continuing coverage offer fox the next few days including thursday's funeral. up next, the panel on president biden's final days in office and the latest on the incoming trump administration plus president-elect trump's promise to pardon the january 6th protesters and then, kids across the nation's capitol enjoy, well, a know day. ♪ at harbor freight, we do business differently from the other guys. we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. no folks in suits telling us to raise prices for the heck of it. just quality tools you can trust, at prices you'll love, every aisle every day. that's how we like to do business any way. whatever you do, do

. >> doctor meredith evans is with me now. she's director of the jimmy carter presidential library and museum and a former president of the society of american archivists. doctor evans, thank you for being with me. thank you for having me. as we listen to that portion of his inaugural in 71. and jeff zeleny and my colleague said that that surprised some people who were there in the audience that day. talk about the decision to to declare that on day one and what informed it. >> i think what informed it is his upbringing. and i think his intent was to shock. once he was in office, he could be himself more and be more honest and clear in his values and what he believes in. and so that was the time to do it. >> and what was the influence there on black people joining the the public service here in the state of georgia, bringing in people into his his state administration? >> yes. um, you know, former president carter always brought people with him into whatever activity he was in and in the governor's mansion for the first time.

they, meredith and chief tara group. so that was a direct connection to the previous language from, from the sessions that we were the terrace of the turbo produced, has to come into great our homes. the nationwide rides were televised across germany console. police sees computers, freeze bank accounts, and shot down last generations website. investigators, religion, the groups had fun priced, 1400000 euros to finance what they called crimes. couple of last and a ration says, a non violent direct action protests. it was being alleged christian and color activists like miriam for a cost of a criminal organization. so whenever this is vicky station, if you're a criminal group, they can on top your phone search or location, rachel home and so on. so so these are all typical measures for a mafia for a kind of a games. these rates, for example, a way of talking a phones effectiveness becomes the norm. then, i mean free speech is in danger and this is the core of democracy. and i'm quite worried about this. the raids spock and

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they, meredith and keith terra group. so that was a direct connection to the previous like much from, from the additions that we were the terrace of the terror pretty is has to come into rate our homes. the nationwide rides were televised across germany console. police sees computers, freeze bank accounts, and shot down last generations website. investigators, religion, the groups had fun priced, 1400000 euros to finance what they called crimes. couple of last and a ration says, a non violent direct action protests. it was being alleged christian and color activists like miriam for a cost of a criminal organization. so whenever this is vicky station, if you're a criminal group, they can on top your phone search or location, rachel, home and so on. so these are all typical measures for a mafia for a kind of a games. these rates, for example, a way of talking a phones effectiveness becomes the norm. then, i mean free speech is in danger, and this is the core of democracy. and i'm quite worried about this. the raids sparked

. >> dear jimmy carter -- >> reporter: meredith evans was just 4 years old when she wrote this letterbe president. >> reporter: now she serves as director of the carter presidential library and museum. >> when i met president carter for the first time, i told him about the letter, we both laughed about it. >> reporter: evans says carter's compassion and authenticity are woven throughout the museum, starting with his childhood in the rural farm town of plains and the nearby archery. >> i don't think it was until plains that he realized how difficult segregation was for people of color. >> reporter: and it was the people of plains who helped catapult the small town peanut farmer to the governorship and ultimately the white house. >> people didn't know who he was. >> nobody had any idea. and some of the campaign videos talked about carter who, who is that? and there's a conversation about who he is and what he stands for. >> reporter: carter won resoundingly in 1976, putting his own stamp on the inauguration. >> he was the first to get out of the car. >> reporter: from this replica of th

as somebody said, come go, i think i think it is a mountain meredith, in his book, the fortunes of africa. he said that the congo is saw in the house with minerals, some of the least conservatively estimate that there is that the 4.3.4 trillion was of minerals in the democratic republic of congo. so because of the history of con, was started with the conflict number one with the immunization of blue moon. but number 2, with the 5, the attempted succession of got down the on of costs. the conflicts have generated on environment where there is a conflict and it came to a head when demo, but the jim was collapsing when the.

meredith evans, who's over the carter presidential center and library, was there, and a quick story about her. when she was four years old, she wrote to her then president, jimmy carter. she asked, could she have her birthday party at the white house? she put a dollar in one sense in the letter and mailed it off. president carter wrote back to her. he said, i'm sorry you can't have your birthday party here and gave her her money back. and that was so meaningful to her as a four year old. well, now she's the first black woman to lead a presidential library. she actually can pull that letter she wrote as a four year old out of the archives that are contained at the center. and i saw her there at the services today. so it just goes to show you some of those full circle moments that the carter legacy presents for us. >> kate, what were you what was going through your mind as you were watching this? >> well, it was very moving. >> when chip talked about how rosalynn carter was her husband's teammate and how she propped him up, and in a way, it was it was fitting. it was a tribute to both of th

thank you, meredith. thank you. [applause] derreck: thank you again for coming. thank you for hosting us, ambassador peters, and for everyone here is a distinguished, honored guest. remember, there is a wonderful moment, treasure, know that they do not come back. i wish there were more of us here to listen to a voice of perfection. president carter. asante sana. [applause] pres. carter: thank you very much. thank you, everybody.

thank you, meredith. thank you. [applause] derreck: thank you again for coming. thank you for hosting us, ambassador peters, and for everyone here is a distinguished, honored guest. remember, there is a wonderful moment, treasure, know that they do not come back. i wish there were more of us here to listen to a voice of perfection. president carter. [applause] pres. carter: thank you very much. thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the house will be in order. >> this year c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 19 may 9, we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing balanced coverage of government. all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting powered by cable. >> now more f

mark meredith is here the details of what we can expect. hey 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 packa

thank you, meredith. thank you. [applause] derreck: thank you again for coming. thank you for hosting us, ambassador peters, and for everyone here is a distinguished, honored guest. remember, there is a wonderful moment, treasure, know that they do not come back. i wish there were more of us here to listen to a voice of perfection. president carter. [applause] pres. carter: thank you very much. thank you, everybody. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> jimmy carter died on sunday, december 29, at the age of 100. here are some of the events that will lead up to his burial. he is now lying in repose of the carter center in atlanta. tuesday, his family will travel to washington where his body will lie eight in the capitol rotunda. his remains will be taken to washington national cathedral for a funeral service. later in the day, the former president will travel south to be buried at the carter family home in

charlie: mark meredith joining us with the details. >> reporter: investigators have released the nameskilled, we're learning more about the victims including their ages can range from 18 to 63. those kill include recent high school, college graduates, a tech worker at the supertome d even a former wide receiver at princeton university. the mother of one of the victims is remembering her daughter. she's quoted as saying she wouldn't want us to be sad, but at the same time, we can't help but selfish and want her back. for somebody to take her life and the lives of of all these innocent people, it'sly tick the louse. people are bringing flowers, candles, crosses, signs. federal and state investigators also still investigating how a 42-year-old army veteran who supported isis became radicalized. ark bc news reports it's seen a social media video tied to the suspect claiming he joined isis earlier that year. he references new orleans and said he even thought about harming members of his family before deciding to carry out the attack. investigators are curious about the makeshift bomb did no

it was real, and the lie she told to our colleague, mark meredith, about the pardon, for example, it'seatest hit after another from this crew starring in many cases her because he, the principal, rarely spoke. charlie: and sadly, it proves you can tell any lie. you can just tell it, keep telling it and keep telling it, there's a portion of the people that believe it, and they fall in line. and then we wind up, you know, months, years later, oh, it turns out all the speculation about his mental incapacity -- rachel: all it took was an op-ed from george championny, and then they all switched over. it's crazy. all right. well, we're going to turn to some of your headlines starting with a fox news alert. a vigil being held last night for the victims of the or horrific new year's day terror attack as all 14 have now been identified. one of those 14 is the stepson of prince william's childhood nanny. that's so interesting. the prince reacting over the weekend saying he's, quote,, shocked and saddened and the royal family is offering prayers to all who are impacted by the attacks. >>> preside

thank you, meredith, very much. [applause] >> well again, thank you so much for coming and being with us. we want to thank the museum for hosting us. ambassador peter's for being with us, and for everyone here who is a distinguished guest, an honored guest. remember, these are wonderful moments. treasure them and know that they don't come back. .. (applause) ♪♪ >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and the nation's longest lived leader passed away last month at the age of 100. join c-span for live coverage of the state funeral. today the public will have the opportunity to pay their respects as president carter lies in repose at the carter center. on tuesday, his journey continues to washington d.c. where he'll lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda for a service for members of congress and the public will once again have a chance to honor him on wednesday as his bid remains in state at the u.s. capitol. on thursday, a service washington national cathedral and then at the family home,

. >> meredith finley was diagnosed with influenza a in december. >> my body ached terribly.oughing. >> the evergreen resident says she was later diagnosed with walking pneumonia as well and missed two weeks of work. >> i'm still recovering from that. >> state health officials say flu activity and hospitalizations are on the rise. >> we took a big jump after december 21st and it's still going up. >> doctor ned calonge at the colorado department of public health and environment says that as of the last update on january 4th, there were 278 influenza hospitalizations in the state. that's up from 246 the previous week and 140 on december 21st. >> it's severe enough to bring people into the hospital. >> also, 20% of tests reported to the state came back positive for flu. doctor calonge says if you test positive, stay home, hydrate, take fever reducing medications and ask your provider about tamiflu that can shorten the duration of flu symptoms by about a couple of days. >> you need to start tamiflu early. >> doctors say this is a pretty typical flu season to protect yourself. was

. >> meredith finley was diagnosed with influenza a in december. >> my body ached terribly. was coughing. >> the evergreen resident says she was later diagnosed with walking pneumonia as well and missed two weeks of work. >> i'm still recovering from that. >> state health officials say flu activity and hospitalizations are on the rise. >> we took a big jump after december 21st and it's still going up. >> doctor ned calonge at the colorado department of public health and environment says that as of the last update on january 4th, there were 278 influenza hospitalizations in the state. that's up from 246 the previous week and 140 on december 21st. >> it's severe enough to bring people into the hospital. >> also, 20% of tests reported to the state came back positive for flu. doctor calonge says if you test positive, stay home, hydrate, take fever reducing medications and ask your provider about tamiflu that can shorten the duration of flu symptoms by about a couple of days. >> you need to start tamiflu early. >> doctors say this is a pretty typical flu season to protect yoursel

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