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host: that is pure announcer: today, a press conference with martin luther king iii, joined by nancy pelosi, joyce beatty, and rev. al sharpton. that is set for noon. you can see it on c-span, c-span.org and on the c-span now video app. the u.s. ask apples back in -- gavels back and on tuesday to work on a bill that would automatically enroll veterans into the health care system and will consider a measure to allow local schools to use prepend make data to calculate funding needs. the senate will also gavel in on tuesday. chuck schumer says he plans to bring voting rights to the floor this week. president biden is behind his plan to change senate rules to allow the voting bills to pass with a simple majority rather than 60 votes. but senator joe manchin and kyrsten sinema proposed changes to the filibuster rule. so there may not be a simple majority to pass the bills. as always, watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband

today, tribute was paid to martin luther king, pushing for greater protection of voting rights. as nancy cordes reports, gettsle easy. ( singing ) >> reporter: in washington today the family of dr. martin luther king marched in favor of voting reform. >> we are tired of being patient. >> reporter: the president and vice president sounded the alarm as well. >> our freedom to vote is under assault. >> the attack on our democracy is real. >> reporter: and, yet, a major voting reform bill is poised to fail in the senate as soon as tomorrow, having advocates turning up the heat on two senate democrats. >> history will not remember then kindly. >> reporter: kyrsten sinema and joe manchin say they support voting reform but don't back a rule change to enable democrats to pass the reform bill without republican support. >> i never got a call on that from there white house. >> reporter: one republican utah senator mitt romney said he would be open to negotiation but doesn't support the proposed legislation which would allow early voting and vote by mail in all 50 states and make election day a nat

. >> in honor of mlk day, martin luther king iii, house speaker nancy pelosi, representative joyce beatty voting rights advocate spoke at an event for lawmakers on the filibuster to advance the freedom to vote act. [inaudible conversations]

. >> next, martin luther king iii, speaker nancy pelosi and others hold a press conference on voting rights legislation. nearly two years after the >>, good afternoon, everyone. i am grateful to be here this day in our nations capital to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king junior. by calling on the senate and the president to pass the freedom to vote and john r lewis act. first, a note of deep gratitude to martin luther king iii, andrea waters king, the 180 partners working together to call on americans to march at this year's -- to mark this year's mlk day and the true spirit of the holiday, by holding our lawmakers accountable, to protect our voting rights. the mission of this coalition is simple. demand the senate and the president apply the same amount of urgency and pressure to deliver infrastructure as it will to deliver our democratic right to vote. last year resell congress pass a historic infrastructure bill. we have long recognized that our country's roads and bridges are crumbling and in need of repair. but our democracy is crumbling too. it also needs repair. that

. >> in honor of mlk day, martin luther king iii, house speaker nancy pelosi, representative joyce beatty and voting rights advocate spoke at an event for lawmakers on the filibuster to advance the freedom to vote act. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. my name is-- i am greatful to be joining here this day in our nation's capitol by calling on the freedom to vote and john r lewis act. and deep gratitude to martin luther king iii, partners to call on americans to mark this year's mlk day and the true spirit of the holiday. by holding our lawmakers accountable to protect our voting rights. the mission of this coalition is simple. demand the senate and the president apply the same amount of urgency and pressure to deliver infrastructure as it will to deliver our democratic right to vote. last year we saw congress pass historic-- a historic infrastructure bill. we have long recognized that our country's roads and bridges are crumbling and in need of repair. but our democracy is crumbling, too. it also needs repair. that is why on dr. king's birthday this s

. >> next, martin luther king iii, speaker nancy pelosi and others hold a press conference on votingslation.

martin luther king junior with the events across the country, the president and leaders in his party are ramping up their calls for action on voting rights. we heard from nancyi at a press conference in washington ha features martin luther king iii and other activists. vice president harris delivered remarks today virtually. and president biden delivered some remarks in a prerecorded said owe released by the white house this morning. all of them using the moment to cast a spotlight on the urgent need for voting rights protections. >> today our freedom to vote is under assault. we know that if we stand idly by, our entire nation will pay the price for generations to come. it is time for the united states senate to do its job. >> the question being asked again, where do we stand? whose side are we on? will we stand against voter suppression? yes or no? will we stand against the election subversion, yes or no? >> nothing less is at stake than our democracy. this is about suppressing the vote. it's about nullifying the elections which dr. king talked about that day. nullifying the election. it's about just doing so many things to be obstacles to participation. t

chuck schumer sa he'll call for changing filibuster rules by nuary 17th, the martin luther king junior holiday. house speaker nancy pelosi echoed the appeal to act on voting rights. >> there is nothing more important that congress has to do than to pass this legislation. everything that we do is affected by how elections, the sanctity of the vote is respected. >> woodruff: the voting rights legislation would be a response to election laws passed in republican-led states since the 2020 presidential vote. the attorney general of new york state issued subpoenas today to former president trump and two of his children. along with their father, donald trump junior and ivanka trump are being asked for testimony and documents. the civil investigation is focused on the family's business practices. there's fresh evidence of rising gun violence across the country. new data shows chicago and surrounding cook county, illinois had more gun-related killings in 2021 than in any year on record. the total was 1,002. that's 121 more than the record set in 2020. the great majority of the victims were black or hispanic. iran today mar

nancy pelosi. >> thank you very much, martin. what an honor it is personally and efficiently to be here with the family of reverend martin luther king jr. and caretta scott king. to hear yolanda speak about the future and what this all means to young people and how proud her grandparents are. and to hear adria talk about what is at stake in all of this couldn't be more clear. martin, thank you for the challenge that you have put forth. it is my honor also to be here with the leadership of the house, the leader of the congressional black caucus, eric holder and mr. clyburn and others to make sure this legislation, the freedom to vote act, was passed. and terry sewall has been the author of the john lewis voting rights act even before it was called that. she has been for it for years and advocated and you will hear from them. let me just say that what the family had to say about the history and the prospects, let us just say amen. i associate myself with the remarks. and i just want to add this: i was always watching the king famil

announcer: coming up at noon today, martin luther king iii of the press conference on voting rights legislation, joined by nancy pelosi, joyce beatty, and rev. al sharpton. that is separate 12 noon -- that is set for noon eastern. you can see it on c-span, c-span.org and on the c-span now video app. announcer: a new mobile video app from c-span, c-span now. download today. ♪ announcer: rev. al sharpton and the national action network held their annual breakfast honorary martin luther king, junior in washington with deputy attorney general kristin clark, the treasury secretary janet yellen, martin luther king iii, and henry a waters king. watch tonight on c-span, c-span.org or for full coverage, go to our new mobile app, c-span now. announcer: u.s. house gavels back in on tuesday for more work on a bill that would automatically enroll eligible veterans into the v.a. health system. they will also consider a measure to allow local schools to use prepend to make data to calculate funding needs. the senate will also gavel in on tuesday. the majority leader chuck schumer said he plans to bring voting rights legislati

nancy loo reporting for us tonight. >> still ahead at 9, the big changes to the annual martin luther king celebration, including the freedom track. >> and we've got some high clouds outside right now. what about the weekend ahead? we'll talk about that. your forecast is next. and in sports after getting a beatdown in milwaukee, the worries bounce back john at the coming got some balance. the rookie just took off a career night for the 7th overall pick in the draft. the rookie. he's good. we have highlights reaction. we come back. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. what's been wrong with the worriers? worry 12, they're coming off a blowout loss to the bucks. didn't look good at all. the night before friday, looking to bounce back in chicago friday night. but having to do it. >> without klay thompson to for the time being will not be playing on back-to-back nights is he kind of works his way back from that long injury absence and draymond green is not with the team on this road trip. he's nursing a calf strain. so you have 2 of the big 3 out. you're on the road playing a bulls team friday. that is the best record in the

nancy pelosi said that's not necessary. then in comes donald trump and says, we are marching to the capitol, peacefully, and let our voices be heard. did i ever hear that from martinuther king jr.? and there were fbi scattered into the crowd that went into the white house that was out on the steps. who does this belong to? nancy pelosi. host: how do you make that assertion? caller: it was a set up. they all knew -- host: but how do you make that assertion? caller: they had all the information that they needed to know insurrectionists were coming in, the disruptors, and she said no, let them come. host: ok. that's connie in illinois. several fact-check pieces that came out over the course of the year. this one came out december 16 of 2021. i will show you some headlines today. comments from president trump's family that he repeated the false claim that speaker pelosi rejected requests for national guard ahead of january 6. that's in usa today. next caller. caller: i'm really a republican but more of an independent now. host: i will ask you to call in on the line that best represents you only because we are trying to get people -- people make repeated attempts to ge

legislation and what they should do and nancy pelosi, the house speaker last week, the president and the vice president as we see them go by the memorial, martinniversary of 1/6, that in fact you know, it was equated with 9/11, and with pearl harbor and then you had nancy pelosi coming out and kind of using 1/6 to tag it into the voting rights debate that's up on capitol hill. let's bring back in brett, the anchor of special report. so, i mean, they think that the 1/6 thing, we talked about this last week on the anniversary, they believe it's resonating for them, and they are trying to link a lot of different subjects into this. >> that's right, trace. and obviously january 6th, a dark day in history but that speech that the president gave and the vice president gave, they tried to link it directly with this effort on voting rights. the problem is, no matter all of these speeches and all of these moments, and it's powerful. i used to live in atlanta, the m.l.k. crypt is a special place to visit and powerful image to see the president and the first african american vice president woman standing there, but all of this does not add up to numbers

by the way, as predicted they will use martin luther king day to talk about voting rights and that's what nancyt bernie sanders did. so, good luck with that. the other major problem is happening in california. whereas we have been mentioning mostly last hour the first time this hour, crime has run rampant. it's all about criminal rights, not the right of the people paying taxes. , which by the way, i digress, might double in california in lawmakers get their own way. because crime is going so rampant, individuals are being assaulted, it's also hurting business. it also hurting, believe it or not, freight trains. i feel like this is back to the wild west. in a letter from union pacific. los angeles d.a., disgraced d.a. george gascon who is underneath these right now being recalled. criminals are caught and arrested. turned over to local authorities for booking. arraigned before the local courts, charges are reduced to a misdemeanor and petty offense. and the criminal is released after paying a nominal fee. these individuals are generally caught and released back onto the streets in less than 24

nancy and meredith, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. you can listen to our podcasts on our new c-span now app. comments and president for urban renewal out of education talked about martinuther king day and race in america. the university of minnesota for infectious disease research and policy director michael osterholm on the federal response to covid-19. watch washington journal live monday morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these companies and more including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. we are creating wi-fi enabled areas so that students from low income families can get the tools that they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> president biden and vice president harris on voting rights, they called on congress to pass federal legislation and eliminate the filibuster, from atlanta, this is 40 minutes.

martin luther king jr. or george wallace. biden once bragged about wallace's praise of him, biden, hugo. hugo: yeah, you know, this four pinocchios was quite significant. nancyspeech as fabulous. i think she got her words mixed up. she should have called it fabulist. when you plagiarize other speeches and law papers as he's done and lie about your resume, embellish your resume, basically what you're revealing is you know you're not really up to it, you're not what you need to be and so, you know, and it's very significant it seems to me even the washington post perhaps doesn't sort of think this of itself is that it perhaps is starting to come to the conclusion that joe biden is a liability. you know, the fact that they would take up something like this strange fabricated speech or fabrication about being arrested which she said before see him as a liability as well. dagen: he cannot lie and i can talk about all of the things he said that were easily checkable and i think that's why his approval rating is where it is. when you target people doing their job at the border and say to the american people that they were strapping people or, that was his word, whi