to the national council.nd so when we were working up the layout of this, it was with the idea that our national council, they had an interest if they would want to have meetings here in the council house. and so this was the space that the national council during 1878 to 1907 met in. it is not too much of a leap -- it is not a leap, in fact -- that our national council meets in this space today on occasion. and in fact, with their space since about march of 2019, they have been renovating that space and they needed a space to meet. so they have been utilizing this space for their monthly general session meetings since march of 2019. all of our national council meetings, in the general session but also the committee meetings they have leading up to the general session throughout the month, those are open to the public. and not just our tribal citizens, but also to the general public as well, if they want to attend any of the committee meetings and certainly the general session of the national council. the spa

so when we are working out the layout from this, it was with the idea of our national council, they hadto have meetings here in the council house. this was the space the national council hearing 1878 to 1907, it's not too much about leave that a national council meets in this space today, on occasion. in fact, there are space since about march of 2019, we've been renovating that space need the space to me, so they've been utilizing this space for their monthly meetings, for their general session meeting since march of 2019. all of our national council meetings, in the committee meetings leading up to the general sessions about a month, those are open to the public. not just our tribal citizens, was the general public as well. they want to attend any of the committee meetings, and certainly the general sessions of the general counsel. the space you are in, where we are utilizing it in the very same manner as the way that the council house was utilized while it was built in the first place. all of the things you see the bits in history that our visitors cnn panel, this is all tied to not

welcome to the creek nation council house.he building you are in right now served as the cree nation national capital from 1878 until 1907. prior to and 1878, there was a log cabin that served as our national capitol building until this one was constructed in 1878. we began the removal in 1829. they congregated in a large removal of end-to-end territory -- indian territory. 1836, with our arrival in indian territory late 18 36 and 1837 when we arrived at fort gibson in indian territory. for about 20 years or so, 1840 prior to settling the capital here, we met at a grand council of tribal towns until around 1861. after 1861, of course that is the arrival of the civil war for the united states. post-civil war we had to find a new treaty as the other tribes who found themselves involved in the civil war. we signed of those treaties in 1866. in 1867 we established our new tribal constitution. once we established that new tribal government, we had to have a place for that and this is the place the muscogee people decided on. the sp

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. >> thank you speaker tiger national council, thank you for allowing the council being part of your meeting. as we are celebrating our fourth anniversary band you counsel, there's a lot to sing a song if you not policing along with me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ are you headed that way? >> you get the north band i will get the others. attention all units tear gas is now being used in the area. we have another large group. >> i read you officer. >> okay go to six and seven. >> 6:19 we have another large group. >> large group of 34th and prospect. ■. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. this was the spring offensive, the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts world news coverage and attention. the protest organizer, insider and promoter, it is a necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national piece action coalition, supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others, held a massive demonstration in washington d.c.. some 175,000 people, from all walks of life, with differing ideologies and purposes, marched fr

gelsher previously served as the senior director of terrorism on the national security council from 2015 to 2017, and deputy homeland security adviser rick trevors will also bring some of their experience. they will have a review of the steps they're going to be following. >> reporter: one on impeachment, and then if i could on covid. on impeachment, did house speaker nancy pelosi consult with president biden before sending the article of impeachment over to the senate? >> i don't have any calls between them to read out, kristen. obviously they're in regular touch. i can say from a previous question you asked brian that he's been in touch with both parties about his agenda, even since he was inaugurated. so a range of topics come up in those discussions, but i don't have anything to read out for you. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell said he's going to push for a february team imeline. i know you don't want to comment on the timeline, but how would a february trial assist in getting covid relief passed? >> the president believes in the senate and their ability to multi-task and get the busine

brian deese, director of the national economic council. welcome to you both and thank you for making this time. it has been a little bit busy for you this week. we are happy to be aligned with president biden and understand the urgency facing states and local governments. he expressed that clearly after we met with him after the election. he understands we need flexibility and direct fiscal assistance to fight the pandemic, close the budget shortfalls, keep our front line workers on the job and spur community-based recovery. president biden understands how important cities are to the economic health and prosperity of our nation, our u.s. metro economies represent 90% of gross domestic product, 88% of jobs and 90% of wages. in short, cities are the engines of the american economy and key to america's future prosperity. last year, the conference went all out to rally support for direct fiscal aid but the funding did not make it into the covid relief package because it december was tied to other issues where agreement to could not be reached.

the critical role there though can be a strong national security advisor and a national security council that really does conduct an open dialogue with everybody who is involved in the national security issues. probably the best example i can.to is what happened to under brent's go cough when he was leaving the national security council. condoleezza rice obviously did that very well. things like that, that is where the concerns that you raised are best addressed and i think that if people invited to be part of a conversation, and not necessarily stay in their own lane, but offer expertise from peripheral vision, one of the park challenges that i found as chief of staff is most of people that work at the white house is because they have good tunnel vision. they're experts of something. i found that it was also very important to there are people especially, maybe in the cheapest as office, and the legislative affairs office, and the can vacations office to have for field missions. so they understand when the tunnel vision is needed, and not being given or, where the tunnel vision is blight

at that time they faced some of the most stringent united nations security council sanctions so was not just u.s. sanctions or sanctions it was united states united nations security council sanctions so the nuclear agreement of 2015 which they signed. saw those sanctions being lifted over time as a result of iran reducing their nuclear activities in program and making more transparent but on the on the the technical side of things i guess iran would still say yes 20 percent it still means we're just doing this for civilian purposes for nuclear energy it's nowhere near what would be needed for a weapon. certainly they've said in the past that 20 percent is for their research purposes that it's their right to be able to enrich at this level and that they are not interested in pursuing a nuclear weapon but a lot of people in the. on the other side of the world the argument they have is that if iran has the know how and the technical capabilities of enriching at 20 percent then going to 90 percent or 95 percent is not a far stretch for them that is the point of contention and that is what h

the protestant church, the national council of churches in new york city, our friends of the jewish faith and the muslim faith. we all share a love for this country, but the passions simply have to quiet down. i have listened to the calls since you came on the air this morning and people are simply very hot. i hope that over the next weekend and approaching the inauguration things might get cooler, but i certainly do not want to see another kent state somewhere in this country. host: that was built in hartford. california, up early, lying for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i'm doing well, turn down your television and go ahead with your comments. caller: ok. the republicans always say that they are for the people, but actually they are for power and money. so, when i sit here and watch c-span over the last couple of days, listening to them, you know, it's like they are trying to play with the black lives matter versus what happened last week, which was totally different. the protests were peaceful except for the people from out of town who did whatever t

speaker i have a letter , here from the national police chiefs council. it makes it clear that 403,000 records on the police national computer may have been deleted. in addition to that -- >> this is from the national police chiefs council. in addition, dna records from the dna database and 30,000 records from the fingerprints database, so this isn't just a technical issue. it is about criminals not being caught and victims not getting justice. this letter makes clear that it includes data from criminals convicted of serious offenses, it has impacted organizations and it includes records, including dna, marked for indefinite retention following the conviction of serious offenses. that is the most serious and that has been deleted. is the prime minister seriously telling us that 10 days after, he still hasn't got to the bottom of the basic questions and he can't tell us how many cases have been lost, how many serious offenders this concerns and how many police investigations have been investigated? >> it is becoming a feature of the gentlemen's questions th

this threat is manifesting itself and three, result in intelligence and its value to the national security council and of national leaders. this is an opportunity to do exactly what dhs was created for. that is to have a whole of government, state, local, tribal, territorial and federal law enforcement and security review of a particular issue and to do so through the fusion centers and our law enforcement partners in the field. i know there were many comments about dhs reporting over the summer. my initial reaction to that is the reporting on journalists and other things is inappropriate for domestic intelligence organization and we have rules and authority to preclude that. that did not happen during the summer. but i do believe there are opportunities to address this systematically with dhs, with the guy, -- the fbi and to do so in a consistent manner. i would note after mike's comments that this is not the first rodeo with domestic terrorism in our country. there are many who served in the 1950's, 1960's and 1970's, during that time of domestic unrest and we learned a lot of lessons about how

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position is actually accorded to biden is going to be elevated to the national security council level so that adds gives an added importance as to how $4.00 and $8.00 will be used and humanitarian assistance will be used as a guiding light or upcoming foreign policy under biden it also shows that we might even go ahead and so far and weaponize that given. samantha powers previous experience and recommendations to then vice president biden and to obama the president libya was it was one of those outcomes yemen was another so if we if we need humanitarian assistance or. and couple with that would be human rights advocacy and an insistence upon that in in any assistance that we give. does that mean that we're going to go ahead and shoot it into people's heads again so this is a her elevation like this raises some important questions as to just to what extent foreign policy or foreign assistance will be used as a foreign policy weapon as opposed to give an absolute assistance in the future. so female it's international world to send to this moscow it came across everything else we're talk

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aid and it is another obama era names mount the power previously served on the national security council and was barack obama's u.n. envoy revealing his choice biden explained why he wants power on his team. sam is one of our country's most respected voices on humanitarian issues and i have seen both her passion and our principles firsthand there could be no one no one more qualified reduce accidents than samantha. during her previous high profile government jobs power has faced a raft of ethical questions from critics she pushed for military intervention in libya on humanitarian grounds during the civil war there nearly a decade ago she was also a strong supporter of u.s. involvement in syria and yemen both of which have succumbed to a devastating humanitarian plight now she is sure she is the one to lead washington's mission to heal the world. the united states has a chance to partner with and support people who are on the frontlines in battling coven who are trying to build climate resilience who are standing up for the rule of law. standing up against inequality and trying to create