pence: hello, new hampshire. it is great to be back in hillsborough county. of the strongest republican carries in new england. let's hear it for chairman chris eggert. what a great night. i want to extend congratulations to the hillsboro county republican party and the town committees that are being honored tonight because of all of you republicans now hold majorities in both houses of the state legislature. what a great victory. it really is great to be back at this dinner. i was reminded that i was graciously invited to speak at the hillsboro county republican party 11 years ago. i get an invitation every 11 years. [laughter] it was amazing when i think of that year 2010. it was the year that we won back the house of representatives from nancy pelosi the democrat majority. a couple years later, we won the senate. then, we won back america and i am here to say i believe we are on the verge of another great republican comeback. it starts right here in new hampshire. i want to thank a couple of people most notably the main you just heard from. talk about a goo

it starts right here in new hampshire.t to thank a couple of people most notably the main you just heard from. talk about a good guy. someone who has a heart for public service. i knew a couple of other sununu's and i count them as friends as well. at the people of new hampshire are blessed by the extraordinary and compassionate leadership of governor chris sununu. i am grateful for him. [applause] i appreciate the overly generous introduction that he made. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order and it is my pleasure to be back in the state of new hampshire. i also want to thank the executive council dave wheeler a lifetime of service and his recognition tonight and also the speaker is here. i know they are in session and mr. speaker, we appreciate the leadership you have provided the republican majority. god bless you. i came here tonight for two reasons. first and foremost, i want to pay a debt of gratitude. to the people of new hampshire, i want to say thank you. thank you for the great privile

. ♪ >>> wyndham, new hampshire, is a small town in the southern part of new hampshire, about an hourde of boston. about 14,000 people live in windham, new hampshire. last election day they had races for four seats in the state legislature. when the ballots were counted up from windham, the top 4 candidates, the winners of all those four seats were all republicans. a democrat came in fifth, but the returns showed that it was really close. she had only lost out on one of those four slots by a grand total of 24 votes. and so that democrat who came so close, she asked for a recount. they did a recount and what it turned up was kind of weird. rather than missing a slot in the state legislature, rather than missing fourth place by just 24 votes, the recount showed that she had lost by way more than that. she had lost by more than 400 votes. the voting machines appear to have undercounted the votes that were given to the republicans and overcounted the votes for that democrat. again, in those races it didn't change the overall result but it did change the margin which was interesting and wo

we have a law in new hampshire, a law that says new hampshire votes first.have to have seven days before any other contest. if it comes to it, he will move the date of this primary to go ahead of nevada rate that is a long way down the road. host: the former vice president's world tonight is to raise money for the new hampshire republican party. based on what we heard from him in south carolina, in a similar role, what are some of the messages that you expect to hear from the former vice president? guest: from what i am hearing, he will talk about the achievements of the trump administration and he will contrast that with what has happened already under the biden administration. you can expect him to take some shots at the current president as he did in the speech in south carolina to a social conservative group there. you will not hear him talk about 2024 but you will hear him talk about republicans and how he can help them win back the house and the senate in 2022 and pick up more governorships. he will talk about the message, the positive, conservative me

host: he is fundraising in new hampshire for the new hampshire republican party. what is his record as a fundraiser? tom: he became very good at fundraising. this is something i explored in the book and it helped me understand him and the primaries -- the shadows in the primary presidential campaigns, all the major candidates look good. if you rewind back to november of 2008 when john boehner, the house majority leader pulls him into leadership, and one things pence is tasked with is raising money for the house republican conference. he gets very good at it. he goes back to indiana as governor and spends a lot of time doing national fundraising for a potential 2016 white house bid. that never materialized at the top of the ticket. he got very good at it, and i remember when i was talking with folks around him and i was talking with republican donors. what i would hear routinely is that pence is very good at listening to donors, they love that, and he's very good at working a room. this is typical politics. very good retail. he got very good at it. he has a good ne

-- monitor, joining us to talk about a visitor coming to new hampshire. very well known. he is former vice president, mike pence. guest: great to join you guys again. host: this isn't the first outside trip for the former vice president. he spoke in south carolina. what is the occasion in new hampshire? guest: he will be headlining the hillsborough county gop. it is one of the largest counties in new hampshire and one of the most powerful republican organizations. their annual lincoln-reagan awards dinner and fundraiser, a major fundraiser for the county party. it is also the first visit of what we consider it one of the potential 2024 republican presidential contenders in person in new hampshire. you could say tonight's event will kick off the 2024 cycle in new hampshire. >> we will take you live now to today's covid-19 briefing. jeffrey: dr. fauci will discuss the latest science. we will leave some time for questions and answers at the end. president biden released a comprehensive strategy on his first day in office to marshall and wartime effort to defeat the pandemic.

not just seeing action in new hampshire.bold moves to perhaps get to the front of the line before iowa in our primary process. lawmakers there okayed a bill trying to become the first presidential nominating state. there's the headline there. the bill just waiting for the governor's signature. even if he signs it, it will be up to the national parties to accept it. i want to bring in the host of "zurlina." how realistic is it that iowa does not go first in 2024? >> i think after the debacle in 2020, i would put more money on the side of it not going first in 2024. ultimately, it will be up to the national party, which is now led by the chair of the dnc. the party is going to make the decision. the argument for why changing the calendar would be beneficial to the party but also more reflective of the diversity of the country is looking at what happened in 2020. not just the debacle of iowa itself but how -- i think there was outsized coverage of some candidates doing well in the early states who did not resonate with black an

s central office and new hampshire hospital association and members. and finally, daniel who initially spearheaded the billing resolution effort within v.a. central office and worked with our district office in the hospital association. . these employees went above and beyond the call of duty for these veterans as well as the future of community care and i couldn't be more proud to be able to recognize them for their efforts here today. thank you and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, i rise today in fierce opposition to president biden's proposed budget. when he released his budget just a few weeks ago, nearly three months later than any president in a transition year, by the way, president biden reminded americans advice his father gave him years ago. don't tell me what you value, abide -- biden's father told you, show me your budget. he is going to destroy oil and gas industry, immigrants over law-abiding americans, funneling foreign aid aw

hp139 is a law that will protect transgender citizens of new hampshire from discrimination, love youps as a trans male wrestler from texas who dominated in high school but forced to wrestle girls. >> i love it. last season when i was wrestling, and say, there was a huge uproar and controversy with me being trans, i am a male, so i should compete with the male. >> 17-year-old matt begs a junir born a girl now in the process of becoming a boy wins the girl's state wrestling tournament, wanted to wrestle the boys but he wanted to wrestle the boys. >> texas university wouldn't allow it. always in his corner his grandma nancy. >> this is my dumbbell i wear to work, my sam brown. >> i'm a deputy sheriff and i work in dallas. i have been with him if them 25 years. >> she originally had a hard time accepting his identity since has become his fiercestfi ally. >> she's a hard core republican and gun-toting sheriff and it doesn't get in the way of her love for mack. >> now mack on the men's wrestling team. >> he said this is all i ever wanted, to be seen, respected and be me and do what i love

last thursday and the speech we carry live in new hampshire hosting the first of the nation primary in 2024 and vice president pence looking with a possible run in 2024 but he had this to say about what happened on january 6 and president trump. >> we've all been through a lot over the past yearr and global ppandemic, civil unrest and the divisive election and tragedy at our nations capital. as i said that day, january 6 was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol but thanks to the swift action of the capitol police and federal law enforcement violence was quelled in the capital was secured and that same day we reconvened the congress and did our duty under the constitution and the laws of the united states. you know, president trump and i have spoken many times since we left office. i don't knowe, if we will ever e eye to eye on that day but i will always be proud of what we accomplished for the american people over the last four years. >> that was former vice president mike pence and johnvi nichols, part of his prepared speech so we have given thought to that line,

he is the man from keene, new hampshire to admitted to entering the capitol building on january 6th andhugging from a bottle of wine he found in a lawmaker he office. >> what does being at the riots do for your campaign? >> tell them i show up. i am going to actually keep my primeses and make them change it. >> he says is he running against democrat annie kuster in the 2022 mid-term election. kuster is currently in her fifth term as a u.s. congresswoman representing new hampshire's second district. >> i thought ann was a state representative. >> no. >> so a state rep is in the state house in concord. >> yeah, that is what ann is. >> no, no, she's in washington. >> oh, i guess i got to run against that then. >> so washington it is. >> trevor: oh boy. there goes the media again, always with the gotcha questions. what are you running for? what state is that in? how many fingers am i holding up? jay, guys, i know it is shocking but it turns out the guy who thought he could overturn the election by breaking into the capitol and chugging wine doesn't have a supersolid grasp of the political p

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>> stephen: first up in the round-up: new hampshire native and guy teaching a cryptocurrency class fromasement, jason riddle. even though he was arrested back in february for his part in the riot, on sunday, riddle announced that he is running to serve as the house representative for new hampshire's second congressional district. ( booing ) but riddle did not know that: >> reporter: he says he's running against democrat annie kuster in the 2022 midterm elelections. kuster is currently in her fifth term as a u.s. congresswoman representing new hampshire's second district. >> i thought ann was a state representative. >> reporter: no. so a state rep is in the state house in concord. >> yeah, that's what ann is! >> reporter: no, no, no. she's in washington. >> oh, well, i guess i gotta run against that then. ( laughter ) >> stephen: explains his campaign slogan: "jason riddle for... i dunno. your guess is as good as mine!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) next up-- ( applause ) a little research. >> jon: you gotta do your research. >> stephen: next up, remember this guy who put his feet on nancy p

in a speech in new hampshire last night, pence called the riot a dark day. >>> facebook is set to endo violate hate speech that exemption was based on the idea that what political leaders have to say is in the public's interest, even if it breaks the rules. >>> rain along the east coast with strong storms along the corners. hot and windy across the west, increasing the risk for fires. >>> finally, some sweet goodness on this national donut day. >> will ganss pulled out all the puns to start the celebration. >> reporter: this national donut day, a history lesson we can't just glaze over. after some good old-fashioned digging, some deep fried fast facts to eclarify the situation. donuts have the origins in the oily cakes dutch settlers brought with them to america. the word donut making its appearance in a history of new york. but when it comes to the classic ring shape we have to sprinkle some credit on the gregory family name. 16-year-old hanson gregory was tired of the greasiness of the dutch cakes so he punched a hole in the middle with a tin box in 1847. his mom list putting hazeln

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here's the former vp last night in new hampshire. >> january 6 was a dark day in history at the united states capitol. you know, president trump and i have spoken many times since we left office. and i don't know if we'll ever see eye on eye on that day. but i will always be proud of what we accomplished for the american people over the last four years. >> meantime, donald trump is about to burst back onto the political scene tomorrow night with a speech at the north carolina republican convention. even today while teasing that speech, trump continued to push the big lie that the election was stolen through widespread fraud. and here's the backdrop for that speech. the former president, according to reports from the "new york times," the "washington post" and others, has been telling people around him that he expects he'll be reinstated as president in august or at some point this year. to be clear, being reinstated as president is not a thing, it's a fantasy, it's a delusion. and it's all unfolding as trump continues to push lies and conspiracy theories. this afternoon facebook announ

he reported i think up in new hampshire i think which kinda makes this interesting.nd basically said for the first time, president trump and i speak all of the time. i am proud who have been part of the trump intensity that accomplish so much. but he said, we may never agree about january 6th and he acted constitutionally and then he concluded by saying let us look forward it. let us move forward, not backwards, is focus on the policies that hold us together. i hope you sort of got that trip that i just did summarizing pence. it's interesting for him to say especially in new hampshire, but use your thought of this. guest: my thought is mike vance is an incredible public servant and president trump was a very effective incredible president and they were very good team. and mike pence has a different perspective on genera six president trump and i think it's good that he was able to speak in new hampshire and talk about the positive working relationship he continues to have with president trump the issue of election integrity that is important to make sure that we secu

you've got in vermont and new hampshire more than 80% of the population. not just the adults, the whole population vaccinated and transmission is low and likely to stay down. i think having venues like that are probably okay. the tokyo olympics where the -- only a small population is a percentage of the population is vaccinated and we have people coming from all over the world where they're not vaccinated, that's a high risk situation just like it is in the south where the vaccination rates are low. it's all about understanding and the context of community-level transmission where it's at currently and where we expect it's going to be in the next few weeks. >> i want to ask you about what you and other scientists have been facing. listen to dr. fauci fighting back against his critics who say he flip-flopped on masks. >> it is essential as a scientist that you evolve your opinion and your recommendations based on the data as it evolves. that is the nature of science. it is a self-correcting process. that's why i say people who criticize me about that are cr

here's what he told republicans in new hampshire.a listen. >> january 6 was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol. president trump and i have spoken many times since we left office. and i don't know if we'll ever see eye to eye on that day, but i will always be proud of what we accomplished. >> can you interpret that? is that something sincere from republican's viewpoint? how can he hold these two views at the same time? >> well, they're conflicting. this man, his life was in danger, and the lives of our congressional leadership was in danger that day. and to speak that way is just ludicrous. i think he's betting on the fact that he needs to hang on to these trump supporters, because i think he wants to run in 2024. i get the attacks are all related to mike pence. to him, he is a traitor. and i don't see him coming back from him. so the best thing mike pence could do right now is start taking a stand for our democracy, start telling the truth and take a stand against this movement that is undermining us. >> but will

vice president mike pence is a featured speaker at the lincoln- reagan dinner in and chester, new hampshire. you can find these events live on c-span.org or listen with a free c-span radio app. night at 10:00 eastern on c-span, online on c-span.org or listen with the c-span radio app. >> washington journal continues. host: we will talk with casey dinges, the executive advisor with the american society of civil engineers, about that group's report card on america's infrastructure and what may be ahead for what the biden administration is is seeking -- biden administration is seeking to do. good morning. guest: good morning. host: what does the american society of civil engineers -- what role does the american society of civil engineers have? guest: it has been in existence since 1852, it is the oldest national engineering society in the united states. in the late 1990's, the society and members of the broader public were growing concerned about the infrastructure issue of the 1988 federal report. it seemed like the level of action to address those issues was inadequate. so, the society start

new hampshire had an adam sandler accent.ndler >> nobody in new hampshire is talking like this. in the ice cream, "eat your god damn ice cream, i'll kill you. [ laughter ] >> seth: i am always fascinated by early roles that actors have. you are sort of known for playing, you know, in sort of grittier fair, but you had a part in "90210." what was your part, and what was your father's reaction when he saw it >> i played this guy who was this alcoholic boyfriend to this girl who was trying to make a sober go of it and luke perry, god rest his soul, was her sponsor and friend and my character was kind of jealous and we got into a thing, and luke perry, who was considerably smaller than i was, took me out with one punch you know, he was laughing. i mean, we had a great time. he was a warm and welcoming and lovely guy but i didn't even tell my father that i was on this thing and i got a call from him the next day, and he -- calling from his house in maine and he said, "yeah, that thing you were on last night, what is it los angeles

and there he is in new hampshire underplaying what happened on january 6. what is going on?>> well, it is what you expect. he doesn't want to get sideways with trump again as he did on january 6 that led to trump supporter calling for his head. i thought brian williams put it best last night when he said -- >> doesn't he always. >> -- just a boy standing in front the voters hoping that they like him. it is perfect. that is exactly what we're looking at here. none of this is surprising anyone from the reporters who cover the story to the voters out there who are witnessing this stuff unfold in front of them. this is going exactly as we it comes to donald trump. and there is not a man among them, and i mean that literally, not a man who will stand up against this guy. and the only person who has been the woman who they then sacked her for her position on the hill. so the vice president looking at 2024 trying to hedge his opportunity here just in case trump doesn't get in doesn't want to beside ways with those voter, doesn't want to beside ways with trump. so you will hear more

residents in a new hampshire town told not to leave food in their cars after multiple reports of bears breaking into vehicles, one bear caught on camera trying to open the door of a parked car. as for kiefer, she was taken to the hospital for injuries she suffered when she fell hiking down the mountain. andrew, deirdre? >> wow, just incredible. >>> and coming up, the surprise discovery. see where construction workers just found a cannonball. >>> but first in the countdown to father's day, our favorite kids weigh in about what they love most about their own dads. our kids news now is next. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪["i'll be seeing you" by billie holiday] ♪ i'll be seeing you ♪ ♪ in all the old familiar places ♪ ♪ that this heart of mine embraces ♪ ♪ all day through ♪ [doorbell] ♪ in that small cafe ♪ ♪ the park across the way ♪ ♪ the children's carousel ♪ ♪ the chestnut trees ♪ ♪ the wishin' well ♪ ♪ cause my daddy knows best ♪ ♪ whoa-oh ♪ ♪ my daddy knows best now ♪ >>> ask any kid and they'll usually tell you their daddy knows best. >> behind us you can see dads on our s

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: as the member designated by mr. pappas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. pappas will vote yes on the suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on the en bloc spentions. mellingd chairwoman velazquez, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman velazquez will vote yes on the suspensions en bloc. as the member designated by chairwoman kelly, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that will the gentlelady will vote yes on the suspensions en bloc. mr. cole: as the member designated by mr. mullin of oklahoma, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mullin will vote yea on the suspensions en bloc. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 325. the nays are 103.

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it's new hampshire. it to me in parts of the west. so, i think, you know, while that may portend a trend in what we could see as we reemerge into a new election cycle and people start to look at the possibility of electing trump-like candidates, that may be something to pay attention to. but right now, i just think it's a one-off. i think the underlying realities are still very much there, that the party is wholesale trumpian. it is trump-like or wants to be. and you'll see that as the lead-in indicates with candidates who are emerging now to run for every office from dogcatcher to governor of the states and the u.s. senate and beyond is this kind of one-off from trump. and so they're going to perpetuate the lie, and they're going to perpetuate the narrative that they think may land a trump endorsement at some point in their race. so, i think that's still the animating idea right now, despite what at least this one poll may show us. >> and i think they would dispute that. they've seen this in the nationa

new hampshire is one of three states along with alaska and hawaii that lacks a full-service va hospital, something i'm working to change. as colleagues have pointed out, the budget is insufficient to meet the agency's dire infrastructure needs. in your prepared testimony, you noted that the president's proposed funding for v.a. infrastructure, that is something i strongly support as well. but we need to make sure that any v.a. funding that goes toward infrastructure adequately addresses the need of granite state veterans. does the agency take into account the lack of full-service va hospital's in certain states when developing your budget plan and priorities? sec. mcdonough: we do. >> i would love to work with you to make sure that we improve infrastructure and resources in new hampshire and make sure they are attended to. the national cemetery administration has made increased access to burial benefit, this includes providing additional grant funding to state and tribal organizations. as a condition of receiving v.a. money for improvement, state veterans cemeteries are barred from ente

this is in new hampshire you can see this bear.he door and then it go he's getting there. so authorities are warning people in the area do not leave food in your car because it is clearly tempting for the animals and they clearly know what to do to get the food. you know what? at least they don't break your windows. that's respectful. >> did you see there was a police car there, too. >> i didn't see that. >> i think. the car behind the one he's breaking in is a police car. so these bears don't care. >> that opens up a whole another line of thought right there, him in the police car, sirens blaring, picking up some friends, going to talk to the row pot about taking over. >> also, can't you just lock your door. >> i thought he was courteous not break the window. >> let mow do this let me do this. i wonder if he filed his nails down so he didn't scratch the door. i will be real gentle so they will let me come back. >>> notice what you don't see. not a lot of haze right now now places like gilroy, livermore, that's where the poor air w

appearing, i'm looking forward to working with you to help veterans across the country and in new hampshire get the benefits they earned and deserve. one of three states along with alaska and hawaii, full-service va hospital something i'm working to change, as my colleagues pointed out the va's budget is insufficient to meet the agency's dire infrastructure needs. in your prepared testimony, he noted the president opposed funding and american jobs plan for vaa infrastructure, but something i strongly support as well but we need to make sure any va funding toward for structure adequately addresses the need of veterans so does the agency take into account the fact of full-service va hospital in certain states when developing your project plan and priority? >> we do. >> that's helpful to know and i'd love to continue to work with you to make sure, especially as we deal with needs for community care and improved infrastructure the resources we do have new hampshire that they are attentive to. thank you.y the national cemetery if insertion had made access to burial benefits strategic. this inclu

jillian: parent in new hampshire outraged after an vaccinated students at a high school prom said theyed the entire evening. todd: they are asked to bring covid 19 vaccination cards to check in and those were not had one were marked with a sharpy. they are working to get to the bottom of what happened when you first received these complaints from parents, how dumbfounded were you? >> i was shocked. thank you for having me. the problem was friday night and by saturday morning i was receiving messages from parents telling me when their children showed up to the prom, show me your papers, show me your papers, i will write on you with a black sharpy and brand you. jillian: i know you are in the process of gathering information about this but from what you know, students who were not vaccinated told they would be marked like this before attending the prom? >> still fact-finding at this point but according to the parents the children did not know this ahead of time. one the frustrations parents at as many of the children were minors and given surveys an emails ahead of time and much of this

we are going to watch michigan and wisconsin and you are watching new hampshire. they found a lot of votes up in n new ha new hampshire because this is a rigged election. >> pennsylvania's attorney general is going to join me in a minute. these pennsylvania gop conspiracy theories would rather to travel the country than telling the truth to citizens. our julian sullivan is "outfront" in new york. you have been talking to many trump supporters and what's happening on instagram. tell me about it and why law enforcement is so concerned? >> reporter: yes, erin, this idea that trump will be reinstated in office over the summer is a fantasy but fears that could all lead to real world violence, have a watch. >> i am saying before 2022, something has to be done. >> former president trump may have been banned by facebook and twitter but his media are still giving false hopes of return. >> reporter: the former president pointing to a highly politicized in arizona as one way to overturn the election. >> it is going to be an interesting time in our country, you understand what

that's not stopping trump from embracing the audits and falsely twisted a ballot audit in new hampshire no bearing on the race into a sign he was robbed of an election victory. the gop is turning election fraud into a policy platform with 14 states enacting new laws to make it harder to vote. >> this second right is under assault with intensity like never seen. >> reporter: after texas democrats walked out blocking passage of a bill state republicans say they're hoping to revive the legislation. >> when texans tell us here's how people are cheating, here's the problems. >> reporter: scholars signed on to a letter warning that democracy is in danger pointing to changes in election laws, voting procedures saying the democracy is now at risk. >> stand by and bring in the chief domestic correspondent jim acosta and senior comment tatder john kasich. governor kasich, what former president trump wants to be reinstated as president would be a coup. in effect. what is your reaction to that? >> it's just all so dangerous, wolf. what you are doing is people out there, they have these conspiracy t

mitt romney from utah, welcome to senator coons in delaware and welcome to senator shaheen from new hampshire. thank you very much for being here today. we will jump in with the first question and i will let whoever wants to take the first path at it go ahead and do that. i will try to keep us moving. rsi have more questions for you all and a couple of standby ones. we will try a to keep us moving. excited to hear thoughts on important topic. first, as the 21st century advances, does the united states need to retain dominance in particular regions of the world or specificar areas of productin f so what are they and what specifically can the u.s. do in terms of foreign policy to achieve these goals? >> you know, one of my lessons serving in the foreign relations since senate, if america leaves the playing field, no matter where it is around the world that we can expect that vacuum to be filled, then usually by our adversaries, not by our friends. so i don't think it's as much a case of are there areas where we need to maintain dominance, i think it's more about are we continuing to work with o

i spent four years in new hampshire, never made it to your restaurant but if i find one more day in news northside. we appreciate your time this morning, best of luck. >> thank you very much. >> the push to recall george casco hits too close to home for the progressive district attorney who is dismissing it as a conspiracy theory. todd spitzer is another california da who supports the effort and joins us live. >> we are month from the mlb all-star game, atlanta business owners taking a swing at the league, their latest move when "fox and friends first" roles along. and thousands of jewish survivors are still suffering in poverty today. god calls on people who believe in him to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take this time to send a survival food box to these forgotten jews. the international fellowship of christians and jews urgently need your gift of

usaa - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, usaa. accessible by making it more affordable, that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. i ran to my husband with my computer and i said, "look, we can do this." - [narrator] take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. find your degree at snhu.edu. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. >>> it is good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett and as we come on the air, it is 4 1/2 days since the south florida condo tower collapsed on people sleeping soundly in their beds. it is one of the most shocking building disasters that this country has ever seen short of a earthquake or terrorist attack. at the scene, they are holding out hope for a miracle, and it is almost as if the zen stages of grief are colliding all

it is handled by the hillsborough republicans in manchester, new hampshire. watch live on c-span. >> currently, 63 percent of adults have received the covid-19 vaccine. the white house press secretary talked about the administration's goal to get to 70% by july 4. >> the president believes that having affordable and clean drinking water is essential to everyone's health. over 40% are vaccinated. cases are down 90%. if you are not vaccinated, you are at risk of getting the virus and spreading it to someone else. there will be a month of action to mobilize people to get more people vaccinated. thousands of volunteers will participate. we are making it even easier to get vaccinated. which we see as the key to getting more shots and arms. vaccines will happen at barbershops, baseball games, nascar races. pharmacies will be open. we have led an effort to get the vaccine out. we are continuing to build on that. we are coordinating vaccine events. more than 100 organizations have committed to posting over 1000 events. we are also launching a national vaccination tou

in the top five that was new hampshire, new york, connecticut, vermont, and massachusetts. states. now you know why this is on fox. [scattered laughter] there also mostly coastal and i guess that's convenient for bragging about your summer beach home, which we all have. judge has 7. >> i do not! >> greg: meanwhile, the least snobby a star alabama -- the least snobby, alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, mississippi, and west virginia, already. the states where the fewest people pretend to like npr. of course you could be wondering how they came up with this list. well, they wait a bunch of factors. actually they looked at population percentages with bachelor degrees, the percent of those in arts and humanities and how much wine each state consumes. also the use of the phrase "the book was much better." congrats to west virginia for ranking 50th where they prefer moonshine over malbec. it doesn't pair well with cheese, but it will clean your paintbrushes. i drink a lot of wine. >> you sure do. >> greg: mis knob? >> don't answer that. >> you keep hitting the judge for being rich. it'

the dinner is hosted by the hillsborough county republicans in manchester, new hampshire. watch live beginning at 6:00 eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> president biden spoke today about his initiative to get 70% of american adults vaccinated by the fourth of july. by increasing vaccination sites and providing incentives for those who have been vaccinated. >> good afternoon. today, the vice president and i would like to lay out our plan for june to counter -- continue our successful fight against the pandemic. as we approach the july 4 day. in just four months we have made incredible progress getting people vaccinated quickly. effi. nearly 170 million americans of every party, every background, every walk of life, have stepped up, rolled up their sleeves, and gotten the shot. 52% of adults are now fully vaccinated, including 75% of all seniors. 28 states and the district of columbia have achieved 50% of adults being fully vaccinated. it is clearer than ever, the more people we get vaccinated, the more success we are going to

in new hampshire you can get a smaller stipend for a part-time job. george?o parched there and they're so nervous when it's near any structure or home. they got a handle on it quite quickly. sacramento is a foot below average as far as water. the snow pack up there in the sierra it's all but nothing. any significant run-off is not going to happen. red flag warnings posted for six states, colorado, oregon, down through parts of arizona. vegas 24 mile per hour wind gusts. with that and low levels of humidity we're under the >>> good morning, welcome to monday. is going to be a mostly sunny day. wind damage is also possible. breezy conditions albeit slow through thursday. cooler than average lows and highs most of the week. today 50s at the coach and 70s inland. tonight we fall back into the 40s, even some 50s around the bay. coolest wednesdadadadadadadadada >>> now to "the bachelorette." the premiere is tonight. we're one on one with katie. kaylee hartung spoke with the new bachelorette about her journey to find love and all the ups and downs of the new season.

vice president mike pence speaks at the annual lincoln reagan dinner in manchester, new hampshire. can also watch all of these programs online at c-span.org. or, listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> c-span's landmark cases explore the stories and constitutional drama behind significant supreme court decisions. for the next several weeks, watch key episodes from the series. sunday at 10:00 eastern on c-span, the 1919 case that allows the government particularly in times of war to limit freedom of speech. the court upheld the conviction of an activist who distributed leaflets urging young men to resist the draft in world war i. watch sunday night at 10:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org relisten with the c-span radio app. >> next, federal reserve vice chair of supervision randal quarles on the u.s. economic recovery. he spoke with politico about actions the federal reserve has taken to limit the strain of the coronavirus pandemic on the economy. this runs 25 minutes. about economic output. we will take you there now. >> it is also sparking fears of inflation and bubbl

. - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable, that's why we're keeping our tuition the same through the year 2021. - i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. i ran to my husband with my computer and i said, "look, we can do this." - [narrator] take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. find your degree at snhu.edu. >>> this is one of the world's bizarre election conspiracy theories we have heard. the idea that people in italy used military technology and satellites to infiltrate our voting system and somehow switched trump votes to biden votes. it sounds insane. according to the new york times. former president trump, chief of staff, mark meadows wanted the justice to use yours and my tax dollars to over turn this. a contributor here at msnbc broke this story, katie benner. >> yes, the end of december into january, the period right into the insurrection. mark meadows asking him to look at at least three different conspiracies, two which have bee

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fox news national political reporter paul steinhauser previews mike pence's visit to new hampshire. and that an author continues the discussion on mike pence in campaign 2024. loxley spans washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning, and be sure to join the discussion. >> coming up live thursday at 1:00 p.m., the deputy director of the centers for medicare and medicaid services on the biden administration's plans and priorities for the health care programs. at 6:00 p.m., mike pence speaks at the annual lincoln reagan dinner, hosted by the hillsborough county republicans. >> wednesday, president biden spoke about his goal of having 70 percent of americans vaccinated by july 4. this runs 15 minutes. about his initiative to get 70% of american adults vaccinated by the fourth of july. by increasing vaccination sites and providing incentives for those who have been vaccinated. >> good afternoon. today, the vice president and i would like to lay out our plan for june to counter -- continue our successful fight against the pandemic. as we approach the july 4 day. in just four