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confidence before house energy and commerce subcommittee with public health leaders and actor nick offerman on citing misinformation at increasing trust in vaccines. watch live at 11 a.m. eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org or you can listen on the free c-span radio app. >> oklahoma's to make your senators spoke about the 1921 tulsa, oklahoma, race massacre and lead a voice vote on the revolution that marking the 100th anniversary. >> mr. president, next week is a somber anniversary, 100 years since the tulsa massacre. before it, 1921 greenwood district also known as the black wall street, was a vibrant, thriving, prosperous black community. but then the evening of may 31 into the early morning of june 1, 1921,1, there was a horrific massacre for hundreds of black tall sonsls who were murdered, and thousands were made homeless overnight. it was awful. but as terrible as it was, , its why it is important we come together to honor the victims and their families and share their stories today, and with future generations i'm honored to cosponsor the right -- the legislation to member this

what do you make of these initiatives, if you were governor, what would nick offerman offer?ters, require a lot of nuance. i don't think it's smart to give people a cookie to get them to do what's right. i wish i could go around and shake hands and talk to people, say listen, i'll do it with you, let's do it together. it's not a big deal. there was a day when we had like polio sweeping the nation and we came up with vaccination, and wasn't any hesitancy. everyone said hurray! humankind has triumphed, scientists have solved problem of complex microbiology in record time, the day has been saved. wouldn't be any of this weird politicizing of, i don't know if i want to keep my germs from others, is that liberal, conservative? no, it's decent, it's just decency. >> i think that's a pretty good line, i hope that's what you say wednesday in congress, just decency. sums it up. >> go back and write that down. >> or just watch this back when we re run later tonight. it's just decency beats all the arguments, you're a decent man, and we appreciate you taking time to come on the show. th

vaccine confidence for house energy and commerce subcommittee with public health leaders and actor nick offerman on fighting misinformation and increasing trust in vaccines. watch live wednesday at 11 am eastern on c-span3. or you can listen on the free radio app. >> the senate is in a break as senators are handling their weekly caucus meetings. senator leaders schumer and mcconnell about their party's agendaand a number of vital items including the one-year anniversary of the death of george floyd and us foreign policy . >> mister president

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and if you were the governor of a state what would governor nick offerman offer to try and get people vaccinated? >> gosh, i don't know. it's complicated. you know, we human beings are pesky critters. we require a lot of nuance. i don't think it's smart to give people a cookie to get them to do what's right. i wish i could go around and shake hands and talk to people and say, listen, here, i'll do it with you, let's do it together, it's not a big deal. you know, there was a day when we had like polio sweeping the nation and we came up with a vaccine. and there wasn't any of this hesitancy. everyone said, hooray, human kind has triumphed. our scientists have solved this complex problem in record time. the day has been saved. there wouldn't be any of this weird politicizing of like i don't know if i want to keep my germs, you know, from others. is that liberal, is that conservative? no, it's decent. it's just decency. >> i think that's a pretty good line. i hope that's what you say on wednesday in congress. it's just decency. >> i might have to go back and write that down. >> or you can

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nick offerman, known for role of ron swanson in "parks and recreation," is set to testify before congresse of his show "making it" premiering june 3rd. pleasure to speak with you. when looking at vaccine hesitancy, one of the most difficult groups to reach are white, lesser educated men and men living in rural communities. why is that? and what message do you have to them and to congress? >> thank you for having me. great to see you again, mehdi. to answer your question, that particular group, which i feel representative of, we start with ignorance and stubbornness. so we say, i don't know how this is supposed to go, but i'll be damned if i'm going to read the instructions. and eventually rely on others, usually the more sage members of society, i.e. our wives, to get us to pay attention to the scientists and experts who then direct us to something like the gift of this vaccine. >> my wife is definitely someone who has guided me through this pandemic and kept me sane and safe. on "parks and rec," your character of ron swanson was not a big fan of western medicine. have a listen. >> you've

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first is nick offerman, actor and woodworker and i would like to say welcome. i am a big fan and i know other members of the committee are as well. the director of the institute at yale university and doctor j garcia executive vice president and chief operating officer of the test for americans health. the executive director of vaccinated your family, and now i am going to recognize mr. griffin to introduce the last witness. >> thank you, madam chair. >> i appreciate it. it's my time to recognize karen shelton of virginia who received her bachelor's from wake forest and medicine from virginia. she practiced for 19 years in ob/gyn. today she serves the virginia department as a health district acting director we are glad to have you here today and proud of the work you're doing for southwestern virginia. thank you. >> i think the gentleman. to the witnesses, i know you are all aware of the committee is holding an investigative hearing and when we do so, we have the practice of taking testimony under oath. does any witness have an objective to testify under oath t

our first witness is nick offerman, and my sheet says actor and woodworker. dr. somer who is at the institute of global health. dr. garcia, executive vice president and chief operating officer at trust for america's health, aidan posani, executive director of vaccinate your family. and now i'm going to recognize mr. griffith to introduce our last witness. >> thank you, madam chair, i appreciate it. it's my pleasure to introduce dr. karen shelton. a native of bristol, virginia, she received her doctorate in medicine at university of virginia. she practiced for 19 years in the obgyn department before joining the private sector. today she serves as director of mountain health districts, and dr. shelton, we're glad to have you here today and so proud of the work you're doing for southwestern virginia. thank you. >> i thank the gentleman. to the witnesses, i know you're all aware that the committee is holding an investigative hearing. and when we do so, we have the practice of taking testimony under oath. does any witness have an objection to testifying under oath tod

vaccine confidence for house energy and commerce subcommittee with public health leaders and actor nick offerman on fighting misinformation and increasing trust in vaccines. watch live wednesday at 11 am eastern on c-span3. or you can listen on the free radio app. >> the senate is in a break as senators are handling their weekly caucus meetings. senator leaders schumer and mcconnell about their party's agendaand a number of vital items including the one-year anniversary of the death of george floyd and us foreign policy . >> mister president. mister president, before i begin, on the prepared remarks i have, we note that this morning, marjorie taylor greene, republican congresswoman from georgia once again compared preparations taken against covid to the holocaust. these are sickening, reprehensible comments and she should stop this vile language immediately . a year ago today on another front, equally important, george floyd was murdered in broaddaylight by a police officer sworn to protect and serve . our country was forever changed by the video of derek chauvin killing mister floyd. it sparked