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eastern on cspan. cspan now, or the free mobile video app . online now at cspan.org. meme is the movie you know in just a couple of months i >> has some of you may know, in just a couple of months i will be leaving my position as executive director of the reagan foundation institute. i hope you will forgive me if i take the opportunity to act a little nostalgic over some of the previous visits that our guests tonight has paid to the reagan library in the years that i've been here. i've had the opportunity to have quite a few people on this stage. imagine the nervousness quotient involved when i have the job of a processional interviewer. those of you who routinely watch interviews conducted each evening on fox news as i do, you know what i mean. he is among the very best in the business. and you may not take my word for it, that consistently ranked as the top leading program in his timeslot. this has been the case for many years. he has a second career going as a best selling author and we are not talking about the, am i cool or what, autobiography or a self-help guid

get informed straight from the sources on cspan . unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are. to get the opinion that matters the most, it's your own. this is what democracy looks like. cspan. powered by cable. >> all right, good morning, everyone, and we are going to wrap up one part of america's experience in the first world war by addressing explicitly the question of american religion during the war. the role of the churches during the war. a vast topic, and we'll only get part way through that today. for class next time, you have the readings that are more focused on social gospel clergy and a response to social gospel clergy. so we won't be done with this today, but we are going to give , work our way through a broad overview of the question. on the first day of class, you read woodrow wilson's neutrality proclamation from august 19th, 1914. within the first two weeks or so of the war. and in that, there's a section that i said, i'm going to come back to this. and this is a section of the neutrality proclamation i wish i had

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tonight, live at nine eastern on cspan. >> "washington journal" continues. st: a lot going on in washington this week. joining us is katherine tully-mcmanus. she is there congress reporter. we will talk about those in bit. thanks for joining us again. walk us through what to ask back during the week --walk us through what to ask during this week. >> the observance of the jewish holiday. guest: tomorrow, congress will be back. what we expect is pushed in the pool of the house to continue -- push and all of the house to continue. senator mccarthy decided to keep three hundred billion dollars in ukraine aid and a but central package that he hopes to put on the floor this week for his conference to vote on two potentially avert a government shutdown. however, it was the case last week, this package is packed with republican priorities, especially immigration on the border. which will be no chance in the democratic controlled senate. they are clearing a vehicle for stopgap spending bill so they can weekly to move forward on spending legislation to avert the shutdo

it's not on cspan it's not open to all the senators. attend but they won't all be able to participate in. some criticized it as the biggest lobbying meeting in the history of technology because the ceos are here giving input into what legislation should look like and ultimately they're going to advocate for their own interests, right. you can only imagine that's what they're going to do. >> curious about the format of a meeting like this. i don't know if you know. but there's so much to share. you mention eric schmidt, for example, not a current ceo but the special committee studies project is something that he runs that will make recommendations to strengthen america's long-term global competitiveness in terms of artificial intelligence, he was obviously, as well, chairman of the department of innovation board. there's so much to share, how is it going to be done? >> we know it's a u-shaped table and they're going to sit around the u-shaped table and discuss. four senators, two democrats, two republicans will run the things, so you can

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eastern on c-span and cspan down three mobile video out online cspan.org. >> armed services committee sure, jeffries, spoke on the senate floor earlier today, only on alabama republican senator, coming to prevail demand is old military promotions and he said that the senator, has achieved would america's enemies could only dream of instability the ranks of our military leadership and he also said by the end of the year, nearly 90 percent of her general and flag officers are most senior military leaders, will be affected by the senator from alabama scolds. >> mr. president, all right rises morning to discuss the promotions of our military leaders. during the past month i have the opportunity many of my colleagues did, to visit our troops overseas around the country and is always i was mode by the selflessness and the courage, and i was impressed by the knowledge and skill of our military leaders this much of our service members and their families. it is a row gratitude and support.

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on a data day basis. i couldn't stopwatching in video. stuart: clay, cspan'sough the rough if alien skeletons were on the floor of the house. >> it wouldn't hurt. wouldn't hurt for sure. stuart: clay travis, you're all right, see you again, sir. lou basenese sticking it out for the entire hour. >> can i weigh in on turf versus grass instead? stuart: of course. ufos. os >> clay said we should have our own right to change the opinions. if there's cribbled evidence, i don't believe we're getting it from the mexican government, but i reserving the right to change my mind. stuart: fair answer. okay. all right, let's get to the dow 30. the sense of the market, it's that time. here we go. i sense there's a lot of buying, 27 winners and three losers and the dow is up 72 -- 0.72%, 248 points and looking at 34,000, 800 on these here dow jones average. msnbc joe scarborough -- joe or chuck? >> joe. stuart: joe scarborough, it's joe, sorry. he's on at the same time as me so i don't listen. joe scarborough revealed what democrats are saying about president biden's age behi

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on the websites? >> i'll be asking the researchers with whom i work, what is the reaction, are people paying attention, these are not always people tuned into to cspan all day long. but it only takes one or two to start it. so what that they didn't watch it. so what they didn't actually read the transcript or pay attention to what merrick garland had to say. so to be determined where this goes. >> all right, we'll stay on it with your help. mike, mary, anthony, thank you for starting us off. rick sticks around for the whole hour with us. when we come back, one of the leading voices who has been fighting for our democracy and against disinformation for the last several years, eight years, as far as i can count, adam schiff will join us. we'll talk to him about what happened today, the republican effort to ignore the criminal counts against the ex-president. and big move today on capitol hill in response to senator football coach tommy tuberville holding up all military promotions. we'll get a live report on what could finally be happening in terms of progress on that front. and later in the broadcast, a new campaign mobilizing against maga extremists

on conservative religion and national security, we will be back next. i mary kissel. thanks for watching. good night. >> cspan's studentcam documentary competition is back and this time we're celebrating 20 years with this year's theme looking forward by considering the past. >> our leaders are tomorrow. it's imperative we take care of them. >> we can work together to keep the know from coming the world's next pandemic. >> embracing really matters. it's important to understand revocations of allowing -- >> we are asking middle and high school students to create a five to six minute video addressing one of two questions. we want to know in the next 20 years what is most important change that you would like to see in america? or over the past 20 years what has been the most important change in america? you need to show supporting and opposing perspectives. we are giving away $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5000, and because we're celebrating 20 years, every teacher let students participate in this year's competition has the opportunity to share a portion of the work. the deadline is fday january j

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cspan. what to expect when the house comes in you can follow that on our app, mccarthy says he wants to vote on a continuing resolution later this week. but this includes spending cuts that's a nonstarter for the senate. the procedural vote you can expect later today includes a defense bill. this would be a welcome development for gop leadership after two failed rule votes. failed rule votes. they wanted to pass short-term cr. they will meet later today to talk about the border security the border security bill. speaker mccarthy showing frustration with hard-liners in his conference. a series of activities expected today in the house and senate to try and keep the government open past saturday. (202) 748-8000 for democrats, for republicans (202) 748-8000, for independents (202) 748-8002 if you are a federal worker you can do that at (202) 748-8003. you can also text us at that number if you wish. speaking of speaker mccarthy, we have a portion of his interview on the hill yesterday. [video clip] >> my focus is the american people. the administration has done nothing about immigration. i want

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