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p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now come our free video olap or online at c-span.org. national security advisor jake sullivan reefed reporters at camp david where president biden was meeting with the leaders of japan and south korea. he emphasized the unique nature of the summit but cautioned it was the beginning of a former secure -- formal security dialogue and not intended to be seen as a military alliance. he also addressed u.s. policy toward north korea and the ukraine-russia war. this is just under 20 minutes. secretary solomon: this is the first by a foreign leader and this will be to foreign leaders. it is the first since 2015 and in keeping with the time honored tradition of posting significant consequential diplomatic means at camp david, this signifies a new era of cooperation. in many ways, the summit has been in the making since the day president biden took office. he has really focused on each of these relationships and alliances, the bilateral relationship we have with japan and korea and the trilateral cooperation between the three of us. his first two

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p.m. eastern on c-span. right now, a conversation on the use of artificial intelligence in government agencies with the chief technology officer for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. live coverage on c-span. >> there is a lot of really smart people i get to work with on a day-to-day basis. applying technology to solve problems. that spans a pretty big mission space. take a look at day-to-day, there is a lot of science that goes on in there. in the atmosphere to the ocean and all things in between. a lot of that work, a lot of the ai work going on now touches all of that. we look at things like fisheries to identify fish species, we can do more with augmenting scientists in the field. there's also interesting projects identifying things, understanding the marine animal population from data that we have available to normal course of business. there's a lot of other things that we do with ai. we are moving into the forecasting realm with it. operations determine -- it is not ai. predicting pro

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p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. >> one year ago president biden signed the inflation reduction act, which included tax credit provisions aimed at energy efficiency and energy efficient home improvements. let's understand some of the background. erin slowey is with bloomberg tech. guest: thank you for having me. host: we had a caller asking about the home charging. if one were to improve one's home charging, are there tax credits available for upgrading your home to be easier to charge your electric vehicle? guest: yes, my understanding is there is a tax credit. homeowners can update their garages but i'm not sure what the credit amount is for that but it is an option. host: give us a broad view of what's covered in this clean energy tax credit. guest: which one a particular? host: let's start with the electric vehicles. guest: the electric vehicle tax credit is up to $7,500 for individuals. it depends on your income so there are thresholds whether -- filing jointly, it needs to be under $200,000. if you are under that threshold, you can potentially qualify for electric vehicle

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p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. >> republican presidential candidate nikki haley sat down for a policy discussion with iowa governor kim reynolds at the sidelines of the iowa state fair. during her remarks, she called for a new generation of party leadership a labeled china as the u.s.'s greatest national security threat. this is about 90 minutes. ♪ >> there we go. thank you offered joining us again this morning. this is a great crowd and a great opportunity for you to hear from our republican presidential candidates, especially as we lead into the first in the nation caucus. i know you have your son with you, i actually have the first dude and my daughter with me today, can you stand up. give it up for the first dude. i am pleased to have with me former south carolina governor and ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley for is great to have you back. >> great to see you. >> i will give you a few minutes to say hi and then we will jump into questions. >> i am from rural south carolina so whenever i come to iowa, it really does feel like home, i grew up playing on farms. people

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p.m. eastern on c-span and online at c-span.org. ♪ instagram @cspanwj. want to remind you of who the eight participants are and they are in apple credible order -- in africa -- in alphabetical order. we are joined by the director of debate that the university of michigan. welcome to the program. i want to ask you the question that we are asking the audience, do debate still matter? guest: definitely, maybe not as much as they did a few decades ago the last couple elections have been close -- ago. the last couple elections have been close. while they are less undecided these days, they tune in -- these are good opportunities for candidates to make their closing arguments or at least introduce them so severe audience. -- to the audience. host: how much does the debate focused on policy issues as opposed to candidates attacking each other and getting one-liners in? guest: a used to be more policy-based several decades ago when they started but the recent cycles have gotten more aggressive and zingers are these pre-attack lines and they have gotten more popu

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