host: that was psident biden back in 2020 with the new yo times article they write the approval of theroject hadhe administrations approved to the fossil fuel development. at this point, the congress has forced mr. biden to si off on limited oil and gas releases. below would be one of the few projects he has approved freely without a court order or coressionalandate. it comes after the international agent the -- said the government must stop approving thoil project if the plan is to avert e most catastrophic impact to climatchange. the administration made the internal calculations that it did not want to spike conocophillips. and it was approved under the trump administration. conocophillips has held the drilling site for more than two decades and the administration attorneys are refusing a permanent could trigger a lawsuit that would cost the government as much as $5 biion. conocophillips was looking for five permits and the biden administration negotiated it down to three. still with reports, it allows conocophillips to drill for 90% of the oil that they were hoping to get. at the wh

on monday, psident biden called on congress and regulators to, strengthen th roles for banks to make it less likely that this kind bank failure would happen again. secretary yellen, thank you for being here today. do you agree with the president that we need to strengthen our banking rules? sec. yellen: ice think we certainly need -i think we certnly need to analyze carefully what happened to trigger these bank failures and re-examine our rules and supeision and make sure they are appropriate to address the risk. >> let's make sure we we got them -- the right rules in place. i want to talk about those roles. the stress test. stress tests are critical tools in regulatory toolbox. their design to expose banks vulnerabilities if bad things happen and force the banks to shore up any weak points before it is too late. secretary yellen, when you are implementing the dodd frank regulation as fed chair six years ago, back in 2017, you said, our stress testing regime is forcing banks to greatly improved their risk management and capital planning. but you warrant that because that, we can neve

on monday, psident biden called on congress and regulators to, strenhen th roles for banks to ke it less likely that this kind of bank failure would happen again. secretary yellen, thank you for being here today. do you agree with theresident that we need to strengthen our bankg rules? sec. yellen: ice think we certainly need -- i think we certainly need to analyze carefully what happeneto trigger these bank failures and re-examine our rules and supervision and make sure they are appropriate to address the risk. >> let's make sure we we got them -- the right rules in place. i want to talk about those roles. the stress test. stress tests are critical tools in regulatory toolbox. their design to expose banks vulnerabilities if bad things happen and force the banks to shore up any weak points before it is too late. secretary yellen, when you are implementing the dodd frank regulation as fed chair six years ago, back in 2017, you said, our stress testing regime is forcing banks to greatl improved their risk management and capital planning. but you warrant that because that, we can never be c

psident -- former president donald trump live at 6:00 p.m. on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. president biden announced two new national nine nimitz -- monuments. spirit mountain would be the largest protected area so far under the biden administration. the president also announced he has directed the secretary of commerce to begin the process of designating a new national marine sanctuary. >> please, please have a seat. thank you very, very much. >> the mojave people hold it in our hearts, air mountain lays within the landscape of this pristine land of southern nevada. it is a place we know as our creation. it is a beginning of our traditional songs and it is a place that native nations throughout the southwest hold sacred. when the president committed to protecting the sacred -- sacred area, our community was filled with joy. what had once been a dream for our people seemed possible. since the beginning of the biden administration, the president has demonstrated the commitment to respect tribal nations and our nation to nation relationship. under his leadership, we have a seat at the table

esident biden has spent more than any other psident in the united states history. this has added another $3.7 trillion to the debt. at 13% increase and cost hard-working families in the wave of 40 year highs skyrocketing inflation which we all know is tax on hard-working americans. energy prices have risen more than 37%, home heating fuel 52%, ectricity 23%, gasoline 45%. groceries 19%. all the while, real wages are not keeping up with inflation. to the biden administration this is more than a number but to families this is their wages. now the white house gives ts committee a new budget that will double the annual interest and so push our annual deficit toward $2 trillion per year. if that isn't enough, they promise 4.7 trillion dollarin new taxes including raising corporate taxes thats we know are going to be passed down to nsumers further fanning inflation. this budget issue and how we handle it will be the defining action of this committee and the 118th congress. let me tell you what this reminds me of. this is the equivalent of a young adult who has maxed out

psident's annocementrom yesterday. in lincoln, nebraska on our oppo line, this is bob. callerjoe biden, during the obamadminirationas involv where they shped guns ross the mexican border. during the event -- during the afghanistan withdrawal the lef billions of dollars worth military grade weaponry. so we are shipping guns to mexico, we are leaving guns in afghanistan, but in america, the land of the free, they want to take our guns. does anyone see the irony in that? ho: how does that relate to yesterday, please? caller: does he nowant to ban weaponry in america? host: would you call the actis or efforts on expanding background checks and red cloud -- read flag laws, would you equate that as a band? caller: they want to eliminate our rights to firearms but they are giving them to afghanistan's and mexican cartels. host: that is bob. republican from texas on his twitter feed, "shall not be infringed to joe biden " president trump -- revisited from idaho's thing - when his law stops going againstun odors i will fight for idaho and seco amendment and pushback against biden'vendetta again

psident -- former president donald trump live at 6:00 p.m. on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. president biden announced two

psident and ceo and partnership of public service. and a new report on congressional earmarks. >> washington journal starts now. ♪ >> welcome to washington journal it is march 6 2023 but we talk about president bidenreparing for another term. suggesting he will run again and telling his accomplishments and bills on infrastructure and other fronts. as a reason to give him another term. potential republican entrance falling out and all about to say in the next hour we want to ask you when it comes to 2024 and that election. (202) 748-8000 if you support joe biden. (202) 748-8001 if you support former president donald trump. or (202) 748-8002 if you are in support of someone else. or you can also text us at text (202) 748-8003. and you can also join us through social media. president trump gave one of the final speeches and as the headline, when it comes to another term, the final battle they say they way out the grievances and agenda during the speech. here's a portion of the speech from last week. with the prospects of the second term. >> and if you put me back in the white house, their rain is over. their train will be over and they know it. america will be a free nation once again. we are not fre