. -- press secretary sarah matthews. watch anytime on demand at c-span.org. announcer: next, a discussion on amazon and washington post owner jeff bezos and his influence over the news industry. talking about the recent article on the topic, hosted by the center for journalism and liberty. this is one hour. dan: it is going to be here. i would like to start off by explaining one thing, the essential context to the story. it is really hard to publish news online in a viable form. that may sound strange given how easy it is to set up a one person and center for a small website. when i first started writing this, i sent on to get events of the challenges and competition. i was one of those people who was hand building the washington post website. it took me away from the journalism that i really wanted to do. the whole issue turned out to be a whole complex set of challenges. let's think about what it is that this has to do to collect and publish the data, also to monetize it. it starts out -- when you are publishing a newsletter, there is brainstorming, the ass

debiting national security advisor, matthew pottinger, and former white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews. watch tonight on c-span, or anytime on demand at c-span.org. host: our focus on the irs now with a senior reporter with bloomberg tax and with the news that the irs is conducting a major safety and security review at facilities across the country. guest: the irs announced it is going to be conducting a review of security measures in light of some messages that are seen as concerning and president biden's inflation reduction act. the irs is getting an additional $80 billion and that is going to some agencies that have included the agency and employees and that is why it is conducting the security review. host: you are talking just threats at this point, no specific attacks. >> guest: correct. host: the memo that sparked this conversation we are having this morning, here is part of what he wrote in recent days. an abundance of misinformation and social media posting, some threats directed at irs employees are aware of these concerning messages, and i want to assure you that your safety

deputy national security advisor matthew pottinger and former white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews. watch tonight on c-span or anytime on demand at www.c-span.org. >> president biden announced his plan to forgive some college student loan debt. he said people making under $125,000 annually are eligible with pell grant recipients eligible for $20,000 in debt relief and $10,000 for other college students. and -- pres. biden: good afternoon. when america made 12 years of public education universal in the last century, we became literally the best educated public in the world and better prepared than any other nation and i would argue that it is one of the reasons why we were so successful and have been so successful. as you have observed, other nations have caught up and in the 21st century, i think the vast majority of americans, 12 years of universal education is not enough. they were going to be outcompeted by the rest of the world. here is the deal. across education beyond high school has gone up significantly and the cost to attend the public for your anniversary has tripled in 4

, the committee looks at president trump's actions, with testimony from matthew pottinger and sarah matthewstch tonight on c-span, or any time on demand at c-span.org.

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testified, although we have seen the incredible bravery of people like cassidy hutchinson and sarah matthewsd shea moss, and caroline edwards. it takes real bravery to stand up and tell the truth, as those women have. and i think that's been really important. >> based on that, do you think your father dick cheney would want liz cheney to run for president for 2024? >> jim is a big list cheney supporter. >> it's encouraging you to one? >> i talked him every day about many things. and certainly, his concern -- look, like i am right now, he is really focused on this moment and what is happening. both of us have this real sadness, frankly about what's happening to our party. and a real despair about how could it be that so many republicans would refuse to stand up and tell the truth? it is a scary moment for the nation. >> just like the record reflect that you did not say that the cheney is not telling you to run for president in 2024. liz cheney, thank you very much. we really pre-show time. >> thank you. >> such a good interview. she is so good on this, so resolute, and it is fascinating to wa

have testified, although we've seen the incredible bravery of people like cassidy hutchinson and sarah matthews and ruby freeman and shay moss and carolyn edwards. it takes real bravery to stand up and tell the truth as those women have and i think that is really important. >> based on that, do you think your father wants liz cheney to run for president in 2024? >> dick cheney is a big liz cheney supporter. >> he is encouraging you to run. >> i talk to him every day before many things and certainly his concern -- look, like i am right now, he's focused on this moment and what is happening on and -- and both of us have this real sadness frankly about what is happening to our party and a real despair about what could it be that so many republicans would refuse to stand up and tell the truth. and it is a scary moment for the nation. >> just like the records reflect that you did not say that dick cheney is not telling you to run for president in 2024. liz cheney, thank you very much, appreciate your time. >> great to be with you. thank you. >> so could you see there. cheney wants to stay on the nat

, the committee looks at president trump's actions, with testimony from matthew pottinger and sarah matthews. watch tonight on c-span, or any time on demand at c-span.org. white house press secretary briefed reporters for a second day on president biden's plan to address student loan debt. she also announced the president had signed an executive order to track funding spent by the chips and science act. this is one hour. karine: good afternoon. hi, everybody. okay, so today the president will sign an executive order to implement the semiconductor funding in the chips and science act. this bipartisan law will lower the cost of good of goods, creating high paying manufacturing jobs around the country and ensure we make more critical technologies at home. specifically, this eo lays out the key priorities for implementation. it will also established an interagency council to coordinate implementation of the law. this council will be co chaired by n.s.e.c. director brian deese, national security advisor, jake sullivan and the acting director of the office of science and technology policy, alondra

looks or president's actions in response to the assault with testimony from matthew pottinger and sarah matthews. watch thursday on c-span or anytime on demand at c-span.org. announcer: c-span's "washington journal," every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, bloomberg's senior reporter discusses the irs's decision to file a security review following the rest of the agency. rob willard talked about stanford's strengthening democracy study which tested 25 strategies among americans. learn which could produce -- reduce partisan animosity. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern or on c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] ♪ announcer: when congress returns from its recess in september, the january 6 committee plans

matthew will become a famous actor. just the husband of sarahi will not give passes on the street, she will be invited to premieres and social parties, and he will begin to act as a companion in 2002. the couple had a son, james, for the entire 5th season of the series, sarah jessica went pregnant and was a dresser. i had to try very hard not to notice it. she really wanted more children, but all attempts to get pregnant again remained unsuccessful, and then the couple decided to resort to surrogate motherhood, and at the moment when they made out the papers, a scandal broke out in the tabloids , a photo of matthew appeared in the company of a young waitress who unambiguously said that he was cheating on both actors not gave comments, but instead went to a family psychologist at that time the news came that the surrogate mother was pregnant with twins in 2009. marion girls were born, and the crisis was over. parker and armored cars still arrange romantic dates for each other, and the couple still loves the theater, and for the first time in 27 y

we are also joined by sarah matthews. she started her career in communications working on capitol hill. before joining the trump white house in june of 2020. she served their as deputy press secretary and special assistant to the president until the evening of january 6, 2021. i will now swear in our witnesses. the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear under penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you, you may be seated and let the record reflect that the witness has answered in the affirmative. thank you both again for being here tonight. thank you for your service to the nation as well as for joining us this evening. can you please briefly explain what your response abilities were as deputy national security advisor to the president? >> thank you madam vice chair. when i started at the white house, i was a senior director for asia. that was a job that helped coordinate the president's asia pol

deputy national security advisor matthew pottinger and former white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews. watch tonight on c-span or anytime on demand at www.c-span.org. >> president biden announced his plan to forgive some college student loan debt. he said people making under $125,000 annually are eligible with pell grant recipients eligible for $20,000 in debt relief and $10,000 for other college students.

meadows aide, ben williamson and white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews testified that mr.dows went to the dining room near the oval office to tell the president about the violence at the capitol before the president's 2:24 pm tweet. and future hearings, you'll hear more about exactly what was happening in the white house at that time. here is what some white house staff told the select committee. do you know where you went? >> yes, i followed him down the hallway. i followed him into the outer oval corridor, which is the hallway between the oval office hallway and the outer oval section of the office. i followed him into that little corridor hallway. i saw him walk into outer oval. i maybe took a step into outer oval and then left. i don't know where he went outside of that. it looked like he was headed in the direction of the oval office. >> we get all talked about at that point how it was bad and that the situation was getting out of hand. i know ben williamson and i were conferring. we thought that the president needed to tweet something. and wheat something immediately

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we were just talking about you sarah has just joined us. natalie did that? matthew was speaking so generously about, she unfortunately was late because of lagos traffic, but we understand and welcome. so we were just recapping what happened during the protest and i sort of as to what you know, in the long term and in the short term what was achieved we heard from matthew is that he still feels fearful, unfortunately. but he bolstered because of people like you. so what would you say keeps you so brave and encouraging people like matthew, the use of language area are very free to extremely brief. so the thing is, the protest happen year bought of we actually got in will be needed. we've gotten some parts of it, but we still need more and we are able and we're proud of, we're able to get about $200.00 families. we're able to get them justice and they can just do that. i mean, we're the people who are behind those shootings arrested. for example, if you want to start seeing that she need to speak with to get arrested, it has to be a different ball game. we're in a coun

now he's back on broadway, starring with sarah jessica parker in "plaza suite." matthewrick is with us [ cheers and applause he is a writer, director, producer, best-selling author. his new film, "the bubble," is currently streaming on netflix his latest book, "sicker in the head: more conversations about life and comedy," is out now our friend judd apatow is my guest. [ cheers and applause and he is simply fantastic as magic johnson in the hbo max series "winning time: the rise of the lakers dynasty. quincy isaiah will also be here tonight. but, you guys -- [ cheers and applause before we get to all that. so, i was in a grocery market yesterday doing my foodstuff shopping myself, and i swung by the produce aisle for some fresh figs finding none, i asked the grocery clerk for assistance, but he informed me that fresh figs are a late-fall fruit and they don't carry any, because they are out of season needless to say, i hissed and spit on the man and ran out of the establishment, and i encourage you all to do the same and you know why because seasonal foods are bull[ bleep

sarah palin carroll lakewood herschel walker. and casting her into our darkness. i agree with everything that matthew says.hich he is about right now. she knows why she was defeated. she understands the way the republican primary electorate has changed. and they rather visceral level, having just shot for that slack shocking. i don't think that she is running with any realistic chance of winning the primary. but that is okay. because she understands that even if this is a kamikaze mission, and then it will end badly, it is going to be a hell of a ride along the way. she is going to be a constant foil for both donald trump and the crucified right. i think is going to be interesting when the rnc tries to kick her off the ballots, which they will do when they deny her chance to be on the debate stage, which they will do. no disrespect, but when you get back to joe wash and bill, well it didn't make much of a ripple. i guess it is going to be more difficult. because this lady is not for turning. she's not gonna go quietly into that good nights. and also she speaks to a very different constituency. it's one thi