not rule out if it can be more and 60 and 70%. well, at least the experience of the american senate congress after the war in vietnam showed that about $ 2/3 is bad and is it good or bad ? the connotation when ukrainians madly support someone, they heroize, they understand, they don't understand that these are different fields in the war, one is the same, but in jurisprudence, another, i remember nadiya savchenko , when i hosted the program, they called me, she is the future president, how dare you question she is a wonderful heroine and i would not so that we come to the conclusion that we are such a special people, a bad people, etc. we are a country of young democracy. we are a little more than 30 years old . our parties change for each election campaign. we are only building our own standards, our own format of political life. of the political system and therefore it is a normal process when parties change with elections, surnames change, but with regard to politicians who have passed, who have experience in combat operations, or service in the armed forces of ukraine, there are a huge n

senator lott represented the people of mississippi in congress for 35 years. he built bridges across the political aisle in support of important initiatives, including president reagan's economic recovery program. senator lott was elected as republican whip in both the house and the senate. the first member of congress to earn both titles in those roles, he became a close and trusted colleague of bob's and later succeeded bob as senator majority leader. senator daschle also accomplished career in congress and more than two and a half desserts. decades in that time he was elected as the leader of the democratic party in the senate. through his legislative achievements, including compensation for disabled veterans, senator daschle found common ground with bob that not only solidified their relationship as colleagues, but as friends. together, they went on to establish the bipartisan policy center. later, joined by senator lott to continue promoting the ideals of cooperation and civility. i am deeply grateful to the senators for their friendship and outstanding pu

one of the ways in which senators or congress persons are able to back off some of the things they've done is give their staff some leeway and the staff is then said we are going to do this and motioned and kicked the can down the road a little bit. >> [indiscernible] >> i'm still committed, but obviously this is the second most important thing that's on the agenda. yes ma'am. >> [indiscernible] >> i'm sorry. >> [indiscernible] >> if we got out of the wire and we still had resolve this, the due date wasn't a matter when i was away, i would not go. i would stay until this gets finished. >> [indiscernible] >> i'm a born optimist. >> the obama administration when you were vice president to negotiate on the debt limit in the summer of 2011, have discussions over raising the debt limit. >> no in the sense that i got a call that morning at 6:00 saying that the republican leader that don't -- would only talk to me and there was no time left. that's why i sent down and got instructions from the white house to settle it and that was my job. no notice. >> you, you and then the person with the c

that the deadline is generally may 17, that is, today , after all, the lower house and the senate of congress do not sit every day, that is, the situation has ceased to be regular, efforts will be required. it shouldn't be that hard. first, we know that we are not going to default. they know it, we know it, we don't have much time for a banking crisis, and it's already here. could be something worse than what happened in 2008 will be, a complete stoppage of work virtually all government services no funding. within a few weeks. this will cause a huge crisis because the us will not be allowed any loans to stop whatever activity it will cause. a mental recession in the economy that will spread to the global economy biden would sit in washington in such conditions until everything is decided. but the us president still goes on a foreign tour, albeit on a reduced program. tomorrow i'm going to the g7 summit in japan, i'm reducing my trip. i'm postponing. a visit to australia and a visit to papua new guinea in order to return to the final stage of negotiations with the leaders of the congresses in

negotiations for the debt ceiling, but sometimes -- how can i say this -- one of the ways in which senators or congress persons are able to back off some of the things they've done is if give their staff some leeway and the staff has then said, well, we're going to do this and it kicks the can down the road a little bit. >> as a result of this, or-- >> i'm committed, but obviously this is the single most important thing on the agenda. >> mr. president-- >> get someone who asked a question again. i'll ask you, yes, ma'am. >> say that-- >> i'm sorry. >> is it possible-- >> it's possible, not likely, in other words, if somehow we got down to the wire and we still hadn't resolved this and that the due date was in a matter when i was supposed to be away i would not go, i would stay until this gets finished. >> more or less positive. >> more. >> why? >> because i'm an optimist. >> was it mistake on the obama administration when were you vice-president, and negotiation-- having discussions over raising the debt limit? >> no, in the sense that i got a call that morning at 6:00 saying that the republican leader

senate candidates, congress members properly. adam schiff and katie porter, each vying for the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne shift and porter all made appearances here this weekend. and while each candidate has his or her own group of democratic supporters, attendees here say there is unity on a key topic about get out the vote. that is exactly what these uc riverside students plan to do as the election approaches. now, less than 10 months until california's march 5th primary, they especially want to see an increase in voter turnout from one key demographic of helps democrats pick up key seats in previous elections. young people were the key deciding vote. we saw a lot of young people energized voting heavily. 23 points toward the democrats and wheezing. this energy i think in 2024 democrats can take back the house. i want to campus. i wanted or not. i want all young people to, you know, campus and or not if they can. >> i definitely think that this is important. and i think that the youth vote can swing. the vote.

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was only after veterans slept on the senate steps and shamed the congress, shamed the senate into putting the bill back into the house where we finally passed it that the republicans knuckled under. we had a bipartisan agreement to fund the cost of war and not make it compete with the other domestic priorities, not make it compete with defense. the mark they put yesterday in which they didn't want to -- the stain they did not want to have on their records was they did not want the stain of clawing back $2 billion. they didn't want the stain of putting $15 billion into discretionary spending, to actually rob veterans of housing, rob veterans of snap benefits. they, too, rely on the domestic side of the ledger. so my thing is, they're bullying through -- they're trying to bully through cuts that they cannot even get the votes for in their own caucus. mr. jeffries: last question. reporter: thank you, mr. leader. there will be two if that's ok. number one, do you think the president made a mistake not engaging speaker mccarthy earlier on this debt limit issue? and then secondly, with respect

is always one of those senators that do that but in general i have found lots and lots of senators and congresse, l k whether ken buck from colorado, senator klobuchar, there's always kind of people who really do know what they're talking about and are capable of taking the legislation and then you hire people to regulate just like there's people in the fda, people in the sec. again, not perfect but they're there to protect consumers and that should be of course the first order of business is protecting americans of the possibilities, just like they do on other things. >> that is especially encouraging hearing that coming from you. kara swisher, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> jim? >> north carolina republicans could override the democratic governor to implement a 12-week abortion ban in that state today. republicans there have a one-vote supermajority and need the support of every republican lawmaker to overrightde the governor's vieto. the governor is pleading for a single republican to stop it. >> we're going to work up until the last minute to try to get one republican

if the house approves the deal, it will go to the senate. congressy deadline to address the debt ceiling. that's when the treasury department projects the u. s. would be unlikely to have enough money to meet its obligations. provisions of the debt ceiling legislation will end the pause and federal student loan payments, borrowers will be required to resume paying their student loan bills 60 days after june 30th. but the agreement does not eliminate president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for millions of americans. the supreme court is currently considering the president's debt forgiveness plan right now. us oil prices have fallen slightly below $70 a barrel, the lowest price in nearly a month. oil industry experts say the reason for the drop is because about fears about whether congress will raise the debt ceiling. they also say reports of tension between russia and saudi arabia could also help keep gas prices at the pump down. 7 37 your time right now, the golden state warriors are looking for a new general manager after their

senate candidates, congress members, barber lee, adam schiff and katie porter, each vying for the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne shift and porter all made appearances here this weekend. and while each candidate has his or her own group of democratic supporters, attendees here say there is unity on a key topic about g%t out the vote. that is exactly what these uc riverside students plan to do as the election approaches. now, less than 10 months until california's march 5th primary, they especially want to see an increase in voter turnout from one key demographic who helps democrats pick up key seats in previous elections. young people where the key deciding vote. we saw a lot of young people energized voting heavily. 23 points toward the democrats and wheezing. this energy i think in 2024 democrats can take back the house. i want to campus i wanted or not. i want all young people to, you know, campus and or not if they can. >> i definitely think that this is important. and i think that the youth vote can swing the vote. it's a message labor leader and civil rights activist d

to the members of congress, senator jack reed, steve womack, pat ryan. >> to make it to today, i'm aware that some of you had to sneak out after tests. i will not ask for a show of hands. for those of you who did, it clearly worked. cadets, today you come to the end of what i'm sure will prove to be 47 of the most challenging and rewarding months of your life. there are so many people indeed who helped make it to this day. the families and loved ones here, thank you. for the incredible care and support you have given these leaders. i know you feel an immense sense of pride looking at our cadets. it's a pride i share and that our country shares. on behalf of our commander-in-chief president joe biden and our entire nation, cadets, it is my honor to congratulate you on taking your place in the long gray line. some of you are the first in your family to graduate from west point. others of you have long family legacies here. as just one example, in a few minutes, cadet mary bell will walk across this stage. cheering her on is her mother, therese, class of 1986; her father, michael, class of

if you look at the standards of the congress and look at the senate. >> and covid money and then you-- >> so are you accusing me or are you going to allow the process to clear and clear my name. >> how did you first learn about the charges against you and can we talk about the process of surrender, did they arrest you? >> no, it was very amicable, and peaceful. these guys did a phenomenal job. we came under your noses and you didn't see us come in today and now we're leaving obviously and addressing you guys, all the intention in the world to be out with you guys. i'm going to keep fighting for what i believe in, keep fight to go represent my district. fighting to deliver results and now i have to keep fighting to deliver and defend my innocence and i'll do that. >> and the governor hochul, you should resign and put your district out of her misery. >> governor hochul i don't represent her, and she-- >> go aheads, i saw your face, you looked pretty stressed when i saw you and the judge started speaking. what are you feeling after being in court today? >> when it's your first time exper

that the deadline was generally may 17, that is, today , after all, the lower house and the senate of congressitting not every day, that is, the situation has ceased to be regular, efforts will be required. happened it shouldn't be that hard. first, we know that we are not going to default. they know it, we know it , we don't have much time for a banking crisis, and it's already here. it may become something worse than what happened in 2008 will be a complete shutdown of almost all government services for no funding. within a few weeks. this will cause a huge crisis because the us will not be allowed any loans and all activities will stop. it's you an instant recession in the economy that will spread to the world economy biden would sit in washington in such conditions until everything is decided, but the us president still goes on a foreign tour, albeit on a reduced program. tomorrow i 'm going to the g7 summit in japan, i'm shortening my trip. i'm postponing. visit to australia and visiting. papua new guinea , in order to return to the final stage of negotiations with the leaders of the cong

dan: new details about senator dianne feinstein's month-long absence from congress. nate majority schumer is holding a prepared note which state that he's hopeful feinstein could return to washington as early as next week. the two senators spoke over the weekend. feinstein has been out of office since being diagnosed with shingles in february. in a statement tonight, feinstein's team says they don't have a timeline for her return as they await medical clearance for her to travel. ama: mis up and keeping tabs on every issue in our community. two local neighborhoods are struggling over the issue of homelessness. and supervise -- a supervisor has introduced a resolution to save a housing site. site f has been run by the city since the pandemic but it's slated for closure since the public health emergency was lifted. it's home to primarily black residents who live in 114 rvs. walton is concerned the residents will become homeless or take up space in shelters when the lot has already served well enough. dan: coronation countdown. we are four days from the formal crowning o

the congress by two parties and headed by the president of the united states-- the u.s. senate returns later today at 3 p.m. eastern. senators wl vote on the confirmation of former montana solicitor general anthony onstone to be a circuit court appeals judge and later they'll nsider several of president biden's nominations for courts in new jerseynd new york, live coverage of the senate on c-span2 a watch our coverage with our free video app, c-span now or c-span.org. ♪♪ >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings and committee meetings. c-span has a front row seat how issues are debated or decided with no commentary, no interruptions and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered vow of government. c-span is your unfiltered view of government who are funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized by one of the best internet providers and we're just getting

dan: new details about senator dianne feinstein's month-long absence from congress. schumer is holding a prepared note which state that he's hopeful feinstein could return to washington as early as next week. the two senators spoke over the weekend. feinstein has been out of office since being diagnosed with shingles in february. in a statement tonight, feinstein's team says they don't have a timeline for her return as they await medical clearance for her to travel. ama: our mis up and keeping tabs on every issue in our community. two local neighborhoods are struggling over the issue of homelessness. and supervise -- a supervisor has introduced a resolution to save a housing site. site f has been run by the city since the pandemic but it's slated for closure since the public health emergency was lifted. it's home to primarily black residents who live in 114 rvs. walton is concerned the residents will become homeless or take up space in shelters when the lot has already served well enough. dan: coronation countdown. we are four days from the formal crowning of king cha

on wednesday, the house of representatives of congress will vote for the project, after which it must be approved by the senateden urged congress to pass the law without delay. the most responsible time for school graduates today is the unified state exam in the russian language, which is mandatory for everyone; it is necessary for obtaining a certificate and entering a university for any specialty . this year, the exam is issued by 630,000 people in the far east. tests have already been completed european. part of the country is preparing to take over. in the same week, the second compulsory exam in mathematics. today is the 70th anniversary of the birth of the brilliant alexander abdulov, he captivated the audience from the first seconds with his talent of magnetism and energy, the star of alexander abdulov ate unusually brightly and went out, too early at only 54, but there were roles in legendary films that we still review every time finding something new reporting by alexei zotova lo basta eyes clever eye suit sat if someday against the lords i'll be asked what was that? leave me alone with your stupid qu

what do you think of the name of anyone named senator congress? sorry congressman lugar.acher, for whom nala herself worked for a very long time as an assistant. but this, of course, can be, this is an accident. it is a crime. i'm not talking about the epidemic now. uh, it means anthrax of pigs. yes, i think it was there. krasnodar territory, so here's what alex said about damage control - this is just the beginning. believe me. we still learn a lot that the worst biolaboratory e is funded not by the us department of health but by the pentagon and this is the most fundamental difference. that is, military developments are being carried out there, biolaboratories are being carried out along the entire border of russia and partly. china is practically covered by biolaboratories , it has been proven that the outbreaks that occur in our country in various diseases among animals and simply our population is sick is very often associated with deliberate leaks. these are some viruses and uh, bacterial weapons were used in the donbass, we know, in particular botulism. uh, underba

copyright office which is housed under the library of congress will be used to protect copyrighted works amid growing use of artificial intelligence. the senate hearing is about an hour. >> good afternoon. we are looking forward to this hearing, and i called or the hearing on oversight of the library of congress. i would like to thank ranking member fisher for her work as well as the librarian of congress dr. carla hayden for again appearing before this committee, this time not for confirmation but for talking about as you done in the past your work and there's just a lot of interest as you know from past hearings in this building about the library of congress especially now that people are going back in an entry of many visitors to the library again. several senators, , we had a dinner with bipartisan dinner last night and a number senators mentioned that they were fans of you and your work, including people from both sides of the aisle, so just putting that out there first. and i think i've mentioned this before. maybe senator fischer doesn't know but my dream when i was growing up was to be a librarian. yes, i actually had a duly system se

their own eyes that we can secure our border republicans and democrats come together in the senate and congressty secure the border that stopped the mexican cartels and that save american lives. >> senator scott you talk about compassion a lot if such a positive message i have a heart for a lot of these illegal immigrants who come more so than border they want to be here, they want to work hard, they want the american dream, some these children use them in your heart you can't help but pray for them, but how is it compassionate to incentivize a quarter of a million minors to come to the border to be traffic, many of whom we now use as forced labor in joe biden's government has left him behind i don't know who they are how was i compassionate? >> there is nothing compassionate about that the bottom line is exactly as you just described it. he is complicit with creating a humanitarian crisis on the other side of our southern border by sending a false message like come to the border and you can get in that is false we must stop that nonsense on our southern border in the nonsense coming out of thi

if the house approves the deal, it will go to the senate. congresse treasury department projects the u. s. would be unlikely to have enough money to meet its debt obligations. it's 5 43 federal judge, authorities say. if you take a street drug that's been laced with fentanyl, there was a 60% chance it will kill you. and the chances are even higher in some parts of the country, one place with increased police enforcement against illegal drugs is along the gulf coast of florida. now, the lee county sheriff has doubled the size of its narcotics unit since last year after seeing more potent drugs on the streets. drugs are laced with fentanyl marijuana. there are pills now that look like different types of pills that are fentanyl pills. so unfortunately when these drugs are out in the streets we're responding to overdoses. federal customs agents say there has been 150% increase in the number of busts involving fentanyl since this time last year. they say that truck is responsible for more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths since last spring. san mateo coun

we have a difference of opinion on both sides, but if the senate has a different opinion, pass a bill. how congress works, if you go to schoolhouse rock, house will pass a bill, senate passes a neo work together in the -- and that is what we are doing. yes? >> i just want to -- i think it is important to say, speaker spoke on wall street. he said that defaulting on our debt is not an option, i think we have universal, almost universal agreement on that proposition. i believe that america will not default on its debt. >> we will not pass the debt ceiling that just raises it without doing something about our debt. >> speaker mccarthy with cbn news, christian broadcasting network, you may to commit in your speech that the u.s. would not allow for iran to get a nuclear weapon. right now they sense here in israel at times they have to go alone. would you recommend and earnest ration -- an administration that would join israel. >> i think the entire >> congress returns tuesday. later in the week, lawmakers will continue -- consider the border security bill. house leaders are scheduled to meet on esday wi

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senate candidates, congress members properly. adam schiff and katie porter, each vying for the senate seat long held by the retiring dianne we shift and porter all made appearances here this weekend. and while each candidate has his or her own group of democratic supporters, attendees here say there is unity on a key topic about get out the vote. that is exactly what these uc riverside students plan to do as the election approaches. now, less than 10 months until california's march 5th primary, they especially want to see an increase in voter turnout from one key demographic of helps democrats pick up key seats in previous elections. young people were the key deciding vote. we saw a lot of young people energized voting heavily. 23 points toward the democrats and wheezing. this energy i think in 2024 democrats can take back the house. i want to canvas i wanted or not. i want all young people to, you know, canvas and or not if they can. i definitely think that this is important. and i think that the youth vote can swing. >> the vote

i am wondering why congress and the senate do not suspend their pay well we are discussing the debt ceiling so the we get an agreement that is bipartisan because everybody has sacrificed their pay for their time it tasted discussed this. i would like a reaction from you about that. host: all right, let's go to gary in marissa, illinois, independent line, go ahead. it's jerry. my apologies. caller: thank you. host: what would you like to say with us? caller: the only thing i wanted to say is that we should all get back along. remember the golden rule, do unto others as you have them do unto you. that's all i have, thank you. host: all right, let's go to sherman, texas, georgia and the democratic line. the debt ceiling is to inflict pain before the election. every time there is a democratic congress, there are republicans in control of the house. obama was in office and they wanted to make him a one term president. he wanted the infrastructure plan and they rejected that. this is ridiculous. thank you. host: sherman, texas. our next caller is sally in edwardsville illinois, independent line.

but i know there is a lot of red tape in congress and the senate. i'm not sure what it would take, and i'm not sure the current bodies of power have the ability to make the changes that are necessary to affect veterans for real change. i don't know if that's even possible. but what i do know is at a very minimum, you know, putting this conversation on the table will hopefully get the ball rolling in the right direction. my experience is not special. it happens hundreds of times a day that veterans are told they can't see their primary mental health providers any longer and are no longer authorized to go back to that individual. for as much as i know it's happening, i have never seen anybody share it on social media. >> it got my attention, joe. i made the commitment i'm going to do whatever i can have non-profit organizations to do what we can. thank you for being on the program. so is that a ufo or something else? this video adds to the speculation that we are not alone in this universe. the investigative journalist who released the video joins me

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congress. he's a preacher of the senate. t thing would be for congress to, for him to not have to play with weird things in the constitution. the thing that has been kind of in everyone's ear, and some democrats have pushed the president and the administration is invoking the 14th amendment which basically says, among other things, that the u.s. has to pay its debts. other administrations have thought about doing this before. obviously, it has not happened. they would ignore congress and the debt limit. just keep paying the bills. then there is the legal challenges. it wouldn't actually help this time. it's kind of too late for them to invoke that. who knows how the courts would handle it. this is an administration considering and looking at one of those of things on the table moments and that aren't interested in doing something that upends and -- the senator just said, absolved congress of what they are supposed to be doing. >> david, before we go, i want to make sure to connect the dots for our viewers on two stories we ta

he's actually florted the idea of using the d th amendment to go aro congress. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says that will be necessary. >> may have it. been said publicly. >> after the meeting is fact >> ultimately an agreement will be reached joe biden, kevin mccarthy and the country will not default. >> i done mcconnell and other congressional leaders will meet again friday for another round of negotiations. former raiders wide receiver henry ruggs entered a guilty plea in las vegas courtroom on wednesday causing a fiery dui i remember killing a woman and her dog rocks pled guilty to felony dui resulting in death and a misdemeanor count. vehicular manslaughter under the plea deal ruggs will spend between 3 in 10 years in prison according to court documents. rugs twice the legal blood alcohol limit. it was at drive-in elisa 150 miles per hour. at the time of that crash. 2 relays the man convicted of shooting rap star megan. the stallion has been denied a new trial in the case. lane's lost his last ditch attempt at a new trial after judge directed rejected t

congress. we also as noted by senator haggerty honor songwriters and protect their work in the library of congress and with the copyright office. we delve in the history and my husband has written books as a law professor and come to the library's beautiful exhibits like thomas jefferson's collection of books. i continue to work with my colleagues to support the library as noted by our ranking member. i thought it was very important that you want to proceed with this project and get whatever obstacles out of your way and get it done. the obstacles aren't obstacles but may be the path and coming to us for help and support your library and dedicated employees. thank you very much. the hearing will remain open for a week and we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. c-span is funded by these television companies and more including charter. >> charter is one of the best internet providers and building 100,000 miles of new infrastructur

high—stakes meeting between the white house, president biden, and the leadership of both parties in congress and senate remain very far apart and so it is different than ten years ago, in part because there is no common ground, but in part because wall street investors have shown they have less tolerance for this was not if you look at what happened in the uk with liz truss unveiling her fiscal plan, the sharp reaction you saw forced her essentially out of office and she had to climb down from those plans. there is a situation here where you could see a very volatile reaction from global financial markets and that is why people say this is notjust an issue for the us but potentially globally, the repercussions we don't quite know, and what is different now than ten years ago is higher interest rates and higher inflation. the potential for an accident without pressure on these two sides to come together and find a political solution, i think people are looking at this quite nervously. yes. at this quite nervously. yes, absolutely- _ at this quite nervously. yes, absolutely. thank _ at this quite nervous

by congress, they gave this power to congress, to the people who are directly electioned in congress. senatorthe time chosen by state legislators and house chosen by the people, you, we the people have some say so over the finances of our country. do you feel that way today? this is explicit. we don't need to read between the lines, not next to the abortion claws, of clause. of which there is none. this is the primary duty in the house of representatives. now duty of executive branch in -- article ii section 3: >> the president. -- he took an oath, during his inauguration to unhole unhold the laws, even if you disagree biden does not comprehend this or care. he violates the laws willy-nilly with forgiving and a trillion dollars in student loans, he thinks he can do whatever he wants and so does his party, that is why his party wants to stuff the supreme court with more leftists, his party want to eliminate the f filler rule and add puerto rico and dc at states, and his party wants to change the election laws so they never lose. that is not good enough. so, again, article ii section 3: >> so w

the senate does what congress has done in the past which is create a special committee. early 1973 the senate leadership is beginning to think about what the committee will look like. one of the senators, senators arvin rice resolution that will create the special committee and the senate leadership begins is think seriously about who will be on the committee. and the purpose of the committee. host: i want to remind viewers if you would like to call in it is the 50th anniversary of the senate hearings in washington dc our phone lines are by region. eastern/central timezones, 202-748-8000. mountain/pacific timezones, 202-748-8001. you can text and interact a social media. i want you to talk about how it was made up, who was working there and the relationship. guest: this committee s potential to be politically very revelations that may come out of the course of the investigation may be politically explosive. we have a senate controlled by democrats that will be investigating reblican president. senators are deeply concerned that the investigation cannot be partis. the peop

following cloture on the michael farbiarz nomination, the senate recess to allow for the caucus meetings and taking of the photograph of the 118th congress. that when the senate convenes, all time on the michael farbiarz nomination be considered expired, at 5:00 p.m. if cloture has been invoked on the coach nomination, the senate vote on the confirmation of the nomination, followed by a vote on cloture on the merchant nomination. finally, if any nominations are confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: for the information of the senate, there will be two roll call votes at 11:30 a.m., one following the photograph, and two roll call votes at 5:00 p.m. if no further business before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned until senate stands adjourned until >> today the u.s. senate confirm solicitor general anthony to be a judge on the ninth circuit court of appeals, good plan throughout the week on several president b

the senate does what congress has done in the past which is create a special committee. early 1973 the senate leadership is beginning to think about what the committee will look like. one of the senators, senators arvin rice resolution that will create the special committee and the senate leadership begins is think seriously about who will be on the committee. and the purpose of the committee. host: i want to remind viewers if you would like to call in it is the 50th anniversary of the senate hearings in washington dc our phone lines are by region. eastern/central timezones, 202-748-8000. mountain/pacific timezones, 202-748-8001. you can text and interact via cial media. i want youo talk about how it was made up, who s working there and the relationship. guest: this committee has tential to be politically very revelaons that may come out of the course of the investigation may be politically explosive. we have senate controlled by democrats that will be investigating republican president. senators are deeply concerned that the investigation cannot be partisan. the people a

capitol to try to disrupt the proceedings of congress and they nearly succeeded if it wasn't for the fact that mike pence refused to leave and members of the senatecongress came back and certified the election that night, it very well could have happened. they could have succeeded in this. so one of the things that we heard from the zg, over 1,000 people have been charged for breaching the capitol. 600 so far have either pleaded guilty or have been convicted. the big question that remains, whether the former president himself and people around him in the other part of this conspiracy, this effort, rather, whether they will face similar charges. and we don't know. >> and i want to go to katelyn polantz outside the courthouse. attorney general noting that both the leaders of the proud boys and oathkeepers, two different far right militia groups, have both been found guilty. and as we talked about for years, that is not an easy charge to prove in a court of law. >> reporter: it is not at all. it is very, very difficult for the justice department to even get to the point where they want to bring that charge. it was a charge that first was born out of

countries are known other than market reveal himself, arguably, one of the great anti cuban congress. senators from florida has said that he's afraid of de dollarization. he's afraid now this savannah and cut us in my not one pos are going to have so many trading partners. but the u. s. is blocked, the u. s. is block, he's lateral blockades and we're going to have the same effect. so i think change is in the when and including comes soon enough for the cuban people. well, i think what you mentioned is what many people are calling that of a b, dollarization coalition. today, all these countries around the world, bricks seo, the global south, it dumping the dollar and moving towards that of a more of a multi polar. well, you mentioned the cuban president miguel b as can al and his recent visit to the russian capital. what do you think moscow can do to show support to havana perhaps to help it? and it is current situation. when i was in cuba, i can't tell you how many everyday cuban people. busy me, if it wasn't for the rush is it wasn't, it wasn't for the russian leadership, we would be starving