the next step, the russian military could go to the baltic states. johnsononly the americans by allowing the us house of representatives to unblock the allocation of tranches for ukraine, israel and taiwan, although earlier both as speaker and as a member of the lower house of the american parliament opposed almost all laws on assistance to kiev, while he managed to be re-elected three times after first entering congress in 2016. something forced him out... the american media presented their version of the chronology of events with reference to insiders. the pressure was exerted by biden himself, who summoned johnson to the oval office. during the meeting, cia chief burns and other senior us homeland security officials tried to convince johnson how dire the consequences would be if ukraine's air defenses were no longer will be reinforced by american weapons. before this, biden openly threatened johnson that the speaker's inability would be remembered for a long time. hold kiev at a critical moment. mike responded with reminders of joo's failure as president.

as much and makes basil failed advances kia so it's not a surprise visit from us. secretary of state johnson, the blinking express washington's on wavering support. despite ukraine's front line fail is blinking, attempted to lift spirits during his trip with us on tany is performance, while the neutral cody and mobilization noise being and forced on ukrainians the basic, it's hard to keep the ball and belted out, walking in the free world. us diplomats has back to cranes. mobilization has met and literally being dragged off by conscription, offices incense to the conflicts, people who debt to film these abductions, risk being beaten. the file storage sees a warning throughout disturbing images. a head we are seeing is associated with the young adults, the woman who says she was beaten by an enrollment officer off the filming her boyfriends being dragged away again, a warning you might find this video upsetting the . the mobilization though requires all conscripted men between the ages of $18.60 to update the personal data within 2 months without waiting for summons. it also cancels the does

kenya and the united states ands working collaboratively which n so we have a freer and safer and much healthier growth for us to live it. >> thank you. thank you. speaker johnsonhank you. andt lal biden are hosting a white house state dinner in r of kenyan president william ruto. tonight we'll show highlig from the evening including the kenyanresident's arrival at the northtico, notable guests in attendance and president biden's toast to and , rachel. watch at 11:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. and ahead oe you can use our video app or website to watch the guest8eme, starting 5. eastern. >> c-span's 2024 coverage continues live with the three day libertarian national convention. beginning friday at 3:30 p.m. eastern, highlights include independent presidential ndate robert f. kennedy jr. followed by vice-presidential debates featuring former republican contender and then the former presidentomin donald trump will speak before the delegates and sunday at 9:0s the presidential nominee for the election. libertarian national convention live friday at 3:30 p. on c-span, c-span now and online at c-span.org. >> this memor

state visit. speaker johnson said during their meeting kenya is america's closest strategic partner in east africa the two leaders discussedny's government's effort to support bribery laws and curb terroris

johnson has right now. so, pelosi became masterful at this. he can offer the state must pass none. johnson could muscle it through with republicans, he would be able to argue for more conservative wins, but because he can't he has to bring the bills to where he can get democrats through. if he doesn't want to keep the lights on, he could go and face the republicans. host: that idea of republicans being ok with losing the house, is that ok in the republicans you talk to? guest: not the ones i talk to, they feel majority is very important, however you do get a lot of them worrying that this chaos could cause them to lose the majority, which is why i think some of them want to get the motion to table out of the way and they want to be done with it to show that they can govern. host: let's hear from louise. democratic line, thanks for calling. caller: i think that speaker johnson did the right thing. votes like marjorie taylor greene and all, they don't want to see anything happen in this country that is good for this country. i'm glad that the democrats did help, went on and voted tog

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> good morning, every one. it is an honor to have you with us and the peoples house and as speaker of the house it is my pleasure to welcome you as we honor one of america's greatest citizens and enduring heroes which are capital is filled with monuments to our history, they teach us about where we were and where we are and where we are going and as a nation. the statue of the oldest man in the capital is john winthrop, an english lawyer, one of the leading founders of the massachusetts bay colony in 1630. he symbolizes how our country began marked by the belief as he said in his own words that with god's help we could be a shining city on a hill for the people. of course making the reference from scripture. our newest statute is of a man who shares the same vision, who shares the same gospel, looked back at where we were and prayed and served endlessly but we could become again that shining city on a hill. this is truly a historic moment. there are only four people in th

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representativesk you all so much. chair eizenstat, vice chair holt, leader jeffries, president biden, and most importantly, all of our holocaust survivors. welcome to the united states capital. you honor us by your presence today, all of you. thank you. we are here on a day of remembrance and also jewish heritage month and the anniversary of the nazis' unconditional surrender to remember and to reflect. as part of congress mandate this to be holocaust memorial museum, this event is hosted every year because memories teach us. has been said, those who failed to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. director bloomfield has been leading for quarter-century, and if you have a chance to go on tour and ask her, she will say something like this. democracy is fragile and we are all capable of falling prey. by the turn of the 20th century, germany was democracy for the cutting edge of technology and a strong economy, highly educated. but that did not stop evil and darkness from overtaking the country. g

state senator mike johnson opposed the new boundaries. should the district be drawn on race or not? >> i think it needs to be drawn upon what the law is. >> reporter: louisiana was one of at least eight states with race-based redistricting litigation. >> this is really about equalizing voting power. >> reporter: voters who live around the new district say representation matters. >> and this fight has been about more folks that look like me representing me in certain political settings. and that's something that we've never had in this state. >> we're not in the 60% anymore. it's 2024. >> being able to be a part of what our ancestors fought for is monumental to me. >> reporter: three of the liberal justices on the supreme court dissented, arguing the case was too close to the election. but tonight louisiana's attorney general and secretary of state are praising the ruling and say it will allow them to prepare for the fall election in a safe and secure manner. norah? >> nikole killion with that important story tonight, thank you. >>> a 45-year-old woman from florida is set to appear in

please be seated. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson speaker of the united states houseegation, the grand family and it is a big family. doctor bruce, mr. fagan and the statuary of hall committee. if you would join me here and we will do this together. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable roy cooper governor of north carolina. [applause] >> well, mr. speaker, elected officials, distinguished guests, family and loved ones of the reverend billy graham, i bring greetings from the state of north carolina. it is such an honor to be with you on this special day. as i'm sure many of you here already know that it is always an honor every day to be from the great state of north carolina. [applause] our state has given this nation it first flight, its first public university, it's rich farm land, it's best college basketball -- [laughter] -- even its first declaration of freedom with the halifax results today, north carolina gives the nation a simple representing one of our dearest treasures. the reverend billy graham. a man of faith, a man of north carolina. the reveren

minority leader jeffries, nancy pelosi, and other high ranking democrats have publicly stated they will save mike johnson from a vote to vacate him. in a recent interview, minority leader hakeem jeffries said, even though we're in the minority, we effectively have been governing as if we were in the majority. >> speaker, the house is not in order. ms. greene: whereas, our country is nearly $35 trillion in debt and about $40 billion are added to the debt every day. our border is overrun by illegal invaders and terrorists from over 160 countries. our people are being killed by the hundreds every single day by fentanyl and mike johnson refuses to do anything about it. whereas, mike johnson isily equipped to handle the rigors of the job of speaker of the house and has allowed a uniparty, one who fuels foreign wars, tramples on civil liberties, and decreases our disastrous national debt to take complete control of the house of representatives. whereas speaker johnson's tenure is defined by one self-serving characteristic when given a choice of advancing republican priorities or aligning with the democrats to

state representative mike johnson opposed the new boundaries.uld the district be drawn based on race or not? >> i think it needs to be drawn based upon what the law is. >> reporter: louisiana was one of at least eight states with race-based redistricting litigation. >> this is really about equalizing voting power. >> reporter: voters who live around the new districts say representation matters. >> and this fight, since its inception, has been about more folks that look like me representing me in certain political settings, and that is something we've never had in the state. >> we are not in the '60s anymore, it's 2024. >> being able to be a part of what our ancestors fought for is monumental to me. >> reporer: three of the liberal justices on the supreme court dissented, arguing the case was too close to the election, but tonight, louisiana's attorney general and secretary of state are praising the ruling and say it will allow them to prepare for the fall election in a safe and secure manner. norah? >> norah: nikole killion with that important s

christine johnson was president of ohio state university from 2020 to 2023. she says that collaboration from all parties is required for a debt avoidance program to work. it's a coalition outside the university, but it's also a coalition inside the university. so you've got a financial aid working with academic affairs and also working with admissions. they all have to come together and collaborate and then also with the philanthropy piece, if they're all in the same team, you can make this happen at marshall, the pilot program is funded in part by a private. $2 million donation, except it's students must first apply for federal student aid. from there, they work with advisors like jennifer jimison to figure out the rest. hey, hey, mike. what are you doing? jennifer? factors in scholarships, work study grants, and financial aid. if there's a balance, that's if there's a balance due. that's when the gifted funds kick in. being able to just study and not have to worry about, you know, the room, their board, their books, their tuition. you know, it's it's very h

states.>> secretary johnson, as we are talking about communities, i would be remiss if i didn't ask you about a community with which you have a particular attachment, as a trustee and that is columbia university. and in particular, in the context that we are discussing this morning and democracy, and as the university is grappling with rule of law issues, including first amendment right to protest, right to assembly, and maintenance of other elements of the rule of law, and trying to make decisions for its community and also sitting inside new york city. and working with young people, and i want to talk a little bit more about this in a minute, but young people that some feel close attachment to democracy, others care deeply about issues, don't see it connected to democracy, others think democracy is not for them and i'm just wondering if you can share with us to the extent that you are able, how the university, or how you are thinking about these issues at this moment that is so tense.>> so, columbia university, i'm a graduate of the law school, my father went to columbia, two of my uncles w

go our way, by the way, the speaker of the lower house of the congress of the united states of america, mike johnsonibuted to the fact that... the decision to allocate aid to us was delayed in time, now it supports permission for ukraine to strike the russian federation with american weapons. let's hear what mike johnson had to say. i think we should allow ukraine to wage war as it sees fit. they need to be able to strike back. and i think that we are trying to micromanage. mr. colonel, taking into account the pace of the supply of western weapons to ukraine and the lack of aircraft in the sky of ukraine and the lack of sufficient anti-aircraft systems, what can you say, the west is deliberately restraining ukraine from the fact that ukraine does not have all of them. means of defeating the russian troops and in this way tries to prevent ukraine from taking actions that could harm the same united states of america or france or germany. it is difficult to explain their logic, we are probably fighting with their enemy, well, at least in the middle to the end of the 20th century, yes, they took part in

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> well, one of the good thing about the ceremonies is we don't belator the point. we get right to the unveiling of the statute at the begin of the ceremony. i would like to do that. i would like to invite people to join me for the important exercise, beginning with governor cooper, the members of the north carolina congressional delegation, the graham family -- it is a big family -- dr. bruce, mr. feigen, and the statue committee. join me here and we'll do this together. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable roy cooper, governor of north carolina. >> well, mr. speaker, elected officials, distinguished guests, family, and loved ones, i bring greetings from the state of north carolina. it is such an honor to be with you on this special day. as i'm sure you know, it is always a great honor to be from the great state of north carolina. our state has given the nation its first flight, its first public university, its rich farmland, its best colleague basketball, even its firs

french parliament, and even the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mike johnsonat is, i am i will say that the more such statements there are, the faster we will be we will really get permission to strike on the territory of the russian federation. in fact, our western allies do not have many options, because the amounts of aid that are allocated are clearly insufficient to provide for all our needs on the front, a six-month starvation of the defense forces in the western armed forces. led to the fact that the russians invaded the kharkiv region, the russians are pressing on everyone along the entire front line, and in order to at least somehow bring down this ardor of the russians, new actions are also needed. the swedes directly stated that ukraine should get rid of all artificial restrictions, because according to the norms of international law, and according to the norms of the rules and customs of war, a defending country can quite legally and legitimately strike at military facilities on the territory of the aggressor state. therefore, given that the help.

well, by the way, the speaker of the lower house of the congress of the united states of america, mike johnsonwho contributed to the fact that the decision on allocation. help us it took time, now he supports allowing ukraine to hit the russian federation with american weapons, let's hear what mike johnson said. i think we should allow ukraine to wage the war as they see fit, they should have the ability to strike back, and i think the fact that we 're trying to micromanage that effort is not right for. mr. colonel, taking into account the pace of the supply of western weapons to ukraine and the lack of airplanes in the sky of ukraine so far and the lack of sufficient anti-aircraft systems, what can you say, the west deliberately restrains ukraine from having all these means of destruction. russian troops and in this way tries to prevent ukraine from actions that could harm the same united states of america or france or germany? it is difficult to explain their logic, we are probably fighting with their enemy, well, at least in the middle to the end of the 20th century, yes, they took part in

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states the anniversary of the nazis unconditional surrender to remember and to reflect. as part of congress mandate this event is hosted every year because memories teach us. those who failed to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. director bluecoat meeting reason for quarter-century you have a chance to go on tour and asked her, she will say something like this michael democracy is fragile and we are all capable of falling prey. by the turn of the 20th century, germany was democracy for the cutting edge of technology and a strong economy, highly educated. i did not stop people and darkness from overtaking the country. german universities where the heart of intellectual life process hundreds of learning or jewish faculty. students felt were anti-jewish forces were introduced and performed horrific pseudo science experiment on jewish people from nearby concentration camps. today we are witnessing universities becoming hostile places for jewish students and faculty. the envy of the inte

is what is important to understand, if you are paying for this war, as the united states, the us congress, mike johnsont you have a moral obligation about its consequences. doesn't seem to shock anyone how many ukrainians died. they don't even care. on how many american soldiers die. authorities in russia must work without failures or interruptions, especially in the current conditions. vladimir putin stated this at a meeting with state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin. the president thanked the speaker and deputies for the fact that parliament approved the composition of the government, guided by national interests and the personal qualities of the candidates. during the discussion of the constitution, you proposed. vladimir putin called the death of ibrahim resi a great loss and stressed that moscow is ready to continue cooperation with tehran. on your instructions, vladimirovich, early tomorrow morning i will fly to tehran to take part in the farewell ceremony for the president of iran, rice. the death of president raisi is a great loss, first of all, of course , for... one could be sure that the ag

is what is important to understand: if you are paying for this war, as the united states, the us congress, mike johnsonou have a moral obligation about its consequences. how many ukrainians died, and they don’t even care about how many american soldiers die. authorities in russia must work without failures and interruptions, especially in the current conditions, vladimir putin stated this at a meeting with state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin. the president thanked the speaker and deputies for the fact that the parliament approved the composition of the government, guided by national interests and the personal qualities of the candidates. you. during the discussion of the constitution , they proposed transferring part of the presidential powers to our citizens so that they, through their deputies, could participate in the formation of the government, and of course, for this was a very important period for us, the whole procedure took 4 days, this is the first time in the history of modern russia that the state duma has made such decisions. to work, bearing in mind that if we agreed on something, one

if you are paying for this war, as the united states, the us congress and mike johnson are, then is n't it your moral obligation to know the consequences of your decision. how can you stand with this ukrainian badge on your jacket and say: “about the brave ukrainian people who are dying in the hundreds? thousands, and you don’t even track your losses, don’t you become a monster at such a moment? i don’t understand, if you look, if you take modern images from the battlefield and make them black and white and grainy, yes, then they are indistinguishable from the battle of soma, during the first world war, yes, yes, exactly, artillery smashes and destroys everything, a senseless waste lives, but this is the fault of our authorities, and... now there are stories that are in one way or another connected with the agro-industrial complex, here is the first: up to 8 million tons of mineral fertilizers per year, in the future. all 14. such are the powers of the new terminal in the service? now you will find out how everything works and what prospects all this infrastructure opens up. now, of cou

johnson. this ukrainian corrupt, mafia state essentially deceived us all, and as a result, they screwed us alll, they have us now, because the fallen standard of living was a shock, the sanctions turned it into a thing. v a much greater disaster for european than for russian politics. what a lesson have we taught putin, except that we are a bunch of damn fools. i mean, putin knew this before the war, but what is happening emphasizes and broadcasts to the whole world that we are just clowns. we continued chatting about ukraine joining nato. russia has repeatedly said: “don’t do this, don’t accept ukraine into the alliance, otherwise we will destroy this place. why did we get involved in this stupid argument, about what? about a corrupt shitty country that has no meaning, after this only one question arises: excuse me, how did it work for johnson? however, the matter is not only and not so much in ukraine; it, as everyone has long understood, is just another instrument. this is how the immortal regiment in berlin is organized this year, it is not a march, the police allow people to the memorial

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united statesnazis unconditional surrender to remember and to reflect. as part of congress mandate this event is hosted every year because memories teach us. those who failed to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. director bluecoat meeting reason for quarter-century you have a chance to go on tour and asked her, she will say something like this michael democracy is fragile and we are all capable of falling prey. by the turn of the 20th century, germany was democracy for the cutting edge of technology and a strong economy, highly educated. i did not stop people and darkness from overtaking the country. german universities where the heart of intellectual life process hundreds of learning or jewish faculty. students felt were anti-jewish forces were introduced and performed horrific pseudo science experiment on jewish people from nearby concentration camps. today we are witnessing universities becoming hostile places for jewish students and faculty. the envy of the international academy is a c

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[applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> thank you all so much. we are proud to welcome you here to the capital. it's a good to see you all this morning and i want to just thank you so much of the many important folks that are here gathering. my colleagues and congress and of course the secretary and general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer who you will hear in a little while. our friends and family and of course the veterans of the ghost army we are so delighted to have you gentlemen here. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that this body can bestow upon any group or individual and today pursuant to s1404 we are here to a word that metal to the headquarters special troops and 3,133rd signal services company otherwise known as the ghost army. a round of applause for that. [applause] to give you a little historical context although i know most of the members in the audience already know this the previously classified units were instrumental in helping american troops achieve key victor

speaker of the lower house of the american highest legislative body of the united states, the chamber representatives, mike johnsond, blocked, because he probably did not have permission from donald trump, that's what i think, well , in the end he unblocked, because donald trump gave him this go-ahead, fortunately, thanks to the americans, this weapon is already, as karin jeanp says yes, already in ukraine. the next winter for... ukraine may be, unfortunately, very difficult. the reason is the active shelling of critical energy infrastructure facilities in our country by the russian army. about this during a meeting at the atlantic council, this is the atlantic council in washington, said assistant secretary of state for europe and eurasia yuriy kim. according to her , until all the consequences of the barbaric russian war, because of that. warm weather is not visible in the yard, but, she says, it is necessary to prepare, and for this ukraine must be given more, but what is more, let's listen to mrs. yurikim in direct speech. in anticipation of further strikes, we are constantly looking for something, asking our

the state department is to a certain extent a state within a state, the congress, but recently mike johnsonalked about what, well , he hinted, that ukraine should be given the opportunity to determine how to wage war and not engage in micromanagement, that means no to tell us where and how to shoot, and we need to provide those opportunities, weapons, and then let ukraine decide for itself, so in my opinion they are in... defining the general position, actually the congress demanded, when they gave us 61 billion in aid, that the government, the white house will prepare, well , if not a certificate, then the research will tell, after all, what is the strategic goal, how do they see the victory, the victory of ukraine, and as far as i know, as far as i understand, such a document is currently being prepared ... .if it is made public, then we let's better understand what the possible goal of the united states of america is in foreign policy and, in particular, in the policy regarding this war with the russian federation. tell me, mr. volodymyr, after all, we have some chances to convince the u

russia is constantly making progress on the battlefield. , speaker of the united states house of representatives mike johnsoned states. from the very beginning of this war, the west, especially the united states, has made it clear that the weapons supplied are intended to protect ukraine, and not to attack russia. do you think it's time for the west to change this position? the fact is that before this, the fighting took place on the territory of southern and eastern ukraine, and now, during a new offensive, russia is attacking targets in the kharkov region with its own territory, and ukraine cannot do anything about it. russia is taking advantage of this ban on the use of western weapons to the ukrainians couldn't hit the supply lines, they couldn't hit the camouflaged troops, they couldn't hit the missile launchers located in the belgorod region, so i think that with the war going on for ukraine... it's so bad, the american side is a little desperate, and now they are thinking about lifting this ban, but the us is still very afraid of provoking russia, because a strike using nato weapons on russian territo

is very interesting, why the world has changed so much, we see it in the united states as well, the speaker congress, johnsontiated an investigation into anti-semitism on college campuses, formerly conservatives, i wouldn't...no, i wouldn't understand if a conservative in the 20th century would have said that the initiative, it got mixed up, the left, the right, these are completely irrelevant concepts, something new is now coming to the scene politically, thank you, thank you, mr. yosif, yosifels, a public figure and dissident was with us, dear friends, there is another hour of ours ahead, so stay with espresso, gasoline trimmers are so heavy, loud and uncomfortable, and yes... you want to have a beautiful, well-groomed area. there is a solution. kors garden trimmers from unpack tv. order in time at a special price of only uah 999. kors dreamers are compact, light and very powerful mow the lawn in the most difficult-to-reach places, near fences, along the lines of paths, near the sidewalk, curb, around trees, trim bushes and even branches. simple and easy. leave big heavy mowers in the past. choose trimmers

speaker johnson has said that the separation of church and state is a, quote, misnomer. cked the lgbtq plus community and has called same- sex marriage, quote, a dark harbinger of chaos. so, do not let his mild-mannered golly gee will occurs demeanor fool you. as the new yorker points out, conservative activists david whose known speaker johnson for decades use an old cowboy axiom to describe him. he will make you smile before he hits you in the mouth so that you won't bloody your lips when he breaks her teeth. joining me now, democratic congresswoman becca of vermont. member of the house budget and judiciary committees. welcome back to the sun show. in your action to speaker johnson, not only defending trump at his criminal trial but also attacking the criminal justice system. >> oh, it is disgusting, jonathan. we should not be surprised but i think we all imagine that there will be eventually some bottom, clearly, we are wrong every time. they just go lower and lower. as he said, you know, it is shocking to have the speaker of the house going down to the courthouse of m