. >> host: we got this tweet from steven green saying the great january 6 investigation will be denied by trump and his republicans just like every factual studyy. we continue to send in comments at c-span wj and we will get your calls, 2027 for ##8-0000 for democrats, (202)748-8001 for republicans and generous six commission and our question what you think we will learn, christina marcos, what else is on the agenda this week here in washington on capitol hill. >> guest: another major bill is coming up this week related. >> we leave the last minutes of this program to keep our over 40 year commitment to gavel to gavel coverage of congress. you can watch the rest of it on a website c-span .org. we will take you live now to the u.s. senate where lawmakers will be working on a bill authorizing $110 billion to fund science and technology research over the next five years to help the u.s. compete with china. now, live to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2.

steven green has this tweet, the debate about capitol security, third-graders versus third grade teachers. yes, there was an invasion of the capitol, yes, trump and cited the attack, we cannot allow third-graders to run our country. this headline sums up our conversation this first-ever, from the associated press. capitol check raising --capitol attack raising questions of security versus access. call from colorado springs, good morning. caller: hey, as far as the security goes, everybody has a right to access their representatives. now, doesn't mean that all this hardening has to go on? -- does it mean that all this hardening has to go on of that? i feel sorry for them. they got no sense what is going on the world, but they want to talk about it, but they don't want to do nothing about it. host: this says congress is supposed to do the will for the people but we have nearly all republicans working for one man, and a seriously flawed one, at that. you can send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. this says the national guard emerging as a sticking point on the capitol hill security bill.

host: this tweet from steven green saying that the commission will be denied by trump and the republicans just like every factual study. you can continue to send your comments to us, @cspanwj. we will continue to take your calls, for democrats (202) 748-8000 and (202) 748-8001 four republicans. what do you think we will learn? what else is on the agenda this week on capitol hill? guest: another major bill coming up related to the aftermath of january 6, the house is expected to take up a 1.9 billion dollars supplemental security bill to address security needs at the capital, including roughly 500 and 29 billion dollars in upgrading security at the capitol, hardening doors and windows so that, a junior a6 a lot of the riders crushed the windows with their bare hands. they are trying to do things like hard in the windows so that can't happen again and funding towards member securities back in their own districts. all sorts of other funding for protection and hardening the capital. that is something we are also expecting to see on the floor this week. host: christina marcos, her work is avai

host: this tweet from steven green saying that the commission will be denied by trump and the republicans every factual study. you can continue to send your comments to us, @cspanwj. we will continue to take your calls, for democrats (202) 748-8000 and (202) 748-8001 four republicans. what do you think we will learn? what else is on the agenda this week on capitol hill? guest: another major bill coming up related to the aftermath of january 6, the house is expected to take up a 1.9 billion dollars supplemental security bill to address security needs at the capital, including roughly 500 and 29 billion dollars in upgrading security at the capitol, hardening doors and windows so that, a junior a6 a lot of the riders crushed the windows with their bare hands. they are trying to do things like hard in the windows so that can't happen again and funding towards member securities back in their own districts. all sorts of other funding for protection and hardening the capital. that is something we are also expecting to see on the floor this week. host: christina marcos, her work is available at t

steven green has this tweet, the debate about capitol security, third-graders versus third grade teachersyes, there was an invasion of the capitol, yes, trump and cited the attack, we cannot allow third-graders to run our country. this headline sums up our conversation this first-ever, from the associated press. capitol check raising --capitol attack raising questions of security versus access. call from colorado springs, good morning. caller: hey, as far as the security goes, everybody has a right to access their representatives. now, that? i feel sorry for them. they got no sense what is going on the world, but they want to talk about it, but they don't want to do nothing about it. host: this says congress is supposed to do the will for the people but we have nearly all republicans working for one man, and a seriously flawed one, at that. you can send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. this says the national guard emerging as a sticking point on the capitol hill security bill. mitch mcconnell saying he opposes that commission. on the senate floor yesterday, the democratic leader, chuc

steven texted christina. the messages were coming up greene on his screen. >> which means her phone is not on? >> or, out of service. yes. steven sloped it off, and drove home late saturday morning. >> i shot her text and said, hey, you know, let me know when you get home. whenever your phone charges, or whatever it is. >> three days later, on tuesday afternoon, christina's mom johnny now living up in tulsa oklahoma. she got a text from one of christina's friends. >> asking me, have i heard from christina? and i said, no, why? and she sent me back a message. she goes, her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. >> she hadn't shown for her shifts on saturday, or tuesday. >> i immediately got a feeling in my stomach that i have never had before. i knew something was wrong. i think christina a message on her phone. i sent hunter a message. >> hunter, christine is live in boyfriend. >> he never called me back. >> johnny called christina's dad. >> i asked her father if he had heard from her, he said no. and and i had not heard from her. i said, something's wrong. >> mark, his wife anna

greene is the dwight professor of law at yale university -- at columbia university, columbia law school, a graduate of harvard college and jill law school, for molluscum clerk to the honorable john paul stevens. he was also a reporter for sports illustrated for making 99-2002. he's a man of man of diverse interests. he is joined by randy kennedy, my old friend, randy is the michael klein professor of law at harvard law school. he received his undergraduate degree from princeton, his law degree from yale university, attended oxford as a rhodes scholar, or mcleod to supreme court justice thurgood marshall. he is the author of six books including race, crime, and the lawbe for which he received the robert kennedy book award. he is a practicing lawyer, has been, a member of the bars of the supreme court of the u.s., the district of columbia, a member of the american philosophical society, american academy of arts and sciences. tonight they will discuss "how rights went wrong: why our obsession with rights is tearing america apart" welcome tome you both. glad you are here. >> thankyn you, carolyn. good to be you. thank you to randy for agreeing to participate in this conversation. i thought i wou

now as steven just showed us, here is the new cdc mask chart. that right-hand column for vaccinated people is in green. look at that. all the way down in every single scenario, no masks are necessary. good. now we need to point out that this is just guidance, and we're going to talk to the cdc director, dr. walensky, about the details. you should know this -- it does not apply to travelers. if you're on a train, bus, or plane, you still need to wear a mask. some states or businesses may have different rules so you need check. first we have ed o'keefe at the white house with more on the story. hey, good morning to you. are they saying -- singing "hallelujah" at the this morning? >> reporter: that's what we said yesterday when they said we didn't have to wear these. i would toss this on the lawn, but it might cause a security incident. look, the biden administration hopes that these new mandates will now encourage those that haven't been vaccinated to get their shots. already states like connecticut, oregon, minnesota, and pennsylvania lifting their mandates. governors in other states say they're going

green deal passes billions it will be trillions. our next guest questions the conventional wisdom on climate science and business and u.s. economy. stevenst in the obama energy department. currently a professor at nyu and the author of "unsettled." is this a relatively new viewpoint that you have, doctor? because you spearheaded the obama administration's efforts here i guess you have had an awakening or re-examination of some of the science? >> yeah. joe, you know, about seven years ago i had the opportunity to look more deeply into the science and in the intervening seven years i've come to believe that the science does not say what you think it says to borrow a line from "the princess bride. everything that i've written in this book comes almost directly from the official u.n. and u.s. government assessment reports. so this is not steve talking really but it is the consensus science. it's just that these points, and many others, have not been brought ford into the public or political discussion >> what other key points in your view i don't think you dispute that man has been involved with some recent warming, men and women have been

. >> host: we got this tweet from steven green saying the great january 6 investigation will be denied by trump and his republicans just like every factual studyy. we continue to send in comments at c-span wj and we will get your calls, 2027 for ##8-0000 for democrats, (202)748-8001 for republicans and generous six commission and our question what you think we will learn, christina marcos, what else is on the agenda this week here in washington on capitol hill. >> guest: another major bill is coming up this week related. >> we leave the last minutes of this program to keep our over 40 year commitment to gavel to gavel coverage of congress. you can watch the rest of it on a website c-span .org. we will take you live now to the u.s. senate where lawmakers will be working on a bill authorizing $110 billion to fund science and technology research over the next five years to help the u.s. compete with china. now, live to the floor of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. a rich and satisfying life. give our lawmakers the wisdom to avoid the traps that cause them to deviate from your plan for the