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was denied and i would like an answer to why we had 500 riots in the summer of 2020, dozens of w americans dea, thousands of cops injured, billions of dollars of property arson and looting, where's that i'd like to see that committee. >> that committee is not there and there is a political narrative that really focuses o donald trump as the 45th president of the united states and sadly when we look at whatt is to be accomplished, i'm not sure that this committee is set up to do that. >> sean: we appreciate it andt we will watch this very closely and coming up, biden's failed policies have created a labor shortage and stores areg beginning to reduce their hours as a result. dirty jobs host mike rowe is up next as we continue. mike rowe is up mike rowe is up next as we do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life sav

it was -- he was president of the american cancer society when george w. bush -- george h.w. sh nominated him to leave the nci, so andy spent three decades as a physician and president of the american health initiative, and he is now a professor at the md anderson cancer center. in 2006, time magazine made him one of the 100 most influential people who will shape the world. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. von eschenbach. [applause] >> good morning. would you like to join me on stage? david? good morning. before i introduce my panelists, i will probably take a little bit more of a historical perspective as to how we arrived at this point in time. yesterday, we looked at some of the history behind the national cancer act but it goes back further than that. if we go back 100 years or so to the turn of the 20th century, the preoccupation with science was to understand the fundamental nature

by the white house will not be in plac at least fully ahead of christmas this coming weekend w many americansambling to find available tests ahead of holiday gatherings. happily in rapid test for americans. i should point this out. will not be delivered until january. that move comes a couple weeks after. the idea of sending free test t americans who might want them. the white house also announcing today it will mobilize from troops to hospitals burdened by the coronavirus and also deploy federal medical personnel to state an immediate need of help. one of the really important notes, they announced today the would set up new federal testin sites beginning in new york cit this week. while the president said his administration could not have prepared for the rest of the counter testing panic, the cdc and publications like new york times, and writers have been reporting about an adequate tes supply since at least september. critics of biden statement have also pointed out the administration had many weeks, especially given the window allowed by the african travel ban to ramp up test production a

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starts january 5th on d, w with ah, american retailers breathed a sigh of relief in the days leading up to christmas. there shelves are mostly stocked, but our businesses, really in the clear also on the show, the fast spreading, alma kron variant is offending the travel industry will look at how airlines and hoteliers are responding. and or micron has swabs of employees calling out sick at the same time in south africa, more employers are now calling from vaccine mandates to protect their operations alone, walk into the show. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin. it's good to have you with us . u. s. retailers have largely avoided their biggest fear this christmas season empty shelves. president joe biden telling the nation wednesday that the severe shortage is predicted this past summer when supply chains for consumer goods. bog down mostly haven't pen doubt. bind credits, his administration's actions for the turnaround. and yet, problems to persist for many americans at christmas this year may be less sweet than usual. candy makers like retailers and farmers are struggling with high co

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joe biden is not donald trump and yet he sold the bill in a trump way, the saving grace for americans, a way to wbring back the american middle class. no one is talking about immigrants. immigration policy almost as retrograde. how do you turn it around? build infrastructure in this country, how do we change the politics here in the united states? >> i think we have to separate and bring together infrastructure and immigration because there is proposed reforms around trump's draconian immigration policies that are broader than the current emergency level continuity around what's happening at the southern border. trying to manage the flow this incentivize and dissuade people on crashing the border because they already have so i don't have total sympathy has been handled but you can understand you don't get to start a new and there's millions of people lining up and waiting to come into the country. that said, that would be discounting and ignoring what biden is trying to do around extendingg, allowing thousands o work which would draw in more skilled migrants into the u.s. because they can be two

w dot com. ah, it's like deja vu all over again. an american president talking about doing everything possible to save lives, countries contemplating locked downs, and travel bombs, and german leaders going into another house. another hot huddle to decide what to do about the pandemic. and this is with cove it vaccines. so when people say we're going to have to get used to living with a corona virus, what does that actually look like? i'm fil gale in berlin, and this is the day. ah, both of us are sick of this bunny. we're now threatened by the 5th wave. there's no answer yet on whether we will need an adopted vaccine. i'm a crime is advancing in britain, denmark, and the u. s. this variant differences significantly from previous ones. if you've got huge numbers of people, in fact it will have a small percentage who gets to the phone, even those with double vaccinations and those who recovered faith, a high risk of infection. and that translates into big numbers. also on the day, poland has had a near total ban on abortion. since the start of t

exploring the w american story.n watch america history tv, saturdays on c-span2 and a full schedule onrogram guide, or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> a new mobile video app from c-span, download now today. >> congressman ruben gallego joining us, democrat from arizona and author of this book, they called us lucky. the life and afterlife of iraq war's hardest hit unit. congressman, you're talking about the marines you served with. describe this unit. how many were there and why do you call it the hardest hit? >> when i say unit, it's a company of t marines so roughly hundred and 6,200 marines depending on the scope of the war you're t involved in. isu was infantryman and we were the hardest hit unit, statistically speaking at least going back to berut bombing this took the the most casualties in modern warfare a number not seen in quite a while. >> what wass it like? >> well it was hell, war is hell. one of the thing in the book, there's too much glamorification of bar and i want people to see it from enlisted men. it's not about me, it's these men from all over, navajo

morere americans died in that w. baric. >> the final battle of the war, the battle at yorktown. gettingg cornwallis to surrende. why were the french so interested in helping the americans? did they have an alternative motive? >> mostly the latter. it was payback time for losing the french and indian war. it turnse out, by the way, the french spent so much money helping us that they begin to go bankrupt. without the french both in the war and especially the last battle of the war we could not have won the war. at that moment. i don't think that we ever lost it. there is only one american military activity during that battle. it is led by the rhode island regiment which is the regiment of almost entirely african-american soldiers. the unit in the continental army mostly blackbeard the rest of it is a french victory, a french operation. tell lafayette. we have arrived. it is our turn to pay it back. so, the battle of yorktown occurs 7081. they have the time to surrender. why didn't it take two years to know go she had th

w. and the american legion and different colleges and universities wheremu we have remote access for care. the third is the relationship that we have with community providers. congress enacted something called the mission act several years ago. the mission act sets certain limits that says for example if a veteran cannot get access to her primary care physician within 20 days he can be referred to community care. the veteran can't get access to a specialist within 28 days he can be referred to community care or at the veteran has the particular a long drive to get access to care in the va system he can be referred to the community providers in his community. those are the three ways we do this alex. we are looking at this really hard right now for a lot of different reasons looking at access for rural veterans and we have been looking at it because of questions of vaccinations. in this case we brought the covid vaccine to those communities through our mobile units. we are also looking at this because we are taking a hard look at our infrastructure, our physical infrastructure across the c

we have stranded american and w allies in afghan international groups are tracking this. jen psaki can joke about and have fox news de the fact is we have about 10,00 afghan american allies who qualified for the sid. and thousands more family members. they are facing a taliban controlled winter. there are food shortages and human rights abuses and we left american equipment there. 600,000 small weapons and 75,000 vehicles. these are real facts. americans are saying to joe biden, you are not doing anything well. you have these liberals networks, they are obsessed over who can succeed joe biden. they don't think joe biden can succeed. and russia is salivating over ukraine and china looking at taiwan and iran staring at isra donald trump sent anti-trump weapons to ukraine and joe bide sent blankets. look at the difference in the way presidents have dealt with that region. the polls are catching up with him. the center collapsed for joe bi any president needs the support of independents, which is a non-partisan group. they left joe biden. on covid he lost ind and generation-z

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today they have edited and produced transforming our world, george h w bush and american foreign policy, a collection of essays from well-known foreign-policy practitioners who participated in unfolding international events in the administration. i to make sure everyone knows we will have time to take some audience questions near the end of the program. if you have questions please submit them to event@wilsoncenter.org. please include your name and affiliation. let me get things going. for me, a recurring theme in this book even though it was written by 20 authors in terms of the essays is good fortune. and ocean that george w. bush was uniquely qualified to lead the free world when he did. the first president in 128 years with prior diplomatic experience, the only president with leadership experience in us intelligence agencies, the last world war ii veteran to serve, the last injured in combat and yet the book describes his election as an aberration. could we have george h w bush elected today? could we see someone with those unique qualifications rise to take the reins at these impor

it won't have the same impact back in 2008, president george w bush appeared with american athletes at the olympics in beijing. and that had a message back home of solidarity that affect won't be there this time around with president biden staying in washington. so to be sure it's not the same as the athlete staying home. but on the other hand, the white house wanted to ensure that the athletes have spent a lot of time training are still getting a chance to play. so it's sort of a compromise decision and can expect other countries to, to join in with us. well, we know in the past when there have been boy, cause they're usually joined by other countries. so based on that, it wouldn't surprise me if we see other countries align with united states. do the same thing. how much is it an impact? is it like you to have actually on issue itself of human rights to me? is there a danger that people will say will be able to say that this is kind of a potentially an empty gesture, which is so st kind of making the right noises. but actually not doing anything about the human rights abuses themselv

tired of age and appropriate material being taught and critical race theory and other anti-american propaganda force w into our kids minds. they don't want build back better new green deal radical marxism socialism to become the law of the land. the democratic party lost its way. guess what? you know who is helping them out the mostst right now? mitch mcconnell,ng the senate minority leader is once again after promises again he's bailing them out one more time. despite the promising not to help the democrats raise the debt ceiling again, he's been collaborating with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi on a plan that would allow democrats to raise the debt ceiling on their own supposedly. thereby giving them more time to pass build back better. new green deal socialism. he's doing it by creating a new rule the senate never had before. we'll see if he can get nine more republicans to go with this insanity. no doingf so, mcconnell is throwing his fellow republicans under the bus. he's giving his democratic colleagues a much-needed life line. not including republicans in any way in any budget tax. it's totally

w and online blue . brazil has been a latin american leader in fighting the corona virus. but it wasn't always that way . the country was batted by the coven, 19 pandemic with 618000 debts. it's 2nd only to the united states for the number of fatalities. now, infections in brazil have plummeted to do to high vaccination rates. nearly 80 percent of adults have been vaccinated at least once, but fear remains, particularly as the country prepares for the impact of the new omicron variant. welcome to your coven, 19 special. i'm daniel winter. brazil is ending the year on a high not have covered cases like some countries, but vaccinations. let's take a look now at how the country face down mounting deaths and the president who down played the impact of the virus to become one of the walls most vaccinated populations against coven. hardly any one in the world thought it possible. a year ago. the corridor, this hospital in the brazilian city of toledo is deserted. a lot of the emergency equipment has been put away in the storage room. this is the result of what my b, brazil's mos

the american colony hotel in 75 minutes on d w in ah, ah, this is dw news. why? from berlin? friends introduces new measures to slow the spread of the corona virus. the countries prime minister says it's facing the highest number of cases since the start of pandemic, will get the latest from our correspondent in paris. also coming up. israel begins trialing, a 4th dose of the corona, virus vaccine. but some experts warn additional booster programs could actually prolong the pandemic. we'll find out why and poland, president of the toes, a law restricting the foreign ownership of media will look at why the u. s. and the you were among its biggest critics. ah, i'm aaron tilden, welcome to the program. french authorities have announced a fresh set of measures to curb an explosion in the number of corona virus cases in france. they include introducing a vaccine mandate for entry to cafes and restaurants until now, proof of a negative test result was sufficient. face mask will also become mandatory in some outdoor areas. over 100000 new corona virus cases were recorded in france o

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w. bush. an american enterprise scholar and a fox news contributor. republican congressman michael waltz from florida joining us and congressman, let me start with you. we've been watching and listening to this intently trying to see what went on in this meeting. what is your take-away? >> martha, i think president biden is slipping in to becoming a modern day neville chamberlain. this appeasement approach won't work with vladimir putin. what we're continuing to see is a theme out of the white house, our actions that we will take after russia invades ukraine if russia invades ukraine. it's not a matter of if and how far he goes and the actions we need to see is what we're going to do right now. sanctions in place now. military equipment, moving to help our ukrainian allies like more javelin missiles and the stingers now. we have to begin seriously raising the cost for putin and turning the ukraine into a porcupine and just one other thing. jake sullivan is being completely disingenuous when he says this has nothing to do with afghanistan and nothing t

also in the program of global fears, spread over the new american varian the w h. o. in europe, the director that tells us he, that it's vital to deliver vaccines where they needed most, including rushes, put nick green shod toes, including vaccines. go beyond politics. we should never take into account the country of origin ah, broadcasting live in a 100 countries worldwide. this is auntie international. very well. welcome to our sister channel in germany, r t t e has been taken down by youtube. it comes on the day it launch, it's fust broadcast in that country. now the reason given for the band is that our t d. e's previous youtube account was removed and apparently the owner of any blocked channel is forbidden from starting a new one. however, r t d e's new channel actually has a different owner. and despite being unavailable on youtube, you can still watch it at d dot r t dot com. the channels are chief transformation officer, told us what happened on p o center has been terminated by dtm for what you could violation of the times of scientists. and you've got to c

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with someme white house folks, they are going to announce some of the strictest covid w regulations yt on american citizens including according to "the washington post" requiring all americans who returned from abroad to quarantine in their house for up to seven days. that is something they're goingt to propose in this speech on thursday, there are a lot of questions. howto do you enforce that? do you send somebody to the door for somebody just came back regardless of testing status to make sure that they are home? also, does that apply to everybody coming into the country, note? just those who ce in documented at the airport but also undocumented? >> sean: i could see a show one day that's going to be peter doocy and jen psaki, i have ada vision for it but it is must-see tv, great job as always. peter doocy,y, thank you. 2020, then candidate biden blamed president trump for 220,000 americans dying from covid under his watch. take a look. >> 220,000 americans dead. you hear nothing else i say the night here this. anyone who is responsible for not taking control. in fact, saying i take no responsib

and so during the time of miracle we had for american presidents, we had george w bush. we had brock obama. we had donald trump and we haven't had joe biden. do you have a sense of how she read the trend? you know, the strengths and weaknesses of the american leader? she was dealing with. who did she like the most? well, 1st of all, she reveres america. she attributes to america per 2nd chance as, as a, as a free woman. and as a politician because she, she was a scientist only because she had chosen science as a safe place to park her or her brilliant mind. and she is really in and out of the reach of the police state. so she had she had on our wall a picture of a bush, the elder and a reagan who were her cold war heroes. she had a personal, she had great personal report. this may surprise your, your viewers with george w bush and they click and, and that had real time results. they only overlap for 2 years, but, but they continued to be friends. she had a rocky relationship at the beginning with bark obama, although they are much more liked than she and george w bush. th

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w. ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, fleeing dangerous fires in the american state of colorado, tens of thousands of people are forced to evacuate as powerful winds and dry conditions. fuel the fast moving flames. the russian at american presidents talked to keep the door open for diplomacy. all the kremlin troop filled up around ukraine . neither side wants to give in to the others, demands. also coming up south africa list a night time curfew is optimism growth that it's on a crowned wave has passed. the number of new code cases has dropped by nearly 30 percent in a week in the hospital admissions are down. ah next, spicer, welcome to the program. tens of thousands of residents of the american state of colorado have been forced to evacuate due to quickly spreading wildfires. hundreds of homes have been destroyed and some of the worst fires the state has ever seen. powerful winds have fueled the fast moving flames, which come after an unusually drug people have been injured since the fires began. and we can speak now to us based journalist and meteorologist matthew caput you who joi

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