who ran washington? so with that i would like to invite you to have any closing remarks and then also for the audience so that you know for those who have not read the book as yet the book is available for purchase just outside and the authors will be signing as well. absolutely. thank you. thank you for the great questions. thank you kai you have been so kind with your praise of the book and believe me. he is a master class in biography. so for us, it's a great honor to be with you. thank you great conversation. thank you guys. thank you very much. appreciate it. it are disappearing. >> host: well, it was in 2004 that victor davis hanson was first on this program. since that time h

who ran washington? so with that i would like to invite you to have any closing remarks and then also for the audience so that you know for those who have not read the book as yet the book is available for purchase just outside and the authors will be signing as well. absolutely. thank you. thank you for the great questions. thank you kai you have been so kind with your praise of the book and believe me. he is a master class in biography. so for us, it's a great honor to be with you. thank you great conversation. thank you guys. thank you very much. appreciate it. c-span's new american president's website is your one stop guide to our nation's commanders in chief from george, washington to joe biden find short biographies video resources life facts and rich images that tell the story of their lives and presidencies all in one easy to browse c-span website visit c-span.org/presence to begin exploring this rich catalog of c-span resources today. here's a look at books being published this week former attor

an idea floated by washington earlier in the month. but the pentagon categorically rejected the plan. we believed that provision of additional fighter aircraft provides little increased capabilities at high risk intelligence community has assessed transfer. mig 29th to ukraine may be mistaken as escalate tory and could result in significant russian reaction that might increase the prospects of a military escalation with nato. speaking off to talks on the wall with canadas prime minister justin trudeau, german chancellor, earl of schultz was quick to rule out the idea as well. yeah, mm hm. we need to release, we've provided humanitarian assistance. we've also provided all kinds of equipment which includes some weapons as you know. apart from that, however, we have to think very carefully about what we actually do. and this certainly does not include combat aircraft and see hillis kindly come through target with poland. unwilling to act unilaterally and washington opposed, it seems unlikely that these jets will be joining the fight in th

jamie mcintyre with the "washington examiner." on twitter it's at jamie g mcintyre, easy enough to find. question for you first from twitter, this from the libertarian saying this proves the russian conventional military threat was a largest paper tiger in history and we can stop spending so much money on the military. on that your thoughts assessment. >> guest: well, i agree with the first part of that. the russian military did turn out to be a paper tiger, or as i wrote in my magazine article two weekss ago, putin's army look like it was very formidable but it wasn't. >> host: explained that term. >> guest: it is going to cause nato to reassess how it defends against a potential russian invasion into nato territory. something that was really the founding principle of the nato alliance was to stop the soviet union, , or to counter the sovit union if it had designs on things. a couple of years ago the rand corporation reviewed some of the wargames that the u.s. does to sort of game out how a conflict with russia might play out. in

they will cut deals with democrats in washington, with the media in washington, with rino republicans like donald trump, i will not. i am a fighter. the republican party bosses in columbus in washington criticize me and save josh mandel is too hard right, too america first. i don't think there is such a thing. think there is a fork in the road right now in the republican party. down one fork goes the rino establishment republicans, mitt romney, liz cheney. we need to eradicate them from the republican party. i'm taking a different path, i'm going to washington to be reinforcement for fighters like ted cruz, jim jordan and donald trump. i'm going to washington to fight for you and your family. no one will push me around. >> mr. givens, next question for you. last year, you said i am a trump supporter but not into the cult of personality. the question, what do you mean by that and do you believe donald trump supporters are an occult? -- in a cult? >> first of all, i supported donald trump in 2016 and 2020. i was his finance co-chair in 2016 and raised a good deal of money for him. betwe

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. >> washington journal continues. journal" continues. host: we are back with the host and producer of 530 eight's politics podcast, and he is here with us this morning to discuss the podcast and public opinion as it relates the russia-you rain -- russia-ukraine conflict and president biden's stance. good morning. guest: good morning, thanks for having me. host: first of all, remind our audience why it is called 538? guest: our website and podcast is called 538 podcast, because that the number of electors there are in the electoral college. that's how we elect our presidents in the united dates, and 538 spends a lot of time covering elections and trying to map the probability that one candidate or another will win. our elections in the united states are complicated in part, precisely because we elect our presidents through the electoral college and not directly. host: tell us about the podcast. when did you start it and what does it focus on? we know it is a politics podcast, but do you focus on anything in particular? guest: absolutely.

announcer: washington journal continues. host: we're back and we're in our open forium segment where you our viewers can call in and talk about whatever the most important political topic of the day to you is. we're going to open up our regular lines. that means the numbers are on your screen. keep in mind you can always text us and we're always reading on social media, on twitter and on facebook. before we get into your calls, let's go back and find out a little bit more about what's happening in ukraine today as reported by the hill newspaper. and the hill newspaper has a story this morning that's talking about ukraine and the attempts to find out about the ukraine aid moving in to -- moving out of -- into ukraine. sorry about that. let's get into the story from the hill newspaper. fears are growing on capitol hill that the window to deliver critically needed humanitarian aid is quickly closing. once again coming from the hill newspaper where lawmakers are fearing that time is running out to deliver ukraine aid. once again

and washington opposed. it seems unlikely that these jets will be joining the fight in the skies over ukraine any time soon. although on this i'm joined by d w. all of a solid in washington d. c. so oliver u. s. secretary of state anthony blinkin has said that he will consult with poland and nato allies on the potential of providing chats to ukraine. so is it that the united states isn't entirely closing the door on this idea? if the door is open, right? hello for sure. and there's the political will, of course, to deliver those jets. but it remains a tricky task and it's a fine line. they are work, they are walking on right now. so poland says, yes, ukraine can have those mixed. those russian made fighter jets. but they certainly don't want to be held accountable for mingling in the war between russia and ukraine. so their offer was to bring those fighter jets to you as air force base ramstein on german soil, which again would then imply to other natal members. so the u. s. of course saying no, we're not in

for some reason "the washington post" was unable to verify those emails.ause if those emails are verified, the president of the united states is in serious trouble. cnn, who finally decided to cover hunter's federal probe today, brought in their hatchet man john harwood to parrot the same exact talking poi pushed by "the washington post" today. watch. >> until you make -- someone makes a nexus between what hunter biden has done and official activities of vice president biden or president biden, it's a not pretty picture but it's not really of much public import in terms of the policy of the united states or the administration of the government. but so far there is zero evidence that vice president biden or president biden has done anything wrong in connection with what hunter biden has done. >> jesse: no connection. cnn and "the washington post" are just catching up on the news from 2020. maybe we should point them to what hunter's former business associate tony bobulinski had to say. >> on may 2nd, 2017, the night before joe biden was to appear at the mil

watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern saturday morning on c-span and c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> five republicans vying for the party's nomination in ohio's 2022 senate race took part in a debate in cleveland. the candidates addressed a number of foreign and domestic policy issues, including russia's invasion of ukraine, school curriculum, and the role of former president trump in the gop. the winner of the primary runs in the general election for the seat being retired by senator -- vacated by the retiring senator rob portman. this is about an hour. >> tonight, the republican candidates in the ohio senate republican debate. mike gibbons, josh mandel, jd vance and jane temkin. from your local election headquarters, this is the senate debate for the ohio republican primary. >> thank you for joining us live from cleveland, ohio. i am wayne, and the studios of fox8. if you are watching this on-air or online from one of fiv

they will cut deals with democrats in washington, with the media in washington, with rino republicans like donald trump, i will not. i am a fighter. the republican party bosses in columbus in washington criticize me and save josh mandel is too hard right, too america first. i don't think there is such a thing. think there is a fork in the road right now in the republican party. down one fork goes the rino establishment republicans, mitt romney, liz cheney. we need to eradicate them from the republican party. i'm taking a different path, i'm going to washington to be reinforcement for fighters like ted cruz, jim jordan and donald trump. i'm going to washington to fight for you and your family. no one will push me around. >> mr. givens, next question for you. last year, you said i am a trump supporter but not into the cult of personality. the question, what do you mean by that and do you believe donald trump supporters are an occult? -- in a cult? >> first of all, i supported donald trump in 2016 and 2020. i was his finance co-chair in 2016 and raised a good deal of money for him. betwe

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that's another thing that washington was very upset about in terms of china. it reacted very negatively when the u. s. called for russia to be excluded from the g 20 as it was with the g 8. so let's take a listen to what both washington and basing had to say about that. on the question of the g. 20, i will just say this. we believe that it cannot be business, as usual for russia in international and petitions and in the international community are which if i share the g. 20 is a major platform for international economic cooperation with the participation of major economies in the world. russia is an important member and no member has the right to remove other countries as a member of asian also stood by russia when it tried to pass a un security council, a draft resolution that all of the other members of the security council actually abstained from so another important point we have to talk about also is that the 2022 meeting of bricks countries is set to come up very soon. and it's widely expected to take place in china. so, while washington attempts to isol

"the washington post" hosted the discussion of about 25 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to washington post live. i am michael duffey, opinions editor at the washington post. our guest is a former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, former national security adviser a top official in both the department of justice and the department of state. welcome back to washington post live, and messinger bolton. amb. bolton: thanks for having me. michael: we would like to hear from you, your thoughts and questions. it has been almost two weeks since russia launched its invasion into ukraine. what surprised you the most? amb. bolton: i thing we can all admire that here, the bravery of the ukraine defense forces. they have done a terrific job under enormous pressure. second, it is really remarkable the failures of russian strategy. we can debate the reasons, but i think they went after too many targets and did not concentrate their forces. i think that accounts for a good part of the gridlock we have seen. and the logistical support certainly has fallen well below the standards we would have expe

that friday cool was american counterpart washington. it also warned not to provide material support to russia and american lawmakers, and now seeking to sanction chinese financial institutions, helping russia conduct to transactions of there was bought from the international swift financial payment system with the plaza and general gregory clock say the west is using the ukraine 5 to provoke china and disrupt pits of warm relations with china with russia. china is china. we'll put it in the interests 1st, but it's entrenched at the moment. lie, i think, in cooperation with russia because it's quite clear that it will not get much cooperation from america. the west is trying very hard to use the ukraine issue to actually say, provoke china or to find some something guilty in the chinese response. but so far they have not had much success. and i didn't think that her magic's success in the future was an actual building and care was hit by fragments from an allegedly downed russian missile on friday. according to kinsman, one person was ki

give me a voice, me go to you in washington. one of the things i find very disturbing is that all i hear from the west is escalation, escalating the conflict in ukraine, and then no one in the west to talking about a peace settlement, how to end hostilities there they want to continue. ukraine is already a failed state. what else are they going to do to it? i'd said for years when it came to afghanistan, iraq, you know, now it's ukraine. haven't they had enough of western help? go ahead and washington. well, that's the thing. they don't really, before all of the western politicians talking about helping ukrainian they don't really care what happens to the ukrainians they're. they're openly discussing using ukraine as another, dreaming of making you creat another ganna stand for russia, which would be absolute disaster for people actually living there. so for all of there are sensible proclamations of wanting well to, to, to people of ukraine and wanting to save their lives and so forth. everything they're doing is actually helpi

>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro desde washington dc >> hola, ¿qué tal? joe biden prepara su informe y nosotros tenemos cobertura en equipo desde polonia, ucrania y rumania con la misión de rescatar a los mexicanos atrapados en la guerra. >> las primeras negociaciones entre rusia y ucrania no quedó en nada acordado pero se mantienen las negociaciones, vamos con los detalles. >> así es hace poco se escuchaban alarmas antiaereas y el ejército d ucrania resiste como si nunca lo imaginó y vamos a ver lo que sucede cuál es la situación en este momento de todo el panorama en ucrania como diplomáticos y sobre el terreno. >> al mismo momento que el kremlin justificaba el compromiso de continuar el diálogo después de euchar ambas posicioners hay varios puntos que se pueden progresar, no dieron detalles y establecerán las fechas después. >> siguen reportando decenas de muertos y heridos, se entregaron imágenes del norte de ucrania donde se produjeron varias explosiones como en un supermercado que se incendió también un edificio y escuela pero sin muertes. >> acá la

and that's why many here in washington say more aid will be vital from the u.s. and its allies. >> putin's aggression against ukraine has united people all across america. president biden signature sends nearly 14 billion dollars in additional military humanitarian and economic assistance to ukraine as part of a sweeping bipartisan spending bill to continue our forceful response to this crisis. the white house also made it official tuesday that the president will lead a nato meeting in brussels next week. defense secretary lloyd austin is there now to discuss ongoing deterrence and defense efforts in response to russia's unprovoked. >> and unjustified attack on ukraine ahead of the trip to state department announced additional sanctions on russian military leaders. russia retaliated with its own sanctions. on top u.s. officials, including president biden and white house press secretary jen psaki. none of us are tourist trips to russia and none of us have bank accounts that we won't be able to access. so we will forge ahead. psaki insist, though, one thing the adm

i was calling my part of washington. i was calling the state department official washington, and this was all happening, you know around president trump and but not by, you know civil servants foreign service officers people like fiona hill. i mean when he called the deep state, yeah exactly, but you know, they had a deeper condition i would say and so they were i think the planning how to get dirt basically on joe biden and i think there was a sense that maybe i would not be helpful in that in that effort if i saw things that were going going wrong, but you didn't you knew about some of these issues but by the time it becomes public here in washington, and you have sean hannity talking about you laura ingraham the president's son don junior. that's when i really realized wow. there's some crazy thing happening. yeah, you know it it's a small community here in washington that pays attention to russia and and ukraine and you know, i like you have known these folks, you know here for many years since we served in in moscow

. >> cspan now every mobile app featuring your unfiltered view what is happening washington live and on-demand, keep up the nice biggest events were live stream of proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress white house events and the courts and campaign events and more of the world of politics and all it to her fingertips and his secret with the latest episodes of washington general and find scheduling information for c-span tv networks c-span radio, plus a variety of compelling podcasts cspan now is available at the apple store, google play download it for free today, cspan now your front row seat to washington it, anytime anywhere. >> and opposition leader in belarus spoke with the washington post saying hundreds of allergens are in ukraine to fight against the russian army as she warded the belarusian army not to pick up arms against the people of ukraine. >> hello and welcome to washington post life, my name is missy rise national security reporter with the washington post we continue to hear from actors in the region around ukraine in today, leader of the democratic opposition

and what we saw out of washington was completely unacceptable.n any to treat the virus early. atwe had headwinds to use drugsn combination we even have difficulty getting access to emergency authorized approved agents that are safe and effective in helping people get through the illness, importantly the monoclonal antibiotics which i've used in my practice for your there safe and effective have been a great product of operation warp speed. the fifth and final point of it 19 as they exist today, pfizer, moderna, johnson & johnson, outside the united states, astrazeneca, we have more coming. but the one so we have in the united states today are not sufficiently safe enough, nor are they effective enough to have it mandated upon in our lives. and importantly, importantly because people have in fact reported in the cdc's holding over a million of these reports now, sadly over million americans have been injured as a result of covid-19 vaccination. and sadly thousands of died after words. we deserve and have always deserved a full, fair, external revi

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"the washington post," are you paying a attention?oe even met with bobulinski twice in 2017 to vet him. do you hear that "the washington post"? the facts are out in the open. joe was always involved. look at the family for decades. it's how it's been run. and now he is compromised. >> joe biden and the biden family are compromised and i just don't see given the history here and the facts how joe can't be influenced in some manner based on the history that they have where here with cefc. >> jesse: this might only be a small piece of a much larger pie. we know hunter cut off his paper trail from his overseas trips and we know chinese businessmen were granting -- were giving access to the white house vice president. what we don't know is this. what went on behind those closed doors? we know china knows what went down. and if they have a copy of hunter's laptop, they definitely won't lose it like our fbi did. and that means they would have all the dirt they need to twist joe's arm, laptop, no laptop, doesn't matter. they know what went do

that's ri . ht. than we did from washington. that's riuht. china than we did from washington.we did from washington. that's right. china got its _ than we did from washington. that's right. china got its view _ than we did from washington. that's right. china got its view of _ than we did from washington. triat�*s right. china got its view of things out before the white house did. just in the last few moments the white house has released their readout of the nearly two hour conversation. pretty short. i think what really jumps out is president biden here in the readout said that he described the readout said that he described the implications and consequences if china provides material support to russia and i quote "brutal attacks against ukrainian cities and civilians. that's the main point that the us once to make to china. a reminder of the background of this, russia has asked china for economic help and military help because it's been sanctioned right now. it's hugely impeding it. america claims that china is thinking about it, that china is thinking about it, that china i

what else could washington do? what else could zelinski ask for? well, he probably will ask for this no fly zone, which is sir, not gonna happen. i mean, there is nothing he really can say today to convince biden and administer his administration to support that he once more weapons. and we also hear in the background that he just once more military support, and there are obviously a negotiations going on that that joe biden probably will announce right after the speech more aids his, the talks are about another $800000000.00 to cure ukraine. but the big question really is, or how far joe biden really can go. and there is this one red line, which is not negotiate negotiable, even so. so lensky is go, is probably urging again for his european and american friends to allow ukraine to join. not nato, but this is something which we won't see today and probably not in the coming months. now zalinski speech, it takes place after president biden has already signaled a massive span spending bill into law that medicaid's many billions to ukraine at how unit

go ahead on you in washington. neither of i peter and of course the sensory of the r t, you tube channels on youtube, but the continued denial of service attacks every time i usually now try to open the rti web page, there's some problem accessing it in the united states. that was their 1st step, the us tech establishment and preventing us from accessing an alternative view as the conflict progresses. and now it's reached in new absurd phase where daytime hot talk show on the view, for example, are calling for tucker carlson. most popular television host in the history of this country to be jailed for treason mitt romney calling. as a senator and former presidential candidate also klein tucker carlson. actions of questioning the warren narrative on his show treasonous. calling the actions of a former member of congress totals he gathered treason, isn't for merely questioning the push to war. and you mentioned the lead up to the iraq war. we're dealing with many of the same people now in the administration who are r

washington post" live.in, another in our series in race in america, and this time looking at health disparities and we continue the conversation on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on latino communities, with the mayor of santa ana, california, welcome to washington post live. >> hi, jonathan, it's great to be with you, thank you. >> sure, so, talk about the demographics, of your city, of santa ana and now that factored into how you navigated the pandemic the last few years. >> yeah, so, you know, our city is approximately 330,000 in size and population and close to 80% of the city is latino or hispanic and more than 40% are foreign-born, so we have a lot of recent arrival immigrants here, we unfortunately suffered a lot of losses in many people who we lost in the city as a result of sort of the perfect storm in this pandemic because we had many families that live in, you know, overcrowded conditions because of, you know, just disparities in rent. and not being able to, you know, live in single unit h

go ahead and washington. well, that's the thing, they don't really, for all of the western politicians talking about helping ukrainian. they don't really care what happens to the ukrainians they're. they're openly discussing using ukraine as another, dreaming of making you creat another ganna stand for russia, which would be absolute disaster for people actually living there. so for all of their ostensible proclamations of wanting well to the people of ukraine and wanting to save their lives and so forth, everything they're doing is actually helping those lives and very quickly or in great pain. i mean, if there was any interest in wanting peace and prosperity in ukraine, they would have backed some sort of settlement with russia years ago and what they would have given those security guarantees that was asked for. but no, the plan was always use ukraine as a weapon. that's it. and that's why right? and that's why i agree agreeing with you. i mean there was men squat and 2, but nobody and i, i really fault th

he says, washington wants to prevent russia from establishing deep ties with mexico because the u. s. wants to control its southern neighbor. on top of that just is the fact that the united states is, is talking out of 2 sides of their mouths, that they want to control canada, mexico, the entire western hemisphere through the monroe doctrine. look at what happened back in the early 900 sixty's during the cuban missile crisis. the united states did it, you know, threatened to invade cuba. it sent an anti castro cubans, right wingers to go and try to overthrow the government of cuba at the time. because cuba was too close to what was then the soviet union. but you know, they, they don't understand why a country like russia might not want an enemy allied military alliance right on their border. despite attempts to silence the russian media in the e u. a recent poland, france has revealed that more than half of respondents agree with some of russia's reasons for entering the ukraine. conflict r t show davinsky has more when o t and other channels described as being propaganda, tools of

haven't they had enough of western help go ahead in washington? well, the thing they don't really, for all of the western politicians are talking about helping ukrainians. they don't really care what happens to the ukrainians, and they're, they're openly discussing using ukraine as another dreaming of making ukraine and other afghanistan for russia, which would be absolute disaster for, for actual living there. so for all of there are sensible proclamations of wanting well to, to the people of ukraine and wanting to save their lives and so forth. everything they're doing is actually helping those lives and very quickly or in great pain. i mean, if there was any interest in wanting peace and prosperity in ukraine, they would have backed some sort of settlement with russia years ago and what they would have given those security guarantees that was asked for. but no, the plan was always use ukraine as a weapon that to it. and that's why right? and that's why i agree agreeing with you. i mean, there was min squatting too, but no, but, and i, i really

and they're not willing to jeopardize that relationship out washington's command. for example, the anom relies heavily on russia for its coal supply, which served as the largest product in the $1780000000.00 worth of goods at the in ordered from russia and 2020. on the other hand, indonesia relies on russia to buy its resources with over $1000000000.00 worth of goods exported or russia in 2020. but it's not just about the economic impact. it's also a question of the overall gravity. the u. s. has is, indicates the rules for both policy and condemnation. in fact, just last week, the u. s. declared a genocide of the people in me, him are a key member of the southeast asian alliance with some even calling for military intervention. the u. s. government should couple, it's condemnations of mine. mars military with action for too long. the u. s. and other countries have allowed my mars generals to commit atrocities with few real consequences. there have also been tensions with cambodia, which is the chair of the alliance after the u. s and allison arms embargo back in d

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apparently no more in washington. thank you. you're watching data, but he needs his a recap of our mind story. russia is continuing its efforts to occupy the k ukrainian port of mary you, paul, with bombs striking and industrial compound. president ballade him is lensky says 100000 residents remain tracked in the city. and u. s. president jo biden's, in europe for emergency talks with nato allies over the war in ukraine. earlier wednesday, the blocks chafe pledged more support for you crying to protect itself against the threat of chemical warfare by russia. that's in use update this alastair chain, coming out next is the business way of rob waltz. that's a threshold, right. i'm rebecca versus thanks very much for watching. ah ah ah ah, what people have to say matters to us. ah, that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w is the end of the pandemic in sight.

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