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then a speech by another buttigieg.mayor pete after that, newsmakers with john yarmuth, chair of the budget committee, followed by a look at the products on the communicators. senator bernie sanders of vermont talked about democratic socialism and why it would be good for america. he spoke at george washington university. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> [chanting "bernie"] mr. sanders: thank you for being here. let me say, my friends, we are in the midst of a defining and pivotal moment for our country and our planet. with so many crises converging upon us simultaneously, it is easy for us to become overwhelmed or depressed -- or even throw up our hands in resignation. but my message to you today is that if there was ever a moment in the history of our country where despair was not an option, this is that time. [applause] if there was ever a moment where we had to effectively analyze the competing political and social forces which define this historical period, this is that time. if there was ever a moment when we needed to stand up and fight against the forces of oligarchy and aut

the house budget committee chair congressman john yarmuth of kentucky talks about efforts to reach deals on multiple spending bills, including those that will fund the pentagon and department of labor and health and human services. on sunday and monday on c-span. this week, the acting homeland security secretary testified on border security and the

[applause] [indistinct conversations] >> house budget committee chair, congressman john yarmuth of forucky discusses effort spending bills, including those that would fund at the pentagon and department and health and human services. at 10 a.m. andy 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> monday night on the communicators, we are on capitol hill talking to exhibitors from ces on the hill, an event that gives members of congress and staffers an advance look at new tech products. >> technology is moving so quickly. had self driving cars and robotics and drones. congress has to be aware of it so they can tackle issues like privacy and other issues involving competitiveness, because we are in a major battle. >> watch the communicators, monday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> the reviews are in for c-span's the president's book. it is called a milepost in the ever-changing reputation of our presidents. and from the new york journal of books the president makes a fast and grossing ring -- grossing read. c-span's the presidents makes a great gift. noted how noted presidential historians ranked the best a

the house budget committee chair congressman john yarmuth of kentucky talks about efforts to reach deals on multiple spending bills, including those that will fund the pentagon and department of labor and health and human services. on sunday and monday on c-span. this week, the acting homeland security secretary testified on border security and the agency's funding needs before the senate judiciary committee. senator dick durbin starts this hour-long portion, talking about crossings. >> senator durbin. thank you for being here. i want to address one issue off the bat. we live in a political world where inconvenient and embarrassing facts are dismissed as fake news. now we are hearing that inconvenient and embarrassing information about children is being dismissed as recycled children and fake kids. this is the second time that we have had testimony and questions asked about the so-called dna testing for those who are fraudulently representing children of their own. now, there is no excuse for that and i won't make any, but i'd , like to ask you point blank because i have asked repeatedly

host: congressman john yarmuth is our guest on newsmakers program. of the budget committee and a reminder, you can watch it at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span television also anytime on the free c-span radio app. joining us from los angeles is kathy fang -- kathay feng. thanks for being with us. guest:guest: good morning, steve. host: let me begin with the issue of the citizenship question in the u.s. census. what is the controversy and why? now, ther 70 years u.s. census bureau has created a short form and given it to every single american. it is called a short form because it is focused on the key questions they need everybody to answer. the goal is to get 100% response on that census form so they make it as simple as possible. the controversy is all of a sudden there has been this real push to try to add a question on citizenship. are you a citizen of the united states. and there's been no testing. it's gone against all of the advice of internal staff who found that if you add this question it could potentially leave out 6.5 million americans. in tha

johnhen newsmakers with yarmuth from kentucky.char and mayor pete speak at the commonwealth gala. think off us, when we winston churchill, we think of the older man sending younger men into war that no one knew better and few new as well the realities of war. the terror and the devastation. he said to his mother after his second war, the war comes through, you cannot gild it. he knew the disaster that were was. a" theght on "q and historian talks about the early er

host: the logistics of this is the headline we are seeing -- john yarmuth, our guest on "newsmakers"ver the weekend. this says one year spending cap cap option gains momentum. are you hearing about that? any potential one year spending deal? guest: i have not heard that in particular p there is interest in getting a long-term spending deal, because that tends to make it -- a one-year deal with putting it right before the presidential the full house of representatives, and one third of the senate -- it would make it a more lyrically combustible situation. host: let's hear from michigan. cne -- i miss your old scenery of the old what is going on in washington. i was just wondering when i going to get back to the other -- there is too much there. but i also would like to know who took the picture of the boat taking the mine out of the ship. where were the cameras? when we see a long shot of that explosion, you do not see any boats in the vicinity, so where is this picture taken from, and why is it not identified? there's just so much going on that you cannot keep up with it. host: good

threshold in this chamber, and we got our ive republicans to agree and i got to commend guys like john yarmuth and derek kilmer on the other side because they were yes. they recognized how important changing this process was to this institution. but four democrats voted present. present. on a package that would fundamentally change for the better the budget and appropriations process that we use in the house of representatives, in the people's house. the people deserve better, mr. speaker. so it is my intent to refer this bill back to committee. now, it doesn't stop there with just top line numbers. besides the failure to write a budget, to have a debate on a caps deal, to put forth workable legislation, democrats have also neglected the humanitarian and security crisis at our border. today marks 50 days since the administration's request forcep amental funds on our border. -- for supplemental funds on our border. you can't deny it. 4,500 people a day that we are apprehending. we've tried 17 times to bring up legislation to address the humanitarian crisis on our border, and 17 times we've been