i love west virginia. i love to hunt and fish and spend time with kids in this great state, and that is what i do. that is why this story is so meaningful to me. the mountaineer challenge academy, and then along came the mountaineer challenge academy. imagine this. kids that were having a tough time, kids that were really going the wrong way, going the wrong way. and lo and behold, we have a graduate now, a mountaineer challenge academy south. his name is william farkas. he is 17 years old and he just got appointed to west point. his parents are right here with us tonight. jay and rhonda. if you would stand, i don't know where you are, oh, they're here. [applause] now i am not one to spend a whole lot of time being critical. but i truly believe in telling the truth and when someone is going the wrong way, i don't believe that you should just pamper them. i believe you got to tell them you're going the wrong way. that's all there is to it. i really believe we don't get out of holes we don't know that were i

they never believed in west virginia. they never believed in west virginia. that we could do it. they never believed the new course -- they never believed it would be here. they told every bad joke in the world about it. from that standpoint, baby dog, bette midler, all those out there -- [laughter] [applause] god bless you all. god bless you. i told you i would make you smile. thank you all so much. in every way. keep doing it, west virginia. you can absolutely do greatness. you are an incredible group of people. don't become d.c. keep it going. way to go, west virginia. proud of you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you thought this was just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled centers for st

look, black rock is devasting from west virginia. what our jobs and economy are so we are devasting for them. we are not going to pay blackrock to destroy our economy. this net zero carbon emission standards they have, west virginia is an energy state. we do coal, we do gas, we help power america we are the fifth largest energy producer in the united states. this is baseload energy this is the stuff that keeps the lights on. and to sweep that out from under the people of this country if we do not have that is going to be very cold winter. maria: it's pretty incredible to me because a black out with its investor letter this week. their annual letter. in that letter there to talk about all this esg investment and all of this focus on doing better. and yet, look what you have happening. they are exiting out the fossil for related investments west virginia included. instead they are perfectly fine operating in china, investing in companies that are tied to the military. even as we note genocide is taking place. >> exactly. the plight of

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in west virginia paediatricians _ virginia? in west virginia paediatricians and - virginia? in west virginia paediatricians and otherl virginia? in west virginia - paediatricians and other child health providers are working to increase rate we have seen some encouraging improvements from some of the data reporting, some of the data reporting, some internal data shows 15% of five to 11 —year—olds have at least received one dose. its multi factorial. we need to continue to educate parents and answer questions they may have in regards to the importance of choosing covid—19 vaccination. we need to continue to do local outreach to make sure questions are being answered and parents know where they can access the vaccine. we encourage individuals to call their paediatrician but we are offering vaccines across the state pharmacies as well as at the schools.— state pharmacies as well as at the schools. why would you say west virginia — the schools. why would you say west virginia has _ the schools. why would you say west virginia has such - the schools. why would you say we

"mike manypenny--bad for west virginia." "mike manypenny is hurting west virginia's job growth." and here one of my favorites: "meet the we virginia extrem team--obama and mike manypenny." ul: i'm sure that mike manypenny was targeted because of his outspoken nature regarding the health and the well-being of all people of this state. mike: i have had death threats. i've had people chasing me down the road in pickup trucks, flashing their lights, honking their horns, wanting me to pull over. i was even offered from the coal association a free pass if i would withdraw all of the legislation that would hold them accountable for polluting our streams and rivers, and they said, you know, "well, if you take this legislation off the table, we'll make sure you'll never have to worry about getting re-elected again." mike: we've got a mentality to allow industry to pollute for profit over protecting the health and well-being of our citizens and our environment. prt: when we talk about campaign spending, you don't have to be really, really intelligent to know we need a limit. if i give you

this means extremely high electric bills for people in west virginia. now, the woman in the piece who said let it flood, well, that is an example of the commitment to coal in the face of climate change. she says because historically coal has been a reliable job source, but the reality is the industry itself has been shedding jobs due to automation. it's a dying industry. now, we reached out to senator manchin's office but received no comment. rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> rene, thank you. let's talk more about this with jeff goodell, a contributing editor for rolling stone, also the author of "the water will come." jeff, great to have you. in your lengthy piece this week titled "manchin's coal corruption is so much worse than you knew" you write, quote, the truth is manchin is bester stood as a grifter from the ancestral home of king coal. a man with coal dust in his veins who has used his political skills to enrich himself not the people of his state. given what you're writing there and what you say senator ma manchin's motives are, do you think any

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we looked for factory ready facilities and we found one in west virginia and the folks in west virginia were able to help us facilitate a transaction where we can get in and utilize our funding for production as opposed to a real estate buildup. there helping us build on the facility and building our product. lauren: a california copy goes to west virginia is what i'm hearing and were hearing similar stories these days i want to talk to you about the bipartisan infrastructure deal, $5 billion for the electrification of school buses, correct? >> over five years but senator manchin of west virginia essentially killed build back better. with bill back better there was some electric vehicle credits, et cetera did not effectively kill a big opportunity for your copy? >> were finding the state and the federal level that there's numerous incentives and mandates coming in for example in california they recently announced to set aside funds for 1000 all electric school buses over the next three years in the case of new york the governor in the state announced a plan to go fully electric in 2035.

jennings randolph of west virginia was the father of the 18-year-old vote. started back in world war ii, did not get it done until 1970. i had every high school competing for it. we went out and educated for the students, if you are 17 years in age and you turned 18 on the general election or the day before you can vote at 17 years of age. kids do not know that. we got them all fired up. we had awards and big ceremonies and all of our election cats went up. everything went up, we did a good job and everyone appreciated. i believe with every fiber in my body that every eligible citizen of voting age should have the right to vote and be protected by law. everyone, and i think everyone in here believes the same thing, i truly do. later today we are going to vote, and i am going to vote again to protect that right and i will be proud to cosponsor the freedom to vote act and the john lewis voting rights act. i am proud to be part of that. that is not what we are debating right now, i think we all know that. right now we are debating a fundamental change in senate

virginia and west virginia has made all university presses. look good in the last two years. so thank you to that team there but that sense of partnership and you know, not every book is ready to bolt out of the gate and you know, grab all the attention and some books just take a while to find their readership to find that you know there that the champion and university presses realize that the investment is in that that relationship with the author and the production of beautiful books and and it's not to get that 90-day, you know moment of like bliss and then move on it's to sustain things and one of the things i was so impressed with in watching this book gets so much attention was the momentum that built i mean a commercial publisher might have said, okay, we had a good 90 days and now let's it's time to move on next thing and i feel like this book this book really just kind of kept finding new readers and and iterating and really positive ways. i just think university presses are built for that type of of campaign, and i it's great to hea

he is a senior fellow at the cardinal institute of west virginia policy and a chairman of the west virginia professional charter school board. prior to this, he served as deputy assistant secretary for higher education programs in the office of postsecondary education at the u.s. department of education. adam? >> good morning, everyone. happy national school choice week here in the united states. thank you. [applause] maybe i don't need to explain how education freedom is good. the vision is that every kid ins ends up with education that is best suited to that child, not a hard concept. west virginia, in the year 2021, became the leader in school choice. i'm going to tell you a little bit about that. but first, i want to talk a little about why 2021 was such a banner year. some people call it the year of education freedom for the year of school choice. our argument will be that we're not just looking backwards, but this is a biennium of school choice and maybe we'll be talking next year about a triennial of school choice. and i will give some reasons why think we're in that mode in the unit

west virginia becomes its own unique case because it grant and speed both say actually west virginia does not quite fit this mold it was part of virginia when virginia left, west virginia did not exist there is not a succession so people can go back there. loyal west virginians do not like the sound of this. they're about 18000 confederates are people from west virginia who fought for the confederacy. this is going to be really problematical. >> these men left and they are going return to a loyal state. >> guest: rights. what happens if they are paroled and perhaps pardon, granted their citizenship back and now they are a voting block? what is going to play out then? >> it why do we want these disloyal men back in our midst? it is one thing to send confederate some two states that succeeded with the vast majority of the population supported the confederacy. it's another to send them home to places they are not wanted and that becomes very clear in the summer of 65. >> host: i will tell you this, professor this happens all the time we should be getting used to it in a house divided. s

they never believed in west virginia. they never believed in west virginia. so from that standpoint, baby doll tell bet midler and all out there, get behind me. >> i'm sorry, that was funnier than pretty much anything that she has done. she used to be a funny standup queen but that was appropriate. everybody, have a wonderful weekend. spend time with your family and friends. cherish what you love about this country and all of those things. your us made street am scared is on laura ingraham.com. proceeds donated to the center for american liberties founded by are great friends harm he dylan. they don't want me to wear this because it messes up my hair but my cozy freedom matters already. i get all the comments on this subject is on the website. all for good cause. it's america now and forever. greg gutfeld is next. >> so from that standpoint, baby dog tells bet midler and all those out there get behind me. >> i have kissed worse. >> greg: clap. it's friday. you should be happy. don't stop. happy friday, my friday happy people

i am a grandmother here in west virginia. i have grandkids. in west virginia, we have been going to school, the students here, and i was a cook for tyler county schools. we have had not a lot of problems with the children being in schools. they wear masks. why is it that we cannot just do that everywhere like we do here in west virginia? guest: connie, thank you for helping to feed our students. that is an important role, as you know. as we look through the fall of this year, we started school. our schools, the majority of them started in september. they were all in person. it varies from community to community, whether or not they had to move back to virtual, remote learning. sometimes it was because in that area there was an outbreak. too often, that was because they were not wearing masks in the schools. that has been a conversation through the fall. in places where they were wearing masks, that kept down the infection rate. if infection rates were not managed, what was happening was it was spreading through the school and we were having mo

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. >> in the east bay, oakland is going to soon require people who are 12 years and older to show proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor businesses them and it's going to take effect on february. 1st, you'll start seeing notices on business is alerting customers of the change this week at fx restaurants, concert venues, gyms, museums, people 18 and

senator byrd's successor, the current senior senator from west virginia, has eloquently restated the very same points. our colleague, senator manchin, published an op-ed explaining why, quote, there is no circumstance in which i will vote to eliminate or weaken the filibuster. senator manchin. he pointed out that finding compromise across party differences and differing regional interests was never supposed to be easy, but it is the work we were elected to do. he noted that current rules guarantee that rural and small states and the americans who live in them always have a seat at the table. our colleague also pointed out that the 60-vote threshold keeps federal law durable and predictable. quote, if the filibuster is eliminated or budget reconciliation becomes the norm, a new and dangerous precedent will be set to pass sweeping partisan legislation every time there's a change in political control. our nation may never see stable governing again. this has been a key point for senators on both sides, going back generations. in his farewell address before retirement, our former colleag

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. >> still ahead here, the forty-niners clinched a wild-card spot over dallas. we're going to show you how they did after the break. plus, gas prices expected to rise yet again. we're going to take a closer look at our local gas prices straight ahead.

twice the situation we have in west virginia. they lowered their numbers. delaware is now number two. they have three times the number of methadone clinics. >> there's multiple factors driving it higher in one state versus the other. they credit that they had 1 and 20,000. they have increased number of clinics and seen the number drop. >> the clinics will help. we massively expand. think about new hampshire. >> what would be the best thing state like ours could do? >> expand all types of treatment. expand or try types of treatment. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >> chairing the committee and time our members speak in the case and i would like my colleagues to weigh with me into the record. >> thank you -- are you yielding? i couldn't quite follow because you broke up here. >> yes. >> i would like to enter a video of parents telling their story for the record. it can be found at stopthevoid.org. i'd like to introduce that into the record. >> without objection. can you hear me? >> i can hear you now. you're breaking up a bit but we can hear you. sgla i

so if you're asking me, point blank, do i think that the people in west virginia want to expand medicare to cover dental, eyeglasses, and hearing aids, i think they do. do they want to make sure that the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes? yeah, i believe they do. they got childcare crisis. they got the whole same problems that every other state in this country faces. so why senator manchin holds the views he does, i'm not quite sure but to be honest with you, i do not think they reflect where the working families of west virginia are. >> seth: i have a lot more questions to you ask about the working class and what democrats can do to reconnect with them. we'll be right back with more from senator bernie sanders. we'll be right back with more from senator bernie sanders. ♪ imu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. >> here at home, oakland will soon be requiring people who are 12 years and older to show proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor businesses. that mandates going to take effect on february. 1st, you'll start seeing notices on business is alerting customers of the change. this week, though, effects restaurants, concert venues, gyms, museums, people

i think in west virginia it is 90%. so you are getting 110% of the money if one of your student leaves, so more money per student. on the vocational side, we have a president of the community college in south charleston near where i live who said "we have a nursing shortage, let's start a public charter high school that focuses on stem and nursing." i say great. put in that application because that is a way to innovatively solve a need for the state and you will have money for student and if you want to study nursing you will go there. if you do not, you will get a regular public education. innovations like that i think are what will make charter schools more attractive. >> thank you. >> this is to the doctor. earlier, you said you were steering away consciously from going diametrically opposed in the model of university of austin to the liberal progressive model currently in place. i was reminded of something called all solomon's law. it was a former editor of the national review and speechwriter for margaret thatcher.

never believed in west virginia. baby dog -- bette midler, all the others out there mike has her heinie. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> jesse: west virginia! >> carley: that is hilarious. also, i think there is a legitimate lesson on how you feel with twitter trolls. we do not legitimize them. kemper buys them so little, you left them off, show a baby doll, and you move on into your life. every time you think of bette midler, you see her face in your mind's eye. he will see the tush tip. >> jesse: no offense, we will keep it clean, but she deserves it. >> carley: she said something mean on twitter, not good for a grown adult. >> carley: she gets baby dolls bought. >> jesse: finally, big backlash against actor peter denglish peter he said that the new includes the seven doors" " movie -- seven little people are out of a job after he criticized the "seven dwarves" movie. >> carley: do you remember when quaker oats got rid of him jemima, and the family of one of the women who betrayed her were heartbroken, because

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. british scientists say that a new study shows people who contract covid-19 could remain contagious for more than 2 months. researchers at the university of exeter studied nearly 200 people and found that 13% had clinically relevant levels of the virus even after their 10 day quarantine in the most extreme and rare cases, patients still

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply drop the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington, rashad hudson, back to you. thank you for shot 5.36. the time in the east bay, oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor businesses. the mandate is going to is set to take effect on february. first, you'll start seeing notices on businesses to let you know about that change coming. it

like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests critical. the administration should have known this. but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administration has pulled back on this. the biden administration rejects it is not doing enough on testing. >> i'm directing my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you. were shot in the east bay. oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination in order to enter indoor businesses. this mandate is set to take effect on february first. and you're going to start seeing notices posted on businesses to alert you of this change effects, restaurants and concert venues and gyms. again, any indoor

virginia directly and let the american people know who is standing in the way of my entire agenda, not just voting rights, but.gas up the jet. >> you see, you hearings you don't need to explain the anger and the frustration right there. the challenge though is in a mid-term election if you have a democratic civil war that makes a tough campaign environment even worth. >> yeah. i don't -- i think that what the white house could do to help president biden and his approval ratings and his chances in the

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. >> west virginia state of the state speech yesterday, unexpected end. emphasis on end. governor jim justice held up his english bulldog named baby doll with this message for west virginia's critics. >> they told every bad joke in the world about us. so from that standpoint, baby dog tells bette midler and all that out there, kiss her hiney. >> i don't know if i needed to see that. >> but there is a back story, if you'll allow this. >> oh! >> okay. this was a reference to a december tweet from singer and actress bette midler who slammed west virginia senator joe manchin for not supporting president biden's build back better vote. she wrote that manchin wants us to be just lying his state west virginia, poor, illiterate and strung out. yikes! she later apologized for that but i guess baby dog does not accept that. >> can you imagine what baby dog is thinking with this room full of people applauding, the back end, the business end, as they call it, of the bulldog. >> i don't want to think about it. >> "the lead" starts right now. >>> america's top general just painted a ra

patrick morrisey from west virginia. quick break and i will be speaking from the attorneys generals from 3 other states, they are here surveying the border on the summit that ken paxton put together. they are suing the administration as well. we will get into it, you're watching mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. hearing. it connects us to the world. but for those experiencing hearing loss, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. that connection can fade. it can feel isolating. hearing aids can help, but for many they just amplify a distorted world. cochlear implants are designed to bring clarity of sound, helping you hear in ways hearing aids no longer can. reconnecting you to the world. learn if cochlear implants are right for you

. >> if i cannot go home and explain it to the people of west virginia i cannot vote for it, i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation, i just can't i have tried everything humanly possible, i cannot get there. lisa: try saying build back better five times in a row, it's a tongue twister, i want to start with the with the white house strategy through all of this we have essentially seen jen psaki called joe manchin and adversarial approach, this is what manchin has previously said about their approach to them. he says they drove something and put some things out there that were absolutely inexcusable he said they basically attacked him and alienated him do they the outcome if the strategy was different from the white house. alicia: the word strategy because it's a real head scratcher before senator manchin had that conversation with bret baier we know the white house put out the press release so badly that manchin set his family felt like they were in danger he felt like they were in danger and after he said that jen psaki comes back and does it again and makes it even

>> certainly not to west virginia, there's no political reason for joe biden to ever step foot in west virginia. joe manchin is in a state where donald trump won by double digits, by probably more than any other state in the union. he's probably the only democrat who would win in west virginia today. arizona, on the other hand, maybe be a little bit of a different story. there is an appetite among some democrats in that state to challenge kyrsten sinema. the reason we're in this position in the first place is that joe biden doesn't have much political leverage over either of the senators. and i don't think that will change. >> david, you've been in a white house going through tough times during the obama administration. how badly does president biden need a win right now? >> he does need one. wolf, look, i was there in some difficult times in 2009, 2010. i lived by these words. you're never as smart as you look when you win, and you're never as dumb as you look when you lose. when these things start rolling, and some bad things happen in sequence, a few things follow. one is everyone i

you know, west virginia, is west virginia because it broke off from virginia over the issue of slavery. i would remind senator manchin, that west virginia has a tremendous history. it's a good history, on the subject. i think that he ought to reflect that history as he goes out into the future. arizona. it's a bit different, a little newer state than west virginia. i would say this to senator sinema, just remember. the 18th amendment was required for women to get the right to vote. just remember that history. and remember that there is a requirement of you today, as we march off into the future together. because this is a different country. then it was back during the 18th amendment. and the 15th amendment. >> the honorable james clyburn, always an honor to have you join us really appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. coming up, -- now holds the house seat that john lewis held for 34 years flew home to her district with the president and vice president on air force one tonight. just arrived back in washington and will join us next. ed back in washingto ed back in washing

that's not his approval rating in west virginia or another southern conservative state. he won that state in 2020. and he's at a 32% approval rating right now. which means that a lot of democrats or i should say a lot of independent and democrats see democratic party as way too liberal right now. lawrence: way too liberal and they go crazy. they go crazy and i think -- you know if someone is a libertarian and trying to pull both sides accountable give me any hope. >> quickly do you remember when kyrsten sinema was harassed in a bathroom stall and president bidessen asked if he con dheams type of behavior and he said no it is just politics for you. that's not politics. you can -- you can get your point across without harassing people -- and that would be politics then and then you could actually persuade a politician to your side. >> civility, civil discussion with you i love this show isn't it good guys? >> if you ever get a chance look at me and carley -- in a halloween haunted house. crazy. all right you can tune in with more carley tomorrow at 5:00 co-hosting big sund

after bette midler tweeted that west virginians were poor, illiterate and strung out, west virginia's governor jim justice fired back at midler saying this. >> baby dog tells bette midler and all those out there, kiss her hiney. >> that was his state of the state address, by the way. midler responded by saying, here are the state rankings of all the areas of agencies for which the so-called governor of west virginia jim justice is responsible. judging from these rankings, i'd say his dog's ass would make a better governor than him. what say you, john berman? >> i think bringing in baby dog's anatomy is a step too far. . >> the dog might not have been harmed but humiliated perhaps. i would say i didn't like that she went after west virginians. she's a comedian and artist. i don't really think that's a very creative joke she made. and then jim justice is someone who has been pretty good when it comes to covid and telling folks in west virginia what they need to do to stay healthy. it seems unnecessary, especially for the dog. cute dog, though, right? >> very cute dog. from all angles. "

west virginia is joe manchin. you are not going to get bernie sanders in west virginia. i agree with some elements of what he is saying. i do think that any party should be idealistic. i think the far right knows what they want and they go after it and i think the left needs to do the same thing. but in certain cases we need to be pragmatic and need to attack in places that we know we can win. >> harris: that was interesting to hear you defend joe manchin. msnbc had harsh words about republicans if they win the mid-terms during conversation about increased tensions between russia and ukraine. let's watch. >> putin also understands the opportunity of having a republican -- giving the republicans ammunition to topple the american government this november. i don't say that lightly. so republicans win power this november, that's it. the american experiment is over. there will never be another free or fair election in the united states. >> harris: as a republican how do you respond to that? >> we're back to russia, har

that vote also failed with senators joe manchin of west virginia and senator sinema of arizona voting to keep the filibuster intact. they voted along with every republican. up next, you look back as senators debated the voting rights bill and proposed changes to senate rules. >> mr. president, most of you know i have a real job besides being a united states senator. [laughter] and that real job includes farming land, which includes spending, starting in the spring, 12 to 16 hours a day on the tractor. where you get a

but senators joe manchin of west virginia and kyrsten sinema of arizona oppose changes to the filibuster rules, so they may not be a simple majority to pass the bills. as always, watch the house on c-span and the senate on c-span2. ou. go ahead and start calling and now about how you give back to your community. there is some 1.5 alien charitable organizations in the u.s. about one in four adults in america donated their time. the top recipient of donations include religious organizations, human services groups and grantmaking foundations. it was yesterday on this program that we were joined by the new ceo of americorps, that agency that engages the of americans each year in charity work. michael smith is the new ceo. he talked with us a bit about the demographics of volunteerism in america. >> -- guest: we see an uptick in volunteering when kids are in high school and college aged, then we see when they start to build families and get really active in the working world. when they start -- i hate to use the middle-age term because i guess that is what i am. i was just talking to one of o