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eastern on c-span, c-span now, or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> welcome back to washington journal. welcome back two "washington journal." it is our saturday spotlight on podcasts. today's podcast is called "heartland pod." i have three co-hosts with me. rachel parker, adam sommer, and sean diller are with me. welcome to all of you. viewers can feel free to call in on the line for republicans, democrats, and independents. adam, let me start with you. tell us about the podcast. when did it start? what is it about? adam: thanks for having us. the podcast started in the summer of 2020. sean and i had gotten together to do some nonprofit work. we were getting to do all of that, and in covid hit. we were trying to figure out something to do. we pivoted to trying to do a video thing. that is a lot of work. we decided to try audio. we did that in july of 2020 and put some episodes out and told ourselves if we get some listeners, we will keep doing it. we got some listeners and met up with rachel. she was a l

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c-span, c-span now, or anytime online at c-span.org. c-span it your unfiltered view government -- c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. whether it happens here, here, here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. >> with us next is kyle cheney, with politico on with us to talk about the january 6 committee hearings. on with us now to talk about the january 6 select committee. kyle cheney, although these aren't the first public hearings, certainly since last year and certainly the most nifty ones they held in public, correct? guest: that's right. this is the first when they have done since they conducted their investigation and actually have some findings to share with the american people. host: what do you think the format of this hearing will be? will they have witnesses on thurs

live coverage begins at noon on c-span, also our free mobile video app or online at c-span. work. -- c-span.org. >> president biden acknowledged the inflation rate and knows americans are feeling the hit from the rising cost of goods and gas. from the port of los angeles this lasts 25 minutes. pres. biden: as we used to say in the united states senate, a point of personal privilege. i think that sal must be let in closely to my friend from high school. you think i am kidding. thank you, sal. before i begin, i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearings that were highlighted last night. the insurrection on january 6 is one of the darkest chapters in our nation's history, a brutal assault on our nation's history, a brutal attack on law-enforcement, some losing their lives. it is important the american people understand what truly happened and to understand the same forces that led january 6 remain work today. it is about democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy. i know it sounds corny to say it. i never thought it was going to be this straightfo

that full event on c-span but here's a fortune of that from the national event with farm president on trump. >> even while january 6th respondents are having their lives totally destroyed and being treated worse than terrorists and murderers, despite most being charged with parading through the capital. most people should not be treated the way they are being treated, if i become president sunday, if i decide to do it i will be looking at them very seriously for pardons. very seriously. [applause] they have been treated very unfairly. should i decide to do that. >> again, that full event on c-span and on the phone lines if you want to let us know what you think as far as either man running for reelection for president of the united states. let's start with our live democrats robert in arkansas. in arcadia, hello, good morning. >> good morning. i do not think trump should run for sure. because, trump wanted to be a dictator, he loves all these dictators and praises them. he talks about them and himself. the people that are supporting him are mostly wealthy people or very poor people. e

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eastern on c-span, c-span now, or anytime online at c-span.org. former treasury secretary larry summers discusses the state of the u.s. economy and tally inflation. he sat down with david from "the washington post." they also talked about the housing and labor markets and criticism of jeff bezos' on the biden administration's tax policy. this is 25 minutes. i would like to ask what you see coming out of this meeting and what do you think the chairman will say to the president about what he is doing? larry: i think the president's column today in "the wall street journal" articulated the broad principles, that inflation is our preeminent short run economic bubble, that it has to take priority over other problems, that the first part of any strategy or -- the first part of any strategy has to be monetary policy, that the president has to respect the independence of the federal reserve as the federals -- as the federal reserve does what is necessary to contain inflation. the fed was slow to recognize the gap -- the gravity of the gathering inflation

watch that on c-span, www.c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. our coverage continues at 6:20 p.m. eastern, former counsel and staff of the senate watergate committee along with lawyers and journalists who played key roles in covering the scandal and involved in the scandal. they will mark the 50th anniversary, live coverage 6:20 p.m. eastern. you can watch on c-span.org and the free space fan -- the free c-span app. now back to your phone calls until 9 a.m. this morning. rob, kansas city, missouri, democrat. caller: democracy has been handed down generation to generation in america. it is a gift that is priceless. it is the most important thing that is passed forward generation to generation. now we are at a crossroads. we have something like 30% americans who think one man is far greater, far more important than our democracy. we are at a dangerous crossroads when people think that way. our democracy becomes something disposable. i will never forget seven years after watergate, john wayne said nixon should have burned if the tapes and that woul

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thank you for c-span. i am like the previous collars, i have to be selective because there are so many different things you could say about it. i watched the entire hearing. i thought it was very compelling. i like the way it was focused on planning ahead of time, which was very important. you can get at some of the people at the very top who were instrumental in creating this situation with this insurrection. it was fascinating. bill barr and ivanka is testimony was very revealing and compelling. you're not talking about people on one side of the fence. you are talking about people who were trump allies. they made it pretty clear that it was a bunch of crap. people don't understand the court system. you have to have some type of evidence before you take something to court to make proof of what you were arguing in court. that proof did not exist. it was compelling and it was a good start. it kind of gave you a little understanding of where this was leading. it's necessary to create proof there wasthis. and

thank you again for c-span. host: it is the constitution's 12th amendment that lays out the electoral college process. that was in the spotlight yesterday. usa today noting that amendment, saying the vice president shall "open all the certificates and the votes shall then be counted." that is what it states. the electoral act of 1887 then lays out the formal process for how that is done, but it was greg jacobs, former chief legal counsel to mike pence, who testified yesterday who noted that it is unambiguous that the vice president does not have the authority to reject electors. that was the effort that president trump and some of his supporters were pushing mike pence to do, but an interesting note, it is always an interesting day when the editorial boards of two very different editorial boards agree on something. this from the editorial board of the washington post and the editorial board of the wall street journal focusing in on that electoral count act, saying it needs to be clarified, starting first with th