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please welcome senator raphael warnock! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> wow. >> stephen: senator, thank you for being here. >> sounds like my church on a sunday morning. >> stephen: you describe yourself as a senator-- not as a senator who used to be a pastor, but a pastor in the senate. are you still pastor at ebenezer baptist? >> yes, i preach every sunday. >> stephen: okay. you're a senator and you go home and preach. >> yes. >> stephen: now, this is the church, for people who don't know, where martin luther king was co-pastor. >> right. >> stephen: what does it mean to you to go back there every sunday and preach from that pulpit? >> well, as i said, i wanted to go to dr. king's school. i didn't know i'd become the pastor of his church and so, it's an honor to preach there every sunday and it is part of what keeps me grounded in the senate. the last thing i want to do is talk to politicians all the time. i'm afraid i might accidentally become one. ( cheers and applause ) i was in the airport the other day, a

in november, he faces the sitting senator, democrat raphael warnock. walker's campaign is quick to point out that his opponent, senator warnock, is currently in a bitter fight with his ex-wife over their child custody arrangement, but senator warnock's people say what's different in this case is that their candidate has always been a devoted father. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> steve, thank you. >>> coming up, one continent down, six more to go. >> we're meeting the man whose life mission is to walk around the world 25,000 miles. that's next. you're watching "world news now." do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qua

raphael warnock was the first candidate to be scheduled. he gave democrats control of the senate, the joy of victory and the excitement of going to washington to work in the capital was eclipsed by the madness and violence of the trump mob attacking the capitol and attacking democracy itself. in his new book senator warnock writes quote, the racist overtones of trump's claim that the election was stolen or clear. african americans, many of whom were newly registered, showed up at the polls in unprecedented numbers from both the november 2020 presidential race and the georgia senate races. and those votes played a crucial role in conceding and incredulous trump and sending me and jon ossoff to the senate. the former president's continued claims of widespread voter fraud or just his way of saying that the votes of certain people don't count, can't count, and can't be real because the election outcome was not consistent with the mitt of white supremacy. the day of my runoff election and the day afterward both tell us critical things about amer

raphael warnock joins me now author of a new book called a way out of no way. thank you very much. nice to hear that every sunday morning in church growing up. i should get there more often than i do now. thank you for joining us. i appreciate it. democrats can't afford to lose a single seat in the senate. you were able to flip yours from red to blue but now republicans are hoping they could take it back. you obviously think you are a better place for georgians than your opponent but do you think he is qualified to serve in the senate if he does win? >> great to be with you, don. the great thing about a democracy is it is not up to either one of us but up to the people of georgia and i can tell you that the people of georgia have a real choice in front of them about who is ready to represent them in the united states senate. i'm proud of my record. i'm proud of the work that i've done to support ordinary, hard working families. we passed the single largest tax cut for middle and working class families in american history called the expanded child tax credit. we passed a bipartisan

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raphael warnock recounts his rise to the u.s. senate in a new memoir. missouri becomes the latest state to use covid relief to support underfunded schools. how guitarist and singer molly tuttle became a bluegrass music star. plus, much more. announcer: this is the "pbs newshour," from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: for a country already suffering through economic and humanitarian catastrophe, the earthquake in afghanistan today makes an awful situation even worse. with the taliban government under severe international sanctions, getting aid and comfort, not to mention medical care, to the remote mountains in the east, is a monumental task. here's amna nawaz. amna: it was afghanistan's deadliest earthquake in two decades. villagers recounted the terrifying moment their homes turned to rubble. the 6.1 magnitude quake struck this rural region in the night. houses made of mud, bricks, and stone crumbled in an instant. >> it was about midnight when the quake struck.

we will see if he agrees to debate raphael warnock, now that he is the republican nominee for senate in georgia. herschel walker really is the republican party's nominee for senate in georgia. which does seem kind of crazy, then again, is that any crazier than the candidate republicans chose for senate in pennsylvania? after, all that candidate has also been accused of peddling his share of snake oil cures for various real elements. even how he ended up being the republican candidate for pennsylvania is still a mystery. the republican senate candidate mehmet oz in pennsylvania, is a man who is from ohio. he has a home in florida, he votes in new jersey, he has no choice discernable connection to pennsylvania whatever. alongside herschel, magic must walk, or as the republican senate candidate in georgia, the no connection to pennsylvania guys, who the republicans would like to be their senate candidate in that state as well. and made it all has been the republican pennsylvania senate candidate, any crazier than the candidate republicans chose for -- as their nominee for governor in pe

eastern on after words, raphael warnock talks about his new book a way out of no way on his life, faith, and political journey, interviewed by democratic south carolina congressman james cliburn. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime on book tv.org. >> last night, the senate approved a bipartisan bill aimed at reducing gun violence, 65 to 33. the legislation expands background checks for gun buyers 21 or younger, provides grants to states for red flag laws that enable firearms to be temporarily confiscated from people deemed dangerous and money for mental health and school safety. the bill heads to the house, as always live coverage of the house and the senate on c-span and c-span2. here is some of the debate before the vote. >> mr. president, like many of my constituents in new hampshire, i am a gun owner. i have a sincerely held respect of law abiding gun ownership. many of my own most cherished memories involve the responsible use of a firearm, to feed my family and to forge memories with my son and my closest fri

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john dickerson has questio warn. >> senator reverend raphael warnock. >> reporter: ralph warren might have two job titles -- >> yedme and you join my cong grace. congregation.>> reporter: but sh time and you'll see a lot of overlap. >> mr. president, you have the power and the ability, cancel some of this student debt. transform people's lives. give them a chance! >> reporter: what's the difference between a political speech and a sermon? >> oh, for me, i don't know that there is much difference (laughing). medicare is the law of the land. >> reporter: senator warnock made history last year when he became the first african-american elected to the u.s. senate from georgia. a state that had two segregationist senators when he was born. >> in sight and wisdom and malice and understanding -- whatever you need -- is in the house! >> reporter: reverend warnock's other job title is senior pastor at ebenezer baptist church, where john lewis worshipped and where martin luther king senior and martin luther king, jr. worshipped. >> i got involved in something as messy as politics with the hope t

herschel walker is now trailing raphael warnock in georgia by single digits but it is getting bigger. mike lee is in trouble in utah pause there is a young, uh, independent out there who is moderate and he was endorsed by the democrats but he is not a democrat. um, j.d. vance is behind tim ryan in ohio. so now, this is not all -- and this is in spite of the fact that -- that the democrats are running are ten points ahead of biden in terms of favorability. usually, had you what you see in the midterms is the president is unpopular drags the congress dune. not happening. there is two explanations. most people today todd believe the supreme court is a rogue organization. that is a fact. there are approval ratings down around 33% and after today, it is going be worse. and if they start screwing around with the elections as they said they were going to do next year, they are going to be in the same boat as trump in terms of their respectability. so you have got that and then you got all this stuff about trump ask whether he is a crook. but it doesn't -- i mean, it almost doesn't matter whe

raphael warnock joins us tonight. his new book out tomorrow, a memoir of truth, transformation, and the new american story. what a story it is. it's not just a political memoir. it's really a fascinating story of your life. you write this -- i want to read this. you write in the book about the former president's election lies. the former president continued claims widespread voter fraud are just his way of saying that certain votes can't count. bennie thompson, the chairman of the january 6th select committee, he's drawn a parallel between his work on the committee and his fight for voting rights in the jim crow south. do you see this as important as those fights? >> thank you so much. it's great to be here with you. listen. january 6 tells us something about the struggle that we're engaged in right now. we saw a violent attack on the united states capitol. there were racists and anti-semitic signs trafficked through the capitol. and it was all driven by the big lie that certain people's votes don't count, shouldn't c

warnock in the debate that he had with kelly leffler. no fewer than a dozen times that she call him a radical liberal and you better believe that will be the republican attack line this time around because it plays into the fears of republicans that that the nation is slipping down a more leftward path and certainly robert warnock has a progressive track record, of course, and and if you looked at maybe his biggest issue last year what he was most identified and associated with was federal voting rights expansion the john lewis act they got held up in legislative gridlock, but this year, of course, he has an abandoned his support for that at all, but this year you're not seeing him emphasized that issue nearly as much as he's emphasizing those other issues i talked about fighting rising inflation the federal gas tax break for fuel capping the price of insulin all those things or what he is the message that he is pounding every day and it's meant to show that hey he can work across party lines and you can embrace some of these more consen

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in november, he faces sitting senator democrat raphael warnock. walker's campaign points out that his opponent, the sitting senator, is currently in a bitter fight with his ex-wife over their child custody arrangement, but snorl warnock's people today say what's different in his case is that he's always been a devoted father. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, news on the man who shot and injured ronald reagan, john hinckley jr. >>> and later here, what dolly parton has now done tonight. no matter who you are, being yourself can be tough when you have severe asthma. triggers can pop up out of nowhere, causing inflammation that can lead to asthma attacks. but no matter what type of severe asthma you have, tezspire™ can help. tezspire™ is a new add-on treatment for people 12 and over... that proactively reduces inflammation... ...which means you could have fewer attacks, breathe better, and relieve your asthma symptoms. so, you can be you, whoever you are. tezspire™ is not a rescue medication. don't take tezspire™ if

democratic senator raphael warnock is leading by double digits. incumbent illinois democratic governor j.b. pritzker coming out swinging against his g.o.p. opponent ahead of the midterms. >> the extremists have taken over the illinois republican party. that's who is showing up and that's what he won. >> carley: aaron bailey joins us now. good morning. congratulations on your primary win. he heard the governor call you and your supporters extremists. what is your response to that? >> unfortunately this man is calling the u.s. constitution and extreme document of which he has been doing for quite some time. we have a mess in illinois and it's time to clean it up. people are getting tired. >> when he talks about extremists, you are antichoice on abortion, you've called for term limits, opposition to gun control and raising taxes. that seems a little more mainstream republican than extremists. >> here in illinois we have been the epitome of a local liberal government for too long. and we just needed someone to stand up and push back. i sued governor p

and i'm excited to have someone like stacey abrams, and raphael warnock on the ballot to vote for, to stand up for our rights and our freedoms as georgians. >> the senate race is crucial, because if senator warnock's not reelected, that then republicans could have the majority in the senate, and they could use that majority to pass a complete national abortion ban. >> lawrence, this is the same body, the same republican u. s. senate members who won't even affirm our right to vote in this country but they're willing to do an all out, federal ban on abortion. that's what we are up against. so, if you are sitting here wondering, if this impacted you, if this affects you, it does. if you care about environmental rights, if you care about reproductive freedom, reproductive rights, then you need to join us in this conversation around what it means to access the ballots, and you need to exercise that right in november, because everything is on the ballot this november. we have seen today how far republicans are willing to go in this country, 13 states had a trigger ban, that essentially have

democratic incumbents raphael warnock leads 54-44 over the challenger. that's a new poll out today. registered voters. another race in georgia, very, very tight. that's a governor. that is 48-48. essentially unchanged from where the polls had been. now, as we look across the country, that is one of the barn burner races in georgia. republican, moderate will take on democratic incumbent senator michael bennet in november. a seat in colorado, a won comes despite millions of dollars from democrats to his republican rival. >> colorado voters rejecting a democratic super pac's multimillion dollar attempt to influence g.o.p. primary for governor, congress, and the u.s. senate. >> they went nowhere yesterday making sure i was on the ticket here at november. >> despite facing a slew of democrat attack ad, political newcomer, business owner, and moderate republican joe o'dea decisively beat his opponent, state representative john hanks. he takes a michael bennet in the fall. because i think we are going to have an incredible figurines and contested election in colorado which is the way it sh

raphael warnock is a leading republican challenger herschel walker. >> carley: kevin mccarthy making this promise to kick adam schiff and eric swalwell off the powerful house intelligence committee if he finds himself back in charge of the house after the elections. >> a promise you this, when i'm speaker, he will not be on the intel committee anymore. and you know what else? eric swalwell outcome either. i don't know if this is a high bar but if you have relations with a chinese spy you shouldn't be allowed to be on the intel committee. they are going to raise the bar. >> carley: you may remember congressman eric swalwell sent shock waves throughout when it was reported he had a relationship. they removed him from his committee assignments and also going after adam schiff after one of the democrats' former staffers allowed late-night comedian stephen colbert's crew to trespass on capitol hill. of course also playing a role in the impeachment trial. oh, boy. hundreds of flights already canceled just in time for the holiday weekend. what fun! washington the stepping on to find out wha

and i'm excited to have someone like stacey abrams, and raphael warnock on the ballot to vote for, to stand up for our rights and our freedoms as georgians. >> the senate race is crucial, because of senator warnock is not reelected, that republicans could have the majority in the senate, and they could use that majority to pass a complete national abortion being that. >> lawrence, this is the same body, the same republican u.s. senate members who won't even affirm our right to vote in this country but they're willing to do an all out, federal ban on abortion. that's what we are up against. so, if you are sitting here wondering, if this impacted you, if this affects you, it does. if you care about environmental rights, if you care about reproductive freedom, reproductive rights, then you need to join us in this conversation around what it means to access the ballots, and you need to exercise that right in november, because everything is on the ballot this november. we have seen today how far republicans are willing to go in this country, 13 states had a trigger ban, that essentially ha

this is from incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock has this ad. it's a hard-hitting one going after herschel walker. >> do you know right now, i have something that can bring you into a building that would clean you from covid. as you walk through the door, it would cure any covid on your body. when you leave, it will kill the virus as you leave. they don't want to talk about that. they don't want to hear about that. >> yeah, i don't know what that means, but you can see on the screen, it says is herschel walker really ready to represent georgia? and this is, i mean, walker says a lot of things that sound a lot like that. >> right, there's a lot more from where this came from that the warnock campaign can use. they're going to lean into this heavily because they think this is a winning strategy. what i will say is during the primary, it felt like every day there was a bad herschel walker story, and it didn't change the reality for him with republican voters. so i'm really curious to see now in the general election if this works for democrats. he a

warnock. outside the gas station volunteers held signs declaring warnock isn't working. the message is clear, gas prices are through the roof and it's somehow warp yok's fault. now here, take this money. a spokesman for walker didn't know about the event before this happening despite the fact that the voucher giveaway was crediting wark for the idea. >> herschel walker decided, you know what, we're going to do the free gas community. i want you to know that i'm care, coming with gas vouchers for everyone. >> with me now is jason johnson host of the slate podcast. you know that. you saw the little click. last time i heard it would be illegal to hand out water in the state of georgia, you know, when it comes to elections, offer food or water waiting in line you risk misdemeanor charges and there's a story in "the atlanta journal constitution" about a state representative who send an investigator to an atlanta precinct in 2020 with a firearm on hip and demanded all food and water be removed and y

warnock, "the new york times" reports that democrats and voigting rights group are quote/unquote outraged after a pac that supports walker, not him or his campaign, but a pac that supports him, were giving out $25 gas vouchers and herschel walker pamphlets at a gas station. it seems question to me there's any legal problem, but that's a vivid way to campaign when people are feeling pain at the pump. >> particularly, when herschel walker has a har time making a cause, you supplement that by saying here's a gas card. is it illegal in sn probably not. everybody gets involved in the olympics of this stuff and got to put that down. >> it is the give lest of the 8th grader running for class president handing out candy bars. right? it's i want to be the good buy. it's not trading candy bars for votes. >> or even voter registration. the herschel walker pac that did this put out a legal memo saying this is why this is what we he we should do. >> to but to your point, there are a lot of dodgy candidates being put forward in these primaries that run the risk of short of a sharon engel reducts. seets

warnock against gop challenger and former football star, herschel walker. you'll see how he's trying to make walker his own worst enemy. let's watch. >> do you know right now i have something that can bring you into a building that would clean you from covid. as you walk through the door, it would kill any covid on your body. when you leave, it will kill the virus as you leave this here product. they don't want to talk about that. they don't want to hear about that. >> what do you think, james, do democrats need to do more of this? >> i've seen that ad, probably the 400th time i've seen it. i think herschel walker had an ill-fitting helmet, okay? he didn't put his helmet on right. that guy, he's not right. i promise you that, and there's more of this kind of tape coming from every kind of corner you can from everything from evolution to covid. i don't know what he calls it, but i'm -- >> the mist. >> yeah, i think that senator warnock has been one of the real, real upside surprises coming out of this senate class. it's pretty amazing. we're going to get som

. >>> plus, democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia joins the conversation, as he campaigns to keep his seat in one of the most closely watched races of the fall. >>> also ahead, we'll hear from one of the 20 senators who struck a bipartisan deal on the gun safety framework, democrat chris coons. >>> and we'll have more on yesterday's january 6th committee hearing on donald trump's big lie and his big rip-off. a member of the committee, zoe lofgren is a guest. lofgren t and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical

there is, of course, the voters key in georgia raphael warnock getting re-elected and in new hampshire with maggie haas. and arizona mark kelly. let's expand the map. you have got to make sure we win in colorado with michael bennet and patty murray in washington state. then, let's expand the map. pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, florida, ohio, missouri. all of these states are right there in the middle of this and the majority of americans -- vast majority -- 75% of americans, joy, of course favor codifying roe v. wade. they favor roe v. wade. they want to see women's rights protected and they don't want to go back to the 1850s. >> yeah. >> they believe and trust a woman to make her own health-care decisions instead of the government, instead of politicians, and instead of ted cruz. >> amen. or rand paul. you want to really make mitch mcconnell unhappy? get -- take aa-rand paul and give him charles booker in kentucky. you really want revenge, that's how you would make him really upset. >> kentucky. thank you for bringing up. i thought -- i thought i covered the map. >> you did.

>> senator raphael warnock got tonight's last word. his book is title, a way out of norway, and it's available tomorrow. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. the 11th hour with stephanie ru♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight, from the big lie to the big rip off. damning testimony from trump insiders. but their bosses detachment from the truth, and we are following the money. how the former guy's campaign spent the millions that were supposed to fight election fraud? then, rare bipartisan progress on gun safety. what is and is not in the deal, and doesn't go far enough? plus, another tough day on wall street, surging inflation, soaring gas prices, as the bears come out, who's really to blame? all this, as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. it is a critical question, as important today as it was 50 years ago. what did the president know, and when did he know it? today, and its second public hearing, the january six committee tried to answer that very question. the p

look, senator raphael warnock's top allies are not celebrating this news. they know it's a very long race and that herschel walker will be a very formidable foe. but will it help their narrative that he's unfit for office? it could. they have built their case piece by piece, that his history of violent behavior could render him incapable of serving in office. >> greg bluestein, thank you for that. good to have you, as always, with your perspective on the ground there in georgia. vaughn, thanks to you, too. >>> coming up, only this hour, a member of the january 6th committee, jamie raskin, set to join us live. we'll ask about the committee's new cooperation now with the department of justice a little bit later on in the show. >>> but first, we have some breaking news in that deadly alabama church shooting. what we're now learning about a third victim. >>> and later, the rise in far-right online chatter targeting the lgbtq plus community, forcing pride events across the country to be canceled, even forcing people out of their homes. ben collins has a look at

on afterwards, raphael warnock talks about his new book. he is interviewed by journey. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime. at least six presidents recorded conversation while in office. hear many on c-span new podcast, presidential recordings. >> you will hear about the civil rights act, the gulf of tonkin incident, the march on selma, and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> johnson's secretaries in new, because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. they were the ones who make sure the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to an open door between his office and there's -- theirs. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> i signaled to kennedy the day he died. i promise you i will not go anywhere. i will just stay right behind you. >> presidential recordings on c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: washington journal continues. >> here in the program, or going to be talking

raphael warnock, and georgia, they are trying to come off of pennsylvania. they were running for re- election. they can only hold the senate, potentially get past right here. they had the 52 votes. they were trying to get some things done. they have some different issues. they would like to get rid of it. obviously, the opposite way. it comes for republicans and democrats. they were probably going to take over in the fall. that introduces the split. congress, in the next two years, it makes them more complicated for president joe biden. >> peter baker, inc. you so much this morning. the nato summit wraps up in madrid. the alliance is facing new backlash from russia and china. the latest on how those two countries are reacting. president joe biden, said to give remarks any moment now. we will jump in life, and bring those remarks to you as soon as it begins. we are watching it right back. . we've been streaming all day from every room. the power and speed of this super-sonic wifi from xfinity is incredible. mom! mass speeds was my idea, remember? get minion n

he brings in the new senators from georgia our raphael warnock and john ossip and kind of prompts them to tell the other senate democrats, you know, we we made some promises and we need to keep those promises so is goes from being this idea that president trump throws out there in a video on twitter one afternoon to be a campaign issue in this very very unusual a special election to like the carved in stone economic agenda of the bind administration and underlying it david. it's not just that this is a sort of like a weird sequence of events that leads to this policy. it's also you know, it represents this larger wager that the biden administration makes early on, which is that if you give people in distress direct cash benefits or direct government benefits of another kind they recognize that you have done something concrete for them and they will reward you for it. so even before but even before you get to the issue of inflation and whether sending all that money out there helped overheat the economy. that basic betters doesn't pan out that we talked to members of the house who actua

warnock, a senator from the state of georgia, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. the presiding officer: morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of defense, alex wagner, of the district of columbia to be assistant secretary of the air force. it was sheer devastation. last year communities in my state had some of the worst air quality in the world because of wildfire smoke. sad to say this but northern utah and colorado on the same day have the worst air quality in the world. worse than beijing and that led senator romney and me to take a about water and climate and forestry. deeply appreciated. there are days when people can't go outside. they can't open the windows. they can't see the mountains. the dangerous air pollution puts coloradans health at risk and is le

on afterwards, rafael norwalk -- raphael warnock talks about his way -- a book "a way out of no way." he is interviewed by james clyburn. watch book tv every sunday on c-span two, and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 community hearings investigating the attack of the -- on the capital. notice c-span.org/januarysix to watch the latest videos of the hearings, briefings, and all of the coverage on the attack and subsequent investigation. we will also have a from members of congress and the white house as well as journalist and author's talking about the investigation. goto c-span.org/january6 for a fast and easy way to watch when you cannot see it live. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from, or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network, unfiltered, unbiased, word from word. if it happens here or here or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-spa

guest: democrats mark kelly and raphael warnock were in tough reelection fight so you can see why they might be interested in it. after president biden's comments yesterday, this issue was discussed historically and it brought back memories from 2008 when john mccain and hillary clinton pushed the suspension of the gas holiday and barack obama was against it. it would be interesting to revisit some of those comments if biden goes forward with this. host: we have a democrat from missouri, this is troy. caller: it seems to me that the democrats are always wanting to get a committee together when the republicans do something. if we lose our democracy, there is only one party to blame. the democrats get committees together and they talk about it and the republicans do things. i hate to think if we had world war ii, they would just get a committee together. host: are you saying that the january 6 hearings are necessary ? are they not necessary? caller: it seems that the democrats just want to talk about it whereas the republicans do things about it. host: if the house switches over to repub

on afterwards, raphael warnock talks about his new book. he is interviewed by journey. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime. at least six presidents recorded conversation while in office. hear many on c-span new podcast, presidential recordings. >> you will hear about the civil rights act, the gulf of tonkin incident, the march on selma, and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. >> johnson's secretaries in new, because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. they were the ones who make sure the conversations were taped, as johnson would signal to an open door between his office and there's -- theirs. >> you will also hear some blunt talk. >> i signaled to kennedy the day he died. i promise you i will not go anywhere. i will just stay right behind you. >> presidential recordings on c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we are going to be talking about covid-19 vaccinations for kids. my next gue

he's running even with raphael warnock. that's really good. he is just out of a primary. we need to win georgia. new hampshire, again, all three of the candidates, the three top-tier candidates, are polling within the margin of error with maggie hassan. it's a september primary which i don't love. but also nevada, doing incredibly well against periods of his opportunity for pickups. we've got to hold those retiring republican senator seats in pennsylvania and north carolina. >> we will talk about that and the role that january 6 may end up playing in the midterms is only a small percentage paying attention, it seems, on the right. ronna, thank you so much. i know every tuesdays extremely so thank you for joining us this wednesday. 26 mins before the top of the art. up next, a family-run chain of gas stations offering drivers a deal. >> this can be used on any car after 2001 so i feel that all three cars and i'll probably fill them up again. whatever have to do to keep them filled up through at least the fourth. >> the president of the company doing such a great thing for

they still support biden's policies, but, you know, just the other day, just yesterday, raphael warnock celebrated a house subcommittee's decision that essentially overturned, that blocked joe biden's plans to close a military insulation in georgia. you're going to see a lot more efforts from warnock and abrams to show they have a maverick streak. >> all right. the atlanta general constitution's greg bluestein, thank you. see you again soon. >>> president biden may call on congress to suspend the federal gas tax, a move that could save drivers, could, as much as 18 cents per gallon. but he'll need cooperation from congress to make it happen. also need the gas stations to pass that on to the customers. joining us now, president and founder of eurasia group and g-zero media, ian bremmer. asinflation, you had a tweet. you wrote, quote, u.s., left government, high inflation. uk, right government, high inflation. germany, centrist government, high inflation. italy, everyone in government, high inflation. wild guess, it's not government. let's talk about what it is, ian. >> i mean, of course,

he will face democrat incumbent senator raphael warnock. >> jonathan, you have to wonder what this tit for tat does in the locker room. walker/doug flutie, how does that play out? >> years later. i'm not aware of the ballad of herschel walker but i'm sure mike can hum a few bars. he takes comments like this, i'm sure we won't hear anything at all from donald trump, speaking that herschel walker is ungrateful for his support. i also note he's suggesting that david perdue lost and wants toe go the brad raffensperger route again, finding the votes. that probably won't work for him. that's a tough phone call. >> god save america, really, seriously. herschel walker for the united states senate. the former president of the united statesfixed, was rigged. god help us. >> it's become the default position, mark. mehmet oz went out and declared himself the winner too. he held off a little while. president trump said say you're the winner, and he did it. >> it's a race to the bottom. it's not just happening in the republican party. what happens is, as you normalize this behavior, what you see acr

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