the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be seated. it is now my distinct privilege to introduce the members of the veterans day national committee, the committee formed by presidential order in 1954 to plan this annual observance in honor of america's veterans and support veterans day observances throughout the nation. please hold your applause until i have introduced each of the special guests. if you are able, please stand when your name is called. mr. jack mcmahon and, national president vietnam veteran of america. mr. to oreland, commander-in-chief veterans of foreign wars of the united states. mr. james e robbins junior, national president, sleek reserve association. mr. don mclean, national commander amvets. miss arlene, army and navy union , united states of america. retired united states navy fleet master chief paul a kings berry, president noncommissioned officers association of the united states

which one is the top biotech for the united states of america? what and ukraine or china is going roll? well, you know, i think the country like united states is going to have to have multiple top priorities in china. certainly is an equal priority to the issues going on in eurasia at the same time when you start talking about insecurity related to nuclear potential. nuclear weapons, as i mentioned earlier, that grabs your immediate attention. i like but denise was saying here, 20 meetings are more than just the communicate. they're more than just what the collective is talking about. they are about these bilaterals. they are about a lot of an opportunity for world leaders to get outside their countries and to talk to other world leaders and to get a different perspective. and that's why, again, the g 20 brings more of these leaders to the table allows them to see the world in a different perspective. so for me, what's really important about this summit is these meetings between the chinese and americans, which haven't happened a long time. also

states of america. oh, wow. that's the one barrier in question. i think one year, you know, there were recent election so and from kind of political will high level little world and that's definitely going to be missing. i think the rhetoric that has been years or the rhetoric that began to be used when to happen. you know, the supports like allies and, and alliances and, and whatnot. by the us and, you know, we are, we are in types of war. so i, i said don't expect for the, the 22 to end the war with a key player at the table. you know, or for that you need international diplomacy, you need everybody around the table that has the ability to make the decisions. we don't have, we have one of the 3 countries or 2 out of the 3 countries or the 4 countries. let me try it again. we have 2 out of the 4 countries that you mentioned that need to be brought to the table at the very least. and that's definitely going to be a challenge. however, there are a number of issues that are of concern to all those countri

chapels association of the united states of america. retired -- corporal charles brown, national president of caroline veterans of america. mr. donald mark, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lt. col., michael a okun's. mc. commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer doug, national president, the entire -- retired and listed. brian sector. idc agent and medal of honor recipient. congressional battle of honor society of the u.s. mr. joe, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired air force colonel, jim o'brien. executive vice president and chief operating officer. military officers association of america. commander christie ferdie, chair , board of directors. commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief master sergeant, carrie wright. international president of air force sergeants association. mr. michael steps, national commander, polish legion of american ve

between the united states of america and china. what are the expectations against the backdrop of this political divide? >> yesterday, president biden and president xi jinping had a three hour bilateral. so this is the first time the u.s. and china have met in five years. what was extraordinary was the tone of the meeting. it was incredibly conciliatory, the language used was positive. it looked like they were building bridges. they created a mechanism whereby they would make sure the individuals with the right level of seniority, they indicated individuals with the right level of seniority are involved before there is another crisis. in terms of whether there will be final communique or whether there will be agreement on particularly geopolitical issues, that definitely might be challenging. indonesia has created a theme whereby that's the summit theme for this year is all about unity, it's about coming together. it's about making sure that we all recover stronger together. they picked overarching topics that are of interest to ev

thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] ♪ >> please welcome author of the upcoming book " never give an inch," secretary mike pompeo. ♪ secretary pompeo: well, good evening. nothing like a little bruce springsteen to get everything going. it is wonderful to be here with so many friends. dank you, matt and the rjc for letting us be here. senator coleman, thank you for including me. mr. vice president, it is good to see you, great to be your warm-up act tonight. who knows, the next time together we could be on a stage, multiple podiums, who knows who else will be with us, who knows. and who knows what nicknames we might have. [applause] it is -- it is great fun to be with so many friends and to break bread with my jewish friends, although i do not eat as much bread as i used to. and i always learn something new. i was talking to someone earlier tonight. we were asking about hanukkah and christmas, and they said don't forget the chinese food on christmas. i love it. they reminded me tonight of when i was a prett

i bless you, and god bless the united states of america.

may god bless you, and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing and joined the meditate navy band chorus and singing god bless america -- in singing "god bless america." >> ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her thru the night with a light up above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home, my home sweet home ♪ ♪ ♪ god bless america america my home ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing as we retire the colors. please place your hand over your heart will render hand salute. retire the colors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this concludes 2022 national veterans day observance. please remain standing for the departure of the vice president of the united states and the official party. thank you for joining us today to celebrate and honor all who served. [applause] >> ukrainian president delivered remarks about the importance of protecting human democracy after receiving t

the united states of america is back at the table. that is what took place. we are here today following the commitments that were made at cop-26, it's taking place here at cop 27. since then, the united states has taken concrete insignificant cop-26, right after that commitments were made. significant steps were taken and most significantly, the passing of the inflation reduction act, the most significant climate legislation in our nations history. i am proud as chair of the house of the foreign affairs committee , we began to hold a number of things on the climate crisis informing the american people and the world on our work. we worked with the state department to support initiatives that affect climate change. we have advocated more resources to assist the developing world and avoid dependency on fossil fuels and their voices are heard and at the table. we have worked to shine a light on the consequences and listen to indigenous groups who often contribute the least to climate change and are the most vulnerable to its impact. just

this is the united states of america. the united states of america. there is not a single, solitary thing beyond our capacity as a nation. nothing beyond our capacity, if we do it together, united. united. [gobbling] [laughter] pres. biden: you picked two great turkeys. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you all for being here. [cheers & applause] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discuss policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, billy shore, ceo, talks about food insecurities in the united states. then columbia university professor author of the way out how to overcome toxic polarization discusses conflict resolution and political differences ahead of the thanksgiving holiday.

we must be the party of the constitution of the united states of america. [applause] to all the members of the republican jewish coalition, my fellow americans, in these challenging times let's have faith. let's have faith in the ideals of our founders and the boundless capacity of every american in freedom to live the american dream. let's also draw our inspiration from the story of israel itself. think about it. how probable is it that a man name abraham, who ruled no empire, commanded no army, delivered no prophecy, how improbable is it he should become one of the most influential people in the human race? a progeny to her of your face and mine. a group that comprises just 1/5 of 1% of mankind would outlive and outshine the world's greatest empires. syria has fallen. rome is no more. the walls of babylon have been reclaimed by the sands of time yet the jewish people remain strong and proud. and free. [applause] how likely is it that after 2000 years of exile, at a millennia being scattered to the four corners of the earth, centuries of relentless persecu

thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause]

part of a historic effort of the united states of america that was a bride outreach effort first listening to the scientist to said we must act now we are in a climate of urgency and we are running out of time and with that action plan to compile recommendations from stakeholders all across the country and across the globe and how the united states of america can tackle the climate crisis it does become the basis for the inflation reduction act and the infrastructure investments and the jobs act. and the additional action to the national defense authorization act and the appropriations bill. because we havee to keep working and everything that we do but that inflation reduction act in particular allows us to meet president biden's goal to cut climate solution by 50 or 52 percent by 2030 and keeps on track of getting to net zero as soon as possible when you reflect upon the last term of congress the biden leadership in the leadership of speaker pelosi the strongest speaker in the house of representatives no matter what happens withst this midterm election the most effective speaker of the h

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states of america. thank you, all, so much. >> former vice president mike pence discusses his book "so help me god" about his life, faith and reflections on his time in the trump administration. hosted by the ronald reagan presidential library and museum in simi valley, california. live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. congress gets back to work in the wake of the mid term election. watch in the next weeks as the incoming 118th congress elects its leaders, makes key committee assignments, greets new members and sets an agenda for january, 2023. meanwhile the outgoing 117th congress uses its final weeks to tackle unfinished business such as defense spend, judicial nominations and funding for the federal government which is set to expire on december 16. followed it all live on the c-span networks and c-span now, our free, mobile video app, or any time on demand at span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view

to the united states of america last week, the idea of the chief of staff a warrant that the situation with iran is right now at a critical point. pushing washington to unite efforts and to strengthen corporation, including military in order to stand against the red in nuclear threat in the region to her and responded that israel and the u. s. will quotation be defeated in a war they wage against iran. here's what's the independent, political analyst and research. it told us earlier about tensions between iran and israel, and the u. s. is role in that they're most hawkish. people are very, very difficult to get them out there. they're very happy and willing to send other young men and women to go die on some battlefield for their own economic reasons, for their own geopolitical reasons. and ultimately, for the deeper imperialist goals of the u. s. and its allies in the region, and that is to destroy one of the last major powers in the region that doesn't bow down to washington or brussels or television. the outgoing israeli defense minister said that israel has capability and ability t

win any the united states of america. and i think there's a model in france and mexico. the question i have about a third party system is over time does that lead to better outcomes? and does that lead to a country nosolving bigger problems? and i don't know if coalition politics accusing in the uk and israel is better than a system that we have now. but what i think could happen, every stock but the 60 votes in the senate. here's a novel idea, forget the far left at ten and find 20 on the other side. they exist, it is possible. it exists in the house, it exists in theha senate. and what happens is when leadership in washington d.c. and what i mean by leadership that's majority leaderen in the senate or the speaker in the house, they drive all legislation out. rather than having stuffy committees actually driving it reald. people from both sides working to craft legislation that can get past. so if we only think nancy pelosi is a bad as if she works with 20 republicans on a piece of legislation, her far left wing is going

i can stand here as president united states of america and say with confidence united states of america will meet our emissions target by 2030 we're looking forward to do our report 2 words, the climate hill that the un secretary general so passionately warned about earlier this week we're not ignoring harbingers that are already here. is true so many disasters. climate crisis sitting hardest, those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and are showing me in the studio is d. w. climate reported us in iran, john, or to you and our listening that speech together by us presenter button to the climate conference. so you heard biden say that he would, he would, that america is on track to meet its climate reduction. it's greenhouse reduction commitments, greenhouse gas reduction commitments. do you see that actually happening? the analysis was seen so far, 5 of not on the card for an analysis. i buy it and has said with absolute confidence to quite them that the youth will meet these targets by 20. that would mean cutting a mission that the greenhouse gases heat

say with confidence, the united states of america will meet our emissions targets by 2030. racing forward to do our part to avert the climate hell that the u. n. secretary general so passionately warned about earlier this week. we're not ignoring harbingers that are already here. it's true, so many disasters. climate crisis is hitting hardest. those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and to recover. and that's why last year i committed to work with our congress to quadruple us support to climate finance and provide $11 billion 2020 for including $3 billion dollars for adoption. that's why the fund emergency plan for adaptation and resilience, prepare. we call it to help more than a half a billion people in developing countries respond to climate change. we're already requested more than two billion for the prepared this year. i'm going to fight to see that this and our other climate objectives are fully funded today as a down payment. we're announcing more than $150 million june this includes support for expanding early warning system to hel

today, thanks to the actions we have taken, i can stand here as president of the united states of america and say with confidence, the united states of america will meet our emissions targets by 2030. [applause] we are racing forward to do our part to avert the climate hell the u.n. secretary general so passionately warned about earlier this week. we are not ignoring the harbingers that are already here. there are so many disasters and the climate crisis is hitting hardest of those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and recover. that is why, last year, i committed to work with our congress to quadruple u.s. support to climate finance and provide $11 billion annually by 2024, including $3 billion for adaption. that is what we funded an emergency plan for adaptation and resilience to help more than one billion people in developing countries respond to climate change. we have requested more than $2 billion for this year. we are go to fight to see that this and our other climate objectives are fully funded today. as a down payment, we are announcing more than

states of america. thank you, all, so much. public service, and his own experience working with her.

we are the united states of america. you made it better. thank you. god bless you all. god protect our troops. go get him. we got a lot of work to do. thank you. [no audio] thank you. thank you all so much. ♪ host: good morning. it is november 11, veterans

states of america. [applause] i wasn't trained to be nice. i was just saving the facts. just stating the facts. in 2020, many of you voted for your first time and you volunteered in your first election. [applause] look at what you did. you exercise your power to vote and elected kamala harris the first women vice president. [applause] and you helped me keep my commitment that i would appoint the first black woman to the supreme court, justice jackson. guess what? she is probably the smartest person on the supreme court. because you voted this year we will keep building the foundation relay for the first two years. you prove once again that our democracy, the power is in the hands of the people. we the people, it is truly in our hands. we set the course for the nation's future. we have to remember who in god's name we are. i hope nothing else happens. render this, there's not a dam thing we can't do, if we do it together. we are the united states of america! [applause] and you made it better. thank you,

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it was a promise we had made to the united states of america. [applause] we are all focused on last tuesday. i am proud of how well we did. i wish we had done better. it seems obvious to me. i ran for office four times, for congress in south-central kansas. this will be the call for america, they need a vision grounded. personality and celebrity are not going to get it done. we can see that. [applause] the american people did not want to look backward, they want to look forward. they care about what happens tomorrow, not what happened yesterday. they are looking for people who have demonstrable claim to have the level to deliver good things for themselves and the community and their families. we want to do the right thing because it is good, not because it might help it elected. we want them to do the right thing because -- not because it makes them happy or people will applaud them. our come -- our party needs strong leaders. the line between things that happened abroad and things that happen here are very blurred. there is a notion of a secure

would you rather live than the united states of america? [applause] americans are not tired of freedom and democracy. they are tired of failed leadership. they haven't given up on the values that make our nation great. they are just fed up with politicians who put their self interests before america. i can tell you this, i'm not about to give up on the republican party or on america. none of us can. i still believe that america's best days are ahead of us and that there is a better path forward, if only we have the courage to seize it. thank you, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] getting leaders who can close the deal in november. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the governor of new hampshire, chris sununu. >> all right, good morning. so i walked in here and i said to matt, i said jeez matt, i, i do a lot of these things uh and you'll so i walked in here and i said to matt. i said jeez matt, i, i do a lot of these things. and you'll come to a room kind of midday and usually you'll see the group kin

we are the united states of america. [cheers] and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together some -- together, so vote. get out and vote. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. there is no more drilling. i have not performed any new drilling. >> [indiscernible] pres. biden: that was before i was president. we are trying to work on that and get that done. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers & applause] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ [chanting] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ ♪ >> this evening president biden

the question is, is ukraine now the 51st state of the united states of america? and what position does the lensky have in our government? this is outrageous, and the american people deserve answers. the reality is that many of the weapons intended by the united states for the ukrainian military have gone directly into the hands of terrorists and criminal organizations. some of them have simply been sold on the black market and other questions are being raised about the money that is poured into your brain from the united states as well. so it seems that these questions may be taken up by republicans for congressional investigations, as they take control of the house of representatives. there is an interest in seeing where some of those funds have gone. and if there was indeed foul play by the biden administration, and it's congressional allies when it came to writing these 1000000000 and billions and billions of dollars to checks to ukraine, it's high time to stop sending any more money. don't send another penny to the ukraine and to start auditing where the mone

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for example, arkansas produces almost half of the rice produced in the entire united states of america. so, we produce more than we consume. we produce and we depend upon global markets, whether brazil or europe or whether it is asia. that is true in reference to the impact of the war in ukraine. i go back to the days long ago in which jimmy carter imposed the grain embargo on russia. and it seems like times are turning back almost in the same direction. we haven't imposed a grain embargo but it was significant news that russia decided not to continue the blockade of grain coming out of ukraine which is huge reversal and good news for the global food market. that impacts arkansas in terms of the prices of the commodities we produce. we produce soybeans, we produce all kinds of grains and commodities that will be sold across the globe. secondly, it has impacted us in terms of impact cost. whenever we have economic sanctions on russia it results in higher fertilizer costs that goes into our agriculture products. so, the difficulty of getting then puts into our ag commodities has been a c

i would like to extend a warm welcome to his excellency, the president of the united states of america, and their excellencies, leaders of asean for attending the asean summit today. i am very pleased that we can meet again in person after our last meeting at the asean-u.s. special meeting in washington. this history reflects the commitment of the u.s. and the leadership of excellency joe biden to support asean's neutrality and rule-based architecture, which i personally consider important for maintaining peace and stability in the region. at the same time, the support and engagement of the u.s. in our asean community is truly important. especially in the context of bolstering asean from the covid-19 crisis, promoting regional resilience and addressing many pressing issues such as climate change, food and energy security and so on. your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, as we discussed in washington, d.c., all of the asean leaders who are presented here wish to underline our commitment in extending asean -u.s. relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership as outlined in the join

the question is, is the ukraine now the 51st state of the united states of america? republicans pledged accounts every sense the financial aid allocated to hear that says the policy prepared to take control of the house of representatives in east africa, climate related migration and displacement have steadily become a way of life. despite the upon countries only a mixing 0 point one percent of global emissions, the people pay a heavy price called $27.00 rap. so we explore how plenty of promises but little auction leave african states in the lurch, facing the climate emergency under biased and politically motivated verdicts against russia. that's moscow's reaction for the higgs addicts on the mh 17 plane crash with a very good morning to you watching r t international with me pizza scott taking over from rachel blevins. wherever you are joining us from. welcome to the program. you couldn't even president now says that he's not 100 percent. sure. if the aaron's message that killed 2 people in poland on tuesday was russian. that's a sharp contrast to his previous state

we are the united states of america. [cheers] and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we work together some -- together, so vote. get out and vote. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. there is no more drilling. i have not performed any new drilling. >> [indiscernible] pres. biden: that was before i was president. we are trying to work on that and get that done. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers & applause] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ [chanting] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ ♪ >> tomorrow president biden and former president trump continue on the campaign trail. at 6:30 eastern at 8:00 former president trump is campaigning for gop candidates including u.s. senate candidate vance. you can of these events life monday here on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> tuesday, election day, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern watch c-span's live election night coverage to see which party will control congress, here are the results as they happen from house,

the question is, is ukraine now the 31st state of the united states of america? and what position does the lensky have in our government? this is outrageous. and the american people deserve answers. it's high time to stop sending any more money. don't send another penny to the ukraine and to start auditing, where the money went. the co for the old it comes as the u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000.00 on aid to ukraine this year, with $37000000000.00 in additional help requested by biden, from congress. this is 20 percent more money than the entire annual defense budget . the russian federation bitter fights over washington. politics are begun as the power dynamic shifts in the united states of the republicans, one back of the control of the load chamber of the congress this week. setting up a more divided and polarized american government for the next 2 years of poisons presidency. however, this is not the biggest issue for the president as the g o. p promises to investigate joe biden himself, his administration. i'll his family's business dealings. our inv

the question is, is ukraine now the 51st state of the united states of america as u. s. republicans pledge to counter every cent the financial aid allocate a big key of the party, wins partial control congress with to have you with us here for the sunday program from moscow. one our t international. this is the weekly with the top headlines off today and of the week. so europe's largest nuclear power plot ends up at all. she has once again come under attack. the russian defense minister, reclaim ukrainian forces fired more than a dozen rounds of artillery shells at the site in the last 24 hours. however, it reports say that ukraine's nuclear power agency has accused moscow of cowering out the strikes. meantime, the head of the international atomic energy agency is called for a protection zone around the plant and for an end to the shelling which does risk that if a catastrophic nuclear incident is our senior correspondent. but i guess they have, well, this is the 2nd day that's ukrainian artillery has been selling this up at ocean nuclear power plant, the largest in e

the question is, is ukraine now the 31st state of the united states of america, u. s. of over those, both account, every sense of financial aid allocated the policy with partial control of congress and the hague ruling on the age, 17 plane crash as bias and politically motivated off russian, national or sentence in absentia with good, good afternoon, good evening where ever you are in the world, welcome to our t international. i welcome to the weekly where we take a look at both. we've talked stories. great to have you with us. i'm. we're on time on the, let's get started. this week stop story cave hasn't been tracked on his pre this claim that a mis wild. i hit a polish village this week, going to people came from the russian military ukraine air force. but as far as it has, can see that several parts of the projects are actually appear to have been ukrainian you great presence of as he who in this he said russia was to blame for the miss are despite adamant denials from moscow has also appeared to change his perspective on the incident. sure. it was, i don't know wha