Rep. Cheney thank you. John this is the only case in which liz cheney is to my left. Youve got to take them. At low hanging fruit, but it tastes good. The dean told us this was an easter crowd. Were pleased we did not have to go to good thank you all for being here. Thank you, congresswoman janie. As the dean so eloquently said, y and you have embodied it in a way that is an inspiration, so thank you. Representative cheney thank you. John lets start on january 6, 2021. You get up, you think it will be just another day, how does that work . Rep. Cheney it is a wonderful privilege to be here with the dean and the bishop and john who is not only canon historian, but is the voice of our age as an american historian. And so were very grateful for all that youve done. John that is why we are in the trouble we are in right there. Rep. Cheney i am grateful that john introduced me to tim mcgraw and faith hill, the coolest people ive ever met. John she never said anything nice to me until we int
Future President Trump. Your argument than was that trump needed to pick someone from the midwest, someone who could help break the blue wall which you successfully did. This time around you are saying he should pick a person of color. So the question, what has changed . I would say many things. I wrote a lengthy oped a couple months ago about who should be President Trump number two. I named probably 15 people. There are people i would put on lake senator bill hagerty of tennessee, for example. I know there are people about putting rfk on his ticket, the crowding out bidens ability to win back some of those democrats that were purged from the Democratic Party because they purged rfk jr. From the Democratic Party and forced into run as an independent. But in my oped, i make the argument i make now. Women rising in this country, particularly in politics and elsewhere. But he doesnt need to do that. We are all paying the cost dearly. If you look at even kamala harris, there doesnt seem t
Should the u. S. Be more active or less active in overseas conflicts . Republicans dial in at 202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Independents, 202 7488002. You can also join the conversation by text. 202 7488003. Include your first name, city and state. Or on facebook. Com cspan, and a post on x with the handle cspanwj. The president is expected to sign the package today. Look for coverage on cspan. O rg. Here is how the money breaks down. 95 billion total, similar to what the Senate Approved in february. 60. 8 billion and ukraine eight, 26. 4 billion dollars in israel and gaza humanitarian aid. For israel. Humanitarian aid for gaza. 8. 1 billion dollars for allies in the indo pacific region. That is how the money breaks down. Here is democratic senator patty murray yesterday arguing a vote for the foreign aid package is sending a message around the world about American Leadership. Lets listen. [video] at a time when the world is watching and wondering if the u. S. Is still capable o
Draw solutions from a commercial sector. The russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how data can be for u. S. Government for National Security purposes. These developments bring to the floor questions of adversary against Space Systems owned by u. S. Space commercial operators and the space force should address this challenge. The space force has released long anticipated strategy which outlines how the Space Force Plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send signals to industry collaborateors. The strategy addresses the questions safeguarding space assets in conflict. What does it mean for the future of Space Security and how will it shape the future of u. S. Space force. To discuss these questions, we are fortunate to be joined by deputy chief of Space Operations, strategy, plans and programs and requirements Lieutenant General shop bratton who will insights on the future of Space Security. As the chief strategy and resourcing officer, he has o
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome alix fraser, the honorable richard gephardt, farrow candace, eli frazier, anatole and nicole tisdale. [applause] just waiting on one more here. Mic challenges. While were waiting, its a pleasure to be with you, audience, but for me personally, its a true privilege to be with this panel, an Incredible Group of people, many of whom i get to work with on a regular basis on the council for responsible social media. As ive sat here these last few days and listened to these conversations and grappled with the core of what were trying to do and understand, ive come to one central question, can our democracy survive if something isnt changed in our information environment . And of course at the core of that is social media, which is what were here to talk about today, technology. And its become the dominant form of communication. Its becoming the predominant way in which people get their information and news, particularly for young people. And what has this