january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. he claims it would be counterproductive and duplicate the work of other panels. just last week the commission was hailed as a promising sign of cooperation in congress. a republican, a member of mccarthy s own conference, negotiated a deal with a democrat but now several lawmakers are questioning the commission s fate. the house votes on whether to approve it tomorrow. cnn s chief congressional correspondent manu raju is on capitol hill. so, what s the vote look like in the house there and the question is, will the commission get the support it needs to move forward? that is the question. it will pass the house tomorrow. there s no question about it. that s because the democrats hold a narrow majority in the house. we do expect some republicans but not a lot, some house republicans to vote for it. that will be enough for it to pass, despite kevin mccarthy coming out and violence that occurred last summer during the protests
is impacting small businesses across the food system. coming up this morning on washington journal, your reaction to last night s presidential debate between president trump and joe biden. good morning. washington journal for september 30. the house comes in at 9:00 a.m. we are devoting today to hearing from you about the first debate between president trump and former vice president joe biden. here is how you can let us know your thoughts on last night. if you support joe biden, call (202) 748-8000. if you support president trump, (202) 748-8001. perhaps you are an undecided voter or you support another candidate. call us at (202) 748-8002. you can text us at (202) facebook tweet us, available to you at facebook.com/c-span. we will show you bits from last night, all of which is available at c-span.org. to help us this morning is john mcardle. . there were plenty of interruptions but cnn found when it came to actual speaking time, president trump and former vice president
investigative reporter covering a story and i was really blown away by the fact when you cover stories were powerful interests are trying to shape them and you re not getting the true picture. we will talk about all that today. carter can we start with you giving a little brief background about your education. where you went to school, and very briefly your job experience in career? guest: yes, sherrill, think it s much during this today it s great to be with you. i grew up in dutchess county new york. and i received eight nomination into the u.s. naval academy which i started a week after graduating high school in 1989. and so i completed annapolis and was then commissioned in the u.s. navy and served the u.s. navy first as an arms-control action officer during international arms control negotiations and the pentagon. and then i moved into michael served on a couple of surface warfare ships. a couple navy ships in the atlantic than in the middle eas east. host: don t y
vladimir putin preferred hillary clinton to win the 2016 election. he has cleared all transcripts for release, and if schiff were to refuse to release them, grenell would then directly do so so. grenell telling schiff the 53 transcripts of testimony should be revealed to the public to honor schiff s previous public statements as well as the republican members of the intelligence committee who have demanded the release for months and months now. as well as a unanimous committee vote back in 2018 to release all of the interviews. director grenell says if schiff won t allow the transcripts to be released, he is, quote, willing to release the transcripts directly from the odni. the office of the director of national intelligence. a house intelligence committee today spokesman accused the dni of being, quote, overtly political. overtly political for releasing the letter that reveals the transcripts are unclassified and now ready. the spokesman dud not, however did not, however,
vladimir putin preferred hillary clinton to win the 2016 election. he has cleared all transcripts for release, and if schiff were to refuse to release them, grenell would then directly do so so. grenell telling schiff the 53 transcripts of testimony should be revealed to the public to honor schiff s previous public statements as well as the republican members of the intelligence committee who have demanded the release for months and months now. as well as a unanimous committee vote back in 2018 to release all of the interviews. director grenell says if schiff won t allow the transcripts to be released, he is, quote, willing to release the transcripts directly from the odni. the office of the director of national intelligence. a house intelligence committee today spokesman accused the dni of being, quote, overtly political. overtly political for releasing the letter that reveals the transcripts are unclassified and now ready. the spokesman dud not, however did not, however,