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eastern here on c-span, on c-span.org, or watch it through the new c-span video app at c-span now. it is free to download and free to watch. it is our open forum. we are hearing about public policy or political issue to talk about. it is the time for the program where return the show over to you. john in virginia on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. i want to say i am 70 years old. i read "1984" for the first time about three years ago. it is kind of amazing. i don't know if you have ever read the book. one of the things he describes is the hour of hate in the factories. everybody went and a hallway at 11:00 and started screaming about how much they hated this one leader. it is so similar to what is going on nowadays. we have an hour of hate whenever c-span brings up trump for the last four years. we have an hour of hate where the people call in about how much they hate him. it is amazing the similarity. i wondered if you noticed the same thing. how george orwell could have predicted this in 1949. all the hate has got to stop. host: how do we stop the hate? caller: pr

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c-span that's a real issue. as a nation we are struggling with two large institutions which are the media and education. these problems are not mutually exclusive. our public schools must intentionally develop skills that empower citizens to filter through the propaganda that's thrown at them from the range of, quote, news stations, who are anything but news. and we need regulations such as disclaimers that require the propaganda channels, such as fox, to articulate who owns the propaganda they are constantly spinning. roberta in connecticut. democrats line. caller: hello. how are you? host: fine. caller: hi. i watch c-span house of representatives and the senate mostly daily. especially in these times. and i'm kind of confused when people talk about the infrastructure and 3.5. and there are indication that is everybody will have taxes raised and all that. in following biden and his campaign, he always talked about the fact that all of this would be paid by big corporations and billionaires. and that the money t

live on c-span, c-span.org, or the new c-span now video app. the covid-19 response covid coordinator said vaccination rates rose by 20% after businesses, health care systems, and state and local governments adopted covid-19 federal vaccine requirements. he made the announcement at the white house covid-19 virtual briefing. this is about early minutes. >> thank you for joining us. first, i want to provide an update on our efforts to protect more americans by getting more shots in arms, starting with vaccinating the unvaccinated. thanks to the president's leadership on vaccination requirements, we continue to make important progress. more than 3500 organizations, from health-care systems to educational institutions to state and local governments to private businesses, they have already stepped up to adopt vaccination requirements. these vaccination requirements have increased vaccination rates by 20% plus, with organizations routinely seeing their share of fully vaccinated workers rise above 90%. on monday, washington state announced more than 90

watch "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern on c-span or the c-span now. join us with your facebook comments, texts, tweets. on jour" continues. host: joining ups this morning is dan kildee, a democrat from michigan and part of the leadership team in the house. congressman, let me show you "the hill"'s front page headline this morning. dems hit wall with progressives. your reaction. guest: well this is a tough negotiation. the fact that it's only taking place with democrats is a unique aspect of these. these are hard issues we're trying to tackle. we have a lot of diversity of opinion within the democratic caucus. that's ok. i think one of the things that i take from this, that i fry to talk about when i go back home is that this isn't dysfunction. this isn't failure this is basically how the democratic process works. we argue with one another. we do it in public. sometimes it's not pretty. but it's not like people storming the capitol or denying basic facts of science or denying the outcome of an election. this is the democratic process in full display. a

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lead coverage is on c-span, online at c-span.org and watch on our video app, c-span now. next an update on federal efforts to combat the pandemic. the white house covid-19 response team talked about and expensing -- expansion of testing options, covid and flu vaccinations and therapeutics. >> thanks for joining us. in a moment i will turn to doctors wilensky, fauci and murphy. i will start with discussing progress we're making on testing, vaccination and boosters, three critical arts of the president six point plan to accelerate the recovery from the pandemic. first, testing. in the past few months, testing has increased. particularly at home testing, and convenient option that came to market earlier this year. to meet this increased demand, the president's plan wraps up the availability of tests -- ramps up the availability of test and access to pretesting. in a matter of weeks we have made significant progress on both fronts. in september at the president's direction, the federal government invested $2 billion to ensure tests are available to those who need them and pur

, c-span now. download today. >> washington journal continues. host: congressman gary palmer is the representative for the sixth district in alabama and chairs the republican policy committee in the house. welcome to "washington journal." >> -- guest: thank you for having me host: -- thank you for having me. host: let's talk about as a witness the negotiations going on with the build back better plan. what is your view on the current negotiations and where you think this will lead? guest: i hope it leads to us having the opportunity in a bipartisan passion to sit down and talk about what our national priorities are across the board, perfect -- particularly with infrastructure but also getting our economy going again and dealing with the supply chain crisis and dealing with china. i think what we're doing right now is not productive, it is not in the interest of the country. we need to sit down and evaluate where we are heading as a nation , particularly in the areas i talking about. as we have this

listen to c-span radio, and discover new podcasts all for free. download c-span now today. host:r nato secretary-general andrew rasmusson on the future of the organization and the threats that it faces. mr. secretary general, welcome to the washington journal. guest: good morning. host: remind us again about the nato. it's historic and current emissions. guest: historically, the most successful peace movement in history has insured peace and stability in the north atlantic area since it was established in 1949. we still with challenges. russia constitutes a security threat to europe, but recently, we have also seen more aggressive chinese behavior that is also something that affects european countries, so, i see china as a new security challenge. host: you served a from 2009 to 2014. not during the trump administration. largely during the obama administration. but as you look at the nato during the trump administration and now, the biden admits, is there a difference in the way the administration's approach their relations with nato? guest: there may be an difference in rhe

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