mace: every single day i drink coffee. i have to stop by noon, or i will be up at all hours of the night. i have a french press, i make cappuccinos, any way i can get whenever i am in the mood for it that day. i love coffee. neil: maybe we will have to start a coffee bar as a way of bringing members together across the aisle. in the old days, a literal bar, but we might be able to get away with a coffee bar. >> when congress opens back up again, i have a nitro cold brew keg in my office. i keep my staff caffeinated. it is delicious. neil: i like that approach. next time we are on the hill we , will stop by your office for a cold brew. enough about coffee. let's talk about childcare. one of the things the pandemic exposed amongst a lot of things was how a lack of access to affordable childcare can really impact the ability of parents, working parents, to simply go to work. by some accounts, about 14 million parents with young children in this country. access to affordable childcare, in particular, was a problem pre-pandemic

host: congresswoman mace, i will give you the last word here. any challenges for those assembled here today? rep. mace: i was in transportation infrastructure with every republican that rejected and i tried to work and my communities -- committees. oversight committee does have oversight over inspector general. i tried to have ideas that would be bipartisan. a reality that i have seen, it has been very partisan when there is truly a majority in my district. infrastructure is extremely important. i have port, i have the 10th fastest growing district in the nation. i really thought that transportation infrastructure would be the place in the house where we could work together. the higher ups decided it wasn't going to be that way. i hope that we can do better in the future. i saw firsthand how many women in the workforce had to battle being out of school last year and the importance of childcare for our younger generations and the really young families. also looking at the different caucuses, problem solvers caucus is a good one of democrats and r

impeachment to others joined nancy mace of south carolina made the point for her vote for contempt of bannon. that was her explanation but the bottom line is republicans were never going to get on board with this investigation and everyone holding steve bannon in contempt of congress. >> william, it's clear that nine voted for but 202 voted no. that's evidence and that's evidence of description that joe scarborough has been using on this show over and over again as a no nothing party. they are advocating their responsibility, 2002 republicans in the house of representatives basically seated at the power of the house. we need to understand that for what it's. it connects for what jean was talking about the last hour about the republican party

of wyoming, adam can endure -- kinsinger, nancy mace of south carolina, joan paso of new york. fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and representative fred upton. the resolution now heads to the justice department, which will decide whether to prosecute mr. bannon. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. provided by these television companies and more, including cox. >> cox is committed to providing eligible families access to internet. bridging the digital divide. cox, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up friday on c-span,

in favor of the resolution was congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina. she spoke to reporters yesterday and explained her vote. >> i want the power to subpoena when we start investigating some of the crises that are facing the biden administration right now, whether we're talking about the border or the botched exit from afghanistan. there are a lot of things i'm going to want to investigate when we're in the majority that we're not doing right now. >> in a rare show of bipartisanship during yesterday's vote t house committee's secretary chairman bennie thompson led the floor debate along with his co-chair, liz cheney. cheney called out her republican colleagues and specifically kevin mccarthy during her remarks. >> my colleagues in the republican party, the republican members of this body, have to understand, have to recognize that there's a moment when politics must stop if we want to defend and protect our institutions. a violent assault on the capitol to stop a constitutional process

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nancy mace, of course is from south carolina. the first district in the state state of south carolina and not from georgia. i did paraphrase her correctly in that, joe, she was completely against the basic principle of why they were voting against steve bannon. i guess she was saying it was for the reason that the house of representatives has to be available with subpoena power of the house has to be available for republicans that she says is going to take the house back. but really it's the issue of the house of representatives which was attacked. and separation of powers. and the legal authority at the house. joe. >> i think, you know, the fragile nature of our democracy, our republic, is based now on the premise that we're all playing by the same rule book. whether it's democrats, republicans. and when some of this scoffing

ohio, jamie for about her washington state, nancy mace of south carolina, john castro of new york, fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, and fed -- fred upton and peter meyer as well. the resolution now heads to the justice department which will have to decide whether to prosecute mr. bennet coming up today on c-span, the houses back at 9:00 eastern to work on legislation that would create more accommodation for nursing mothers in the workplace. and at 9:00 on

nancy mace of south carolina and brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania also voted yes today. interestingly, the brother of former vice president, mike pence, who you may recall was the subject of the hang mike pence chants and had to flee for his safety on january 6th, his brother did not vote. the vast majority of republican members of the house, 202 of them, voted to allow steve bannon to skirt. jim banks of indiana issued this call an hour before the vote. >> the select committee is engaged in an unconstitutional, political investigation. a sham investigation. conducted by a sham committee. that refuses to answer real questions about what happened on january 6th. i urge all of my colleagues to make the moral vote. do the right thing. i urge you to vote for the rule of law, for the institution of congress and against the select

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here with us now, nancy mace. doesn't seem like a fair trade here. the americans saying we're going to give you millions and million of aid, but in return, we're not really asking for anything or guaranteeing anything. the taliban won't guarantee to fight isis. they won't guarantee to allow women and girls to become respected members of society and they won't guarantee to save freedom of americans that are afghan allies out. what is the point? >> we get nothing in return here, this is deeply disturbing. the fact that the united states doesn't recognize the taliban, why are we negotiating with them. >> first we give them our arms and an air force and now we're striking this humanitarian deal that all of us that have common sense know that those millions of dollars won't be spend on humanitarian aid. if we're going to give that money over, what do we get for it in return? what we got is a taliban spokesperson telling the world that they're not going to contain isis or al-quaida or any other terrorist organization that is growing by the day and by numbe

you see republicans opening community centers or maces to contact latino voters in place look south texas or san antonio. so this in connection election and 2024 should be interesting to see how much they get and where latinos fall given the circumstances of the upcoming elections. host: what did the 2021 elections tells about those trends? guest: one thing we saw is a shift toward trump relative to 2016. for example, in 2015 trump had about 28% of latino voters support and in 2020 according to our verified voter study he won about 38% of latino divorce support. that means biden support was lower than among hillary clinton in 2016. she won 66%. biden won 59% in 2020. so biden still won the vote but it is interesting trump was able to make gains among latino voters and did so across the country not just south florida but south texas, in the southwest. places like philadelphia and san francisco there were insulate gains that trump made across the country among latino voters in many places. host: guest: part of it is different groups of latinos. part of it is trends that have been long-stand

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mace for five minutes. rep. mace: i believe this is a very important issue. whether you're a veteran or not. having information and data to have this hearing is equally important, we really don't have much stated to go from in terms of the number of vets arrested on january 6, i have seen figures from 40 to 70. pretty wide spring there. it is no secret there are criminals looking to pray on unsuspecting internet users, including veterans. nowadays it seems everyone is at risk for disinformation, identity theft, the internet and social media. despite well known threats, there are individuals not armed with proper knowledge to make informed decisions about what they are consuming, clicking, liking. that is why ranking member boston died introduced -- bost and i introduce the veteran cyber awareness act, it creates an outreach campaign to educate veterans about cyber risks. today's hearing has made it clear we lack crucial data and information to determine whether veterans are actually more or less vulnerable than other civilians, and how many veterans are actua

but they gained a new member in nancy mace. let me play for you why she voted yes on the bannon concept referral. >> i think it is important the remember no matter who is in power we are consistent in our beliefs and our values, and in the constitution, and in the powers and privileges thereof of congress. when republicans are in the majority in a year and a half as i believe we will be, i want to fight for the ability and the opportunity for us to have subpoena power. i don't want to water that down. >> again, this is the bare minimum we should expect from someone paid by the taxpayers, to simply be faithful to the ability for congress to have subpoena power. that's the sum of it. it puts her on a list of nine -- let's call them heros in this day and age. people willing to call up up, down down, right right and left left. i wonder if she will be punished as hard as cheney and kinzinger. >> congressman mace has an interesting trajectory. i think she wavered between speaking out against trump explicitly and directly than taking

rely on the senate to help us make a difference. >> one of the things i respect about representative mace as she understands technology and frankly, is not enough technology literacy in congress. the future competition with china is a technology competition. we need to be leading and technology, in ari, and quantum computing, and congress needs to quickly get up to speed so we can win in the 21st century. >> bret: we thank you both for coming. we ask a lot of lawmakers to come from both sides of the aisle. when they come together it does really show there is some possibility of doing that on capitol hill. i know you have many different views between the two of you but it's pretty neat to see you working together on this. >> we are trying. thank you. >> thank you. >> bret: up next we take you to a migrant camp in panama, part of a treacherous route to the u.s. for thousands of people. >> they deport me to haiti, i will take it but it's not what i want. because over there, it's like hell. there's no life over there. ♪ ♪ growing up in a little red house, on the edge of a forest in norway

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nancy mace has this idea puppies shouldn't be tortured. i wish anthony fauci felt the same way. you will find out what is happening to beagles in tunisia and wish he felt the same way. i booked him on a whim. wish me luck i hope it comes out good. let me start the show. i always thought optimistic cease the glass half full than half empty. when it comes to being vaccinated. you would think a nation who has 70% of eligible citizens vaccinated would feel good about itself. most vulnerable 85%. did delta variant on retreat. over 40 states, the numbers are going down. this would be all good news. of the glass is two thirds full. but not according to the biden administration. according to them, it's not who is vaccinated, it's who is not vaccinated. and the biden's ultimatum for people to get the shot or be fired has created anger and angst from schools, to hospitals, to firehouses, to police departments, all across this great nation. putting all of our safety and security in jeopardy and their individual careers in turmoil. case in point, check out massachusetts, a republican govern

also representatives meyer, gonzalez, simpson, upton, catco, and mace all voting in the affirmative. those eight votes along with the democratic majority assuring that this criminal contempt referral will pass. >> thank you very much. >> steve bannon, a long-time adviser of former president donald trump and the man who predicted this on the day before january 6th -- >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> reporter: -- is now in a legal predicament. the house of representatives set to refer him to the department of justice for criminal contempt of congress because he has refused to comply with the subpoena of the january 6th select committee. >> on january 5th steve bannon said on his podcast that all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. he promised something unprecedented, unforeseen, and told everybody to buckle up or fasten on or whatever. i mean, you tell me. >> reporter: the vote now triggers a process in the hands of the department of justice. they will decide if bannon's defiance is worthy of prosecution. if convicted bannon could face fines and jail time. attorney g

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one of the republicans who voted in favor of the resolution was congresswoman nancy mace. she spoke to reporters yesterday and explained her vote. >> i want the power to subpoena when we start investigating some of the crises that are facing the biden administration right now or talking about the border or the botched exit from afghanistan. there were a lot of things that i'm going to want to investigate when we're in the majority that we're not doing right now. >> the house select committee's democratic chairman, congressman bennie thompson, led yesterday's floor debate along with his republican co-chair, congresswoman liz cheney. cheney called out her republican colleagues and specifically minority leader kevin mccarthy, during her remarks. >> my colleagues in the republican party, the republican members of this body, have to understand, have to recognize, that there's a moment when politics must stop. if we want to defend and protect our institutions. a violent assault on the capitol to stop a process of counting electoral votes is that moment. they all knew that on tha

. >> my view is that steve bannon as a member when all of these conversations took mace. in heft in 2017. had the court said can't claim executive privilege. add to that the fact that he really is trying to piggyback the former president trump's claim of executive privilege. we have already seen. the biden white house in a very specific letter, i'm paraphrasing here said, look, you don't get to try and subvert the constitution and then wlap yourself in the constitution. not specifically written in the. if you want free and unfettered interest. we'll balance that against the public's right to know. there was an insurrection, there was an attempted coup and the public deserves what happened? >> now sheerly would have to give hifs roll. >> it's hard to believe you could piece this together and not call together frumpd. we know having seen the first impeachment and subpoenas, you can win even if you have a losing legal aural content. a lot of that information is publically available. parts we all deserve to hear. our country, our constitution under risk and our government und

so the consequences will be a sea level globally of about 60 maces, higher than it is today. and very, very well conditions, though it might take several centuries so millennia said, gets about points. but the lesson from the geology is quite straightforward. when you get a 1000 parts for 1000000 of carbon dioxide, the well changes unrecognizably from what it is today. so the world like you say he is to be pitted into east and west camps, but really it could be seen as divided between south and the north. right. northern countries fair much better and there are more develop technologically advanced richer. and they used to own the south to so with climate change hitting the south, 1st of all, how will that serve division never be breached? will the south just be thrown back hundreds of years by natural disasters? never to recover? well, i think blue bull warming is just that is going to affect us, us all. there is a, a concern that it's the poorest countries that might suffer the most launched because of some of them, of our living, a quite low levels 1st the see. and that wi

nancy mace is someone who was elected to congress in one of these swingy swing districts. she was a woman in the republican party at a time when republican women were beingishered in in 2020. she is someone who worked for donald trump. i met her on the campaign trail in the 2016 campaign election. she is also someone who supported the ouster of liz cheney from house leadership. she doesn't necessarily want to continue looking back at the intraparty fighting that happened in the immediate months after trump's departure from washington. instead, she wants to look forward. but she also has been outspoke benn the role that the former president has played in the party. i am very interested in the fact that she is among these eight people. again, we thought that the ceiling was the ten people who voted to impeach. clearly, that's not exactly true. you but look at the list here of the eight people, they are mostly those folks who voted to impeach the former president. but that one really did catch my attention. >> ally vitale, thank you. with 70 votes to go we are out of time. th

i want to make sure that it sounds like we got the right systems in mace to -- place to reach the folks who will be the applicant. >> chair bustos: thank you. i want to say that it takes pressure and time to create a diamond. it took the pressure of the community as well as the time that has been allotted to make sure that this is done right. it's going to create diamonds out of the young people in bayview hunters point. the first of my family to go to college, i owe it to people who believed in me. people at the legacy foundation and staff at lennar and everybody working on this, you tell us and you show us that believe in these young people in this community that deserve to be molded and shaped into an incredible diamond. there could be someone who finds cure for cancer or supreme court justice or president of the united states. you never know. i'm proud and thrilled that it took the pressure and the time to make this happen. i want to thank everybody who is involved. commissioners, we would need a motion to move this item. >> commissioner ransom-scott: i move that we approve of this

adam kinzinger of illinois, anthony gonzalez of ohio jamie herrera beutler of washington state, nancy mace of south carolina john katko of new york, and michigan representatives fred upton and peter meyer. the resolution now justice department, which will have to decide whether to prosecute mr. bannon. >> get c-span on the go. watch the day's biggest political events live or on demand anytime anywhere onle now. access top highlights, listen to c-span radio, and discover new podcasts all for free. download c-span now today. >> c-span's journal"washington journal," every day we're taking you live every day and discuss you. friday morning, we'll discuss the latest on president biden's build back better agenda, fiscal deadlines and congressional news of congressman gary palmer and vermont democratic congressman peter welch. watch "washington journal" live 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or c-span now, or new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook and tweets. >> sunday night on "q&a", retired california courta critical look at our legal system. "her honor" address

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msps looked on as the mace and the crown of scotland were placed in the chamber, symbolising the challenges of this parliamentary term. marking this new session brings a sense of beginning and renewal. the scottish parliament has been at the heart of scotland's response to the pandemic, with people across this country looking to you for leadership and stewardship. due to the pandemic, much of the music was recorded around the country. here in plockton... and this group of asylum seeking and refugee musicians in nicola sturgeon�*s glasgow constituency. we are a nation proud to call itself simply home for everyone who chooses to live here. and it is indeed fitting that the growing diversity of modern scotland is now reflected more clearly in this new parliament. the queen spoke of fond memories of time spent in scotland with her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. she also said it was a moment to look to a new generation. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. you've gotta love it, proper british coastline. earlier this summer we went on an adventure across the uk

mace for five minutes. >> i had to unmute myself. thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate everyone who is with us this morning on this. i believe it's a very important issue. domestic terrorism, from domestic and foreign terrorism is an important issue, no matter whether you're a veteran or not. i think often having information and data to have this hearing is equally important. and my understanding is we really don't have much data to go from on this hearing in terms of the number of vets arrested on january 6th, i think we have heard testimony from 40 to 70. very wide span there. there's no secret there are criminals who prey on unsuspecting internet users including our veterans. nowadays it seems everyone is at risk of this information by getting scammed and fraud spread on the internet and social media. despite all these well known threats, there are many individuals who are not armed with the proper knowledge to make informed decisions about what they are consuming, clicking, and liking and reading online. that's why ranking member bost and i introduced h

the interesting one i would point to is nancy mace. she is somebody who worked for donald trump, who has been you know pretty criminal account of what is -- pretty critical on what is happening, she has been outspoken on the dangers of that day, that they shun be forgotten. she is a surprise in where we are looking now in terms of the ten or show republicans who voted to impeachment trump. she didn't. her vote stands out this afternoon. >> robert costa, your thoughts about the few, the bereave, the people who can see the truth about january 6th. the eight people so far on the board to hold steve bannon in contempt? >> so much of this is they don't want to defy donald trump ahead of their 2022 re-election contests. it is a wait and see game. a lot of them believe the supreme court may decide whether bannon has to testify, whether trump has executive privilege over conversations with bannon, who didn't work at the white house during this transition period. it is important to understand what happened. bannon's talking to trump. as woodwar

the pipeline had been split open and apparently dragged, more than 50 maces along the ocean floor, possibly by ships anchor. it st. hundreds of thousands of liters of oil spilling into the water. and on 2 beaches and protected marshland, california's governor says the spell is more proof, aging oil platforms need to be phased out. so it's time once and for all to disabuse ourselves that this has to be part of our future. this is part of our past, and we can moralize and talk about the good old days. we can talk about how important these rigs have been to the prosperity of this country in the middle class. but at the end of the day, this is about the stale air of normalcy versus the fresh air progress. safety advocates have pushed for years. the tougher rules on protecting spills and things like automatic valves to shut down the flow of oil. but the industries resisted such measures because of the costs involved along this coastline, beaches could remain closed for weeks, and the pipeline companies being investigated, to the possible negligence expert, say, it's too early to know the full co

msps looked on as the mace and the crown of scotland were placed in the chamber, symbolising the challenges of this parliamentary term. marking this new session does indeed bring a sense of beginning and renewal. the scottish parliament has been at the heart of scotland's response to the pandemic, with people across this country looking to you for leadership and stewardship. due to the pandemic, much of the music was recorded around the country. here in plockton... and this group of asylum—seeking and refugee musicians in nicola sturgeon�*s glasgow constituency. we are a nation proud to call itself simply home for everyone who chooses to live here. and it is indeed fitting that the growing diversity of modern scotland is now reflected more clearly in this new parliament. the queen spoke of fond memories of time spent in scotland with her late husband, the duke of edinburgh. she also said it was a moment to look to a new generation. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were 30,301 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, whi

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