and if i were one of the nader commanders, i would want to challenge that. do you think this high things game will play out somehow in the near future? do you think nader will try to sort of test those red lines as the kremlin draws them? well, symbolically, you know, like the visits of that parish warship destroyer to the black sea when they sample, that is not the real danger. but that's what i mean symbolically, they will go on testing them and making the point. but i mean, there is no desire. heard about the russians do think for the russians. it's also a symbolic issue or well, the thing was on the nato saw there is only one real red line in the sense of a line that if crossed will lead to war. and that is an attack on the nature member, because then there is a legal obligation, a treaty obligation to fight. so you know, if to a repetition, in lapse of both pose of what happened in ukraine, then it would be very, very dangerous indeed. but once again, rusher i think the russian government understands that very well and has no such intention. and on, as

the white house covid-19 response gordon nader -- coordinator talked about that. [video clip] >> on osha, the team has been working to >> we'll leave this program here. you can watch the rest of it on our website c-span.org.

the white house covid-19 response gordon nader -- coordinator talked about that. [video clip] >> on osha, the team has been working to develop the emergency temporary standard that covers employees with over 100 employees -- employers with over 100 employees to ensure workers are fully vaccinated or undergoing testing on at least a one time per week basis to stop the spread in the workplace. the agency has submitted the text of the emergency temporary standards to the office of management and budget. while we do not have a specific time to provide today, the rule will be finalized soon. we know businesses are already acting. we have seen major companies and small businesses and other organizations step up every day with vaccination requirements. host: daniel suhr on that osha rule and what you're looking for when it does come out. guest: as soon the osha rule is published, we will see the biden administration in court. it is illegal and unconstitutional. the act is meant to protect people in their workplace against toxic substances. these emergency rules are only

the white house covid-19 response gordon nader -- coordinator talked about that. [video clip] >> on osha, the team has been working to >> we'll leave this program here. you can watch the rest of it on our website c-span.org. we'll take you live now to a conversation with arkansas senator john boozman on the 2022 midterm elections. this is hosted by "the washington post." >> good afternoon, welcome to "washington post" live. i'm jackie, author of the congressional correspondent for "the washington post." my guest today is senator john boozman, sooner senator from arkansas. dean of arkansas delegation. he's here to discuss the status of the biden economic agenda, what republican senators want. but first begin with food production. senator, welcome. thanks so much for joining us today. post live. senator boozman: thank you so much for having me. it's a pleasure. >> all eyes are on the cargo ships anchored off of california. talk about the supply chain issues we are seeing. specifically with regards to trucking. you are supportive of legislation to help train addition

they came out of the bush versus gore race where nader was accused of being a spoiler and they argued if we had ranked choice voting al gore would be president and i work to implement that my college and many other colleges for their student body elections we saw in new york with the ranked choice voting that it took a long time for the winner to be declared so how can we make sure you have a voting system like ranked choice voting that is more democratic but not that takes so long that people look at the system and blame the system for thedelay . >> i lost that race and i'm still here strongly advocating ranked choice voting. for a guy that didn't win with it. but 95 percent of new yorkers have ranked choice voting and 77 percentwant to do it again . you're right eric that new york city board of elections is not exactly known for its stellar punctuality and other things. but the process is extraordinarily powerful and popular and you know, the fact that it wasn't as honorable as it should be we should make sure that's better the next time. >> last question on the forward party, no th

world's largest opening prison camp garza, all of them all coming up in tonight is going underground. nader nation media has been predictably scathing about a change of power in resource rich to dawn. as the i m. f. friendly prime minister, abdullah ham doc was removed from power. joining me now from washington, dc is the saddam ambassador to the usa, the time doc appointed neural din sadie ambassador, thanks so much for coming on. we'll have to be very big picture by the end of this interview. something now might have come out of cartoon that we.

. >> many say ralph nader is at the high personal point because you have been responsible for taking the democratic party to the right. >> what is the measure of taking the democratic party to the right? we cut welfare roles in half and poverty is at a 20-year lee and child poverty cut by a third in our administration appear schools in this country the test scores since we required all of them to have bake standard test scores among african-americans and others minorities have gone up steadily. let me finish. you started this and every question you have ask has been so you learn to my answer will do you that. >> they have been critical. >> you listen to me. you asked the questions and i will answer. you have asked questions in a hostile combative and disrespectful tone and never been able to combat the facts i have given to you. >> that was president clinton in a surprise call to wbai on election day 2000. the white house would later call me and say they were thinking of banning me from the white house. i said but he called me. i didn't call him. as for native american leader leonard

created by belarusian president alexander lukashenko, using people as political pods to pressure his eu nader's -- neighbors. >> we have reached a very dangerous level of design of attack but it is a very investigated scheme which has the elephants of deniability. nick: arnoldo is the vice minister of lithuania, a belarusian target. 4000 migrants tried to cross in one month compared to 81 in total last year from belarus into lithuania. >> they have been facilitating this new, illegal migrant route. it is the highest level of cynicism to really abuse the victim, the european union and the migrants. nick: he says the operation begins online. authorities team up with middle eastern intermediaries whose facebook pages offer be says to belarus, direct flights -- flights from damascus to, and hotel reservations. another post shows visas inside passports. >> they were in cahoots with travel agencies all across the middle east. that is how they entice peopl to take you to the border and make sure we give you great gps coordinates. leave and you cut the wire --we even help you cut the wire. nick: many m

what i would anticipate is that they will -- their implementation court nader will receive an update on the work that is happening by each of these members, and these will be regular meetings. they will continue to ensure that there is ample mentation is effective and beneficial in and that we are reducing fraud abuse. >> caius one quick question -- can ask one quick question? about the turkeys? >> those turkeys. [indiscernible] sec. psaki: this is an important question. we will get to that after the briefing. i can confirm that part of it is staying in a hotel, which my daughter did not believe me, but that is accurate. they say in advance the turkeys to -- two. i think there are details put out, i think it is the tricky bureau, but we will get to it after the briefing. >> there people who are serving life in prison for marijuana, they would him to honor his commitment, are people going to get pardoned by president biden? sec. psaki: i have nothing you'd update you on, but the president is of course looking at the use of his clemency, and he is talking about his approach or his view

we have a climate change court nader at the u.s. agency for international development. usaid is the best development agency, and i look forward to hearing about the role it will play. we have the chief climate officer at the u.s. international development and finance corporation, our nation newest develop an agency, that has a lot of potential interest on the hill. i look forward how it will use its tools in this climate challenge. finally, we have the deputy vice president for infrastructure at the millennium challenge corporation. mcc has repeatedly demonstrated the ability to get results. i am eager to hear how these capabilities will be brought to bear on climate. just to a note for our witnesses and those asking questions, if you go to the grid view, please, for the witnesses, keep your opening remarks to five minutes. once we get into the question and answer session for our members, you can try as much as possible to keep your question and answers to those five minutes. i don't think it would be rude if you go to the long and i have to interject, but i want to mak

nader and michael and lawrence property and i'm here to show my support that they are good and honest people and injured in first to the san francisco community. they engaged in the permitting process with honest intent and transparency. they invested their life savings into their home. their permits to the honor and should be allowed to finish the repairs. my askedis to grant the request and subsequently lift this wrongful suspension. >> we will now hear from beth. please go ahead. you havethree minutes . >> my name is beverly and i'm a native san franciscan born and raised here. been here all my life and current homeowner in san francisco and past board of directors for her house in san francisco. i first. [inaudible] i'm getting emotional. i've had just grief on being homeowners, how hard is it for us as law-abiding citizens in san francisco paying our mortgage suffering something that the city is helping us when we spent so much money of our time making the city a beautiful place tobe . i wanted to let you know that lauren and michael are really good people . i'm taking my time ou

facility, the coordinator had 6000 patients that was only able to spend about 30 percent of the court nader's time on mst issues and a coordinators role is really critical because when sony has a mystique, they're going to probably needed a number of services from the ph a so the coordinator really is orchestrating the care that a veteran who has experienced mst is going to get they don't have enough time, it's a problem i'll just add one of the thing, in june of 2020, the vha issued an operational memo which essentially said exactly what you just it, make sure they have enough time to do it intimately the ones we conducted interviews this and we heard many of them said, we still don't have enough time despite the operational memo rated. >> would you say the coordinators don't have enough time. >> the majority said yes, they did not have enough time pretty. >> very good, so i think the other thing about mst coordinators, beyond their professional expertise and is also about problematic outreach, and these are important roles they have to fulfill, not to mention that once the encounter and mst

doesn't have a chance, or whether you like or dislike, i like him but he doesn't have a chance, ralph nader, like him, he doesn't have a chance that more and more people thought that that person was on equal footing it be different. >> it's one reason i appreciate you so much, neil because a lot of that happens in the media, and i think the most prominent recent example is ross perot in 1992, and the way we make this happen, in real life, right now in the united states of america is shift to non-partisan open primaries so that anyone can run for any position you could vote for anyone you want, and have a process that gets rid of this spoiler effect where right now, the kudule that gets used is if you vote for this person it screws it up for this person. neil: exactly. >> so that's an archaic voting system. if you shift to something more modern, like for example,, you can vote for whomever you want, lead with the libertarian and then put the republicans second and no one can accuse the libertarian of messing anything up. all it takes is a modernization of the voting system which is what my p

i voted for ralph nader. the guy in colorado, i can never pronounce his last name. he was strong. some words you cannot always pronounce. guest: -- host: when you say you try to vote for the lesser of two evils , what are the issues that pushes someone in your mind into the more bad category? caller: evil is not the right word. well, i consider myself -- it is easily explained if you say i am fiscally conservative but socially liberal. as a child, we got brownbag food. we did. society worked to help raise us and a family of six kids. we all turned out good. none of us are in prison and we are still alive. the lesser of two evils is kind of like -- i question them all. i questioned everything. i didn't vote for the -- for the clinton dynasty or the bush dynasty. there is a society that is the ruling class and how much does their party really neat -- mean to them or are they just -- on the side of the fence and basically they are still looking to achieve the same thing. i do not want nobody telling me how to live. host: do you have a favorite member of congress right now who identif

governor murphy joyed double-digit lead over critic he critic over center gop candidate ciattarelli nader in a lot to watch as this race unfolds. maria: sure is lydia thanks so much lydia in east rutherford, joe concha mark tepper with us this morning what do you to see in jersey you live in new jersey; right? >> i do i have -- the economy -- report is number one issue in this race jack ciattarelli has a shot, republicans has a shot as mentioned unemployment rate in jersey above 7% nationally below 5% a disconnect here so sorry about that probably had trouble hearing me jobs and economy are the big issues here, than you have the -- joe biden is currently polling in deep blue new jersey as just 43% approval, 50% disapproval if president constitute tails are that nonexistent republican has a shot at least to keep it close. >> we will see, we will be watching that one, as well as virginia obviously, also a mayoral race in new york, mark, and we know the state of new york, in terms of crime, and vaccine mandate got thousands of first responders stepping off the job. >> yeah, i i mean vaccine

the white house covid-19 response gordon nader -- coordinator talked about that. [video clip] >> on osha, the team has been working to develop the emergency temporary standard that covers employees with over 100 employees -- employers with over 100 employees to ensure workers are fully vaccinated or undergoing testing on at least a one time per week basis to stop the spread in the workplace. the agency has submitted the text of the emergency temporary standards to the office of management and budget. while we do not have a specific time to provide today, the rule will be finalized soon. we know businesses are already acting. we have seen major companies and small businesses and other organizations step up every day with vaccination requirements. host: daniel suhr on that osha rule and what you're looking for when it does come out. guest: as soon the osha rule is published, we will see the biden administration in court. it is illegal and unconstitutional. the act is meant to protect people in their workplace against toxic substances. these emergency rules are only

we have a climate change court nader at the u.s. agency for international development. usaid is the best development agency, and i look forward to hearing about the role it will play. we have the chief climate officer at the u.s. international development and finance corporation, our nation newest develop an agency, that has a lot of potential interest on the hill. i look forward how it will use its tools in this climate challenge. finally, we have the deputy vice president for infrastructure at the millennium challenge corporation. mcc has repeatedly demonstrated the ability to get results. i am eager to hear how these capabilities will be brought to bear on climate. just to a note for our witnesses and those asking questions, if you go to the grid view, please, for the witnesses, keep your opening remarks to five minutes. once we get into the question and answer session for our members, you can try as much as possible to keep your question and answers to those five minutes. i don't think it would be rude if you go to the long and i have to interject, but i want to mak