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Washington Journal: Washington Journal
3 hours, 6 minutesA forum for leading journalists and public policy makers to discuss key events and legislation.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
2 hours, 20 minutesActing FBI Director Andrew McCabe, CIA Director Mike Pompeo and Intelligence Community leaders testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on global threats.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
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Public Affairs Events
52 minutesPublic affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.
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White House Briefing
48 minutesWhite House Deputy Spokesman Sarah Sanders is expected to field questions from reporters on a range of issues at the daily press briefing, many of them focused on President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
2 hours, 20 minutesActing FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Intelligence Community leaders testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on global threats and national security. Mr. McCabe said there has been no effort thus far to impede the FBI's Russia investigation and pledged to inform the committee of any White House interference. Acting Director McCabe contradicted previous White House statements telling the committee that James Comey "enjoyed broad support within the FBI." In addition, he called the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections "highly significant." Other witnesses included CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael Rogers.
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Senate Intelligence Committee Member Remarks
15 minutesThe Senate Intelligence Committee chair and ranking member spoke to reporters after a meeting with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Chairman Burr (R-NC) and Ranking Member Warner (D-VA) talked about the continuing developments surrounding the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections, the day's hearing on global security threats, and President Trump's remarks about Former Director Comey in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt.
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Vice President Pence on Persecuted Christians
27 minutesVice President Mike Pence addressed the World Summit in Defense of Persecuted Christians in Washington, DC. The vice president told the audience that President Trump would stop groups like ISIS that are persecuting Christians. The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association hosted the event. Rev. Franklin Graham, the son of the evangelist leader Billy Graham, introduced the vice president.
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Bill Clinton on Childhood Obesity
43 minutesFormer President Bill Clinton spoke about ongoing efforts to combat childhood obesity at the annual summit of the Partnership for a Healthier America in Washington, DC.
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White House Briefing
46 minutesTom Bossert, a national security adviser to President Trump, announced details of a new executive order aiming to improve cybersecurity for federal agencies. Afterward, White House Deputy Spokesman Sarah Sanders fielded questions from reporters on a range of issues at the daily press briefing, most of them focused on President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey. Ms. Sanders defended herself and other White House communications officials for their earlier accounts of the firing, saying they were consistent despite contradicting President Trump's own recollection of the firing during an interview with NBC News.
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Newsmakers: Package for 'Newsmakers - Sen. Grassley - keyed
32 minutesSenate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley talks about Pres. Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey and what kind of person should be chosen as the next FBI Director. He also discussed Senate efforts to come up with a health care law.
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Commencement Speeches: Education Sec. Betsy Devos at Bethune Cookman Commencement
26 minutesEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos delivered the commencement address at Bethune-Cookman University, a historically black college as graduates protested with boos during her speech. At one point the school's president threatened to mail the students their degrees. Bethune-Cookman is located in Daytona, Florida.
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Campaign 2018: McCabe on Working With Comey & Russia Investigation
2 minutesActing FBI Dir. McCabe said that it is not accurate that the rank and file FBI workforce did not support Fmr. Dir. Comey. He said that he worked very closely with Comey, that he holds him in the highest regard, and that it was the greatest privilege and honor of his professional life to have worked with him. Sen. Heinrich (D-NM) then asked him if the FBI has enough resources, to which he answered specifically about the Russia investigation that yes, the FBI has adequate resources.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
2 hours, 38 minutesActing FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Intelligence Community leaders testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on global threats and national security. Mr. McCabe said there has been no effort thus far to impede the FBI's Russia investigation and pledged to inform the committee of any White House interference. Acting Director McCabe contradicted previous White House statements telling the committee that James Comey "enjoyed broad support within the FBI." In addition, he called the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections "highly significant." Other witnesses included CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael Rogers.
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White House Briefing
48 minutesTom Bossert, a national security adviser to President Trump, announced details of a new executive order aiming to improve cybersecurity for federal agencies. Afterward, White House Deputy Spokesman Sarah Sanders fielded questions from reporters on a range of issues at the daily press briefing, most of them focused on President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey. Ms. Sanders defended herself and other White House communications officials for their earlier accounts of the firing, saying they were consistent despite contradicting President Trump's own recollection of the firing during an interview with NBC News.
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Newsmakers: Package for 'Newsmakers - Sen. Grassley - keyed
31 minutesSenate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley talks about Pres. Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey and what kind of person should be chosen as the next FBI Director. He also discussed Senate efforts to come up with a health care law.
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Washington Journal: Jonathan Turley
37 minutesGeorge Washington University Law Professor Jonathan Turley discusses the next steps after the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Campaign 2018: McCabe on Working With Comey & Russia Investigation
2 minutesActing FBI Dir. McCabe said that it is not accurate that the rank and file FBI workforce did not support Fmr. Dir. Comey. He said that he worked very closely with Comey, that he holds him in the highest regard, and that it was the greatest privilege and honor of his professional life to have worked with him. Sen. Heinrich (D-NM) then asked him if the FBI has enough resources, to which he answered specifically about the Russia investigation that yes, the FBI has adequate resources.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
2 hours, 21 minutesActing FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Intelligence Community leaders testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on global threats and national security. Mr. McCabe said there has been no effort thus far to impede the FBI's Russia investigation and pledged to inform the committee of any White House interference. Acting Director McCabe contradicted previous White House statements telling the committee that James Comey "enjoyed broad support within the FBI." In addition, he called the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections "highly significant." Other witnesses included CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael Rogers.
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Senate Intelligence Committee Member Remarks
18 minutesThe Senate Intelligence Committee chair and ranking member spoke to reporters after a meeting with Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Chairman Burr (R-NC) and Ranking Member Warner (D-VA) talked about the continuing developments surrounding the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections, the day's hearing on global security threats, and President Trump's remarks about Former Director Comey in an interview with NBC's Lester Holt.
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White House Briefing
48 minutesTom Bossert, a national security adviser to President Trump, announced details of a new executive order aiming to improve cybersecurity for federal agencies. Afterward, White House Deputy Spokesman Sarah Sanders fielded questions from reporters on a range of issues at the daily press briefing, most of them focused on President Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey. Ms. Sanders defended herself and other White House communications officials for their earlier accounts of the firing, saying they were consistent despite contradicting President Trump's own recollection of the firing during an interview with NBC News.
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Newsmakers: Package for 'Newsmakers - Sen. Grassley - keyed
32 minutesSenate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley talks about Pres. Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey and what kind of person should be chosen as the next FBI Director. He also discussed Senate efforts to come up with a health care law.
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Campaign 2018: Sen Intel Hearing on Global Threats
2 hours, 21 minutesActing FBI Director Andrew McCabe and Intelligence Community leaders testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on global threats and national security. Mr. McCabe said there has been no effort thus far to impede the FBI's Russia investigation and pledged to inform the committee of any White House interference. Acting Director McCabe contradicted previous White House statements telling the committee that James Comey "enjoyed broad support within the FBI." In addition, he called the ongoing investigation into Russian interference in U.S. elections "highly significant." Other witnesses included CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats and National Security Agency Director Adm. Michael Rogers.