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Reps. Ami Bera (D-CA) and Buddy Carter (R-GA) discuss the battle over House Speaker and Bloomberg's Greg Stohr previews the new Supreme Court term.

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Michael Whitaker, President Biden's nominee to be administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testifies at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.

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Associated Press congressional reporter Farnoush Amiri discusses the removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as House Speaker and what's next.

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Foreign Affairs Committee member Rep. Ami Bera (D-CA) discusses efforts to oust Speaker McCarthy and the next federal spending deadline.

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President Biden addresses student loan debt during remarks at the White House. Student loan payments resume in October after the Supreme Court struck down the president's relief plan.

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Bloomberg Supreme Court reporter Greg Stohr previews the cases justices will hear this 2023-24 term, including on gun rights, abortion pills, and social media regulations.

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Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo and National Science Foundation Director Sethuraman Panchanathan testify on semiconductor supply-chain investments and the CHIPS and Science Act before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee.

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Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, discussed national security and foreign policy with Punchbowl News. He weighed in on the latest temporary government funding bill, which did not include additional aid for Ukraine, and said lawmakers who claim dealing with China is more important than Russia's invasion of Ukraine "flunk geopolitics 101." Sen. Warner also discussed the risks of artificial intelligence, arguing that public markets and elections were the domains most vulnerable to being undermined, and warned that misinformation in the 2016 presidential election could be "child's play" compared to the upcoming 2024 election. After the conversation with Sen. Warner, Collins Aerospace's Henry Brooks discussed the aerospace industry's progress in making aircraft more environmentally friendly.

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged to change the nature of politics in the United Kingdom while delivering keynote remarks on his policy agenda during the annual Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, England. He addressed several topics during his remarks, including transportation and infrastructure, the economy, health care investment, and support for Ukraine. He also spoke on the immigration crisis and promised to put an end to the small boats of illegal immigrants coming into the country.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate and former Vice President Mike Pence criticized internal strife within the Republican Party, saying "chaos is never America's friend." Mr. Pence's remarks came on the day Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was ousted from the speaker position. He focused much of the talk -- which included questions from college students around the country -- on his foreign policy, and in particular his views on U.S. policy toward China. The Georgetown Institute of Politics & Public Service and the Associated Press hosted this event as part of a series with presidential candidate on national security and foreign policy.

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Bloomberg Supreme Court reporter Greg Stohr previews the cases justices will hear this 2023-24 term, including on gun rights, abortion pills, and social media regulations.

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In remarks at the White House, President Biden outlined how his administration has approved $9 billion in student loan debt relief for more than 100,000 borrowers. Student loan payments resumed in October for the first time since the pandemic and a Supreme Court ruling striking down the president's relief plan. He also weighed in on the removal of Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as House speaker and the upcoming race to replace him. The president urged the "poisonous" environment to end saying there's a lot of work to be done and the American people expect it to be completed.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called for the U.S. House to get rid of the rule that allows one member to make a motion to remove the House speaker from power, saying the rule makes the speaker's job "impossible" and the American people expect a functioning government. He thanked former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) for his service, remarking that Rep. McCarthy made deals to raise the debt ceiling and keep the government funded. Also, he said the Senate's priorities should be to pass as many appropriations bills as possible in the coming weeks. Reporters asked about aid to Ukraine and the possibility of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) becoming the next speaker, who does not support more aid, and Sen. McConnell said that appropriations remain the priority, but other issues will be dealt with in "due time."

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) issued a statement on Rep. Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) removal as House speaker, saying, "a small band of MAGA extremists plunged Congress into pandemonium. For the first time in history, the speaker has been removed from his position at the hands of radicals that he empowered from day one." Sen. Schumer then warned the next speaker to not "coddle" hard-right Republicans or else they may experience a similar fate. Moreover, he paid tribute to the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), along with Senators Patty Murray (D-WA), Alex Padilla (D-CA), and Senator Feinstein's successor, Senator Laphonza Butler (D-CA). They highlighted significant moments in Ms. Feinstein's political career, including her role in passing an assault weapons ban, being ahead of the curve in condemning torture of prisoners, and her achievement as the first female mayor of San Francisco.

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Politico Congressional Reporter Anthony Adragna talked about the next steps for the U.S. House in electing a new Speaker.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate and former Vice President Mike Pence criticized internal strife within the Republican Party, saying "chaos is never America's friend." Mr. Pence's remarks came on the day Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was ousted from the speaker position. He focused much of the talk -- which included questions from college students around the country -- on his foreign policy, and in particular his views on U.S. policy toward China. The Georgetown Institute of Politics & Public Service and the Associated Press hosted this event as part of a series with presidential candidate on national security and foreign policy.

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Michael Whitaker, President Biden's nominee to be administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testified at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee. Senators' questions focused on safety as well as workforce shortages and training. Also, Mr. Whitaker discussed the importance of the FAA preparing for the future, saying, "When I was at the FAA just a few years ago, drones were new, commercial space launches were rare, and flying taxis were still only in cartoons. All of this has changed." He previously served as FAA deputy administrator in the Obama administration from 2013-16. His nomination was supported by House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chair Sam Graves (R-MO), who spoke as a witness at the hearing. President Biden's previous nominee for the position, Phil Washington, withdrew himself from consideration in March 2023 after Senate Republicans expressed concerns about his level of experience.

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In remarks at the White House, President Biden outlined how his administration has approved $9 billion in student loan debt relief for more than 100,000 borrowers. Student loan payments resumed in October for the first time since the pandemic and a Supreme Court ruling striking down the president's relief plan. He also weighed in on the removal of Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as House speaker and the upcoming race to replace him. The president urged the "poisonous" environment to end saying there's a lot of work to be done and the American people expect it to be completed.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called for the U.S. House to get rid of the rule that allows one member to make a motion to remove the House speaker from power, saying the rule makes the speaker's job "impossible" and the American people expect a functioning government. He thanked former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) for his service, remarking that Rep. McCarthy made deals to raise the debt ceiling and keep the government funded. Also, he said the Senate's priorities should be to pass as many appropriations bills as possible in the coming weeks. Reporters asked about aid to Ukraine and the possibility of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) becoming the next speaker, who does not support more aid, and Sen. McConnell said that appropriations remain the priority, but other issues will be dealt with in "due time."

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) issued a statement on Rep. Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) removal as House speaker, saying, "a small band of MAGA extremists plunged Congress into pandemonium. For the first time in history, the speaker has been removed from his position at the hands of radicals that he empowered from day one." Sen. Schumer then warned the next speaker to not "coddle" hard-right Republicans or else they may experience a similar fate. Moreover, he paid tribute to the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), along with Senators Patty Murray (D-WA), Alex Padilla (D-CA), and Senator Feinstein's successor, Senator Laphonza Butler (D-CA). They highlighted significant moments in Ms. Feinstein's political career, including her role in passing an assault weapons ban, being ahead of the curve in condemning torture of prisoners, and her achievement as the first female mayor of San Francisco.

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Politico Congressional Reporter Anthony Adragna talked about the next steps for the U.S. House in electing a new Speaker.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate and former Vice President Mike Pence criticized internal strife within the Republican Party, saying "chaos is never America's friend." Mr. Pence's remarks came on the day Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) was ousted from the speaker position. He focused much of the talk -- which included questions from college students around the country -- on his foreign policy, and in particular his views on U.S. policy toward China. The Georgetown Institute of Politics & Public Service and the Associated Press hosted this event as part of a series with presidential candidate on national security and foreign policy.

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Michael Whitaker, President Biden's nominee to be administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testified at a confirmation hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee. Senators' questions focused on safety as well as workforce shortages and training. Also, Mr. Whitaker discussed the importance of the FAA preparing for the future, saying, "When I was at the FAA just a few years ago, drones were new, commercial space launches were rare, and flying taxis were still only in cartoons. All of this has changed." He previously served as FAA deputy administrator in the Obama administration from 2013-16. His nomination was supported by House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chair Sam Graves (R-MO), who spoke as a witness at the hearing. President Biden's previous nominee for the position, Phil Washington, withdrew himself from consideration in March 2023 after Senate Republicans expressed concerns about his level of experience.

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Former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD, 2001-03) led a discussion on response and preparedness for the upcoming flu season. Rep. Rick Larsen (D-WA), who delivered brief remarks, spoke on the importance of investing in health care infrastructure "to decrease the likelihood of seasonal and pandemic flu," and touched on his recently introduced bill to help protect Americans from influenza. Among those joining the conversation with Tom Daschle was the CDC's Influenza Division Director Dr. Vivien Dugan, who spoke on the government's response to the flu and encouraged all those over six months of age to get vaccinated.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) called for the U.S. House to get rid of the rule that allows one member to make a motion to remove the House speaker from power, saying the rule makes the speaker's job "impossible" and the American people expect a functioning government. He thanked former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) for his service, remarking that Rep. McCarthy made deals to raise the debt ceiling and keep the government funded. Also, he said the Senate's priorities should be to pass as many appropriations bills as possible in the coming weeks. Reporters asked about aid to Ukraine and the possibility of Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) becoming the next speaker, who does not support more aid, and Sen. McConnell said that appropriations remain the priority, but other issues will be dealt with in "due time."

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) issued a statement on Rep. Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) removal as House speaker, saying, "a small band of MAGA extremists plunged Congress into pandemonium. For the first time in history, the speaker has been removed from his position at the hands of radicals that he empowered from day one." Sen. Schumer then warned the next speaker to not "coddle" hard-right Republicans or else they may experience a similar fate. Moreover, he paid tribute to the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), along with Senators Patty Murray (D-WA), Alex Padilla (D-CA), and Senator Feinstein's successor, Senator Laphonza Butler (D-CA). They highlighted significant moments in Ms. Feinstein's political career, including her role in passing an assault weapons ban, being ahead of the curve in condemning torture of prisoners, and her achievement as the first female mayor of San Francisco.

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Politico Congressional Reporter Anthony Adragna talked about the next steps for the U.S. House in electing a new Speaker.

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In remarks at the White House, President Biden outlined how his administration has approved $9 billion in student loan debt relief for more than 100,000 borrowers. Student loan payments resumed in October for the first time since the pandemic and a Supreme Court ruling striking down the president's relief plan. He also weighed in on the removal of Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as House speaker and the upcoming race to replace him. The president urged the "poisonous" environment to end saying there's a lot of work to be done and the American people expect it to be completed.

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