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Washington Journal: 03/21/2024
3 hours, 0 minuteReps. Al Green (D-TX) and Ralph Norman (R-TX) discuss Friday's government funding deadline and U.S. aid to Israel and Ukraine, and the Associated Press' Christopher Rugaber discusses the Federal Reserve's inflation projections and economic outlook.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 03/21/2024
1 hour, 14 minutesThe House will continue work on several bills opposing the Biden Administration's energy policies.
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C-SPAN 45th Anniversary
6 minutesC-SPAN Co-CEO Susan Swain talked about the network's 45th anniversary and Founders' Day campaign.
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WH Budget Director Testifies on Pres. Biden's 2025 Budget Request
39 minutesWhite House Budget Director Shalanda Young testifies on President Biden's 2025 budget request before the House Budget Committee.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 03/21/2024
7 hours, 11 minutesThe House will continue work on several bills opposing the Biden Administration's energy policies.
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Leader Jeffries Briefs Press on $1.2 Trillion Gov't Funding Package
20 minutes"Under no circumstances can we tolerate a government shutdown," said House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) as he briefed the press on the $1.2 trillion government spending deal ahead of a looming government shutdown. He provided an overview of the bill, saying it takes care of the "health, safety, and well-being" of the American people. In addition, he answered questions on Netanyahu speaking to Congress, gas stoves, and the national security supplemental.
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Attorney General Holds News Conference on Lawsuit Against Apple
37 minutesAttorney General Merrick Garland and Justice Department senior leadership held a news conference on an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. He and the other officials alleged that the tech company engages in monopolistic and illegal business practices, such as degrading the functionality of non-Apple apps and accessories, thereby hurting consumers and developers alike. The Justice Department was joined by 15 states and the District of Columbia in the lawsuit. Moreover, the attorney general responded to a reporter's question about criticisms from the White House on how he oversaw special counsel Robert Hur's report, amid Mr. Hur's comments about President Biden's mental acuity. Mr. Garland responded that the notion of censoring a special counsel was "absurd," and that President Biden wants a Justice Department that is independent.
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Washington Journal: Christopher Rugaber
29 minutesAssociated Press economy reporter Christopher Rugaber discussed the Federal Reserve's inflation projections and the state of the U.S. economy.
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FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez on Broadband, Spectrum Authority and AI
24 minutesFCC Commissioner Anna Gomez (D) discussed broadband implementation, FCC spectrum authority, and AI during the INCOMPAS Policy Summit in Washington, DC.
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WH Budget Dir. & Treasury Sec. Testify on 2025 Budget & Economic Outlook
1 hour, 48 minutesOffice of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jared Bernstein testified on President Biden's 2025 budget request and the economic outlook. Topics included funding for Social Security and President Biden's proposal to increase the corporate tax rate to 28%. At the time of this hearing, Congress was close to completely passing a federal budget for 2024, nearly six months after the fiscal year began on Oct. 1. This hearing took place before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, whose jurisdiction includes the Treasury Department and Executive Office of the President.
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C-SPAN 45th Anniversary
6 minutesC-SPAN Co-CEO Susan Swain talked about the network's 45th anniversary and Founders' Day campaign.
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Attorney General Holds News Conference on Lawsuit Against Apple
40 minutesAttorney General Merrick Garland and Justice Department senior leadership held a news conference on an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. He and the other officials alleged that the tech company engages in monopolistic and illegal business practices, such as degrading the functionality of non-Apple apps and accessories, thereby hurting consumers and developers alike. The Justice Department was joined by 15 states and the District of Columbia in the lawsuit. Moreover, the attorney general responded to a reporter's question about criticisms from the White House on how he oversaw special counsel Robert Hur's report, amid Mr. Hur's comments about President Biden's mental acuity. Mr. Garland responded that the notion of censoring a special counsel was "absurd," and that President Biden wants a Justice Department that is independent.
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Leader Jeffries Briefs Press on $1.2 Trillion Gov't Funding Package
18 minutes"Under no circumstances can we tolerate a government shutdown," said House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) as he briefed the press on the $1.2 trillion government spending deal ahead of a looming government shutdown. He provided an overview of the bill, saying it takes care of the "health, safety, and well-being" of the American people. In addition, he answered questions on Netanyahu speaking to Congress, gas stoves, and the national security supplemental.
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Principles First Summit in Washington, DC, Part 4
50 minutesThe "Principles First" summit was held in Washington, DC, which brought together conservative centrists and pro-democracy advocates and provided an alternative to the Conservative Political Action Conference. In this portion of the conference, commentators discussed what has gone awry in right-wing politics and culture, as well as conservative Christians' embrace of Donald Trump.
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WWII Ghost Army Receives Congressional Gold Medal
1 hour, 19 minutesBernard Bluestein, John Christman, and Seymour Nussenbaum, three of the seven surviving veterans of the WWII "Ghost Army" were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in a ceremony with military leaders and lawmakers. The "Ghost Army" is a previously classified group that confused WWII adversaries by using deterrence tactics such as fake radio transmission, sound engineering, inflatable tanks, and illusions. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster (D-NH) described tactics used to deceive German forces and said, "They used the sounds of thousands of troops when there were only dozens of troops and it worked." In addition, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) quoted a declassified document about the "Ghost Army" and said, "Rarely, if ever, has there existed a group of such few men which had so great an influence on the outcome of a major military campaign."
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WH Budget Dir. & Treasury Sec. Testify on 2025 Budget & Economic Outlook
1 hour, 50 minutesOffice of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and Council of Economic Advisers Chair Jared Bernstein testified on President Biden's 2025 budget request and the economic outlook. Topics included funding for Social Security and President Biden's proposal to increase the corporate tax rate to 28%. At the time of this hearing, Congress was close to completely passing a federal budget for 2024, nearly six months after the fiscal year began on Oct. 1. This hearing took place before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government, whose jurisdiction includes the Treasury Department and Executive Office of the President.
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Rep. Robin Kelly at Politico Health Care Summit
23 minutesBiden administration officials, lawmakers and advocates discussed health policy issues at Politico's 2024 health care summit in Washington, DC. During this session, attendees heard from Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL) who discussed innovation in science and medicine and the role of Congress in regulating innovation, such as artificial intelligence (AI).
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State & Local Officials Testify on 2024 Election Security
1 hour, 49 minutesState and local election officials, including secretaries of state Jocelyn Benson (D-MI) and Wes Allen (R-AL), testified before the Senate Rules Committee on election preparation, administration, and security, with a focus on the 2024 election cycle. Several topics were addressed, including election worker protections, cybersecurity, challenges posed by artificial intelligence (AI), and protecting against misinformation and disinformation. Also addressed during the hearing were voter mobilization efforts, voting rights, and concerns posed by foreign adversaries to interfere in the upcoming U.S. elections.
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Leader Jeffries Briefs Press on $1.2 Trillion Gov't Funding Package
19 minutes"Under no circumstances can we tolerate a government shutdown," said House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) as he briefed the press on the $1.2 trillion government spending deal ahead of a looming government shutdown. He provided an overview of the bill, saying it takes care of the "health, safety, and well-being" of the American people. In addition, he answered questions on Netanyahu speaking to Congress, gas stoves, and the national security supplemental.
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Attorney General Holds News Conference on Lawsuit Against Apple
37 minutesAttorney General Merrick Garland and Justice Department senior leadership held a news conference on an antitrust lawsuit against Apple. He and the other officials alleged that the tech company engages in monopolistic and illegal business practices, such as degrading the functionality of non-Apple apps and accessories, thereby hurting consumers and developers alike. The Justice Department was joined by 15 states and the District of Columbia in the lawsuit. Moreover, the attorney general responded to a reporter's question about criticisms from the White House on how he oversaw special counsel Robert Hur's report, amid Mr. Hur's comments about President Biden's mental acuity. Mr. Garland responded that the notion of censoring a special counsel was "absurd," and that President Biden wants a Justice Department that is independent.