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Washington Journal: 06/19/2024
3 hours, 0 minuteThe Federalist CEO and Co-Founder Sean Davis discusses Campaign 2024 and political news of the day and Educated. We Stand Founder and Chair Jennifer Jenkins discusses efforts to combat conservative influence on local education policies.
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Washington Journal: Open Forum Pt. 1
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Washington Journal: Sean Davis
50 minutesThe Federalist CEO and Co-Founder Sean Davis discussed Campaign 2024 and political news of the day.
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Washington Journal: Open Forum Pt. 2
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Washington Journal: Jennifer Jenkins
38 minutesEducated. We Stand's Jennifer Jenkins discussed her organization's efforts to combat conservative influence on local education policies
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President Biden Delivers Remarks at Juneteenth Concert
9 minutesPresident Biden hosted a concert on the Whie House South Lawn in celebration of Juneteenth, a federal holiday he signed into law in 2021. The president described the holiday as, "a day to remember the original sin of slavery and the extraordinary capacity to merge the most powerful moments and most painful moments with a better vision for ourselves." The Juneteenth holiday dates back to 1865 when the last of the slave population remaining in Texas were declared free under the 1862 Emancipation Proclamation signed by then President Abraham Lincoln.
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Town Hall on Climate Change & Racial Equity
3 hours, 3 minutesTavis Smiley and KBLA Radio hosted a summit on climate change and racial justice with civil rights activists, environmental policy advocates, and local officials at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. They discussed the intersection of climate change and racial justice, climate impacts on low income and communities of color, the role of transportation, and the green energy transition. Participants included Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D), Sierra Club President Ben Jealous, 2024 Presidential Candidate Cornel West (I), and Robert Bullard, who is considered the "father" of the environmental justice movement.
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Fmr. Council of Economic Advisers Chair & Others Discuss Federal Reserve
1 hour, 19 minutesChristina Romer, former Council of Economic Advisers chair, joined economists and policy advocates for a discussion on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, hosted by the Brookings Institution. They discussed the Federal Reserve's monetary policy framework review and discussed suggestions to consider in revising the framework. Several topics were discussed, including inflation, interest rates, the need for a nimbler fiscal policy, and the impact of economic stimulus provided during the pandemic through legislation, such as the CARES Act of 2020.
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Campaign 2024: Candace Owens Speaks at Turning Point Action Conference
23 minutesCandace Owens, conservative commentator and host of the "Candace Show" podcast, delivered remarks at The Peoples Convention, hosted by Turning Point Action in Detroit. She covered a variety of topics including feminism, conservative family values, and the 2024 election.
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National Juneteenth Observance Foundation Hosts Juneteenth Ceremony
21 minutesThe National Juneteenth Observance Foundation hosted a brief Juneteenth celebration commemorating the federal holiday from the White House Ellipse in Washington, DC.
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Campaign 2024: Poor People's Campaign on Engaging with Poor to Low Income Voters
1 hour, 48 minutesReverend William Barber, co-chair of the Poor People's Campaign, met with faith leaders and advocates to discuss a mass march on the nation's capital. Set for June of 2024, Rev. Barber said the march would advocate for poor and low wage workers in an effort to eliminate poverty and promote living wages. Organizers talked about their plan to march from the National Mall to polling locations to advocate for expanded voting rights, which Reverend Barber says includes statehood for the District of Columbia. This press conference and discussion was hosted at the National Press Club in Washington, DC
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President Biden Delivers Remarks at Juneteenth Concert
8 minutesPresident Biden hosted a concert on the Whie House South Lawn in celebration of Juneteenth, a federal holiday he signed into law in 2021. The president described the holiday as, "a day to remember the original sin of slavery and the extraordinary capacity to merge the most powerful moments and most painful moments with a better vision for ourselves." The Juneteenth holiday dates back to 1865 when the last of the slave population remaining in Texas were declared free under the 1862 Emancipation Proclamation signed by then President Abraham Lincoln.
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National Juneteenth Observance Foundation Hosts Juneteenth Ceremony
21 minutesThe National Juneteenth Observance Foundation hosted a brief Juneteenth celebration commemorating the federal holiday from the White House Ellipse in Washington, DC.
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Policy Advocates Discuss Political Partisanship at NALEO Conference
49 minutes"This election is the last election that is dominated by baby boomers and baby boomer politics," said Adam Brandon, president of the Independent Center, during a conversation on bridging the political divide as part of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) annual conference in Las Vegas. Mr. Brandon was joined in conversation by Vanderbilt University's Project on Unity and American Democracy Samar Ali and Arizona Corporation Commissioner Anna Tovar (D). Several topics were discussed, including the rise of independent voters, the impact of social media on hyper-partisanship, and political extremism.
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Town Hall on Climate Change & Racial Equity
3 hours, 3 minutesTavis Smiley and KBLA Radio hosted a summit on climate change and racial justice with civil rights activists, environmental policy advocates, and local officials at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. They discussed the intersection of climate change and racial justice, climate impacts on low income and communities of color, the role of transportation, and the green energy transition. Participants included Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D), Sierra Club President Ben Jealous, 2024 Presidential Candidate Cornel West (I), and Robert Bullard, who is considered the "father" of the environmental justice movement.
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Public Officials Discuss Immigration at NALEO Conference
1 hour, 38 minutesHealth and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, Reps. Robert Garcia (D-CA) and Steven Horsford (D-NV), and the White House's Tom Perez spoke at the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials' annual conference in Las Vegas. Immigration was a key topic during this portion of the event, including President Biden's two recent executive actions on cracking down on immigration at the southern border and allowing certain U.S. citizens' spouses to apply for permanent residency and citizenship without having to depart the country. The latter policy was announced the previous day. Rep. Garcia touched on his own experience as an immigrant, saying, "I came here to the U.S. as an immigrant when I was a young child and did not become a U.S. citizen until I was in my early twenties."
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Policy Advocates Discuss Political Partisanship at NALEO Conference
47 minutes"This election is the last election that is dominated by baby boomers and baby boomer politics," said Adam Brandon, president of the Independent Center, during a conversation on bridging the political divide as part of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) annual conference in Las Vegas. Mr. Brandon was joined in conversation by Vanderbilt University's Project on Unity and American Democracy Samar Ali and Arizona Corporation Commissioner Anna Tovar (D). Several topics were discussed, including the rise of independent voters, the impact of social media on hyper-partisanship, and political extremism.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks at Juneteenth Concert
8 minutesPresident Biden hosted a concert on the Whie House South Lawn in celebration of Juneteenth, a federal holiday he signed into law in 2021. The president described the holiday as, "a day to remember the original sin of slavery and the extraordinary capacity to merge the most powerful moments and most painful moments with a better vision for ourselves." The Juneteenth holiday dates back to 1865 when the last of the slave population remaining in Texas were declared free under the 1862 Emancipation Proclamation signed by then President Abraham Lincoln.
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National Juneteenth Observance Foundation Hosts Juneteenth Ceremony
20 minutesThe National Juneteenth Observance Foundation hosted a brief Juneteenth celebration commemorating the federal holiday from the White House Ellipse in Washington, DC.
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Amtrak CEO & Board Chair Testify on Passenger Rail Safety
2 hours, 8 minutesAmtrak CEO Stephen Gardner and board chair Anthony Coscia testified on passenger rail oversight and safety before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials. Several topics were discussed, including modernization efforts and infrastructure investment, mitigating railroad crossing deaths, increasing intercity passenger rail, and investment in high-speed rail. They also addressed funding challenges and the importance of state and local partnerships.
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Public Officials Discuss Immigration at NALEO Conference
1 hour, 35 minutesHealth and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, Reps. Robert Garcia (D-CA) and Steven Horsford (D-NV), and the White House's Tom Perez spoke at the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials' annual conference in Las Vegas. Immigration was a key topic during this portion of the event, including President Biden's two recent executive actions on cracking down on immigration at the southern border and allowing certain U.S. citizens' spouses to apply for permanent residency and citizenship without having to depart the country. The latter policy was announced the previous day. Rep. Garcia touched on his own experience as an immigrant, saying, "I came here to the U.S. as an immigrant when I was a young child and did not become a U.S. citizen until I was in my early twenties."