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Reps. Buddy Carter (R-GA) and Al Green (D-TX) discusses Campaign 2024, the NATO Summit, and congressional news of the day.

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The House will work on a legislative branch spending package. The bill would allocate $5.5 billion in discretionary funding in fiscal year 2025.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that internal discussions between House Democrats are "candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed" as he answered a series of reporter questions on whether President Biden should continue in the presidential race amid growing concerns and public calls to step down from the campaign. In addition, Leader Jeffries discussed the Democratic agenda, criticized "Project 2025" and answered questions on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, House Republicans failing to pass an appropriation bill to fund the legislature, and the upcoming Republican convention.

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Vice President Kamala Harris delivers remarks at a campaign event in Greensboro, North Carolina.

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Health care providers and policy researchers testified on ending medical debt during a public hearing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee. Topics addressed included the high cost for health care in the United States, the impact of government regulations, price transparency in medical billing, threats posed by debt collectors, and the role of insurance providers.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) sat down for a conversation on U.S. foreign policy and threats to global order with the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. The speaker highlighted recommendations including eliminating the national debt, investment in maritime security, and increasing U.S. energy production. Other topics addressed included NATO, the war in Ukraine, threats from Russia, China, support for Israel, and security at the U.S. Southern border.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that internal discussions between House Democrats are "candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed" as he answered a series of reporter questions on whether President Biden should continue in the presidential race amid growing concerns and public calls to step down from the campaign. In addition, Leader Jeffries discussed the Democratic agenda, criticized "Project 2025" and answered questions on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, House Republicans failing to pass an appropriation bill to fund the legislature, and the upcoming Republican convention.

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President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave brief statements to the press before holding a bilateral meeting at a NATO summit in Washington, DC. President Biden announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine and said the U.S. was working with its NATO allies to supply Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets over the summer. President Zelensky thanked President Biden and the United States for the continued support, and he discussed Ukraine's needs going forward in the war. These remarks occurred days after Russia launched an aerial assault on Ukrainian cities that killed dozens of people, including an airstrike on Ukraine's largest children's hospital in Kyiv.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke about support for Ukraine in its war against Russia during a news conference at the NATO summit in Washington, DC. The secretary general said the unanimous support for Ukraine from NATO allies through the Ukrainian Compact and recent military and security agreements "constitute a bridge to NATO membership" for Ukraine. President Zelensky thanked NATO members for their support and promised to uphold the elements of the agreement to achieve membership in the alliance. Other topics addressed included reports of intimidation of NATO allies by Russia and the use of allied weapons to strike targets within Russia's borders.

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Rep. Al Green (D-TX), a member of the Financial Services Committee, discussed Democratic Party divisions over President Biden's reelection bid, the economy, and congressional news of the day.

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President Biden holds a news conference on the final day of a NATO summit in Washington, DC, amid the alliance's 75th anniversary.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that internal discussions between House Democrats are "candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed" as he answered a series of reporter questions on whether President Biden should continue in the presidential race amid growing concerns and public calls to step down from the campaign. In addition, Leader Jeffries discussed the Democratic agenda, criticized "Project 2025" and answered questions on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, House Republicans failing to pass an appropriation bill to fund the legislature, and the upcoming Republican convention.

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Democratic-caucusing Independent Senator Joe Manchin and Democratic Senators Michael Bennet, Maggie Hassan, and Richard Blumenthal briefly spoke to reporters outside of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee offices. They spoke about a meeting they had with Biden campaign staffers, who answered questions about the President's campaign and path forward following last month's debate. Senator Hassan said that the campaign staffers gave "a very strong presentation," while Senator Blumenthal cautioned that "more data, more analytics" would be needed to assuage Senators' concerns.

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"Someone who suggests we terminate our Constitution should never again have the chance to stand behind a microphone, and never again have the chance to stand behind the seal of the president of the United States of America," Vice President Kamala Harris told supporters in Greensboro, North Carolina. She articulated the importance of the 2024 election and reassured voters that President Biden was "all in" and would continue to run for reelection. Her campaign remarks came amid ongoing calls from some Democratic lawmakers for the president to end his reelection bid following his debate performance against Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke about support for Ukraine in its war against Russia during a news conference at the NATO summit in Washington, DC. The secretary general said the unanimous support for Ukraine from NATO allies through the Ukrainian Compact and recent military and security agreements "constitute a bridge to NATO membership" for Ukraine. President Zelensky thanked NATO members for their support and promised to uphold the elements of the agreement to achieve membership in the alliance. Other topics addressed included reports of intimidation of NATO allies by Russia and the use of allied weapons to strike targets within Russia's borders.

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President Biden touted NATO's support for Ukraine in their war against Russia by highlighting the Ukraine Compact, which provides a framework of support for Ukraine in the near and distant future. In his brief remarks during an event at the NATO Summit in Washington, DC, the president said the compact is "an essential piece" to Ukraine's bridge to NATO. Joining President Biden on stage was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky who thanked NATO and its allies for support during the war.

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President Biden held a news conference on the final day of a NATO summit in Washington, DC, amid the alliance's 75th anniversary. This occurred two weeks after President Biden's widely criticized debate performance against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, which ignited concerns amongst Democrats about Mr. Biden's chances of winning reelection. The president reaffirmed his commitment to stay in the race, remarking, "I believe I'm the best qualified to govern, and I think I'm the best qualified to win," though acknowledged other people were capable of beating Mr. Trump, too. He said, however, he would not step down as the Democratic nominee unless there was no chance of victory.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that internal discussions between House Democrats are "candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed" as he answered a series of reporter questions on whether President Biden should continue in the presidential race amid growing concerns and public calls to step down from the campaign. In addition, Leader Jeffries discussed the Democratic agenda, criticized "Project 2025" and answered questions on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, House Republicans failing to pass an appropriation bill to fund the legislature, and the upcoming Republican convention.

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Independent Senator Joe Manchin and Democratic Senators Michael Bennet, Maggie Hassan, and Richard Blumenthal briefly spoke to reporters outside of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee offices. They spoke about a meeting they had with Biden campaign staffers, who answered questions about the President's campaign and path forward following last month's debate. Senator Hassan said that the campaign staffers gave "a very strong presentation," while Senator Blumenthal cautioned that "more data, more analytics" would be needed to assuage Senators' concerns.

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President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave brief statements to the press before holding a bilateral meeting at a NATO summit in Washington, DC. President Biden announced a new security assistance package for Ukraine and said the U.S. was working with its NATO allies to supply Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets over the summer. President Zelensky thanked President Biden and the United States for the continued support, and he discussed Ukraine's needs going forward in the war. These remarks occurred days after Russia launched an aerial assault on Ukrainian cities that killed dozens of people, including an airstrike on Ukraine's largest children's hospital in Kyiv.

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Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT), chair of the National Governors Association, and Ben Sasse, former senator (R-NE) and University of Florida president, held a discussion on finding common ground amid political polarization on the opening day of the National Governors Association's summer meeting in Salt Lake City. Topics included the organization's "Disagree Better" initiative, education, and the founding principles of democracy in America.

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Governors Josh Green (D-HI), Mark Gordon (R-WY), and others discussed economic growth at the National Governors Association summer meeting in Salt Lake City. Topics included economic recovery after natural disasters, partnering with other states to boost competition, and challenges governors face, such as cybersecurity threats and illegal migration.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg spoke about support for Ukraine in its war against Russia during a news conference at the NATO summit in Washington, DC. The secretary general said the unanimous support for Ukraine from NATO allies through the Ukrainian Compact and recent military and security agreements "constitute a bridge to NATO membership" for Ukraine. President Zelensky thanked NATO members for their support and promised to uphold the elements of the agreement to achieve membership in the alliance. Other topics addressed included reports of intimidation of NATO allies by Russia and the use of allied weapons to strike targets within Russia's borders.

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President Biden touted NATO's support for Ukraine in their war against Russia by highlighting the Ukraine Compact, which provides a framework of support for Ukraine in the near and distant future. In his brief remarks during an event at the NATO Summit in Washington, DC, the president said the compact is "an essential piece" to Ukraine's bridge to NATO. Joining President Biden on stage was Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky who thanked NATO and its allies for support during the war.

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President Biden held a news conference on the final day of a NATO summit in Washington, DC, amid the alliance's 75th anniversary. This occurred two weeks after President Biden's widely criticized debate performance against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, which ignited concerns amongst Democrats about Mr. Biden's chances of winning reelection. The president reaffirmed his commitment to stay in the race, remarking, "I believe I'm the best qualified to govern, and I think I'm the best qualified to win," though acknowledged other people were capable of beating Mr. Trump, too. He said, however, he would not step down as the Democratic nominee unless there was no chance of victory.

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During a news conference on Capitol Hill, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries stated that internal discussions between House Democrats are "candid, comprehensive, and clear-eyed" as he answered a series of reporter questions on whether President Biden should continue in the presidential race amid growing concerns and public calls to step down from the campaign. In addition, Leader Jeffries discussed the Democratic agenda, criticized "Project 2025" and answered questions on his meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, House Republicans failing to pass an appropriation bill to fund the legislature, and the upcoming Republican convention.

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Independent Senator Joe Manchin and Democratic Senators Michael Bennet, Maggie Hassan, and Richard Blumenthal briefly spoke to reporters outside of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee offices. They spoke about a meeting they had with Biden campaign staffers, who answered questions about the President's campaign and path forward following last month's debate. Senator Hassan said that the campaign staffers gave "a very strong presentation," while Senator Blumenthal cautioned that "more data, more analytics" would be needed to assuage Senators' concerns.

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"Someone who suggests we terminate our Constitution should never again have the chance to stand behind a microphone, and never again have the chance to stand behind the seal of the president of the United States of America," Vice President Kamala Harris told supporters in Greensboro, North Carolina. She articulated the importance of the 2024 election and reassured voters that President Biden was "all in" and would continue to run for reelection. Her campaign remarks came amid ongoing calls from some Democratic lawmakers for the president to end his reelection bid following his debate performance against Republican presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump.

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At a confirmation hearing, Christy Goldsmith Romero, President Biden's nominee to be chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), said she will address toxic workplace culture described in an independent report as "hostile," "misogynistic," and "patriarchal." The FDIC board ordered the review after a Wall Street Journal investigation uncovered more than 500 employee complaints alleging workplace misconduct. Investigators also investigated FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg's interactions with employees and found them to be "deeply unsettling." The chair has since resigned but will remain until a successor is confirmed. Other nominees at the Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing included Caroline Crenshaw, nominee to be commissioner on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Kristin Johnson, nominee to be the assistant treasury secretary for financial Institutions, and Gordon Ito, nominee to be a member on the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC).

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President Biden held a news conference on the final day of a NATO summit in Washington, DC, amid the alliance's 75th anniversary. This occurred two weeks after President Biden's widely criticized debate performance against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, which ignited concerns amongst Democrats about Mr. Biden's chances of winning reelection. The president reaffirmed his commitment to stay in the race, remarking, "I believe I'm the best qualified to govern, and I think I'm the best qualified to win," though acknowledged other people were capable of beating Mr. Trump, too. He said, however, he would not step down as the Democratic nominee unless there was no chance of victory.

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Public affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.