Daily Mail Senior Political Reporter Charlie Spiering discusses his book "Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House" and Poor People's Campaign Co-Chair William Barber discusses Campaign 2024.
In a video released by her campaign, 2024 Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris received a call from former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama endorsing her candidacy.
U.S. Secret Service and local officials held a press conference on security preparations ahead of the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. U.S. Secret Service Deputy Special Agent for Chicago's field office Derek Mayer, as well as Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) and Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) were on hand to speak about the preparations which they say took a year of planning. Plans include security for multiple buildings involved in the convention process including the United Center and McCormick Place.
Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Representative Brad Wenstrup (R-OH), chair of the Intelligence Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, and others discussed foreign interference in elections at an event hosted by the Ronald Reagan Institute in Washington, DC. Topics included disinformation campaigns, election security, artificial intelligence, and how threat actors are using social media to influence.
In a video released by her campaign, 2024 Democratic presidential candidate and Vice President Kamala Harris received a call from former President Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama endorsing her candidacy.
Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) talked with the Washington Post about the 2024 election and the rise of Vice President Kamala Harris to be the top candidate to replace President Biden following his withdrawal from the race. The Virginia senator and former vice presidential candidate described President Biden's address as "emotional." He commended him for recognizing the nation needed something different. Following Sen. Kaine were two panel discussions with Washington Post journalists and opinion columnists. They focused on analyzing the political shakeup following the June presidential debate, the pick of Sen. JD Vance to be former President Trump's running mate, and polling for both parties.
Members of the House Democratic Women's Caucus spoke about the importance of IVF access and encouraged bipartisan action on legislation to protect IVF access nationwide.
Poor People's Campaign Co-Chair William Barber discussed his new book on poverty in the United States plus the latest news in the 2024 presidential race.
Up-to-date highlights from candidates' speeches, interviews with political insiders, the latest poll numbers, fundraising stats, and political ads. Witness the campaign unfold in every episode. This week, a look at President Biden's ending his reelection campaign, Vice President Harris's first steps on the 2024 campaign trail as a presidential candidate, and the reaction to her candidacy from 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump.
New York Times reporter Peter Goodman looked at how the global supply chain works and what happens when it doesn't. He was interviewed by Northeastern University professor and author Nada Sanders.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said criticism of the Court's code of conduct lacking an enforcement mechanism is "fair." She added she'd welcome enforcement of the rules. Justice Kagan spoke about this topic while attending the U.S. Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit conference in Sacramento, California. Other topics included the increase in the number of emergency applications during the Trump and Biden administrations and why too many concurring opinions by the justices isn't always a good thing.
Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) talked with the Washington Post about the 2024 election and the rise of Vice President Kamala Harris to be the top candidate to replace President Biden following his withdrawal from the race. The Virginia senator and former vice presidential candidate described President Biden's address as "emotional." He commended him for recognizing the nation needed something different. Following Sen. Kaine were two panel discussions with Washington Post journalists and opinion columnists. They focused on analyzing the political shakeup following the June presidential debate, the pick of Sen. JD Vance to be former President Trump's running mate, and polling for both parties.
North Korean defectors working as human rights activists and policy researchers discussed U.S. policy towards North Korean human rights at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute. They shared their personal experience fleeing North Korea and discussed a variety of topics including human rights violations by the Kim Jong Un regime; public execution and harsh sentencing to intimidate citizens from seeking outside information; increasing the flow of diverse information to North Korean youth; and policy suggestions for the U.S. government.
Up-to-date highlights from candidates' speeches, interviews with political insiders, the latest poll numbers, fundraising stats, and political ads. Witness the campaign unfold in every episode. This week, a look at President Biden's ending his reelection campaign, Vice President Harris's first steps on the 2024 campaign trail as a presidential candidate, and the reaction to her candidacy from 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump.
Republican lawmakers Sen. Steve Daines (R-MN), Sen. Katie Britt (R-AL) and Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) talked about Ohio Senator J.D. Vance being picked as former President Trump's vice president pick for the 2024 presidential election. They also discussed the shooting and attempted assassination of the former president during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Other topics included maternal health care, children education, inflation, energy policy and mental health.
New York Times reporter Peter Goodman looked at how the global supply chain works and what happens when it doesn't. He was interviewed by Northeastern University professor and author Nada Sanders.
Senator Mark Warner (D-VA), chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, Representative Brad Wenstrup (R-OH), chair of the Intelligence Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, and others discussed foreign interference in elections at an event hosted by the Ronald Reagan Institute in Washington, DC. Topics included disinformation campaigns, election security, artificial intelligence, and how threat actors are using social media to influence.
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Samantha Power highlighted the agency's newly updated Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance (DRG) Policy during an event co-hosted by USAID and the Wilson Center in Washington, DC. Administrator Power pointed out several tenets of the policy, which included technology implementation and transparency, preventing corruption in democracy, and supporting and building up institutions that promote democracy. Following the administrator's remarks was a conversation with policy advocates examining the policy more in depth.
Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan said criticism of the Court's code of conduct lacking an enforcement mechanism is "fair." She added she'd welcome enforcement of the rules. Justice Kagan spoke about this topic while attending the U.S. Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit conference in Sacramento, California. Other topics included the increase in the number of emergency applications during the Trump and Biden administrations and why too many concurring opinions by the justices isn't always a good thing.
