C-SPAN 2 TV Schedule
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U.S. Senate: Senate ReAir #2 - DEMS & GOP Starts w/ Cardin - UK
1 hour, 32 minutes -
U.S. Senate: Senate ReAir #5 - DEMS & GOP Starts with REED - UK
1 hour, 30 minutes -
Washington Journal: Alex Bolton - K
8 minutesJordain Carney of The Hill discusses what to expect from today's Senate session on the ongoing debate over Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court vacancy as well as the latest on the Majority Leader McConnell's threat to use the "nuclear option."
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U.S. Senate
9 hours, 6 minutes -
U.S. Senate: McConnell invoking nuclear option - K
60 secondsJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #2 Post Nuclear, Starting w/ Cornyn - K
1 hour, 27 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #3 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Blumenthal UK
58 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: Package for First Hour of Debate on Gorsuch & Nuclear Option - UK
1 hour, 2 minutes -
SEN FINANCE - IRS Ops/2017 Tax Season
1 hour, 22 minutesIRS Commissioner John Koskinen spoke about his agency's operations and their impact on taxpayers in areas including stolen identity tax refund fraud, phone and online services and tax assistance centers. He gave these remarks before a hearing of the Senate Finance Committee. It's chaired by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) who began with remarks on a scheduled vote on the nomination of Robert Lighthizer to be U.S. Trade Representative.
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U.S. Senate: McConnell invoking nuclear option - UK
60 secondsJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #2 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Cornyn - UK
1 hour, 7 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #3 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Blumenthal UK
58 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #4 Post Nuclear Starting with Reed UK
44 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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SEN FINANCE - IRS Ops/2017 Tax Season
1 hour, 15 minutesIRS Commissioner John Koskinen spoke about his agency's operations and their impact on taxpayers in areas including stolen identity tax refund fraud, phone and online services and tax assistance centers. He gave these remarks before a hearing of the Senate Finance Committee. It's chaired by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) who began with remarks on a scheduled vote on the nomination of Robert Lighthizer to be U.S. Trade Representative.
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U.S. Senate: McConnell invoking nuclear option - UK
60 secondsJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #2 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Cornyn - UK
1 hour, 8 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #3 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Blumenthal UK
57 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #4 Post Nuclear Starting with Reed UK
38 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: McConnell invoking nuclear option - UK
60 secondsJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.
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U.S. Senate: #2 Post Nuclear Starting w/ Cornyn - UK
1 hour, 8 minutesJust after 12 noon, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell raises a point of order "that the precedent set on November 21, 2013 is a majority vote on all nominations." This is going nuclear - lowering the cloture threshold to simple majority for Supreme Court nominations. Under the Democratic nuclear option of 2013, the cloture threshold was majority for all nominations except SCOTUS nominees, which remained at 60 votes. Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), in the chair, says the precedent from 2013 does not apply to SCOTUS nominations, and McConnell appeals her ruling.