C-SPAN 3 TV Schedule
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Hearing on Supreme Ct. Race-Based College Admissions Ruling
1 hour, 54 minutesLegal experts and civil liberty and education policy advocates testified before the House Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development on the impact of the Supreme Court ruling that ended race-based admissions for colleges and universities. Several topics were discussed, including the use of affirmative action, race-based versus merit-based admissions policies, the effectiveness of standardized testing, and how best to ensure diversity at colleges and universities. Among the witnesses testifying was David Hinojosa from the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, who represented Harvard and the University of North Carolina in the Supreme Court case that ended affirmative action in college admissions.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 1
4 hours, 1 minuteTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 2
1 hour, 54 minutesTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Asst. AG for Nat'l Security on Foreign Intelligence Collection
55 minutesAssistant Attorney General for National Security Matt Olsen called for the reauthorization of foreign surveillance policy, that is, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which was set to expire at the end of 2023. "It is without question the single most important legal authority that we have for foreign intelligence collection at this point," he said. He discussed the history of Section 702, explaining how it was created in 2008 to more effectively gather intelligence amid foreign terrorist threats, and how it has improved over the years so that Americans' data are not indiscriminately searched by intelligence authorities. The Association of Former Intelligence Officers hosted the event from McLean, Virginia.
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Former Gov't Attorneys on Indictments Against Fmr. Pres. Trump
1 hour, 3 minutesFormer government attorneys, including former U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah Brett Tolman (George w. Bush administration, 2006-09), sat down with the Heritage foundation for a discussion on the justice system and the indictments of former President Trump. The conversation touched on the perceived constitutionality of the federal indictments of President Trump, as well as potential overreach of the indictments in both the New York City Court and Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia. Also discussed was the weaponization of the FBI against political opponents, the "deep state," and the treatment of President Trump by law enforcement in comparison to the treatment of Hunter Biden.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 1
4 hours, 2 minutesTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 2
1 hour, 54 minutesTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Asst. AG for Nat'l Security on Foreign Intelligence Collection
53 minutesAssistant Attorney General for National Security Matt Olsen called for the reauthorization of foreign surveillance policy, that is, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which was set to expire at the end of 2023. "It is without question the single most important legal authority that we have for foreign intelligence collection at this point," he said. He discussed the history of Section 702, explaining how it was created in 2008 to more effectively gather intelligence amid foreign terrorist threats, and how it has improved over the years so that Americans' data are not indiscriminately searched by intelligence authorities. The Association of Former Intelligence Officers hosted the event from McLean, Virginia.
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Former Gov't Attorneys on Indictments Against Fmr. Pres. Trump
1 hour, 4 minutesFormer government attorneys, including former U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah Brett Tolman (George w. Bush administration, 2006-09), sat down with the Heritage foundation for a discussion on the justice system and the indictments of former President Trump. The conversation touched on the perceived constitutionality of the federal indictments of President Trump, as well as potential overreach of the indictments in both the New York City Court and Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia. Also discussed was the weaponization of the FBI against political opponents, the "deep state," and the treatment of President Trump by law enforcement in comparison to the treatment of Hunter Biden.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 1
4 hours, 1 minuteTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Transportation Secretary Testifies on Agency Oversight, Part 2
1 hour, 53 minutesTransportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg testified on oversight of his department before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. He discussed how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding has impacted communities and answered questions on a variety of topics including air traffic control and passenger safety, rail safety, project grants and permitting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. In addition, Secretary Buttigieg urged the committee to prevent a government shutdown, citing it will disrupt current air traffic control training.
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Asst. AG for Nat'l Security on Foreign Intelligence Collection
53 minutesAssistant Attorney General for National Security Matt Olsen called for the reauthorization of foreign surveillance policy, that is, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which was set to expire at the end of 2023. "It is without question the single most important legal authority that we have for foreign intelligence collection at this point," he said. He discussed the history of Section 702, explaining how it was created in 2008 to more effectively gather intelligence amid foreign terrorist threats, and how it has improved over the years so that Americans' data are not indiscriminately searched by intelligence authorities. The Association of Former Intelligence Officers hosted the event from McLean, Virginia.
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Former Gov't Attorneys on Indictments Against Fmr. Pres. Trump
1 hour, 26 minutesFormer government attorneys, including former U.S. Attorney for the District of Utah Brett Tolman (George w. Bush administration, 2006-09), sat down with the Heritage foundation for a discussion on the justice system and the indictments of former President Trump. The conversation touched on the perceived constitutionality of the federal indictments of President Trump, as well as potential overreach of the indictments in both the New York City Court and Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia. Also discussed was the weaponization of the FBI against political opponents, the "deep state," and the treatment of President Trump by law enforcement in comparison to the treatment of Hunter Biden.