C-SPAN 3 TV Schedule
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Hearing on China's Cyber Threat to U.S.
2 hours, 29 minutesFBI Director Christopher Wray, National Security Agency Director Gen. Paul Nakasone, and other top cyber officials testified on China's cyber threat to U.S. homeland and national security before the House Select Committee on U.S.-China Competition. They warned about Chinese cyber actors' plans to attack U.S. critical infrastructure, with Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Director Jen Easterly claiming that China is preparing for opportunities to incite "societal panic and chaos." Moreover, Mr. Wray announced that the FBI recently identified hundreds of routers that had been taken over by the Chinese-sponsored hacking group "Volt Typhoon." He and National Cyber Director Harry Coker said China's cyber offensive is driven by the ultimate goal to supplant the U.S. as the world's leading superpower.
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Discussion on Climate Investments at Center for American Progress Conference
29 minutesClimate and labor leaders discussed the response to climate change and federal investments at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. Topics included responding to natural disasters, federal and local investments in climate resilient infrastructure, and environmental justice.
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Pharmaceutical Company CEOs Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
1 hour, 59 minutes"We are aware of the many important lifesaving drugs that your companies have produced ... but I think as all of you know, those drugs mean nothing to anybody who cannot afford it," said Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Chair Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb testified on the cost of prescription drugs. Topics included drug pricing in the U.S. vs other countries, patents and competition with generic companies, and transparency in pricing from drug distributors. In addition, the impact government regulations have on innovation and a free-market economy was discussed.
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Federal Reserve Chair Testifies on Monetary Policy Report
3 hours, 1 minuteFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies on the Fed's semiannual monetary policy report before the House Financial Services Committee.
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Hearing on Assisted Living Facilities
1 hour, 46 minutesThe Senate Aging Committee examined the state of the assisted living industry. One of the witnesses was Patricia Vessenmeyer, whose late husband lived in an assisted living facility due to dementia. She described the poor conditions in the residence and the exorbitant costs she paid for it. Assisted living facilities are primarily regulated by states, unlike nursing homes, which are regulated by both federal and state agencies.
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Teachers' Union Leaders at Center for American Progress Conference
28 minutesTeachers' union presidents Randi Weingarten (American Federation of Teachers) and Becky Pringle (National Education Association) spoke at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. They said that the national debate about parental involvement in K-12 public education was a false narrative, explaining that parents play an integral role and that "extremists" were trying to cause division through culture war talking points. They also discussed the opportunities and practical skills associated with career and technical education. The Washington Post's Alexi McCammond moderated the conversation.
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Gov. Walz at Center for American Progress Conference
25 minutesMinnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) spoke at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. He was interviewed by The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne about passing progressive policies in his state, including codification of abortion rights, cannabis legalization, universal free school meals and gun background checks, and several other issues. At the time of this event, Democrats had full control of Minnesota's government.
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Pharmaceutical Company CEOs Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
2 hours, 53 minutes"We are aware of the many important lifesaving drugs that your companies have produced ... but I think as all of you know, those drugs mean nothing to anybody who cannot afford it," said Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Chair Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb testified on the cost of prescription drugs. Topics included drug pricing in the U.S. vs other countries, patents and competition with generic companies, and transparency in pricing from drug distributors. In addition, the impact government regulations have on innovation and a free-market economy was discussed.
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Health Care Advocates & Researchers Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
31 minutesHealth care advocates and researchers testified on cost of prescription drugs before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. Their testimony followed that of pharmaceutical CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb. Topics included the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in drug pricing, use of the patent system, value-based drug pricing, and competition with generic drug makers.
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Hearing on Assisted Living Facilities
1 hour, 46 minutesThe Senate Aging Committee examined the state of the assisted living industry. One of the witnesses was Patricia Vessenmeyer, whose late husband lived in an assisted living facility due to dementia. She described the poor conditions in the residence and the exorbitant costs she paid for it. Assisted living facilities are primarily regulated by states, unlike nursing homes, which are regulated by both federal and state agencies.
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Teachers' Union Leaders at Center for American Progress Conference
28 minutesTeachers' union presidents Randi Weingarten (American Federation of Teachers) and Becky Pringle (National Education Association) spoke at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. They said that the national debate about parental involvement in K-12 public education was a false narrative, explaining that parents play an integral role and that "extremists" were trying to cause division through culture war talking points. They also discussed the opportunities and practical skills associated with career and technical education. The Washington Post's Alexi McCammond moderated the conversation.
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Gov. Walz at Center for American Progress Conference
25 minutesMinnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) spoke at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. He was interviewed by The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne about passing progressive policies in his state, including codification of abortion rights, cannabis legalization, universal free school meals and gun background checks, and several other issues. At the time of this event, Democrats had full control of Minnesota's government.
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Pharmaceutical Company CEOs Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
2 hours, 53 minutes"We are aware of the many important lifesaving drugs that your companies have produced ... but I think as all of you know, those drugs mean nothing to anybody who cannot afford it," said Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Chair Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb testified on the cost of prescription drugs. Topics included drug pricing in the U.S. vs other countries, patents and competition with generic companies, and transparency in pricing from drug distributors. In addition, the impact government regulations have on innovation and a free-market economy was discussed.
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Health Care Advocates & Researchers Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
32 minutesHealth care advocates and researchers testified on cost of prescription drugs before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee. Their testimony followed that of pharmaceutical CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb. Topics included the role of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) in drug pricing, use of the patent system, value-based drug pricing, and competition with generic drug makers.
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Hearing on Assisted Living Facilities
1 hour, 44 minutesThe Senate Aging Committee examined the state of the assisted living industry. One of the witnesses was Patricia Vessenmeyer, whose late husband lived in an assisted living facility due to dementia. She described the poor conditions in the residence and the exorbitant costs she paid for it. Assisted living facilities are primarily regulated by states, unlike nursing homes, which are regulated by both federal and state agencies.
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Teachers' Union Leaders at Center for American Progress Conference
28 minutesTeachers' union presidents Randi Weingarten (American Federation of Teachers) and Becky Pringle (National Education Association) spoke at the Center for American Progress' annual IDEAS conference in Washington, DC. They said that the national debate about parental involvement in K-12 public education was a false narrative, explaining that parents play an integral role and that "extremists" were trying to cause division through culture war talking points. They also discussed the opportunities and practical skills associated with career and technical education. The Washington Post's Alexi McCammond moderated the conversation.
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Pharmaceutical Company CEOs Testify on Prescription Drug Prices
2 hours, 56 minutes"We are aware of the many important lifesaving drugs that your companies have produced ... but I think as all of you know, those drugs mean nothing to anybody who cannot afford it," said Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Chair Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as CEOs from Johnson & Johnson, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb testified on the cost of prescription drugs. Topics included drug pricing in the U.S. vs other countries, patents and competition with generic companies, and transparency in pricing from drug distributors. In addition, the impact government regulations have on innovation and a free-market economy was discussed.
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Hearing on Assisted Living Facilities
1 hour, 44 minutesThe Senate Aging Committee examined the state of the assisted living industry. One of the witnesses was Patricia Vessenmeyer, whose late husband lived in an assisted living facility due to dementia. She described the poor conditions in the residence and the exorbitant costs she paid for it. Assisted living facilities are primarily regulated by states, unlike nursing homes, which are regulated by both federal and state agencies.