Project on Government Oversight's Danielle Brian discusses the role of Inspectors General in government oversight and Dr. Kevin Pham discusses how Americans should modify their behavior as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.
Project on Government Oversight Executive Director Danielle Brian discussed the role of Inspectors General in government and President Trump's firing of multiple IGs.
The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a meeting to consider authorization for FISA investigation subpoenas. They will also discuss DC Circuit nominee Judge Justin Walker and Justice Department inspector general legislation.
The Senate Judiciary Committee holds a meeting to consider authorization for FISA investigation subpoenas. They will also discuss DC Circuit nominee Judge Justin Walker and Justice Department inspector general legislation.
President Trump answered reporters' questions on a number of topics as he departed the White House for Michigan. These topics included the U.S. withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty, a new study finding that more than 30,000 lives would have been saved if action was taken earlier with the coronavirus, and the upcoming G7 summit. President Trump is headed to Michigan for a tour of a Ford motor production plant in the state.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce held a press call on Thursday morning. They addressed work on the next COVID-19 relief package, unemployment, and business priorities. Among those speaking were Chamber Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer Neil Bradley and Institute forLegal Reform President Harold Kim. Speakers gave statements, followed by questions from reporters.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) held a coronavirus briefing in Lansing. The governor spoke about severe flooding in central Michigan caused by a dam collapse saying there will be an investigation into the failure. She encouraged residents in the area to maintain social distancing and mask wearing through this difficult time. Gov. Whitmer also announced statewide business opening of auto show rooms and retail stores but said customers need to schedule and appointment before entering the business. Gatherings of up to 10 people and nonessential medical procedures will also be allowed.
President Trump answered reporters' questions on a number of topics as he departed the White House for Michigan. These topics included the U.S. withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty, a new study finding that more than 30,000 lives would have been saved if action was taken earlier with the coronavirus, and the upcoming G7 summit. President Trump is headed to Michigan for a tour of a Ford motor production plant in the state.
Today's program looks at the latest on Capitol Hill before Memorial Day weekend. Interviews with Suzanne Kapner of The Wall Street Journal (15) and Charlotte Alter of Time Magazine (30).
Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) participated in a virtual summit on the future of the American economy hosted by The Hill. Sen. Warner discussed his proposal for the next coronavirus stimulus bill as well as the future of manufacturing in the United States. He proposed a direct payment option which would supplement paychecks for the unemployed up to $90,000. The senator also addressed the Trump administration's response to manufacturing personal protective equipment calling it a "complete disaster," and recommended bringing manufacturing of pharmaceuticals and other medical materials back to the United States.
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) participated in a virtual summit on the future of the American economy hosted by The Hill. Sen. Cardin discussed his thoughts on the rollout of the CARES Act. He said the House and Senate are both considering an extension of the eight-week time frame in which loans dispersed as part of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) must be spent. Sen. Cardin hoped the next round of stimulus could be more targeted to small businesses in underserved communities. In addition, he expressed his hope for a bipartisan infrastructure package, which he says should include broadband and water infrastructure.
NOAA released their 2020 Atlantic hurricane season outlook on a conference call with reporters. Officials predict this season to be more active than usual.
Today's program looks at the latest on Capitol Hill before Memorial Day weekend. Interviews with Suzanne Kapner of The Wall Street Journal (15) and Charlotte Alter of Time Magazine (30).
Today's program looks at the latest on Capitol Hill before Memorial Day weekend. Interviews with Suzanne Kapner of The Wall Street Journal (15) and Charlotte Alter of Time Magazine (30).
Today's program looks at the latest on Capitol Hill before Memorial Day weekend. Interviews with Suzanne Kapner of The Wall Street Journal (15) and Charlotte Alter of Time Magazine (30).
Project on Government Oversight Executive Director Danielle Brian discussed the role of Inspectors General in government and President Trump's firing of multiple IGs.
President Trump answered reporters' questions on a number of topics as he departed the White House for Michigan. These topics included the U.S. withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty, a new study finding that more than 30,000 lives would have been saved if action was taken earlier with the coronavirus, and the upcoming G7 summit. President Trump is headed to Michigan for a tour of a Ford motor production plant in the state.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce held a press call on Thursday morning. They addressed work on the next COVID-19 relief package, unemployment, and business priorities. Among those speaking were Chamber Executive Vice President and Chief Policy Officer Neil Bradley and Institute forLegal Reform President Harold Kim. Speakers gave statements, followed by questions from reporters.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) held a coronavirus briefing in Lansing. The governor spoke about severe flooding in central Michigan caused by a dam collapse saying there will be an investigation into the failure. She encouraged residents in the area to maintain social distancing and mask wearing through this difficult time. Gov. Whitmer also announced statewide business opening of auto show rooms and retail stores but said customers need to schedule and appointment before entering the business. Gatherings of up to 10 people and nonessential medical procedures will also be allowed.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) held a coronavirus briefing on the state's response to the cornavirus pandemic in Montgomery. The governor discussed hospital capacity, contact tracing, and unemployment, for which the state has paid out more than one billion dollars in compensation. While announcing phase two of reopening the state will begin on Friday, May 22nd, Gov. Ivey said, "just as we've had to live with the flu and other viruses, for which there's no known cure, it's not realistic to think we're going to be able to keep everybody totally isolated from each other."
Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) held a online town hall on the coronavirus pandemic titled "Are We Ready to Reopen Maryland?" He was joined by a health care expert from Johns Hopkins University. The Senator also read questions submitted by constituents.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin participated in a virtual summit on the future of the American economy hosted by The Hill. Secretary Mnuchin said there was a "strong likelihood we will need another bill" regarding a fourth coronavirus related stimulus package. The secretary promised to review any loans from the CARES Act that were more than $2 million, but he declined to commit to testifying in front of the House coronavirus relief committee.
