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Washington Journal: 08/14/2020Live
3 hours, 3 minutesIndependent Women's Voice Senior Policy Analyst Patrice Onwuka discusses her group's opposition to the Biden-Harris ticket and University of Virginia politics professor Jennifer Lawless discusses the evolution of women in electoral politics.
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Discussion on COVID-19 Pandemic Impact on Hurricane Season
1 hour, 17 minutesThe Bipartisan Policy Center hosts a virtual event on COVID-19's impact on the 2020 hurricane season.
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Discussion on the U.S. Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic
54 minutesEd Yong, a staff writer for the Atlantic, discussed his recent article, "The Big Story: How the Virus Won," on the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic. Mr. Yong talked about some of the shortcomings of the Trump administration's response to the outbreak, including mixed messaging, the failure to set up proper testing and tracing protocols, and the marginalization of public health experts, including those at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He also talked about how the U.S. could improve its response and how a Biden administration might be able handle the crisis, if elected in November.
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Democratic Attorneys General Discuss Racial Inequity
1 hour, 21 minutesDemocratic attorneys general from several states spoke about what they're doing to address racial inequities in communities at the Netroots Nation virtual conference. Other topics discussed included the importance of elections and voting in local elections, police reform, pandemic racial disparities and consumer protection.
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President Trump Holds News Conference
22 minutesPresident Trump holds a news conference at the White House.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Discusses Federalism & the Coronavirus
42 minutesMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) joined the Hoover Institution for a virtual discussion on federalism and the coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Hogan, who had just finished his term as president of the National Governors Association, talked about how state governments were balancing public health and economic needs in responding to the pandemic. He also discussed efforts to reopen schools and more businesses while continuing to monitor his state's infection and hospitalization rates.
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Assistant AG Demers on Countering Chinese Intellectual Property Theft
1 hour, 5 minutesThe Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a virtual discussion with Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Demers on countering Chinese espionage. He began his remarks by outlining the priorities of the Justice Department's China Initiative, focused on the theft of intellectual property by the Chinese government. Assistant Attorney General Demers also discussed the administration's decision to close China's consulate in Houston and the potential national security concerns with Chinese video-sharing app TikTok.
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Discussion on Anti-Asian American Sentiment During COVID-19
1 hour, 16 minutesThe Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC), Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) and Congressional Black Caucus, collectively known as the "Tri-Caucus," hosted a discussion about the rise of anti-Asian sentiment in the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic. Asian American civil rights experts said there have been over 2,600 reports of anti-Asian incidents across the United States since the beginning of COVID-19. They spoke about ways individuals can safely intervene if they witness a hate crime, and ways Congress can use appropriations to reduce crimes against Asian Americans.
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Washington TodayLive
32 minutesToday looks at the first guilty plea in the probe of the Russia investigation, more sparring over Postal Service funding and mail-in ballots, and Gov. Cuomo (D-NY) on a running for president in 2024. Interview with Washington Post's Matt Zapotosky.
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Radio Special: C-SPAN's The Weekly Podcast with Trump 2020 Campaign Senior Adviser, Mercedes Schlapp
27 minutesCampaign strategist for Trump 2020 Mercedes Schlapp says the choice in this election is clear. She joins C-SPAN to discuss the campaign, the upcoming conventions, and Democratic ticket.
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Washington Today
31 minutesToday's program looks at the first guilty plea in the probe into FBI's Russia investigation, more sparring over Postal Service funding and mail-in ballots, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) on a running for president in 2024. Interview with Washington Post's Matt Zapotosky.
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President Trump Holds News Conference
19 minutesPresident Trump said he would agree to Democrats additional election funding for the U.S. Postal Service if they were to accept some of his proposals concerning additional pandemic economic aid legislation. His comments came as he gave a brief update on the federal response to COVID-19 before departing for New Jersey. Other topics discussed included the review of the FBI Russia investigation and the Middle East peace deal between Israel and United Arab Emirates.
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Washington Journal: Jennifer Lawless
11 minutesUniversity of Virginia politics professor Jennifer Lawless discusses the evolution of women in electoral politics.
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After Words: After Words, John Yoo, "Defender in Chief"
59 minutesUniversity of California, Berkeley law professor and former deputy assistant attorney general in the George W. Bush administration John Yoo weighed in on presidential powers and the U.S. Constitution. He was interviewed by Mark Rozell, author and George Mason University founding Dean of the School of Policy and Government.
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Campaign 2020: Sen. Kamala Harris Vice Presidential Candidate Profile
1 hour, 3 minutesPolitical reporters Holly Otterbein and Seema Mehta joined to discuss the political career of Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA), 2020 Democratic presumptive presidential nominee Joe Biden's pick as a vice presidential running mate, looking back at video from her career as a public official. This included her first appearance on C-SPAN, at a discussion on the state of Black America in 2006, which she spoke at while in her second year as the San Francisco District Attorney. Also discussed was her rise to be California's Attorney General, and then her election to the U.S. Senate in 2016 and her subsequent service on Capitol Hill before entering the arena of presidential politics in January 2019. The reporters also talked about her relationship with Joe Biden, and the importance of their relationship to their campaign.
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Washington Today
30 minutesToday's program looks at the first guilty plea in the probe into FBI's Russia investigation, more sparring over Postal Service funding and mail-in ballots, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) on a running for president in 2024. Interview with Washington Post's Matt Zapotosky.
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Radio Special: C-SPAN's The Weekly Podcast with Trump 2020 Campaign Senior Adviser, Mercedes Schlapp
29 minutesCampaign strategist for Trump 2020 Mercedes Schlapp says the choice in this election is clear. She joins C-SPAN to discuss the campaign, the upcoming conventions, and Democratic ticket.
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After Words: After Words, John Yoo, "Defender in Chief"
59 minutesUniversity of California, Berkeley law professor and former deputy assistant attorney general in the George W. Bush administration John Yoo weighed in on presidential powers and the U.S. Constitution. He was interviewed by Mark Rozell, author and George Mason University founding Dean of the School of Policy and Government.
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Discussion on COVID-19 Pandemic Impact on Hurricane Season
1 hour, 0 minuteThe Bipartisan Policy Center hosts a virtual event on COVID-19's impact on the 2020 hurricane season.
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Discussion on the U.S. Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic
52 minutesEd Yong, a staff writer for the Atlantic, discussed his recent article, "The Big Story: How the Virus Won," on the U.S. response to the coronavirus pandemic. Mr. Yong talked about some of the shortcomings of the Trump administration's response to the outbreak, including mixed messaging, the failure to set up proper testing and tracing protocols, and the marginalization of public health experts, including those at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He also talked about how the U.S. could improve its response and how a Biden administration might be able handle the crisis, if elected in November.
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Democratic Attorneys General Discuss Racial Inequity
1 hour, 33 minutesDemocratic attorneys general from several states spoke about what they're doing to address racial inequities in communities at the Netroots Nation virtual conference. Other topics discussed included the importance of elections and voting in local elections, police reform, pandemic racial disparities and consumer protection.
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President Trump Holds News Conference
22 minutesPresident Trump holds a news conference at the White House.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Discusses Federalism & the Coronavirus
43 minutesMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) joined the Hoover Institution for a virtual discussion on federalism and the coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Hogan, who had just finished his term as president of the National Governors Association, talked about how state governments were balancing public health and economic needs in responding to the pandemic. He also discussed efforts to reopen schools and more businesses while continuing to monitor his state's infection and hospitalization rates.
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Assistant AG Demers on Countering Chinese Intellectual Property Theft
1 hour, 4 minutesThe Center for Strategic and International Studies hosted a virtual discussion with Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Demers on countering Chinese espionage. He began his remarks by outlining the priorities of the Justice Department's China Initiative, focused on the theft of intellectual property by the Chinese government. Assistant Attorney General Demers also discussed the administration's decision to close China's consulate in Houston and the potential national security concerns with Chinese video-sharing app TikTok.
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Discussion on Anti-Asian American Sentiment During COVID-19
1 hour, 18 minutesThe Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC), Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) and Congressional Black Caucus, collectively known as the "Tri-Caucus," hosted a discussion about the rise of anti-Asian sentiment in the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic. Asian American civil rights experts said there have been over 2,600 reports of anti-Asian incidents across the United States since the beginning of COVID-19. They spoke about ways individuals can safely intervene if they witness a hate crime, and ways Congress can use appropriations to reduce crimes against Asian Americans.