Viewer reaction to Campaign 2020 and WJ's Battleground State series continues with a focus on North Carolina with Spectrum TV's Tim Boyum and Meredith College's David McLennan.
The Washington Post hosted a virtual discussion with public health experts on reopening safely during the coronavirus pandemic. Adm. Brett Giroir, Health and Human Services Assistant Health Secretary, talked about recent increases in COVID-19 cases and the Trump administration's response to the pandemic. He also warned that Americans will not be "fully immunized" until mid-2021. Other guests discussed schools reopening, rapid testing and the importance of wearing face masks.
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb joined a group of health care officials and lawmakers in a discussion on the federal response to the coraonavirus pandemic and how it affects the pharmaceutical supply chain. Several speakers highlighted the challenges within the supply chain and noted the complexities of distributing a vaccine. The Hill's Editor-At-Large, Steve Clemons, moderated the event.
North Carolina political reporter Tim Boyum, host of Spectrum TV's "Capital Tonight" and "Tying It Together" podcast, discusses this year's presidential and congressional campaigns in the battleground state of North Carolina.
David McLennan, professor of political science and director of the Meredith Poll at Meredith College, discusses this year's presidential and congressional campaigns in the battleground state of North Carolina.
Vice President Pence delivers remarks at a campaign rally in Flagstaff, AZ. He and President Trump are trying to win the state again after beating Democrat Hillary Clinton in Arizona's 2016 results by 3.5 points.
Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) and Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) joined the Hudson Institute to talk about the congressional Future of Defense Task Force report's findings. Both lawmakers agreed that the U.S. needs to address some shortfalls in order to continue being the top military power. These shortfalls include investing in artificial intelligence, adapting to new operational concepts and eliminating old legacy defense systems. The two also urged the public to read the report.
Today's program looks at the presidential campaign's final days - President Trump in M, Joe Biden in IA, House Dems' report on the coronavirus response, and former Sec of State Condoleezza Rice on China. Interview with Ballotpedia's Josh Altic.
Today's program looks at the presidential campaign's final days - President Trump in Michigan, Joe Biden in Iowa, House Democrats' report on the coronavirus response, and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on U.S.-China relations. Interview with Ballotpedia's Josh Altic.
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden campaigned at a drive-in rally in St. Paul, MN with less than a week to go until Election Day. Mr. Biden is looking to defend the Democrats' 2016 presidential win in the state.
The Wall Street Journal's Gerald Seib discussed how the conservative movement has evolved since the Reagan era. He was interviewed by the Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty.
Four days ahead of the 2020 election, Vice President Pence spoke at a campaign rally in Flagstaff, Arizona. The vice president criticized the Biden-Harris ticket and made the case for President Trump's re-election. In 2016, he and President Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton in Arizona by 3.5 points. The vice president was introduced by Sen. Martha McSally (R-AZ), who was in a close race against Democrat Mark Kelly to complete the remainder of the late Sen. John McCain's term.
Today's program looks at the presidential campaign's final days - President Trump in Michigan, Joe Biden in Iowa, House Democrats' report on the coronavirus response, and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on U.S.-China relations. Interview with Ballotpedia's Josh Altic.
The Wall Street Journal's Gerald Seib discussed how the conservative movement has evolved since the Reagan era. He was interviewed by the Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty.
The Washington Post hosted a virtual discussion with public health experts on reopening safely during the coronavirus pandemic. Adm. Brett Giroir, Health and Human Services Assistant Health Secretary, talked about recent increases in COVID-19 cases and the Trump administration's response to the pandemic. He also warned that Americans will not be "fully immunized" until mid-2021. Other guests discussed schools reopening, rapid testing and the importance of wearing face masks.
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb joined a group of health care officials and lawmakers in a discussion on the federal response to the coraonavirus pandemic and how it affects the pharmaceutical supply chain. Several speakers highlighted the challenges within the supply chain and noted the complexities of distributing a vaccine. The Hill's Editor-At-Large, Steve Clemons, moderated the event.
North Carolina political reporter Tim Boyum, host of Spectrum TV's "Capital Tonight" and "Tying It Together" podcast, discusses this year's presidential and congressional campaigns in the battleground state of North Carolina.
David McLennan, professor of political science and director of the Meredith Poll at Meredith College, discusses this year's presidential and congressional campaigns in the battleground state of North Carolina.
Vice President Pence delivers remarks at a campaign rally in Flagstaff, AZ. He and President Trump are trying to win the state again after beating Democrat Hillary Clinton in Arizona's 2016 results by 3.5 points.
Rep. Jim Banks (R-IN) and Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) joined the Hudson Institute to talk about the congressional Future of Defense Task Force report's findings. Both lawmakers agreed that the U.S. needs to address some shortfalls in order to continue being the top military power. These shortfalls include investing in artificial intelligence, adapting to new operational concepts and eliminating old legacy defense systems. The two also urged the public to read the report.
The Wall Street Journal's Gerald Seib discussed how the conservative movement has evolved since the Reagan era. He was interviewed by the Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty.
