Economic Policy Institute's Elise Gould discusses the potential lapse in unemployment benefits, and author and Washington Times national security correspondent Bill Gertz discusses China's espionage efforts in the U.S.
On the floor of the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell recognized and congratulated President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. He also spoke about President Trump.
On the floor of the Senate, Democratic Whip Dick Durbin of Illinois thanked those who acknowledge that Joe Biden won the election and Republican Leader Mitch McConnell in particular, who made the announcement shortly before Sen. Durbin spoke. He also criticized the divisive reaction by some to Joe Biden's win over President Trump.
On the floor of the Senate , Minority Leader Chuck Schumer spoke about Joe BIden's Electoral College win, COVID relief, and the importance of the vaccine.
Author and Washington Times national security correspondent Bill Gertz discussed the latest in the investigation of a Member of Congress's ties to alleged Chinese spy and the pervasiveness of China's espionage efforts in the U.S.
Economic Policy Institute senior economist Elise Gould discussed the impact the pandemic has had on America's workforce and why robust covid-19 financial relief measures are needed.
Today's program looks at the latest on President-elect Joe Biden and the acknowledgement by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of his Electoral College victory. We speak with Matt Viser of The Washington Post.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) held a briefing with the press on the state's coronavirus response and their plan to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine. He addressed the recent rise in positive coronavirus results and continued to urge people to follow the state's mitigation guidelines, including wearing masks and social distancing. When speaking about the COVID-19 vaccine, the governor said it was "a turning point" and the "beginning of the end" for the pandemic.
The secretaries of state for Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania talked about the 2020 elections during a virtual conversation with the Bipartisan Policy Center. The election officials discussed the election results, threats of violence they have faced post-election, and misinformation around the voting process. Also part of the conversation was ways to improve election integrity and encourage voters to trust the results of future elections.
Today's program looks at the latest on President-elect Joe Biden and the acknowledgement by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of his Electoral College victory. We speak with Matt Viser of The Washington Post.
Today's program looks at the latest on President-elect Joe Biden and the acknowledgement by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of his Electoral College victory. We speak with Matt Viser of The Washington Post.
On the floor of the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell recognized and congratulated President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris. He also spoke about President Trump.
On the floor of the Senate, Democratic Whip Dick Durbin of Illinois thanked those who acknowledge that Joe Biden won the election and Republican Leader Mitch McConnell in particular, who made the announcement shortly before Sen. Durbin spoke. He also criticized the divisive reaction by some to Joe Biden's win over President Trump.
On the floor of the Senate , Minority Leader Chuck Schumer spoke about Joe BIden's Electoral College win, COVID relief, and the importance of the vaccine.
Author and Washington Times national security correspondent Bill Gertz discussed the latest in the investigation of a Member of Congress's ties to alleged Chinese spy and the pervasiveness of China's espionage efforts in the U.S.
President-elect Biden campaigned for two Democratic Georgia U.S. Senate candidates -- Jon Ossoff and Rev. Rafael Warnock -- in Atlanta. Both men faced runoff elections with the Republican incumbents -- Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler -- on January 5, 2021 after all candidates failed to reach the 50 percent threshold in the 2020 election. President Biden said Georgia Democrats would need to again turn out in record numbers to secure a victory for the two candidates, whose win would secure the narrowest possible majority for Democrats in the Senate, giving the part 50 in their caucus plus the tie-breaking vote of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. The drive-in rally also featured opening remarks from Stacey Abrams, the Fair Fight 2020 founder and former Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate, and Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democratic mayor of Atlanta.
The Atlantic Council hosted a series of virtual discussions on the foreign policy challenges facing the incoming Biden administration. The second panel of foreign policy experts and former government officials discussed the top global risks, the coronavirus pandemic and U.S. global leadership. Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper was among the speakers on the panel.
President-elect Biden campaigned for two Democratic Georgia U.S. Senate candidates -- Jon Ossoff and Rev. Rafael Warnock -- in Atlanta. Both men faced runoff elections with the Republican incumbents -- Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler -- on January 5, 2021 after all candidates failed to reach the 50 percent threshold in the 2020 election. President Biden said Georgia Democrats would need to again turn out in record numbers to secure a victory for the two candidates, whose win would secure the narrowest possible majority for Democrats in the Senate, giving the part 50 in their caucus plus the tie-breaking vote of Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. The drive-in rally also featured opening remarks from Stacey Abrams, the Fair Fight 2020 founder and former Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate, and Keisha Lance Bottoms, the Democratic mayor of Atlanta.
