Former White House Chiefs of Staff John Podesta and Andrew Card discussed the process of building a new administration with the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service. They talked about their experience transitioning administration, their thoughts on President-elect Biden's cabinet picks and the importance of the White House's staff. Georgetown University students joined the discussed to ask questions.
Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews discussed President Trump's objections to the recently passed covid relief / government funding bill and recent veto of a defense policy bill.
Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews discussed President Trump's objections to the recently passed covid relief / government funding bill and recent veto of a defense policy bill.
Rev. Naomi Tutu, Arun Gandhi, Ron Reagan, author Reza Aslan and presidential speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz discussed religion's role in democracy at a Purdue University event.
President-elect Biden delivered remarks in Wilmington, Delaware, after meeting with members of his national security team. The president-elect outlined his vision for American foreign policy and the national security challenges he would face upon assuming office the following month. He criticized the Trump administration, particularly the political leadership of the Defense Department and the Office of Management and Budget, for "roadblocks" in the transition process. "Right now, we just aren't getting all the information that we need from the outgoing administration in key national security areas," he said. "It's nothing short, in my view, of irresponsibility." President-elect Biden said he was clear-eyed about the challenges ahead but that the U.S. would "reclaim "its" credibility to lead the free world." The president-elect began his remarks by addressing the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) answered a range of questions on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic and ongoing vaccine fraud investigation. During his briefing in Albany, the governor spoke on the current investigation into fraud at ParCare Community Health Network, accused of violating state guidelines and distributing the vaccines to members of the public and not the approved plan of frontline health care workers and nursing home residents. Gov. Cuomo warned, "If you violate the law we will find out and you will be prosecuted." He also addressed the surge in coronavirus cases since the Christmas holiday weekend.
During a briefing on California's response to the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said he expected to extend stay-at-home orders for the southern part of the state due to increased COVID-19 cases. Gov. Newsom said a plateau in case numbers in other parts of California were a positive sign that the stay-at-home orders were having their intended impact. He also spoke about coronavirus vaccine distribution plans and warned against health care providers giving vaccines to patients before it was their turn. The governor also discussed the recently passed coronavirus relief package and explained how funds would be used in California.
On today's program we take a look at the House of Representatives as they vote to override a veto by President Trump on the NDAA and a raise in the amount of money in direct payments to Americans. Plus, remarks from President-Elect Joe Biden on his transition and some covid-19 vaccine fraud in New York State.
President-elect Biden delivered remarks in Wilmington, Delaware, after meeting with members of his national security team. The president-elect outlined his vision for American foreign policy and the national security challenges he would face upon assuming office the following month. He criticized the Trump administration, particularly the political leadership of the Defense Department and the Office of Management and Budget, for "roadblocks" in the transition process. "Right now, we just aren't getting all the information that we need from the outgoing administration in key national security areas," he said. "It's nothing short, in my view, of irresponsibility." President-elect Biden said he was clear-eyed about the challenges ahead but that the U.S. would "reclaim "its" credibility to lead the free world." The president-elect began his remarks by addressing the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.
Former White House Chiefs of Staff John Podesta and Andrew Card discussed the process of building a new administration with the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service. They talked about their experience transitioning administration, their thoughts on President-elect Biden's cabinet picks and the importance of the White House's staff. Georgetown University students joined the discussed to ask questions.
Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews discussed President Trump's objections to the recently passed covid relief / government funding bill and recent veto of a defense policy bill.
Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews discussed President Trump's objections to the recently passed covid relief / government funding bill and recent veto of a defense policy bill.
Rev. Naomi Tutu, Arun Gandhi, Ron Reagan, author Reza Aslan and presidential speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz discussed religion's role in democracy at a Purdue University event.
During a briefing on California's response to the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said he expected to extend stay-at-home orders for the southern part of the state due to increased COVID-19 cases. Gov. Newsom said a plateau in case numbers in other parts of California were a positive sign that the stay-at-home orders were having their intended impact. He also spoke about coronavirus vaccine distribution plans and warned against health care providers giving vaccines to patients before it was their turn. The governor also discussed the recently passed coronavirus relief package and explained how funds would be used in California.
President-elect Biden delivered remarks in Wilmington, Delaware, after meeting with members of his national security team. The president-elect outlined his vision for American foreign policy and the national security challenges he would face upon assuming office the following month. He criticized the Trump administration, particularly the political leadership of the Defense Department and the Office of Management and Budget, for "roadblocks" in the transition process. "Right now, we just aren't getting all the information that we need from the outgoing administration in key national security areas," he said. "It's nothing short, in my view, of irresponsibility." President-elect Biden said he was clear-eyed about the challenges ahead but that the U.S. would "reclaim "its" credibility to lead the free world." The president-elect began his remarks by addressing the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.
