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The Hill's Mychael Schnell previews the week ahead on Capitol Hill and Charles Blahous of George Mason University's Mercatus Center and former Social Security and Medicare Trustee discusses the future of Social Security.

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President Biden was the featured speaker at the South Carolina Democratic Party's "First-in-the-Nation" dinner and celebration in Columbia. He promoted his accomplishments from his first three years in office and called out former president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, including Mr. Trump's "big lie" that the 2020 presidential election was rigged. Other speakers were Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge, Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison, and Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC). This event occurred exactly one week before South Carolina's Democratic primaries.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley sharpened her attacks against rival former President Donald Trump while speaking to voters at a rally in Conway, South Carolina. She said the former president's numerous legal challenges would distract from challenges facing the nation, and also imperil her party's chance of winning the popular vote. She also dismissed the support many South Carolina Republican elected officials had shown for the former president's campaign, saying "you can have them, I don't want them." The rest of Ms. Haley's remarks focused on her campaign platform, including her calls for strict border controls and a more aggressive military posture. The event was twice interrupted by protesters who were asked to leave the venue.

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Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (MN) spoke at the South Carolina Democratic Party's "First-in-the-Nation" dinner and celebration in Columbia. He made his case on why Democratic voters should nominate him over incumbent President Joe Biden, saying, "the numbers do not say things are looking good," referring to current polling of a hypothetical election between President Biden and Donald Trump. This event occurred exactly one week before South Carolina's Democratic primaries.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed outrage after three U.S. servicemembers were killed in an attack at a U.S. base in Jordan. He added the U.S. will respond appropriately to the deadly attack that left many other servicemembers injured. The secretary's comments came as he welcomed the NATO secretary-general to the Pentagon. This was Secretary Austin's first public event since being hospitalized in late December 2023 for cancer treatment complications. The hospitalization came under scrutiny after the secretary failed to disclose it to the White House and other Pentagon officials immediately.

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The Qatari prime minister joins the Atlantic Council to discuss working with the U.S. to de-escalate tensions in the Israel-Hamas war.

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The Hill's Mychael Schnell discussed the latest congressional news and previews the week ahead on Capitol Hill.

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Actors Chris Evans & Mark Kassen, founders of A Starting Point (ASP), a video civic engagement platform, speak at the National Press Club's Headliners luncheon.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump held a rally in Las Vegas, ahead of Nevada's Republican caucus on Feb. 8. He talked extensively about the southern border and weighed in on the federal government's ongoing negotiations, saying President Biden did not need a new bill to secure the border. The former president also discussed a variety of other topics, including his disproven claim that the 2020 presidential election was rigged against him. On the day before this rally, a federal jury decided that Mr. Trump pay $83.3 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll for making defamatory comments about her. Several months before in May 2023, another federal jury found that Mr. Trump sexually abused and defamed Ms. Carroll and awarded her a combined $5 million in damages.

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Joseph Bustos, state government and politics reporter for South Carolina's The State, discussed the state of the 2024 presidential race in South Carolina ahead of primary elections in February.

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"We will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves," National Security Council (NSC) Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby told reporters at a White House briefing, talking about the attack on a U.S. base in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three servicemembers. He said President Biden had met twice with the National Security Council since the attack and was considering options for response. Mr. Kirby addressed a number of questions on the attack and other foreign affairs issues, including ongoing hostage and ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) and Homeland Security Committee Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (MS), and others speak to reporters about Republicans' plans to impeach Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the situation on the border.

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Charles Blahous, senior research strategist at George Mason University's Mercatus Center and former Social Security and Medicare Trustee, discussed the future of Social Security and the 2024 presidential candidates' views on the program.

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Pentagon & WH on deadly attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, The Hill's Mychael Schnell on U.S. border security deal in Senate and House plans to impeach DHS Sec Mayorkas, man who leaked tax records of Donald Trump & others gets 5 yrs in prison.

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Pentagon & White House on deadly attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, The Hill's Mychael Schnell on status of bipartisan U.S. border security deal in Senate and House plans to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas, man who intentionally leaked tax records of Donald Trump and other wealthy people is sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed outrage after three U.S. servicemembers were killed in an attack at a U.S. base in Jordan. He added the U.S. will respond appropriately to the deadly attack that left many other servicemembers injured. The secretary's comments came as he welcomed the NATO secretary-general to the Pentagon. This was Secretary Austin's first public event since being hospitalized in late December 2023 for cancer treatment complications. The hospitalization came under scrutiny after the secretary failed to disclose it to the White House and other Pentagon officials immediately.

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"We will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves," National Security Council (NSC) Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby told reporters at a White House briefing, talking about the attack on a U.S. base in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three servicemembers. He said President Biden had met twice with the National Security Council since the attack and was considering options for response. Mr. Kirby addressed a number of questions on the attack and other foreign affairs issues, including ongoing hostage and ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani joined the Atlantic Council to discuss working with the U.S. to de-escalate tensions in the Israel-Hamas war. He discussed hostage negotiations, saying that they are "in a better place" and addressed Quatar's role in negotiating. Other topics discussed included the attack in Jordan on U.S. troops, Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, minimizing a broadened conflict, and the future of a 2-state solution in the region. He was interviewed by Andrea Mitchell, NBC News chief foreign affairs correspondent, and David Ignatius, Washington Post foreign affairs columnist.

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"As Democrats on the committee, we feel clearly that it's not in the best interest of our government to have this impeachment. That it's a deal put together to satisfy some of the most extreme elements in the Republican party," said Homeland Security Committee Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (MS) as he discussed the impeachment consideration before his committee, noting it as the first impeachment to come before a committee other than Judiciary. He joined House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) and other committee members to speak to reporters about Republicans' plans to impeach Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the situation on the border. They called the impeachment a "sham" and said they do not see the high crimes and misdemeanor standards being met.

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Pentagon & White House on deadly attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, The Hill's Mychael Schnell on status of bipartisan U.S. border security deal in Senate and House plans to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas, man who intentionally leaked tax records of Donald Trump and other wealthy people is sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Pentagon & White House on deadly attack on a U.S. military base in Jordan, The Hill's Mychael Schnell on status of bipartisan U.S. border security deal in Senate and House plans to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas, man who intentionally leaked tax records of Donald Trump and other wealthy people is sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed outrage after three U.S. servicemembers were killed in an attack at a U.S. base in Jordan. He added the U.S. will respond appropriately to the deadly attack that left many other servicemembers injured. The secretary's comments came as he welcomed the NATO secretary-general to the Pentagon. This was Secretary Austin's first public event since being hospitalized in late December 2023 for cancer treatment complications. The hospitalization came under scrutiny after the secretary failed to disclose it to the White House and other Pentagon officials immediately.

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Actors Chris Evans & Mark Kassen, founders of A Starting Point (ASP), a video civic engagement platform, spoke about their organization's mission at the National Press Club's Headliners luncheon. Topics included the 2024 elections, engaging with Generation Z, fact checking lawmakers and combating misinformation.

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"We will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves," National Security Council (NSC) Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby told reporters at a White House briefing, talking about the attack on a U.S. base in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three servicemembers. He said President Biden had met twice with the National Security Council since the attack and was considering options for response. Mr. Kirby addressed a number of questions on the attack and other foreign affairs issues, including ongoing hostage and ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani joined the Atlantic Council to discuss working with the U.S. to de-escalate tensions in the Israel-Hamas war. He discussed hostage negotiations, saying that they are "in a better place" and addressed Quatar's role in negotiating. Other topics discussed included the attack in Jordan on U.S. troops, Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, minimizing a broadened conflict, and the future of a 2-state solution in the region. He was interviewed by Andrea Mitchell, NBC News chief foreign affairs correspondent, and David Ignatius, Washington Post foreign affairs columnist.

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"As Democrats on the committee, we feel clearly that it's not in the best interest of our government to have this impeachment. That it's a deal put together to satisfy some of the most extreme elements in the Republican party," said Homeland Security Committee Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (MS) as he discussed the impeachment consideration before his committee, noting it as the first impeachment to come before a committee other than Judiciary. He joined House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) and other committee members to speak to reporters about Republicans' plans to impeach Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the situation on the border. They called the impeachment a "sham" and said they do not see the high crimes and misdemeanor standards being met.

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Charles Blahous, senior research strategist at George Mason University's Mercatus Center and former Social Security and Medicare Trustee, discussed the future of Social Security and the 2024 presidential candidates' views on the program.

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President Biden was the featured speaker at the South Carolina Democratic Party's "First-in-the-Nation" dinner and celebration in Columbia. He promoted his accomplishments from his first three years in office and called out former president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, including Mr. Trump's "big lie" that the 2020 presidential election was rigged. Other speakers were Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge, Democratic National Committee Chair Jaime Harrison, and Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC). This event occurred exactly one week before South Carolina's Democratic primaries.

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Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (MN) spoke at the South Carolina Democratic Party's "First-in-the-Nation" dinner and celebration in Columbia. He made his case on why Democratic voters should nominate him over incumbent President Joe Biden, saying, "the numbers do not say things are looking good," referring to current polling of a hypothetical election between President Biden and Donald Trump. This event occurred exactly one week before South Carolina's Democratic primaries.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley sharpened her attacks against rival former President Donald Trump while speaking to voters at a rally in Conway, South Carolina. She said the former president's numerous legal challenges would distract from challenges facing the nation, and also imperil her party's chance of winning the popular vote. She also dismissed the support many South Carolina Republican elected officials had shown for the former president's campaign, saying "you can have them, I don't want them." The rest of Ms. Haley's remarks focused on her campaign platform, including her calls for strict border controls and a more aggressive military posture. The event was twice interrupted by protesters who were asked to leave the venue.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump held a rally in Las Vegas, ahead of Nevada's Republican caucus on Feb. 8. He talked extensively about the southern border and weighed in on the federal government's ongoing negotiations, saying President Biden did not need a new bill to secure the border. The former president also discussed a variety of other topics, including his disproven claim that the 2020 presidential election was rigged against him. On the day before this rally, a federal jury decided that Mr. Trump pay $83.3 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll for making defamatory comments about her. Several months before in May 2023, another federal jury found that Mr. Trump sexually abused and defamed Ms. Carroll and awarded her a combined $5 million in damages.

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"We will absolutely do what is required to protect ourselves," National Security Council (NSC) Strategic Communications Coordinator John Kirby told reporters at a White House briefing, talking about the attack on a U.S. base in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three servicemembers. He said President Biden had met twice with the National Security Council since the attack and was considering options for response. Mr. Kirby addressed a number of questions on the attack and other foreign affairs issues, including ongoing hostage and ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas.

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Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani joined the Atlantic Council to discuss working with the U.S. to de-escalate tensions in the Israel-Hamas war. He discussed hostage negotiations, saying that they are "in a better place" and addressed Quatar's role in negotiating. Other topics discussed included the attack in Jordan on U.S. troops, Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, minimizing a broadened conflict, and the future of a 2-state solution in the region. He was interviewed by Andrea Mitchell, NBC News chief foreign affairs correspondent, and David Ignatius, Washington Post foreign affairs columnist.

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"As Democrats on the committee, we feel clearly that it's not in the best interest of our government to have this impeachment. That it's a deal put together to satisfy some of the most extreme elements in the Republican party," said Homeland Security Committee Ranking Member Bennie Thompson (MS) as he discussed the impeachment consideration before his committee, noting it as the first impeachment to come before a committee other than Judiciary. He joined House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) and other committee members to speak to reporters about Republicans' plans to impeach Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over the situation on the border. They called the impeachment a "sham" and said they do not see the high crimes and misdemeanor standards being met.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed outrage after three U.S. servicemembers were killed in an attack at a U.S. base in Jordan. He added the U.S. will respond appropriately to the deadly attack that left many other servicemembers injured. The secretary's comments came as he welcomed the NATO secretary-general to the Pentagon. This was Secretary Austin's first public event since being hospitalized in late December 2023 for cancer treatment complications. The hospitalization came under scrutiny after the secretary failed to disclose it to the White House and other Pentagon officials immediately.

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