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Washington Journal: 02/01/2024Live
2 hours, 0 minuteRep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) of the Armed Services and Intelligence committees, discusses the drone attack on U.S. forces in Jordan and Ryan Burge, a pastor and political scientist, discusses the role of religious "nones" on U.S. politics.
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U.S. House of Representatives: 02/01/2024
55 minutesThe House will consider legislation making migrants in the U.S. who are convicted of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs deportable. This is the fourth and last in a series of immigration policy bills the House is considering this week.
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Pres. Biden & Party Leaders at National Prayer Breakfast
1 hour, 15 minutesPresident Biden and party leaders deliver remarks at the 2024 National Prayer Breakfast at the U.S. Capitol.
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Defense Secretary Austin Holds Press Briefing
38 minutesDefense Secretary Lloyd Austin speaks with reporters at a press conference in the Pentagon.
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House Democratic Leader on Legislative Agenda
26 minutesHouse Democratic Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries discusses the party's legislative agenda with reporters on Capitol Hill.
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Fmr. Sec. of State Pompeo & Fmr. Defense Sec. Panetta Testify on China's Foreign Policy
2 hours, 4 minutesFormer Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta testified on China's relations with Iran and Russia before the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party. The two discussed how global threats and U.S. relations with China cam impact everyday Americans. In addition, they covered a variety of topics including strengthening global partnerships, building energy and supply-chain security, and conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East. Democracy, the 2020 election, and the impact political division can have on U.S. national security was also addressed.
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Veterans Affairs Dept. Officials Testify on Data Privacy & AI
1 hour, 14 minutesOfficials from the Veterans Affairs Department, including Chief Technology Officer Charles Worthington, testified on data privacy and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) before the House Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization. Several topics were addressed, including data privacy protections, the creation of a framework for AI use, transparency and accountability, and mitigating biases in AI technology.
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Rep. Issa on U.S.-South Asia Relations
1 hour, 11 minutesRep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) discussed U.S.-South Asia relations at the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. Topics included expanding on the U.S.-India relationship, information sharing with partners in the region, using soft-power diplomacy, and the history of U.S., China's and Russia's relationships in the region.
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Washington Journal: Ryan Burge
17 minutesRyan Burge, a political scientist at Eastern Illinois University who studies religious trends, discussed the political impact of recent polling showing more than one-quarter of adults in the United States are religiously unaffiliated.
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Washington TodayLive
48 minutesPresident Biden issues Exec. Order sanctioning Israeli settler violence in West Bank, Def Sec Austin apologizes for keeping his hospitalization secret, ICE Acting Dir on arrest of 171 potentially dangerous noncitizens.
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Washington Today
48 minutesPresident Biden issues an Executive Order sanctioning Israeli settlers committing violent act against Palestinians in the West Bank and talks about the war with Hamas at the National Prayer Breakfast, Defense Secretary Austin apologizes for keeping his hospitalization secret, ICE Acting Director on arrest of 171 potentially dangerous noncitizens.
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Defense Secretary Austin Holds Press Briefing
37 minutesOn his first week back at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin briefed the press and outlined his recent hospital stay and current recovery status. "I want to be crystal clear. We did not handle this right and I did not handle this right. I should have told the President about my cancer diagnosis. I should have also told my team and the American public, and I take full responsibility," said Sec. Austin. He continued to field reporter questions on the issue and shared that there were "no gaps in authority" during his hospitalization. In addition, Sec. Austin expressed condolences as he detailed the deadly attack on U.S. troops in Jordan that killed 3 and injured dozens. "The President will not tolerate attacks on American troops, and neither will I," said Sec. Austin. He later said, "I don't think the adversaries have a one-and-done mindset. They have a lot of capability. I have a lot more."
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Pres. Biden & Party Leaders at National Prayer Breakfast
1 hour, 12 minutesPresident Biden and congressional leaders delivered remarks at the 2024 National Prayer Breakfast at the U.S. Capitol. Historically, the annual gathering has occurred since the early 1980s and held on the first Thursday in February.
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House Democratic Leader on Legislative Agenda
35 minutesHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) criticized House Republicans for "performative politics and political stunts" during his weekly news conference from Capitol Hill on his party's legislative agenda. He said there are issues they can work on together, such as the economy, public safety, and the border, but "extreme MAGA Republicans have chosen to spend the week focused on Secretary Mayorkas and Taylor Swift." When asked about comments made by Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) on the Justice Department's investigation into Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) where he called her husband a "thug," Leader Jeffries said Rep. Nehls "pedaled in racially inflammatory language. He should apologize. It's disgraceful." Other topics addressed included negotiations on border security and the House's recently passed tax cut package that expanded the child tax credit.
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Washington Today
48 minutesPresident Biden issues an Executive Order sanctioning Israeli settlers committing violent act against Palestinians in the West Bank and talks about the war with Hamas at the National Prayer Breakfast, Defense Secretary Austin apologizes for keeping his hospitalization secret, ICE Acting Director on arrest of 171 potentially dangerous noncitizens.
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Washington Today
49 minutesPresident Biden issues an Executive Order sanctioning Israeli settlers committing violent act against Palestinians in the West Bank and talks about the war with Hamas at the National Prayer Breakfast, Defense Secretary Austin apologizes for keeping his hospitalization secret, ICE Acting Director on arrest of 171 potentially dangerous noncitizens.
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Rep. Issa on U.S.-South Asia Relations
1 hour, 0 minuteRep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) discussed U.S.-South Asia relations at the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. Topics included expanding on the U.S.-India relationship, information sharing with partners in the region, using soft-power diplomacy, and the history of U.S., China's and Russia's relationships in the region.
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Defense Secretary Austin Holds Press Briefing
37 minutesOn his first week back at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin briefed the press and outlined his recent hospital stay and current recovery status. "I want to be crystal clear. We did not handle this right and I did not handle this right. I should have told the President about my cancer diagnosis. I should have also told my team and the American public, and I take full responsibility," said Sec. Austin. He continued to field reporter questions on the issue and shared that there were "no gaps in authority" during his hospitalization. In addition, Sec. Austin expressed condolences as he detailed the deadly attack on U.S. troops in Jordan that killed 3 and injured dozens. "The President will not tolerate attacks on American troops, and neither will I," said Sec. Austin. He later said, "I don't think the adversaries have a one-and-done mindset. They have a lot of capability. I have a lot more."
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Pres. Biden & Party Leaders at National Prayer Breakfast
1 hour, 12 minutesPresident Biden and congressional leaders delivered remarks at the 2024 National Prayer Breakfast at the U.S. Capitol. Historically, the annual gathering has occurred since the early 1980s and held on the first Thursday in February.
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House Democratic Leader on Legislative Agenda
26 minutesHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) criticized House Republicans for "performative politics and political stunts" during his weekly news conference from Capitol Hill on his party's legislative agenda. He said there are issues they can work on together, such as the economy, public safety, and the border, but "extreme MAGA Republicans have chosen to spend the week focused on Secretary Mayorkas and Taylor Swift." When asked about comments made by Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) on the Justice Department's investigation into Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) where he called her husband a "thug," Leader Jeffries said Rep. Nehls "pedaled in racially inflammatory language. He should apologize. It's disgraceful." Other topics addressed included negotiations on border security and the House's recently passed tax cut package that expanded the child tax credit.
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Veterans Affairs Dept. Officials Testify on Data Privacy & AI
1 hour, 16 minutesOfficials from the Veterans Affairs Department, including Chief Technology Officer Charles Worthington, testified on data privacy and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) before the House Veterans' Affairs Subcommittee on Technology Modernization. Several topics were addressed, including data privacy protections, the creation of a framework for AI use, transparency and accountability, and mitigating biases in AI technology.
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Campaign 2024: Rep. James Clyburn D-SC Discusses Democratic Campaign Messaging
31 minutesDuring a virtual event hosted by The Washington Post, Rep. James Clyburn (D-SC) talked about the Democratic Party's messaging for 2024. He highlighted the Biden administration's efforts to curb inflation and also discussed the role of South Carolina in the Democratic presidential nominating process.
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Rep. Issa on U.S.-South Asia Relations
1 hour, 2 minutesRep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) discussed U.S.-South Asia relations at the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC. Topics included expanding on the U.S.-India relationship, information sharing with partners in the region, using soft-power diplomacy, and the history of U.S., China's and Russia's relationships in the region.
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House Democratic Leader on Legislative Agenda
26 minutesHouse Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) criticized House Republicans for "performative politics and political stunts" during his weekly news conference from Capitol Hill on his party's legislative agenda. He said there are issues they can work on together, such as the economy, public safety, and the border, but "extreme MAGA Republicans have chosen to spend the week focused on Secretary Mayorkas and Taylor Swift." When asked about comments made by Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) on the Justice Department's investigation into Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) where he called her husband a "thug," Leader Jeffries said Rep. Nehls "pedaled in racially inflammatory language. He should apologize. It's disgraceful." Other topics addressed included negotiations on border security and the House's recently passed tax cut package that expanded the child tax credit.
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Pres. Biden & Party Leaders at National Prayer Breakfast
1 hour, 12 minutesPresident Biden and congressional leaders delivered remarks at the 2024 National Prayer Breakfast at the U.S. Capitol. Historically, the annual gathering has occurred since the early 1980s and held on the first Thursday in February.
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Defense Secretary Austin Holds Press Briefing
41 minutesOn his first week back at the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin briefed the press and outlined his recent hospital stay and current recovery status. "I want to be crystal clear. We did not handle this right and I did not handle this right. I should have told the President about my cancer diagnosis. I should have also told my team and the American public, and I take full responsibility," said Sec. Austin. He continued to field reporter questions on the issue and shared that there were "no gaps in authority" during his hospitalization. In addition, Sec. Austin expressed condolences as he detailed the deadly attack on U.S. troops in Jordan that killed 3 and injured dozens. "The President will not tolerate attacks on American troops, and neither will I," said Sec. Austin. He later said, "I don't think the adversaries have a one-and-done mindset. They have a lot of capability. I have a lot more."