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Washington Journal: 03/25/2024Live
3 hours, 1 minuteLeague of Conservation Voters' Pete Maysmith discusses the role of climate issues in Campaign 2024 and Daily Mail Senior Political Reporter Charlie Spiering discusses his book "Amateur Hour: Kamala Harris in the White House."
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FEMA Administrator on Natural Disaster Preparedness
44 minutesFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discussed emergency preparedness and resilience amid natural disasters in a conversation hosted by the Atlantic Council. She discussed the evolution of the role of emergency manager and highlighted a variety of topics including preventing cyber threats against critical infrastructure, mitigating risks, insurance programs, and building resilient communities after natural disasters and severe weather events.
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'British Ambassador to U.S. on Northern European Security '
1 hour, 9 minutesBritish Ambassador to the U.S. Karen Pierce and others discuss Northern European security at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute.
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Commissioner Werfel on Modernizing the IRS
1 hour, 7 minutesCommissioner Danny Werfel discussed modernizing and digitizing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) at an event hosted by American University's Kogod School of Business in Washington, DC. He summarized the impact the Inflation Reduction Act has had on taxpayers and focused on the importance of funding the IRS. In addition, Commissioner Werfel delivered remarks and took questions on a variety of topics including misconceptions about the IRS, tax evasion, refund timeline, tax credits for families and businesses, and his future vision for the IRS.
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Fmr. Pres. Trump Remarks Following N.Y. Criminal Case Hearing
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University of Chicago Discussion with Former White House Chiefs of Staff
1 hour, 9 minutesFormer White House Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Andrew Card, Bill Daley, and Mack McLarty discussed their experiences of serving in the position. They shared stories on the most important and toughest aspects of the job, working with stakeholders, managing staff, and unique memories of working with the president--such as telling him news that he didn't want to hear. University of Chicago Institute of Politics hosted this event.
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American Bankers Association Summit in Washington, DC
2 hours, 5 minutesTop U.S. House Republican Tom Emmer (MN) joined bank CEOs and former regulators at an American Bankers Association summit in Washington, DC. Rep. Emmer, who serves as majority whip, discussed a possible TikTok ban and his opposition to a central bank digital currency that infringes on privacy. Other participants discussed the state of the banking industry and were critical of the Biden administration's regulations, such as a crackdown on "junk fees" and enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act.
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White House Nat'l Security Communications Adviser Briefs Reporters
15 minutesWhite House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby brief reporters on news of the day.
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Washington TodayLive
41 minutesDonald Trump on developments in his court cases; U.S. abstains, allowing UN Security Council resolution calling for Gaza war ceasefire to pass; Gov. DeSantis signs bill banning under 14 social media accounts.
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Washington Today
40 minutesDonald Trump on one court reducing his civil fraud judgement bond while he appeals and another court setting a hush-money trial date; U.S. abstains, allowing UN Security Council resolution calling for a Israel-Hamas war ceasefire to pass; Gov. DeSantis signs bill banning social media accounts for children under 14.
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Fmr. Pres. Trump Remarks Following N.Y. Criminal Case Hearing
20 minutesFormer President Donald Trump called his legal woes "election interference" and blamed President Biden for charges against him in remarks to reporters in New York City. His comments came after New York Judge Juan Merchan set an April 15, 2024 date to start the former president's criminal trial related to payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Two of Mr. Trump's lawyers in the case, also briefly spoke to reporters.
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White House Nat'l Security Communications Adviser Briefs Reporters
29 minutes"We wanted to get to a place where we could support this resolution, but because the final text does not have key language that we think is essential such as condemning Hamas, we couldn't support it," White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby told reporters after the U.S. abstained from a U.N. resolution demanding a cease-fire in Gaza until the end of Ramadan. The non-binding resolution passed 14-0 with the U.S. being the only member to abstain from a vote. When asked about reports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accusing the U.S. of changing its position by allowing the vote to proceed without using its veto power, Kirby pushed back saying there has been no change in U.S. policy and that he wanted to make it clear the United States stands with Israel. He also said the U.S. will continue to work to bring the release of hostages who have been held since 2023's, October 7th attack on Israel. Kirby also answered questions on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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University of Chicago Discussion with Former White House Chiefs of Staff
1 hour, 10 minutesFormer White House Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Andrew Card, Bill Daley, and Mack McLarty discussed their experiences of serving in the position. They shared stories on the most important and toughest aspects of the job, working with stakeholders, managing staff, and unique memories of working with the president--such as telling him news that he didn't want to hear. University of Chicago Institute of Politics hosted this event.
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FEMA Administrator on Natural Disaster Preparedness
45 minutesFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discussed emergency preparedness and resilience amid natural disasters in a conversation hosted by the Atlantic Council. She discussed the evolution of the role of emergency manager and highlighted a variety of topics including preventing cyber threats against critical infrastructure, mitigating risks, insurance programs, and building resilient communities after natural disasters and severe weather events.
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Washington Today
41 minutesDonald Trump on one court reducing his civil fraud judgement bond while he appeals and another court setting a hush-money trial date; U.S. abstains, allowing UN Security Council resolution calling for a Israel-Hamas war ceasefire to pass; Gov. DeSantis signs bill banning social media accounts for children under 14.
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Washington Today
41 minutesDonald Trump on one court reducing his civil fraud judgement bond while he appeals and another court setting a hush-money trial date; U.S. abstains, allowing UN Security Council resolution calling for a Israel-Hamas war ceasefire to pass; Gov. DeSantis signs bill banning social media accounts for children under 14.
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Commissioner Werfel on Modernizing the IRS
1 hour, 7 minutesCommissioner Danny Werfel discussed modernizing and digitizing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) at an event hosted by American University's Kogod School of Business in Washington, DC. He summarized the impact the Inflation Reduction Act has had on taxpayers and focused on the importance of funding the IRS. In addition, Commissioner Werfel delivered remarks and took questions on a variety of topics including misconceptions about the IRS, tax evasion, refund timeline, tax credits for families and businesses, and his future vision for the IRS.
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RADIO VO PART 2 'British Ambassador to U.S. & Others on Northern European Security '
1 hour, 6 minutesBritish Ambassador to the U.S. Karen Pierce and others discussed Northern European security amid the Russia-Ukraine war at an event hosted by the Hudson Institute. Topics included NATO defense spending, Europe's defense industrial base, and how the results of the Russia-Ukraine war can impact European security.
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FEMA Administrator on Natural Disaster Preparedness
45 minutesFEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell discussed emergency preparedness and resilience amid natural disasters in a conversation hosted by the Atlantic Council. She discussed the evolution of the role of emergency manager and highlighted a variety of topics including preventing cyber threats against critical infrastructure, mitigating risks, insurance programs, and building resilient communities after natural disasters and severe weather events.
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Fmr. Pres. Trump Remarks Following N.Y. Criminal Case Hearing
20 minutesFormer President Donald Trump called his legal woes "election interference" and blamed President Biden for charges against him in remarks to reporters in New York City. His comments came after New York Judge Juan Merchan set an April 15, 2024 date to start the former president's criminal trial related to payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Two of Mr. Trump's lawyers in the case, also briefly spoke to reporters.
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Washington Journal: Pete Maysmith
40 minutesLeague of Conservation Voters Senior Vice President of Campaigns Pete Maysmith discussed the role of climate issues in the 2024 presidential campaign and the organization's spending this election cycle.
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White House Nat'l Security Communications Adviser Briefs Reporters
29 minutes"We wanted to get to a place where we could support this resolution, but because the final text does not have key language that we think is essential such as condemning Hamas, we couldn't support it," White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby told reporters after the U.S. abstained from a U.N. resolution demanding a cease-fire in Gaza until the end of Ramadan. The non-binding resolution passed 14-0 with the U.S. being the only member to abstain from a vote. When asked about reports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accusing the U.S. of changing its position by allowing the vote to proceed without using its veto power, Kirby pushed back saying there has been no change in U.S. policy and that he wanted to make it clear the United States stands with Israel. He also said the U.S. will continue to work to bring the release of hostages who have been held since 2023's, October 7th attack on Israel. Kirby also answered questions on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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University of Chicago Discussion with Former White House Chiefs of Staff
1 hour, 10 minutesFormer White House Chiefs of Staff Mick Mulvaney, Andrew Card, Bill Daley, and Mack McLarty discussed their experiences of serving in the position. They shared stories on the most important and toughest aspects of the job, working with stakeholders, managing staff, and unique memories of working with the president--such as telling him news that he didn't want to hear. University of Chicago Institute of Politics hosted this event.
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American Bankers Association Summit in Washington, DC
2 hours, 5 minutesTop U.S. House Republican Tom Emmer (MN) joined bank CEOs and former regulators at an American Bankers Association summit in Washington, DC. Rep. Emmer, who serves as majority whip, discussed a possible TikTok ban and his opposition to a central bank digital currency that infringes on privacy. Other participants discussed the state of the banking industry and were critical of the Biden administration's regulations, such as a crackdown on "junk fees" and enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act.
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Fmr. Pres. Trump Remarks Following N.Y. Criminal Case Hearing
20 minutesFormer President Donald Trump called his legal woes "election interference" and blamed President Biden for charges against him in remarks to reporters in New York City. His comments came after New York Judge Juan Merchan set an April 15, 2024 date to start the former president's criminal trial related to payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Two of Mr. Trump's lawyers in the case, also briefly spoke to reporters.
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White House Nat'l Security Communications Adviser Briefs Reporters
31 minutes"We wanted to get to a place where we could support this resolution, but because the final text does not have key language that we think is essential such as condemning Hamas, we couldn't support it," White House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby told reporters after the U.S. abstained from a U.N. resolution demanding a cease-fire in Gaza until the end of Ramadan. The non-binding resolution passed 14-0 with the U.S. being the only member to abstain from a vote. When asked about reports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accusing the U.S. of changing its position by allowing the vote to proceed without using its veto power, Kirby pushed back saying there has been no change in U.S. policy and that he wanted to make it clear the United States stands with Israel. He also said the U.S. will continue to work to bring the release of hostages who have been held since 2023's, October 7th attack on Israel. Kirby also answered questions on the U.S.-Mexico border.