City University of New York professor Angus Johnston and Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-WI) discuss the history and impact of the campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war.
Republican Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (GA) and Thomas Massie (KY) said they would give House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) "one more weekend" to consider stepping down from the chamber's top leadership post, saying he had failed the Republican conference by shepherding foreign aid bills and other legislation they opposed through House passage. If he did not resign, the two lawmakers said they would move forward with an already filed motion to vacate in the coming week. Rep. Massie suggested Rep. Johnson give a long notice-period to avoid causing a roadblock to ongoing legislative work, as happened when former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) resigned in October 2023.
UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty testifies before a House subcommittee on a cyber attack on the company and how it impacted patients' data and health information.
"Marjorie Taylor Greene is the star of the show. The show is called 'Republicans Gone Wild,'" said House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY) as he briefed reporters from the Capitol after House Democrats announced support for Speaker Johnson should his job be on the line. Leader Jeffries continued to say, "House Republicans are either unwilling or unable to get Marjorie Taylor Greene and the extreme MAGA Republicans under control--and so it's going to take a bipartisan coalition or partnership to accomplish that objective. In addition, Rep. Jeffries criticized Florida's six-week abortion ban that went into effect and said, "Freedom is under assault by extreme MAGA Republicans and ground zero, at the moment, is in Florida." He also discussed antisemitism on college campuses ahead of a House debate and vote on the bipartisan Antisemitism Awareness Act.
IInterview with The Hill's Al Weaver on Senate starting on FAA bill; House votes on the 'Antisemitism Awareness Act', Fed announces no change in interest rates, UnitedHealth CEO apologizes for handling of massive cyberattack.
Interview with The Hill's Al Weaver on Senate starting on FAA reauthorization, House votes on a bill to prosecute antisemitism on college campuses under anti-discrimination laws, Federal Reserve Chair Powell announces no change in interest rates, UnitedHealth CEO Andew Witty apologizes at House and Senate Committees for handling of massive cyberattack.
Interview with The Hill's Al Weaver on Senate starting on FAA reauthorization, House votes on a bill to prosecute antisemitism on college campuses under anti-discrimination laws, Federal Reserve Chair Powell announces no change in interest rates, UnitedHealth CEO Andew Witty apologizes at House and Senate Committees for handling of massive cyberattack.
Interview with The Hill's Al Weaver on Senate starting on FAA reauthorization, House votes on a bill to prosecute antisemitism on college campuses under anti-discrimination laws, Federal Reserve Chair Powell announces no change in interest rates, UnitedHealth CEO Andew Witty apologizes at House and Senate Committees for handling of massive cyberattack.
