Republican National Committee chair Donna Mcdaniel discusses the elections at the Christian Science monitor. Ms. Mcdaniel talks about the impact of the impeachment inquiries is having on the rnc campaign efforts. Good morning. Im linda, Washington Bureau chief of the Christian Science monitor. Our guest today is Ronna Mcdaniel, chair of the republican National Committee. This is her first appearance at the breakfast we are especially pleased to have her as she represents the Third Generation of the Romney Family to appear at our breakfast. Ms. Mcdaniels late grandfather michigan governor George Romney was our guest several times and in fact he was the guest at the third monitor breakfast and we are now over 3900, it was in 1966. Your uncle, mitch romney now senator from utah has also appeared several times. This is a special welcome to you. Now a bit of background and she grew up in michigan and got her start in the Family Business early by helping her Mother Campaign for relatives. Sh
Good morning. Im linda, Washington Bureau chief of the Christian Science monitor. Our guest today is Ronna Mcdaniel, chair of the Republican National committee. This is her first appearance at the breakfast we are especially pleased to have her as she represents the Third Generation of the Romney Family to appear at our breakfast. Ms. Mcdaniels late grandfather michigan governor George Romney was our guest several times and in fact he was the guest at the third monitor breakfast and we are now over 3900, it was in 1966. Your uncle, mitch romney now senator from utah has also appeared several times. This is a special welcome to you. Now a bit of background and she grew up in michigan and got her start in the Family Business early by helping her Mother Campaign for relatives. She went out west to byu for college but came back to work on her mothers 1934 senate campaign. After graduating she moved to dc and work for a Political Consulting firm and eventually return to michigan, got involv
[inaudible conversations] all right everybody. Good morning. Ni im linda, washington beer chief of the Christian Science monitor. I guess today is ronna mcdaniel, chair of the Republican National committee. This is a first appearance at our breakfast and were pleased to have her as she represents the thirdr generation of the Romney Family to appear at our breakfast. I didnt know that. Her late grandfather michigan governor George Romney was her guest several times. And we are now over 3900, it was in 1966. Your uncle, mitch romney now senator from utah has also appeared several times. This is a special welcome to you. Now a bit of background and she grew up in michigan and got her start in the Family Business early by helping her Mother Campaign for relatives. She went out west to byu for college but came back to work on her mothers 1934 senate campaign. After graduating she moved to dc and work for a Political Consulting firm and eventually return to michigan, got involved in state po
Without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recesses of the committee at any time. We welcome everyone to this mornings hearing, oversight of the federal Intelligence Surveillance act. Ill now recognize myself for an opening statement. The Judiciary Committee is holding todays hearing to carry out one of its most important tasks. To ensure that the tools used boby our government to keep us safe are consistent are our values and the freedoms guaranteed by the constitution. This committee has long exercised its responsibility to shape the Legal Framework unto which intelligence and Law Enforcement agencies investigate threats and collect evidence of crimes. Although we do not conduct daytoday oversight of intelligence agencies, it falls to us in hearings like this to conduct a broad review of how our government exercises its legal authorities and whether that conduct accords with our values as americans. The outset, i want to acknowledge two things. First, the men and women in
Provisions including wiretap authority, Business Records authority and the lone wolf provision which were set to expand at the end of the year. This is about two hours, 10 minutes. Committee on the judiciary will come to order. We welcome everyone to this mornings hearing on oversight of the foreign Intelligence Surveillance act. I will now recognize myself for an opening statement. The Judiciary Committee is holding todays hearing to carry out one of its most important tasks. To ensure that the tools used by our government to keep us safe are consistent with our values and with the freedoms guaranteed by the constitution. This committee has long exercised its responsibility to shape the Legal Framework under which intelligence and Law Enforcement agencies investigate threats and collect evidence of crimes. Although we conduct daytoday oversight of intelligence agencies, hearings like this to conduct a broad review of how our government exercises its legal authorities and whether that