My heart is full of gratitude. That is the thought right now. To all of you, to my colleagues, to the staff, being the chairman of the house and conference committee, is the ultimate thing in congress. This is been the best. We have a whole other year ahead of us. Thank you for your service. [ applause ]. We have a lot of work to do. Go ahead and get started. State utility regulators have challenges. They have affordable electricity. They have this during this congress. They understand what drives the growing reliability crisis. This is from the entire electricity portfolio over an extended period of time. They have different retail choices. We are relying more on transitional organizations. This is due to environmental growing regulations and agencies. Fans will be on foster fuel generation, and market distortions. These factors are contributing to premature retirement for most of our reliable and most dispatched resources. As of the increased connected grid, they have a much wider im
Guest on in depth to take your calls on goveren and legal reform in america. Heas written six books including the collapse of the common good, life without lawyers, and his bestseller the death of common sense. His latest book not accountable is a critique of publicsector unions. Joined a live conversation with attorney and author Philip Howard sunday at noon eastern on booktv on cspan2. Senators Amy Klobuchar and rob portman have been awarded the madison prize for constitutional excellence from American University school of Public Affairs for their bipartisan cooperation on capitol hill. Following the awards ceremony both senators spoke indepth about their experiences working across the aisle to pass legislation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] welcome everyone. Thank you for being with us this evening. I am vicky wilkins, the dean of the school ofth Public Affairs t American University, and i am pleased to welcome me to tonight madison prize for constitutional exc
that he knows the shooter is dead, i m still telling him, son, be aware of your surroundings, do you know how to get out of the building? you know, these are conversations we shouldn t have have to be having with our children. jackie ibanez. three nine year olds and three faculty members of nashville s covenant school are dead. i was literally moved to tears to see this and the kids being ushered out of the building. we have identified the suspect, a 28-year-old female white, actually nashvillian, at one point a student at that school, but unsure what year. police say hale arrived in her honda fit and you can see on video her going into the school and she went in patrolling the hallway calmly armed with two rifles and a handgun. she opened fire from the second floor. she also hit and shot a responding police car. officers rex englebert and michael collazo entered the school fatally shooting the suspect. a half-hour before, a basketball teammate of audrey hale received c
classified documents from president joe biden s time as vice president joe biden. we are learning more about his private office where ten classified documents were found. more on that in a moment. we also got new cnn reporting on the classified documents found in that office including a memo from biden to then broem, two briefing memos preparing biden for separate phone calls and one with the british prime minister. the other with the president of the european council. look, it is unclear how much of this material remains sensitive and whether that is really the point in the end. tonight we ll dig deep into the special counsel s investigations of president biden and former president trump. what the special counsel in each case is looking at and key differences between them. plus the two stories everybody cannot stop talking about this week. the gop s george santos problem and the firestorm over gas stoves. you see what i did about the fire storm? it is a moment. a friday nigh
The meeting will come to order. Today we we are here to discuss the opportunities that the recent challenges to say that the growth in demand for electric power in united the United States. And thats a trip over to demand for electricity grew steadily along with our economy. In the decades following implementation of the north american freetrade agreement which is in 1990 and electricity demand growth fell by nearly 45 . 45 . For the past two decades electrical demand for load has been flat across the country. We are here today because that era appears to be coming to an end rapidly. But thats the growth in Domestic Technology and manufacturing sectors utilities and gridan experts across the country telling us electricity demand is truly remarkable growth. Meeting this demand growth may provide to be one of the greatest challenges we will face an will face in also inn opportunities for the toy First Century for citizens. Our defense and security but i wanten to thank our witnesses on w