International hotel lease at the Old Post Office building in washington, d. C. We will hear from two officials from the General Services administration that oversees government building leases. This is about three hours. [indiscernible] without objection, so ordered. We are now going to proceed with Opening Statements. I wish you all the good morning and welcome to the fourth hearing of the public buildings. One of the purposes of this is to protect taxpayer dollars by ensuring that theyre spending it with transparency and that brings up with todays hearing which is entitled the tenant in the Trump Administrations oversight and the International Hotel and you can tell from the title, we are going to be in investigating an unprecedented tuition and the houses President Trumps d. C. Hotel. Since President Trump has declined to confess from his businesses, hes essentially acting as both landlord and tenant. Before i was elected to congress i spent over three decades , Teaching College stu
If you want to make a comment on our twitter feed, facebook. Com cspan, and you can send us a juror an email at journal c span. Org. Here are some of the headlines on this issue. Here is the letter of constitution the atlanta journalconstitution. A little bit from this article in the Financial Times joining us now on the line is a congressional reporter from politico. Where do we stand . Guest that is an excellent [applause]. Efforts to block the measure from coming forward, we are expecting it pass expecting it to pass sometime this afternoon and sent back to the house. We talked House Republicans aboutday and asked them the way forward for the continuing resolution. There really is no clear answer. Are expectingans to send that measure backed the senate. Back to the senate. It has to be done by monday. That is the quickest way to a Government Shutdown. What happened in the House Republican conference chair in yesterday e conference yesterday . Congress had to deal with another major
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(The Center Square) – The head of the Federal Railroad Administration was put on the defensive regarding poor on-time service by Amtrak trains in Illinois that taxpayers subsidize. During a recent House Transportation &.