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Returns this morning. The house is in recess for the week. The Senate Judiciary Committee Meets in three hours for a hearing on the Supreme Court Committee Considers a constitutional amendment on campaign spending. A Senate Subcommittee also meeting this morning to talk about the impact of Climate Change on agriculture and wildlife. We will begin with your calls and comments. Heres our question. Are you concerned about Climate Change . F you say yes, 202 5853880 no, 202 5853881. Undecided on the issue, 202 5853882. You can join in on the conversation on twitter and facebook. We already have a poll up on facebook. Com cspan. Good morning on this tuesday. We want to begin with a quick look at the headlines. Climate. Ahead on the california might be able to cash in on the epa rule. This from the Arizona Republic. The latest epa rule signals a bleaker future for coal. The Chicago Tribune taking the health aspect on the issue. From the Richmond Times dispatch, the impact it would have acros
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