veterans affairs testifies before the veterans affairs committee. watch live on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. next, a conversation about the impacts of former president truck on the republican party and potential 2024 gop presidential candidates. michael barone is a senior political analyst for the washington examiner. he was interviewed by hudson institute fellow walter russell mead for just under one hour. walter: hello, everybody. it is both a pleasure and a privilege to be here this morning with probably the greatest living student of american political parties and, most interesting analyst of american politics. some of you, i m sure, no of michael barone because of his pioneering work of cofounder of the all the neck of american politics almanac of american politics. a book that has been close to a bible for american politics is there can be for decades now. he is also one of the most interesting students of the republican party in partic
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covid relief has to pass. there s no ifs, ands, or buts. are the democrats about to give up on bipartisan too soon? i ll talk to president biden s chief economic adviser brian deese. also, party split. less than a month after the capitol insurrection, more republicans decide to stand by their man. democrats are wasting the nation s time on a partisan vendetta against a man no longer in office. than to oppose him. what is being alleged and what we saw, which is incitement to insurrection, is an impeachable offense. if not, what is? i ll talk to adam kinzinger, one of only ten house republicans who voted to impeach, about his drive to return the party to more traditional values. and what should republicans do about marjorie taylor greene, the qanon-supporting congresswoman who has many members concerned about their own safety? joining me for insight and analysis are eddie glaude jr. of princeton university, amy walter, national editor of the cook political repor
pipeline i say thank you again for helping us. thank you. and brian deast deese. welcome to you both and thank you so much for taking the time. it has been a little bit busy for you here this week and happy to be aligned with president biden and understand the urgency facing states and local governments and he expressed that clearly after we met with him after the election. we need flexibility and direct fiscal assistance to fight the pandemic, close the budget shortfalls and keep our front line workers on the job. president biden understands how important cities are to the economic health and prosperity of our nation, our u.s. metro economies represent 90% of gross domestic product, 88% of jobs and 90% of wages. in short, cities are the engines of the american economy and key to america s future prosperity. last year, the conference went all out to rally support for direct physicianal aid but the funding did not make it into the covid relief package because it was tied t