To be embraced by the vast majority of republicans in the house. I want to start with this speech. Ryan nobles is on capitol hill with the latest. What do we expect from Congresswoman Cheney tonight . Anderson, we expect her to stand her ground, as she has done since the beginning of this controversy and state emphatically that she believes donald trump is lying when he says there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election, and that by extension, republicans who enable him to spread that lie are actually causing longterm damage to the Republican Party. Shes been very vocal about this, going all the way back to the beginning of the year during the impeachment trial. She of course, voted to impeach the former president. Youll remember a couple weeks ago when she chose to be a part of that small group of republicans that voted to impeach the president. Thats when conservatives, members of the Freedom Caucus wanted her removed from the position initially. Of course the House Minority leader
Many households learned about the 2020 census online, completed the questionnaire online. Today, we come together online to share the results. One thing has not changed. The commitment to protecting the privacy of those who responded to the census and our commitment to provide information to help shape our future. We will have a brief look back at the 2020 census and then, population results. We will take questions from credentialed media. Welcome, madam secretary. I am thrilled to join you. The census plays a vital role in our democracy and i am proud of the work Census Bureau has done to complete the census. It is a wonderful witness of the work that is coming to fruition. I want to thank staff of the Census Bureau. Without you, today would not have been possible. 2020 brought unprecedented challenges, the pandemic, wildfires, the most active Hurricane Season on record and civil unrest. The Census Bureau had to adapt operations to confront these challenges. The Civil Servants of the
Many households learned about the 2020 census online, completed the questionnaire online. Today, we come together online to share the results. One thing has not changed. The commitment to protecting the privacy of those who responded to the census and our commitment to provide information to help shape our future. We will have a brief look back at the 2020 census and then, population results. We will take questions from credentialed media. Welcome, madam secretary. I am thrilled to join you. The census plays a vital role in our democracy and i am proud of the work Census Bureau has done to complete the census. It is a wonderful witness of the work that is coming to fruition. I want to thank staff of the Census Bureau. Without you, today would not have been possible. 2020 brought unprecedented challenges, the pandemic, wildfires, the most active Hurricane Season on record and civil unrest. The Census Bureau had to adapt operations to confront these challenges. The Civil Servants of the
Buckeye broadband supports cspan as a public service, along with these other providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. The u. S. Census bureau released the first set of results for the 2020 census, revealing the total u. S. Population had reached just over 331 million. Officials from the Census Bureau went over the data and how it will affect congressional apportionment in the u. S. House of representatives. This conference is almost one hour. Good afternoon. Welcome to the briefing. Today we will release the population counts. I will serve as moderator for the program. Some things have changed since we released the results last decade. Many households learned about the 2020 census online, completed the questionnaire online. Today, we come together online to share the results. One thing has not changed. The commitment to protecting the privacy of those who responded to the census and our commitment to provide information to help shape our future. We will have a brief look ba
[ cheers and applause ] thank you. Also joining us, the governors wife, first lady casey desantis. [ cheers and applause ] members of the legislature, ladies and gentlemen, its my privilege and honor to introduce you to governor ron desantis, the governor of the state of florida. [ applause ] thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, mr. President , members of the house and senate, Supreme Court justices, and fellow citizens, i see in many parts of our country a sad state of affairs. Schools closed. Businesses shuttered. And millions of lives destroyed. This calamitous reality is just the beginning of what will likely be long term damage to children, families, and society. Sow the wind, and you reap the whirlwind. But florida lifted people up. [ applause ] florida schools are open and we are one of only a handful of states in which every parent has a right to send their child to school in person. [ applause ] all floridians have a right to earn a living. And our citizens ar