, your line will be 202 7488002. Keep in mind, you can always , andus at 202 7488003 we are always reading on social media, on twitter at cspanwj and facebook at facebook. Com cspan. Call in, we want to hear what your top Public Policy issues are. Callingart with cliff, from essex, maryland on the republican line. Cliff, good morning. Cliff, are you there . Cliff. We lost once again, we want you to call in on your top Public Policy issues. Lets talk about what is going on behind me in the u. S. Capitol, as congress is struggling to get to work, get passed aphis coronavirus a fifth Coronavirus Relief bill. To an article from the hill this morning. Congress is struggling to complete a deal on a fifth Coronavirus Relief bill, as frustration amounts amid missed deadlines and no progress. Nowheres say they are close to an agreement and are facing growing skepticism about the chances for a deal that could bridge deep policy divisions as the november election draws closer. Im telling people t
Assembly in new york. Five key Allies Joining the Coalition Targeting two different militant groups in two different cities. Bill what do we know about the timing of these strikes . Why now . Congress supports this one. This has been debate and talked about. Congress didnt want to touch this one. We had individual lawmakers saying maybe we should debate it. But its clear politically they didnt want to deal with it. The president said he believed he had authorization or Legal Authority to do that. More important than all of that is what the administration is calling an imminent threat from khorasan, a tear yoorp group made up of longtime al qaeda members. This group beyond isis, but core and and other terror groups were gaining strength. There could be an attack. But overnight the administration said they had gotten words they were finalizing plans, getting closer to the possibility of an imminent terror attack. The administration moving quickly to go not just isis but targeted airstrik
In the past 10 years alone, the Salmon-Challis National Forest has seen plane and helicopter crashes, massive wildfires, cutting-edge mining and energy proposals, new wilderness designations, disputes over grazing, and a slow approach of grizzly bears that quickly sparked controversy. There was a constant amid the tumult: Chuck Mark.
In the past 10 years alone, the Salmon-Challis National Forest has seen plane and helicopter crashes, massive wildfires, cutting-edge mining and energy proposals, new wilderness designations, disputes over grazing, and a slow approach of grizzly bears that quickly sparked controversy. There was a constant amid the tumult: Chuck Mark.