Means for the nation. Yesterday the United States ended its military presence in afghanistan, which raises critical questions about the changing threat environment, which are only compounded by the increased domestic radicalization that our nation is grappling with. And just delighted Susan Page will be leading a discussion with secretary Jay Johnson and Phil Zeliko who can share some thoughts about where the process takes us going forwards. The bipartisan Policy Centers efforts here really began over a decade ago when Tom Kane and lee hamilton, the chairs of the 9 11 commission came to bpc and led a series of discussion groups and recommendations and papers trying to advance the core findings of the 9 11 commission. And i am reminded by todays events that much of our work focused on the fact that there were really two types of recommendations in that commission report. The first were really focused on locating identifying and disrupting terrorist networks and people who wished us ill
With us this weekend good richard walters, our chief of staff. I cant say enough great things about him. [applause] and all that he does. Our chief Operating Officer Tina jackson, our Deputy Chief of staff, mike reed, our great legal counsel, our rnc officers, i also want to do a little rug for shannon fisher. Jenna, where are you . She has been with me for shannon. She has been with me for five years. If we could all wish her a happy birthday, 1, 2, 3. Happy birthday she is great. At this point, she is a member of my family so, thank you i want to thank all of our staff. They do such a great job and they help us get closer and closer to victory. We have to think Marianna Herrera and the member services. [applause] they work so hard and this is a sad day because we are losing two of our Service Member Family members who are moving on. This is their last day with the rnc paired join me in thanking them for their great service to our party. [applause] my family is not here right now and
[applause] our finest check who was not with us this weekend good richard walters, our chief of staff. I cant say enough great things about him. [applause] and all that he does. Our chief Operating Officer Tina jackson, our Deputy Chief of staff, mike reed, our great legal counsel, our rnc officers, i also want to do a little rug for shannon fisher. Jenna, where are you . She has been with me for shannon. She has been with me for five years. If we could all wish her a happy birthday, 1, 2, 3. Happy birthday she is great. At this point, she is a member of my family so, thank you i want to thank all of our staff. They do such a great job and they help us get closer and closer to victory. We have to think Marianna Herrera and the member services. [applause] they work so hard and this is a sad day because we are losing two of our Service Member Family members who are moving on. This is their last day with the rnc paired join me in thanking them for their great service to our party. [applau
Groups 2021 Summer Meeting in nashville. She blames the biden administration for the migrant situation at the u. S. Southern border and talks about steps the gop is taking to ensure Election Integrity. The speech is just over 21 minutes. [applause] i am so thrilled to be with all of you in nashville. Welcome to the 2021 are and see Summer Meeting. There are so many people i need to thank for making this possible, and im going to go through it pretty quickly, but they are just wonderful people who make our Committee Work so well. First, our committee chairman. Our Finance Chair Type rickets is not with us this weekend. Richard walters, our chief of staff, i cannot say enough rate about richard. And all that he does. Our chief Operating Officer Tina jackson, our Deputy Chief of staff, mike reed, our great legal counsel, our rnc officers. I also want to do a little plug for shannon fisher. Shannon has been with me for five years, and it was her birthday when we started this meeting, so it
party? maybe this could be a signal. house minority leader kevin mccarthy is meet with trump in florida today. he, of course, said the president bore responsibility in the days afterwards and then backtracked. we re covering all the headlines this morning. jeremy diamond following all the latest on the covid relief package. we re hearing the president may be willing to pare down the size of the overall package to gain bipartisan support. i m curious how, and is he confident that he could get republican support if he does so? look, president biden and his aides are clear eyed about the facts this $1.9 trillion price tag is going to have to come down if they are going to get bipartisan support in congress. but at the same time, i spoke with a senior administration official this morning who made very clear that while the ultimate number is going to have to probably come down, if there is going to be a bipartisan deal, that they still consider all of the components of this deal