our virtual event here for a reason, the release of a new book, the book is fight house: rivalries in the white house from trumanto trump . author, tevi troy, will be joined by him as well as kiron skinner. start by introducing our guests and we are going to talk a little bit and we re looking forward to having you ask questionsas well . the reason i m excited about this book but also on our guest is a rare thing to be good public service and to the person of action and he s also it s a rare thing to be a scholar and the excellent at the study of something. tevi troy kiron skinner to the table. kiron skinner was someone who works in many places in public service from the congress to departments, department of labor department of hhs but also importantly at the white house which is what these books are about where this book several other books. is also a list author was written in addition to this he is on the, he has these intellectuals in the house as well as emergency pre
a discussion now on housing access and affordability with officials from the housing and urban development department. they spoke at an event hosted by the bipartisan policy center. good afternoon, everyone. i am dennis shea. we are very grateful today to have this opportunity to discuss h.u.d. s newly released worst case housing needs report. h.u.d. has reported on this since the mid 80s, providing an authoritative look at the critical problems facing low-income renter households. the center was founded on the idea that every american, regardless of wealth or background, should have the opportunity to live in a decent, affordable, and safe home. working towards that goal requires a rigorous understanding of the housing challenges facing america s low income households as well as an appreciation for the nationalal and regional trends in house. the worst case housing needs report is a critical tool that helps shed light on these issues. and as a former assistant secretary f
they say the state is home. and bruno mars making his fans feel fabulous and why it s important to take a break from music. but we begin this morning with today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. we lost four americans, and it seems there were some shortcomings in intelligence, air cover, and the planning and execution of this particular incident. questions swirl around the deadly niger ambush. is the president satisfied he knows everything he needs to know about this particular raid? i don t think the president can be satisfied when there s loss of life. didn t say what the congresswoman said. didn t say it at all. after a mass inmanhunt, a suspect in a shooting rampage in delaware has been arrested. it s a very very sad day. suspects caught on video carjacking a woman and her 11-month-old niece. it will need to be a collapse of the nfl. rain is forecast for northern california. all that and air berlin buzzing, right out of the movie of
began. as the president s polls take a hit, largely because of his handling of the pandemic, he endorsed the use of face masks for the first time and acknowledged the reality on the ground with this sobering assessment. some areas of our country are doing very well. others are doing less well. it will probably, unfortunately, get worse before it gets better. something i don t like saying about things, but that s the way it is. and our white house team is reporting the president will be back in front of the cameras for another briefing this afternoon. so far no guidance on whether he will be alone or joined by health experts. this hour, we go live to tennessee for a report that every parent will want to check. students today walking back into classrooms even as the head of the cdc gave this bold endorsement of in-school learning. would you be comfortable with your school-aged grandchildren going back to school in the fall? absolutely. absolutely. the only one that ther
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