Democratic money is freezing up on President Biden for lead starts right now 90 Million is reportedly being withheld from democratic efforts to keep the White House, as long as President Biden stays on the top of the ticket, this along with more House Democrats calling on President Biden to step down from the campaign. And a blunt message from their Leader Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who met with Biden Right after last Nights News Conference plus only on the lead, our exclusive oneonone with a Brand New uk Prime Minister. What he said about his interactions with the president and his thoughts on Donald Trump and his relationship with king charles the third, after some not so kind words about the monarchy in his history. And a major shakeup in the Alec Baldwin trial, the actors attorneys now accusing prosecutors of trying to hide Evidence Welcome to the lead im Jake Tapper for the Biden Campaign. These are quote, bad effing weeks unquote those colorful words from Biden Campaign cha
Sitdown interview since his first Debate Performance, but was it enough to quiet his critics . Congresswoman, Nikita Williams joins us live is another one of her congressional colleagues calls on the president to drop out spotlight on project 2025. By Donald Trump is trying to distance himself from the plan made for his agenda, the Bidens Campaign stinging response. And new follow from the Supreme Courts Immunity Decision, Donald Trump gets a delay thanks to that ruling of the judge appointed. I am katie van, in for jonathan. And this is the Saturday Show. The Biden Campaign is coming out swinging, pushing back to quiet the noise, but the next several days could be critical after his Debate Performance in atlanta just nine days ago, a defiant President Biden sat down for his first inclusive interview since his face off with Donald Trump. And on the Campaign Trail he has made it clear he has not that aside and plans to win the 2024 election. Let me say this as clearly as i can, i am sta
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Welcome. My name is acharya and im codirector of the Policy Lab at claremont mckenna college. It is my pleasure to welcome you all here today to a conversation about modernization in congress. This is a followup to a discussion we held on october 16 where we had the opportunity to discuss congresss diminished role in the constitutional system. Id like to thank you with the program, social, cultural studies for hosting the event, and George Thomas for sponsoring and organizing this event, as well. Were very fortunate to hold this because the timing is certainly right. We started talking about this in october. We had some rather, you know, broad discussions of article 1 powers and the kind of, you know, wellworn thesis about congress, how it had withdrawn from the separation of powers that had been dominated by the executive. And we began to discuss reform ideas, and we hadnt yet had the final report of a select committee on modernization, suggesting reforms, and we certainly hadnt had t
Minutes. Welcome. My name is acharya and im codirector of the Policy Lab at claremont mckenna college. It is my pleasure to welcome you all here today to a conversation about modernization in congress. This is a followup to a discussion we held on october 16 where we had the opportunity to discuss congresss diminished role in the constitutional system. Id like to thank you with the program, social, cultural studies for hosting the event, and George Thomas for sponsoring and organizing this event, as well. Were very fortunate to hold this because the timing is certainly right. We started talking about this in october. We had some rather, you know, broad discussions of article 1 powers and the kind of, you know, wellworn thesis about congress, how it had withdrawn from the separation of powers that had been dominated by the executive. And we began to discuss reform ideas, and we hadnt yet had the final report of a select committee on modernization, suggesting reforms, and we certainly ha