He was born and raised on his family s cattle farm. He graduated from dardanelle high school before graduating from harvard and harvard law school. The september 11 terrorist attacks happened during his final year of law school which led him to join the military. He joined the army as an infantry officer at the 100 air force. He served in iraq, afghanistan and at the old guard. In 2012, he was elected to the house of reps and one a democratic held seats by 23 points. [laughter] [no audio] [applause] and 2020, he was reelected i8 to/what arjun with only a third party opponent after the democrat quit the race. He has been a leader on national security issues on the senate. Some of his accomplishments include ending the obamacare mandate tax as part of the 27 jobs 2017 tax cuts. Securing funding for the military and helping pass legislation to increase competition for prescription drugs. He introduced the first federal legislation to defund the critical race theory propaganda of the new y
He was born and raised on his family s cattle farm. He graduated from dardanelle high school before graduating from harvard and harvard law school. The september 11 terrorist attacks happened during his final year of law school which led him to join the military. He joined the army as an infantry officer at the 100 air force. He served in iraq, afghanistan and at the old guard. In 2012, he was elected to the house of reps and one a democratic held seats by 23 points. [laughter] [no audio] [applause] and 2020, he was reelected i8 to/what arjun with only a third party opponent after the democrat quit the race. He has been a leader on national security issues on the senate. Some of his accomplishments include ending the obamacare mandate tax as part of the 27 jobs 2017 tax cuts. Securing funding for the military and helping pass legislation to increase competition for prescription drugs. He introduced the first federal legislation to defund the critical race theory propaganda of the new y
[applause] just to tell you a few things about senator tom cotton, he is a six generation arkansas on. Born and raised on his family s cattle farm. He graduated from harvard and harvard law school. The september 11 terrorist attacks happened during his final year of law school which led him to join the military. He joined the army as an infantry officer at the 100 air force. He served in iraq, afghanistan and at the old guard. In 2012, he was elected to the house of reps and one a democratic held seats by 23 points. [laughter] [no audio] [applause] and 2020, he was reelected i8 to/what arjun with only a third party opponent after the democrat quit the race. He has been a leader on national security issues on the senate. Some of his accomplishments include ending the obamacare mandate tax as part of the 27 jobs 2017 tax cuts. Securing funding for the military and helping pass legislation to increase competition for prescription drugs. He introduced the first federal legislation to defun
tweets. dr. anthony fauci and dr. mo dr. michelle wilensky were on capitol hill to provide an update on the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. lawmakers asked about the recent pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. this hearing is three hours. hours. ready to begin. let me begin to welcome today select subcommittee is in a hybrid hearing for some members will appear in person and others may appear remotely on zoom. but i hope it is worked out and we can move along smoothly. since some members are appearing in person let me first remind everyone that pursuant to the guidance from the house of physicians, all individuals attending the hearing in person must wear a face covering. members that are not are not permitted to remain in the hearing room and will not be recognized to speak. let me also make a few reminders about the hybrid hearings for those appearing in person, those appearing remotely on the monitors in front of you on one monitor on the other monit
you are with virtual city club form.es president donald trump second impeachment trial continues today and he continues to highlight the deep divisions within the republican party that began four years ago when he won the parties nomination. throughout his presidency mr. trump elicited a profound level of loyalty fromel his base and managed to maintain a tight grip on republican lawmakers. even the chamber six attack on capital left many unswayed. 64 persons to believe he won the election and similar number state they would join a new party if he started one. this leads republicans at a crossroads. for the sake of the party to the embraced trump or divorce him? how much does the outcome of the senate impeachment trial affect this decision? another witty think off this as well. what s in the bestt interest of the gop and what s in the best interest of the nation and democracy, and what kind of overlap is there among all of these? today we ll talk with two republican strategist