Were going to begin tonight with the battle for americas vote. We are just nine weeks away from election day. And joe biden today making his most forceful attack yet on the president , both campaigns digging into the central question who will keep america safe . Biden on his First Campaign trip since accepting the democratic nomination calling President Trump a toxin who is fanning the flames of violence. Telling voters he would keep america safe from donald trump. President trump firing back calling biden weak, accusing him tonight of blaming the police and giving moral aide to vandals. And that violence referring to the unrest in kenosha, wisconsin, following the shooting of jacob blake. Trump is headed to kenosha tomorrow despite protests from officials there who think his presence will only enflame matters. And the president is also referring to portland, oregon, where state police tonight are bracing for more protests there. As officials look for the person who shot and killed a m
Classroom. How educators overseas are handling safety. And starting over. Country star Chris Stapleton talks about his new album and his newersptiven life duringhedemicnd movement. Want to hear that. First, heres todays eye opener. Its your world in 90 seconds. Joe biden has given moral aid and comfort to the vandals repeating the monstrous lie these were peaceful protests. Theyre not peaceful protests. Thats anarchy. The president blaming democrats but joe biden says violence is playing out in President Trumps america. Ture. Ise are not images of som ese a dond um ameca President Trump make something controversial statements about the suspected gunman who killed protesters ahead of his trip to kenosha. He was in very big trouble. He probably would have been killed. If you felt pressure to make a vaccine available before its ready, what would you do . We will not make that decision on the basis of politics. Thats a promise. Voters in massachusetts head to the polls in a closely watched
[inaudible conversations] good morning, everyone and welcome back as we return from Holiday Season to continue our work and Economic Opportunity subcommittee. Without objection the chair is authorized to callec for recesst any time. Todays hearing is entitled redoing the availability of resources to address veteran hunger. Im hopeful we can shed some light on a very important issue for veterans around the country. This hearing will examine department of Veterans Affairs and department of Agriculture Programs identify Food Insecurity among nearly 20 million veterans and provide nutrition assistance for those in need. Specifically, today through aly focus on how veterans access nutrition resourceson come out recent policy changes have impacted the availability of resources, and how congress can more effectively support public and nonpublic agencies that seek to end veteran hunger, so critically important. This continues the subcommittees efforts to get economic factors that contribute to
Insecurity among nearly 20 million veterans and provide nutrition assistance to those in need. Specifically todays hearing will focus on how veterans access to nutritional resources and how recent policy changes impact of thimpacted the availaf resources and how congress can more effectively support public and nonpublic agencies that seek to end veteran hunger, so critically important. This continues the subcommittees efforts to the economic factors that contribute to the veteran suicide our subcommittee works and a bipartisan way to strengthen education and job Training Programs for veterans can get a good job but unfortunately that isnt always the outcome the joblessness result wil. When that occurs, nutrition resources should and must be made readily available. However, the committee is concerned about decisions are being made regarding the resources without really considering the impact on veterans. At ththe subcommittee and congrs a whole need to know how the usda consider the eff
Department of Veterans Affairs department of Agriculture Programs that identified Food Insecurity among nearly 20 million veterans and provide nutrition assistance to those in need. Specifically todays hearing will focus on how veterans access to nutritional resources and how recent policy changes impact of thimpacted the availaf resources and how congress can more effectively support public and nonpublic agencies that seek to end veteran hunger, so critically important. This continues the subcommittees efforts to the economic factors that contribute to the veteran suicide our subcommittee works and a bipartisan way to strengthen education and job Training Programs for veterans can get a good job but unfortunately that isnt always the outcome the joblessness result wil. When that occurs, nutrition resources should and must be made readily available. However, the committee is concerned about decisions are being made regarding the resources without really considering the impact on vetera