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Anything. Its that they want us to look for agreement. The Senate Republican leader and the president reflecting on the Midterm Elections. Today, we hear from the speaker of the house, john boehner. The News Conference will be covered live here on cspan. Is nowrning, the senate set for a lameduck session this month. Republicans look at what went right on election day and democrats question what went wrong. We will be following your comments on the Midterm Elections, what it means for you, the co...

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Plan every weekday listen to a recap of todays events at 5 00 p. M. Eastern on washington today. You can hear audio of the fifth networks beginning sundays at noon eastern. Cspan on audio radio now. Long distance and phone charges may apply. Members of congress are returning to washington for a four week session before the august recess. Up next, from washington journal, a look whats ahead on capitol hill. This is 40 minutes. Provider. Washington journal continues. Host joining us now to discuss...

This morning. Democra host you can find this online as well. Host last week, as we noted, president obama announced plans to use executive power to aid the nations immigrants. The New York Times reported that on monday obama said he would use executive power to potentially make sweeping changes to the immigration system without congress, acknowledging the more than yearlong effort to enact compromised legislation granting legal status to 11 Million Immigrants here illegally. Mr. Obam host lets l...

Guest ok guest is a climatologist. He is a climatologist. Ever attack the science. He always attacks the person. Its all right. Host what makes somebody a climate scientist skeptic . Guest that we are heading to catastrophe. I have heard these catastrophe stores all my life and i have an allergic reaction to them. We were supposed to the president s science advisor predicted mass starvation by the end of the last century and is now predicting by the end of the century. We were not going to be ab...

Whether prepared or uttered on the fly, the campaign statements of former President Donald Trump often appear to be at least as fiery as his 2016 rhetoric. It’s impossible to ascribe intent. Some see unvarnished truth; others hear dog whistles that they fear will yield trouble. For this episode, guest host Gail Chaddock spoke with Linda Feldmann, a veteran White House reporter, on the challenge of sizing up Mr. Trump’s speech. How it’s interpreted by fervent fans – and by impassioned det...

This year’s New Hampshire primary testifies to the disintegration of the Republican Party

American politics tends to meet with broad-brush depictions. That has colored perceptions of Evangelical Christians as always being in lock step with right-wing Republican views. But while there are clear overlaps, that’s not the whole story. Harry Bruinius, a religion and culture writer for the Monitor, joins guest host Gail Chaddock to talk about his recent piece on post-Evangelicals – including MAGA followers’ relationship to the movement and what that could bode for 2024 and beyond.

What goes into writing about a handful of candidates’ monthslong presidential runs? Working tactically to gain the up-close access that brings insights into not only the nuances of the behavior and messaging, but also the public response. That’s the heart of the story. Guest host Gail Chaddock, a veteran of the game, chats with a Monitor rising star, politics writer Story Hinckley, just ahead of primary season 2024.

The recent elevation to U.S. House speaker of a relative unknown set off a wave of declarative side-taking. Some pointed to hopes for civility and responsible government. Others to controversial stands on social issues and the division they can sow. For our senior congressional writer, the news meant sifting factual accounts of Mike Johnson’s words and actions, and not getting caught in the efforts to shape any particular narrative. Gail Chaddock guest hosts this episode.