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October 1, 2022
There are 12 committees that oversee homeland security and fema response. the book is going to have to be re-written. the way it is now, this will be a living hell during recovery for these people. we have to make some changes, ali. >> general, the number of people who i spoke to in the last few days who say that cars werent insured, their boats wont ensured, we are gonna figure this out. times are tight, thats where people cut corners, were gonna have to find a way to make insurance affordable ...
September 13, 2022
Honoré will address voting rights issues and more at the Sept. 17 event in Daytona.
September 9, 2022
Honoré w ill address voting rights issues and more at the Sept. 17 event in Daytona.
August 17, 2022
The Office of Governor John Bel Edwards, putting Louisiana first..
August 17, 2022
Attending the ceremony was Gov. John Bel Edwards, the Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus, the Louisiana House and Senate Select Committees on Veterans Affairs, military and local officials.
March 1, 2022
"If he goes after the grid, thats going to be a game changer," Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré (ret.) told Newsweek.
October 15, 2021
Despite campaign promises, the Biden administration has been pushing climate and environmental justice priorities aside.
October 13, 2021
Mandates for domestic travel is the right way to go. why are we not there yet, why is the administration not taking that step? >> well, what weve seen is that vaccine requirements for employees are extremely effective, and thats been another area of focus right now. and you look at, for example, united airlines, one of the success stories that saw a high degree of compliance. were doing it also as an administration with our own employees, whether its my department or throughout the federal gover...
October 11, 2021
Interview with "the new york times." ships anchored as far as the eye can see, waiting for their turn. shipping containers pile up, waiting to be picked up or moved as well as. as "the times" put it, what once seemed like a temporary phenomenon, a traffic jam that would eventually dissipate, is increasingly viewed as a new reality that could require a substantial refashioning of the worlds shipping infrastructure. our next guest has an idea to end the current backlog. call in the u.s. army. and ...
October 6, 2021
In the wake of Hurricane Ida, itโs clearer than ever FERC and the president need to champion environmental justice.