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“I think that we can and I think that we will, but they may take the form of a virtual hearing, where we will do essentially a Zoom hearing,” Schiff said in an interview with the “Skullduggery” podcast
“As it stands right now, paper hearings are the fastest way to kind of continue business while we figure out how to do things virtually,” the Commerce aide said in an interview.
In times of challenge, Texans come together and Americans come together,” Cruz said in a Google Hangouts Meet interview on Wednesday.
The draft Senate legislation includes an extra $10.3 billion to cover fees the Small Business Administration must pay to banks for processing the loans.
“We’ve got a one-sided message going out: stay indoors,” Norton said Tuesday in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
Hoyer told CQ Roll Call in an interview Tuesday. Both pieces of legislation are designed to follow up on the $2.3 trillion package that Congress passed last month.
Hoyer told CQ Roll Call in an interview the House could act as soon as Friday to clear the measure for President Donald Trump’s signature if there’s a bipartisan agreement that would allow it to pass by
“The appetite is there. I think everyone I’ve talked to in the Senate recognizes we’re going to have to go back and do more, and probably more than once,” he said in a CNBC interview.
“I am going on when it makes sense, on temporary orders, to help with planning, to help with coordination,” he said in a phone interview. “Right now I’m doing that back and forth.”
Tom Suozzi, author of the House-passed SALT bill, put it in an interview: “The middle class is different in different parts of the country.”
“Let’s do what we just agreed to [last week], except make it more current,” Pelosi told CNBC’s Jim Cramer in an interview.
She said on both the call and in the CNN interview that Democrats would soon roll out the education and housing components of their infrastructure plan — “perhaps tomorrow on some of it.”
the agreement.
Eleanor Holmes Norton attended trivia night at a crowded local brewery, celebrating the House Oversight Committee’s approval of a bill to make the District of Columbia the 51st state.
money where it will have the most impact.
House Financial Services ranking member Patrick McHenry in a phone interview with Bloomberg News said he agrees with Pelosi that the stimulus bill will pass tomorrow.
The pandemic that is forcing many lawmakers to miss the vote is the same one Congress is trying to combat, with aid in the package going to states attempting to control the spread of the novel coronavirus
But the New York Republican, who served from 2011 to 2017, was probably my favorite candidate interview — and that’s saying something, since I interviewed more than one hundred House, Senate and gubernatorial
“That’s where we see that the rural counties will be really heavily burdened,” Kristina Dahl, senior climate scientist at UCS, said in an interview.