Podcasts · 117th Congress
First appropriations bills head to House floor - Roll Call
The House is taking up seven appropriations bills as one package next week, bringing debates about federal funding to the floor.
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Podcasts · 117th Congress
How DACA went from temporary plan to forever battle - Roll Call
Podcast — The DACA program is caught in an endless partisan battle, which underlines the human stakes of what started as a patchwork plan.
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Dan Tarullo and Caitlin Long on capital rules for crypto - Roll Call
Dan Tarullo and Avanti founder Caitlin Long discuss the Basel Committee’s proposed guidance on capital rules for crypto.
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Budget reconciliation package outline set at $3.5 trillion - Roll Call
CQ Roll Call’s Jennifer Shutt and David Lerman discuss the budget reconciliation plan and the likely long voting sessions ahead.
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The education gap - Roll Call
Slavery, Jim Crow laws and COVID-19 have contributed to a gap between white public school students and their Black and brown counterparts.
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Trump, voting access defining 2022 midterm election outlook - Roll Call
Midterm elections have patterns, but the political calculus for the 2022 campaign is being scrambled, particularly by Donald Trump.
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Regulated liabilities and the internet of value - Roll Call
Digital assets have very different technical features. What is regulation's role in their interoperability?
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CQ Future: Politics - Roll Call
For our last episode, CQ Roll Call's Shawn Zeller speaks with political experts on where the politics of our nation are headed.
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What awaits Congress before summer recess - Roll Call
CQ Roll Call’s Jennifer Shutt and Niels Lesniewski discuss all the major things to look out for in a packed July for Congress.
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The Supreme Court: It’s all about the politics - Roll Call
Podcast: Supreme Court justices like to portray themselves as legal actors, but they have never been able to stay out of the political arena.
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'The intrinsic value of whiteness' - Roll Call
The country’s history of redlining, racially restrictive covenants, zoning regulations and more has embedded racism in its housing policies.
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Decluttering the Capitol of its white supremacists - Roll Call
Congress is moving to expunge traces of the Confederacy and white supremacy from its hallways and places of honor.
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CQ Future: Ransomware attacks - Roll Call
PODCAST — Ransomware attacks, in which hackers shut down computer systems and demand payment to undo the damage, are growing more brazen.
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Bipartisan infrastructure plan reached - Roll Call
The Biden administration has reached an agreement with a group of bipartisan senators on an infrastructure package, but issues remain.
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When 60+ votes isn’t enough in the Senate - Roll Call
Jason Dick and Megan Scully discuss why a bill to address military sexual assault is stalled in the Senate despite bipartisan support.
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Special edition: BIS head of research on bank’s annual CBDC overview - Roll Call
Hyun Song Shin breaks down the bank’s assessment of central bank digital currencies in its annual economic report.
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John Rogers Jr. and Robert Smith on Black banks and the digital economy - Roll Call
John Rogers Jr. and Robert Smith join Fintech Beat to talk about Black banks and the challenges of digitalization.
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Democrats go big with new spending proposal - Roll Call
Senate Democrats are preparing to draft a fiscal 2022 budget resolution with up to $6 trillion in reconciliation spending.
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Who is afraid of critical race theory? - Roll Call
Mary C. Curtis talks with education policy expert Jazmyne Owens about why some states are trying to ban the teaching of systemic racism.
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Late spring fever: Congress emerges from pandemic depths - Roll Call
This week, the House and Senate were in session for the first time in weeks, and they mostly cast aside COVID-19 pandemic precautions.