Capitol Report

S2 Episode 57: Potential for Desantis to Join 2024 Race; Banks Show Dysfunctional Economy

With a lot of attention on the 2024 Republican primary, we discuss the candidates and the dynamics of the race, with Hogan Gidley, former White House Deputy Press Secretary during the Trump administration. To discuss the state of the economy amidst heightened pressure on the global banking system in the wake of the silicon valley bank collapse we are happy to have on CEO of public square Michael Seifert. There are more than 61-million disabled Americans living in the U.S. many of them are more than qualified to be employed in the country's labor market. Many aren't aware of this talent pool. Melissa Ortiz, who serves at the national center for public policy research as the senior adviser for the able Americans project. She spoke with NTD's Kelly Wright about the issue.

S2 Episode 56: Dissecting Gov't Control in Education; Big Pharma's Role in the Pandemic

The republican-led house passed a bill to shine a spotlight into classrooms across the nation. The bill addresses content in curriculum and books, as well as gender transitioning for minors. We had a chance to speak with Congressman Bob Good of Virginia. Parental rights in education has been a focal point in his state in recent years. We examine some of the issues within the American education system, and what he thinks needs to be done. And more on the vaccine mandates. to learn more about covid regulation and other measures. Steve Deace is host of the Steve Deace show on Blazetv and author of the book: Rise of the Fourth Reich and we are happy to have him on to discuss.

S2 Episode 55: TikTok CEO Grilled in D.C.

For the first time, TikTok's new CEO was in the hot seat, as he faced heated questions from lawmakers. With democrats and republicans pushing a national TikTok ban, will we soon see an outright ban of the Chinese affiliated social media company? We'll hear from South Carolina congressman Ralph Norman, and congressman Eric Burlison of Missouri.

S2 Episode 54: Could Trump Indictment Help 2024 Race?; Mining Rare Earth Minerals Is Restricted

A decision on whether New York will indict trump is delayed again. Republicans in the house and senate are responding differently. Many in the house are quick to defend trump while senator under the leadership of Mitch McConnell are playing it a bit more reserved. To assess the latest developments of the prospects of former president trump being indicted we are happy to have attorney and founder of Legacy PAC, Jared Craig. A new bill in Congress that Republicans are prioritizing right now is H.R. 1, The Lower Energy Costs Act. The bill seeks to unleash America's potential of natural resources and ensure energy independence. Joining to discuss the bill, we just sat down with Congressman Pete Stauber of Minnesota.

S2 Episode 53: Biden Releases COVID Intel; How Can U.S. Decouple from China?;

President Biden signs legislation to declassify intelligence on Covid origins. This garnered strong bipartisan support as well as about China more broadly. What's it like cooperating on this issue? NTD's Steve Lance sat down with Congressman Dan Newhouse of Washington to find out. Chinese communist regime leader Xi Jinping is in Russia right now, meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Our next guess joins us to discuss the meeting, as well as U.S. foreign policy on China, and ways to decouple. President Biden yesterday vetoed a bill that aimed to push back against ESG investments. Congressman Mike Flood spoke with NTD's Steve Lance about the ESG movement, and critics concerns.