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senator hassan: you referenced it a bit but if concerns are raised about an i.g.'s use of the documentary subpoena authority how are those concerned addressed? ms. lerner: there are a couple of different avenues. if there's any question of, you know, political or partisan or problematic reasons behind a subpoena, that's a matter that could go to sigi's integrity committee but i also imagine if we're given the authority we would build step ints our peer-review process to examine the use of this by inspectors general, ensure they have appropriate procedures in place and you know, factor that into the ultimate assessment that happens periodically of all i.g.'s investigative operations. mr. horowitz: can i add, senator, if someone think it's improper, we have to go to quoamplet can't enforce it, we go to court. senator hassan: thank you, i appreciate that. i want to go deeper on something you mentioned, ms. learner. -- lerner. and i'll ask inspectors general horowitz and winters to reply also. it's important to note subpoena authority isn't new. the department of defen

hassan: i appreciate that very much. we are seeing cyber attacks at a various -- at levels against various entities. we look forward to working with you to strengthen our resources here at our cyber defenses. the federal government's reliance on outdated and obsolete technology harms our ability to deliver services to the american people, threatens our cyber security drives wasteful spending. one way to curb wasteful spending on these old systems is through better cooperation and communications between agency chief information officers and chief financial officers to ensure there is a coordinated process for determining technology needs and acquisition processes. how can the office of financial management work to improve communication between officers and chief financial officers to save taxpayer dollars? laurel: thank you, senator. i have seen in my time in government and the nonprofit sector that those legacy systems pose in norma's risk -- enormous risk to security. as you know, ofm plays a lead role in bringing toget

maggie hassan, senator shaheen, representative kuster as well as chris pappas. the infrastructure law signed yesterday, this is not hyperbole, would not have been possible without this delegation. that's a fact. maggie, you did one hell of a job. she was a key aspect of this law. she led by getting bipartisan support. she made the case that the law delivers high speed internet everywhere in new hampshire, which you know is badly needed. you know, that protects the new hampshire coastline from rising sea levels and extreme storms. she was always making sure that new hampshire roads and bridges are safe. jeanne, it won't surprise anyone here that you are the key member of this bipartisan group of senators that negotiate the infrastructure deal. your calm, common sense as usual always leads the way. i mean that sincerely. the fact is that you need that manageability. calm, common sense, i shouldn't be so familiar, but i'm a friend. making sure new hampshire water is safe to drink. upgrading pipes that are hundreds of years old and helping to eliminate pfas chemical

[applause] joining me are janine shaheen and maggie hassan.s well as representatives allie custer and chris pappas. this landmark piece of legislation represents a substantial investment in infrastructure, increased investment in transportation significantly and provides a 24% increase in funding for each of the core federal highway programs. in addition, over the five-year period, new hampshire will receive 225 million for bridge infrastructure to the -- which is much needed to help declining conditions. it also starts a new electric vehicle charging program new hampshire will receive 17 million for this use. for new hampshire airports, we anticipate an additional 45.6 million and for public transportation new hampshire will receive 130 million, a 30% increase from prior funding levels. [applause] so, with the bill signed into law, my team will work with the new hampshire executive council, governor chris sununu and the legislature to make sure that we put the dollars to good use. the investment is sizable and much-needed and we at the depart

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fatima hassan is founder and director of health justice initiative. served as special adviser to south africa's former minister of health barbara hogan. the cochair of the south african committee on covid-19 has said explicitly the most important way at this point to control the spread of the disease outside of vaccinations around the world is by being. clear about travel -- being very clear about travel. not travel bans, but ensuring only vexed people travel, positive pcr tests before travel , that travelers are asymptomatic, wear masks, and are retested on injury into a country. coming up, three white men have been convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery. we will speak with alicia garza. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: the great composer and lyricist died friday at the age of 91. he wrote the lyrics to the classic musicals including "west side story" and "gypsy" and was musical mastermind behind many including "sweeney todd." he won the pulitzer prize for drama for "sunday and at the park." on sunday in new york city, the broadway community gathere

i want to thank the editor hassan and braun and representatives rice for their work to help veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019 the inspector general of theva reported staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face . at the same time with our military there are nearly 200,000 dedicated well-trained workers and nearly every area of healthcare. doctors, nurses, pharmacies technicians and physical therapists. they understand the challenges our men in uniform face . 1000 or 13,000 of them separated from active duty every year and we can do more by helping separate the servicemembers to continuing their work in the federal government at places like the va. this bill directs the department of veterans affairs to recruit military medical personnel with less than a year left in service to work in federalhealthcare occupations . this program building upon existing efforts to create a pipeline for former military health professionals for both our veterans and military medical personnel servicing and it's not just what they do, it's too they are.

democrat maggie hassan defeated kelly iota, by just 1017 votes and gained a seat for the democrats in the united states senate republican senate leader mitch mcconnell has been eyeing new hampshire as a possible pick up for next year's senate race. against maggie hassan, and the obvious candidate to win that in the new hampshire senate speaker republican was new hampshire's three term, republican governor, we chris sununu, who won his last reelection last year by 22 points in the state that joe biden won by seven points. today, governor chris sununu, his father served as governor of new hampshire and before serving us the first president bush, white house chief of staff announced that he has decided not to run for a job that could send him to washington. to work for mitch mcconnell. >> my responsibility to the gridlock in politics of washington's to this edition of new hampshire and i'd rather push myself 120 miles an hour delivering from new hampshire than to slow down and end up on capitol hill than being partisan politics without results it's a much slower pace. and frankly too oft

senator hassan. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to thank you and the ranking member for holding this hearing. and i want to thank our witnesses, not only for your testimony, but for your service as inspectors general. it's obviously incredibly important and i'm very, very grateful to you and your families for the service you provide. your important work to weed out waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars and improved the delivery of critical services to american people. i want to start with a question to you, inspector general lerner. i would like to follow up on the need for the testimonial subpoena authority. for more than 40 years, inspectors general have been able to issue subpoenas to compel the production of documents to advance their oversight work. earlier this year, i introduced the inspector general testimonial subpoena authority act with senator grassley, to expand the subpoena authority and allow the ig community to also compel in-person testimony from witnesses who refuse to cooperate with ig investigations.

i want to thank senator hassan and senator braun, and representatives rice and latta for their work top veterans find a way to continue to serve their country. in 2019, the inspector general of the va reported that staff shortages are one of the causes of the many problems we face in veterans' care. and at the same time, with our military, there are nearly 200,000 dedicated, well-trained workers in nearly every area of health care -- doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, and physical therapists. they understand the health challenges our women and men in uniform face. one thousand -- actually, 13,000 of them are separated from active duty every single year. and we can do more by helping the separated service members with backgrounds in healthcare continue their work in healthcare in the federal government at places like the va. this bill directs the department of veterans affairs to create a program to recruit military medical personnel who have less than a year left in their service to work in federal healthcare occupations. this new program will build upon existing efforts to cre

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hassan hawkins punches it in to start the second half. it's 21-13. victors under three minutes left. now 35-27 rather. and the wolverines can finally celebrate. hassan haskins again. fifth touchdown of the day. michigan ran for 297-yards. and you can exhale jim, finally gets the one over the bicyclist. they're in the big-10 title game. they win. they are in the college football playoff. in east lapsing michigan, that's a blizzard that spartay and penn state played in. peyton thorn. jaden reid. grabs it in the snow. don't ask me why penn state was wearing white. probably the reason why they lost. that gives away three points. michigan state wins 30-27. they finish 10 and 2. nick saban and the crimson tide needed a win for their playoff hopes. the iron bowl today against auburn. one of the great rivalries. alabama down 7. bryce young connects on the corner. with jacori brooks. oh what a play. this was my face when i found out it was the first over time game in iron bowl history. fourth over time we go. alabama needs the two-point conversion to win it.

consider klobuchar is here, bennett and kelly, senator shaheen, hassan and smith for their leadership on ends of the price of and some will go $600 an injection or a dose to $35 which is where it should always have been if we would've had proper laws in place. and senator sinema has told me she supports this agreement. so i think we are there. it is not everything we all wanted, many of us would've wanted to gone much further. but it is a big step in helping the american people deal with the price of drugs. finally, senator wyden hasn't years of work on this issue and help develop many of the proposals in this package. senator leahy. >> thank you. first off, for anyone who is faced medical costs, this is a tremendous news. i am delighted to hear it. we are talked about the voting rights act. something that's passed unanimously over the years signed into law and supported by everybody. can you imagine anything, anything more ridiculous than senators who are elected to come here and vote note we are going to block voting on the voting rights act. this seems like something out of a satur

i'm grateful to senators grassley and hassan as well as house oversight chairman maloney for helping us create these reforms which will require a more detailed explanation from the president before removing an inspecter general. ensuring that acting inspectors general are selected from a pool of senior level employees within the watchdog community, and provide federal watchdogs to the authority to subpoena the testimony of contractors and former federal officials. through these common sense solutions, this committee has the opportunity to consider and advance historic meaningful reforms that strengthen our democracy and promote independent oversight, a goal that i know we all share. i look forward to discussing how we can best protect our inspectors general and pass these urgently needed reforms. ranking member is en route, he'll be here shortly, so i'll swear in the witnesses now. it is the practice of the committee to swear in witnesses, if you will each rise and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you will give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth

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but needing 20 off the last ten balls, matthew wade was dropped by hassan ali before hitting the nextolm open, beaten in three sets by the american tommy paul. the 3li—year—old, who knocked out top—seeded italianjannik sinner yesterday, lost the first set before fighting back to level the match. but paul recovered to take the deciding set to reach the semi—finals, while earlier dan evans lost to francis tiafoe. england rugby union head coach eddiejones says he's written to emma raducanu to explain comments he made about her over the weekend. jones was accused of being "uninformed and sexist" after using the us open champion as an example when warning his players about dealing with distractions. he's said his words were not meant as criticism and have been taken out of context. it's just an example of what happened. they need to be aware of it, and i am certainly aware of it, that they need to minimise the distractions. but at the same time, they have to be... so i don't have any misgivings about what i've said. i'm disappointed it was taken out of context, and i'll be disappointed if

most popular figure in new hampshire politics is not going to be running against democrat maggie hassan. but it's not in and of itself going to change the overall picture in the senate, which is that republicans still have a lot of opportunities. in this political environment, given what we saw in new jersey and virginia, republicans would be poised to reclaim the majority. they have got a lot of more purple states to compete in rather than virginia and new jersey, which are quite blue. arizona, georgia, nevada. even new hampshire could still be on the table. host: bob in logan, utah, democratic caller. caller: good morning, david. i'd like to say that i listen to morning joe and liz cheney was on. she hit the nail on the head. she said that she's very proud to be a republican. but she's more proud to be american. i wore a uniform. and i never felt more patriotic. and when the towers come down, listen to this malarkey on both sides, we are split up and divided this country's got to come back together. we had a horrible man in there. andve

a jury. hassan you as a teenager, coll rittenhouse, not guilty of murdering 2 men and wounding another. it happened ging, racial justice, protest. last year. 1200 repulse not from kenosha. it was a murder trial that divided a nation. and so was the verdict. we the jury find the defendant kyle age red house, lack guilty. it was the same on all 5 charges from reckless endangerment to 1st degree murder. not guilty, not guilty. not guilty. not guilty. oh, outside the court house for some there was another verdict. this was not self defense. this was not the appropriate use of deadly force. it was wrong. it happened on a hot august night last year during a clash of protesters in counter protesters, the violent response to the police shooting of a black man, jacob blake. some on both sides were armed. the facts were undisputed kyle rittenhouse armed with an assault rifle fatally shot to protesters and wounded a 3rd in tearful testimony. the 18 year old called it self defense. i did what i had to do to stop the person who was attacking me each. the jury spent 4 days deliberating, then agreed,

eyeing new hampshire has a possible pickup for republicans next year's senate race against maggie hassan the obvious candidate to win back the new hampshire senate seat for republicans was new hampshire's three term current republican governor chris sununu that won reelection by 22 points in a state that joe biden won by seven points. today, governor sununu whose father served as governor of new hampshire and before serving as the first president bush's white house chief of staff announced that he has decided not to run for a job that could send him to washington to work for mitch mcconnell. >> my responsibility is not to the gridlock and politics of washington. it's to the citizens of new hampshire and i'd rather push myself 120 miles an hour delivering wins for new hampshire than to slow down and end up on capitol hill debating partisan politics without results. it a much slower pace and frankly too often doing nothing is considered a win. >> governor sununu will remain in new hampshire administration stirring the biden infrastructure bill the president will be signing into law next we

maggie hassan was elected in 2012 and 2014, so the fact she is behind in some surveys now is not a good sign for the democrats. it indicates you are looking at a seriously contested race from two candidates who are well known and may have had positive impressions over the years, but not clear which one will do so. i think we have a very indeterminate outcome here. we know that small margins for multiple candidates can give one party or another a much bigger advantage. remember when the republicans gained 12 seats in 1980 and won a majority in the senate, you had a lot of astonished faces in washington. when those seats came up six years later, despite president reagan's positive rating, democrats gained eight of those seats and used the majority to harass reagan on iran-contra and push -- small margins in multiple senate races all leaning toward one party can produce a big result. i can give you plausible pads on these races to see a senate with 54 democrats. i can give you plausible paths to seeing a senate with 54 republicans, and at this point i am not prepared to wager large sums of

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in the state of hassan, there's going to be a new testing system put in place for those going to visit hospitals, old care homes, and in the state of bottom voting book, where you're going to need to show a p, c r test if your and vaccinated and wants to go to a bar, a restaurant, or theater. german business leaders want the government to give them the rights to impose the so called 3 g system. that means that anybody who is and vaccinated recovered or tested could be bod, from employment. some of germany's biggest companies of already brought in controversial canteen segregation, employees who being double jobs, can sit together and eats as normal. those who have nots or choose not to reveal their vaccine status, must remain in a cordoned off area where masks have to be worn when not eating. chemical giant via told r t. they may even take this further. depending on specific facility needs, a separate 2 g area is also created which offers immunized to employees a space with less distance to each other on a voluntary basis. this will be planned in close corporation with work representat

from all it is self destructive behavior pushes hassan shock, thoughts really happening to the issues that we're not really tackled in suing dugeon i right. we're chatting about the shy. it was really of us. he wanted to be able to help is i how do i help people? and one of the ways that he is doing this with his art with his what is he taking a ph. d. and they so we have our ph. d best toby, the subject where he is, he's like a piece is going to help young eagles. these are going to help the african diaspora judge can you, can you make the connections between what you'll do, your ph. d, and how you feel you can help the african diaspora and young people around the world who are struggling with how can i help their own country to thrive. thank you for asking about this for me. well, absolutely. what i'm trying to understand with my research is how young black people, for 100 years, from all corners of the world have come up with their own ways of making music that have gone on to be really commercially successful. without changing the and prospects of the communities that they come fr

as of is one, a hassan is the chief executive of the bangladesh environmental lawyers association . she says millions are facing an imminent catastrophe. the has the bills been gone by the side of us and it is being predicted that if the temperature rises by one rises above 1.5 degrees, then we lose one 3rd of the state. and which means we really have to call me this one. this one hurt people within the very little land mess that we have, which means we have less production. so us, because the fishery, we had the 2nd largest week, what the fishery of the word with the 3 people will not be able to grow as much food as they need to grow, will be forced to actually leave all that. and you will have to read brought the map of buttons the way i'm drawing the map of bundle dish, my children, the next generation will not be able to draw it in to say that for hats in my lifetime, i will have to read on the map of bundle with dr. collapse of economic, social, social financial skills book and be like buying this, which is very poor trying to become a middle income can be all the development a

maggie hassan in hampshire has a tough reelection. she a not want the spotlight. there are house members. no surprise that josh gottheimer is one of the more vocal moderates from new jersey, seeing what happened with the close governor's race. it is not just joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, but in particular, senator manchin seems to be comfortable with the spotlight. jonathan: let us go to a virginia democrat, abigail spanberger who said, nobody elected him to be fdr. they elected him to be normal. there is a view outside of washington. what we have witnessed has been massive overage. does that resonate? jeff: that does resonate with moderate democrats. the issue with democrats is that they have to please both sites. you have moderates saying this needs to be not excessively ambitious. this needs to be paid for. we need to address concerns about inflation, they need significant wins as well. they need abigail spanberger and joe manchin to agree with bernie sanders and pramila jayapal. water is do not want to see the bills fail. they want to campaign on significant