Deirdre Walsh
speaker
394 appearances
48 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 11 Dec
Deirdre Walsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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An alternative democratic proposal also failed.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson says the Democrats' push to add an extension of health care subsidies to the package was a non starter.
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And says they should be blamed if the government shuts down.
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Both the House and Senate are scheduled to be on recess next week.
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Unless the two chambers agree on a funding deal, a shutdown could start on October first.
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Deirdre Walsh and PR News, the Capitol.
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Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy says President Trump and others in his administration are weaponizing the federal government to silence their critics.
He pointed to ABC's decision to suspend late night host Jimmy Kimmel following Trump's FCC chairman, Brendan Carr's warning he would take action against the network.
The No Political Enemies or NOPE Act would make it harder to hold someone liable for constitutionally protected speech.
It would establish consequences for government officials who target protected speech and provides an ability for anyone targeted to recoup attorneys fees.
No Republican has signed onto the legislation, and it's unlikely to advance in a GOP controlled Congress.
Deirdre Walsh and PR News, the Capitol.
Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy says President Trump and others in his administration are weaponizing the federal government to silence their critics.
He pointed to ABC's decision to suspend late night host Jimmy Kimmel following Trump's FCC chairman, Brendan Carr's warning he would take action against the network.
The No Political Enemies or NOPE Act would make it harder to hold someone liable for constitutionally protected speech.
It would establish consequences for government officials who target protected speech and provides an ability for anyone targeted to recoup attorneys' fees.
No Republican has signed onto the legislation, and it's unlikely to advance in a GOP controlled Congress.
Deirdre Walsh and PR News said.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says Congress is considering the White House's requests for $58 million to boost protection for those in the judicial and executive branches.
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