Washington Today (6-22-23): Indian PM Modi meets POTUS in state visit to U.S., talking trade & China
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48:31Now PlayingWashington Today (6-22-23): Indian PM Modi meets POTUS in state visit to U.S., talking trade & China
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as posted by the channelIndian Prime Minister Narendra Modi makes a state visit to the U.S, including a State Dinner at the White House and speech to a Joint Meeting of Congress. President Joe Biden saying of India, “On the issues that matter most that will define the future, our nations look to one another including on critical regional and global issues.”
At a joint news conference, the Prime Minister is asked about critics of his human rights record, and President Biden gets a question about calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a 'dictator'.
U.S. House votes to send to committees for further study a resolution to impeach President Biden for his handling of immigration and border security issues.
House Ways & Means Committee votes to release testimony from two IRS whistleblowers who the Justice Dept, FBI and IRS interfered with the investigation of the tax evasion case against Hunter Biden.
Will Hurd, a former republican Congressman from Texas, announces his candidacy for president of the United States, calling another candidate, former President Donald Trump, "a lawless, selfish, failed politician."
Senate votes note to join the House to overturn an ATF regulation that says handguns with stabilizing braces must be registered with the federal government as short-barreled rifles.
National Transportation Safety Board opens a field hearing in East Palestine, Ohio on train derailment and hazardous chemical spill in February. Board chair says it is "so members of the public can hold the NTSB accountable for conducting a fair, thorough, and independent investigation."
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