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Washington Today (3-20-24): Hunter Biden ex-associates testify he lied about business ties to father
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48:00Now PlayingEx-business associates of Hunter Biden – Tony Bobulinski and Jason Galantis – testify before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee in the latest impeachment inquiry hearing that Hunter Biden lied about his father, President Joe Biden, not being involved in his businesses.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) gives a status report on the package of six FY2024 spending bills whose language is being finalized. Friday is the deadline to get it through Congress and into law or else there would be a partial government shutdown.
President Biden in Arizona announces an agreement to give Intel up to $8.5 billion in direct funding and $11 billion in loans for computer chip factories in Arizona, Ohio, New Mexico and Oregon. White House says it will create 30,000 jobs.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announces no change to interest rates, amid concerns about lingering high inflation, but signals that three rate cuts will likely occur this year.
Social Security Commissioner Marin O'Malley testifies before the Senate Aging Committee about changes to how his agency handles claw backs overpayments of benefits, especially when the error was not the fault of the beneficiary and was not discovered for years.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks by video to U.S. Senate Republicans private luncheon but not to Senate Democrats, after Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) turned down the offer.
Senators get a classified briefing from the FBI and other intelligence agencies on the House passed bill that would force Chinese company ByteDance to sell the short-video app TikTok or have that app banned for download in the U.S.
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