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Doris Kearns Goodwin tells #PostLive: "If we decimate the civil service and we have people in who don't know how to run the government, I think we're going to really be in trouble with this country. The government is an important part in our lives." | Washington Post Live
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At our Global AI Summit, @google senior vice President James Manyika discussed President Trump’s recent H-1B policy changes with @postopinions columnist David Ignatius. Manyika said that having “access to the best talent from wherever they are is a competitive issue” the company cares about deeply. Tap the link in our bio to watch more of the conversation. | Washington Post Live
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At our Global AI Summit, @google senior vice President James Manyika discussed President Trump’s recent H-1B policy changes with @postopinions columnist David Ignatius. Manyika said that having “access to the best talent from wherever they are is a competitive issue” the company cares about deeply. Tap the link in our bio to watch more of the conversation. | Washington Post Live
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"The pandemic is a mass disabling event. Easily the most profound, mass disabling event since the Vietnam war, in all likelihood. The ramifications of the pandemic are going to last for decades," explains Ford Foundation program officer for U.S. disability rights Rebecca Cokley. Watch more: https://ow.ly/Pe4050SmLQx | Washington Post Live
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"The pandemic is a mass disabling event. Easily the most profound, mass disabling event since the Vietnam war, in all likelihood. The ramifications of the pandemic are going to last for decades," explains Ford Foundation program officer for U.S. disability rights Rebecca Cokley. Watch more: https://ow.ly/Pe4050SmLQx | Washington Post Live
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This summer Washington Post Live will be on the ground and streaming live from the RNC in Milwaukee and the DNC in Chicago, bringing you real-time convention updates and conversations with top newsmakers that you simply won’t hear anywhere else. Join the waitlist: wapo.st/2024conventions | Washington Post Live
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This summer Washington Post Live will be on the ground and streaming live from the RNC in Milwaukee and the DNC in Chicago, bringing you real-time convention updates and conversations with top newsmakers that you simply won’t hear anywhere else. Join the waitlist: wapo.st/2024conventions | Washington Post Live
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Shouting protesters interrupted senators who were speaking to reporters before and after a budget committee vote on the Republican tax reform bill on Nov. 28. | Washington Post
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Shouting protesters interrupted senators who were speaking to reporters before and after a budget committee vote on the Republican tax reform bill on Nov. 28. | Washington Post
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Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) offers his perspective on the looming federal government shutdown: “This is a self-inflicted wound. It helps no one. It’s going to be very costly to the American taxpayers, it will be costly to our economy. I’ve been through this before. There is a simple solution today, and that is it must be bipartisan.” Watch more by tapping the link in our bio. | Washington Post Live
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Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) offers his perspective on the looming federal government shutdown: “This is a self-inflicted wound. It helps no one. It’s going to be very costly to the American taxpayers, it will be costly to our economy. I’ve been through this before. There is a simple solution today, and that is it must be bipartisan.” Watch more by tapping the link in our bio. | Washington Post Live
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Michael Adams was recently reelected as Kentucky’s secretary of state after campaigning, in part, on his expansion of voting access. He spoke with The Post’s Aaron Blake about the state of voting rights ahead of the 2024 presidential contest: “I shouldn’t have the ability to decide in my state who does and doesn’t get to run for office. That should be up to the voters. So on one level, I don’t think it’s appropriate for a secretary of state to make those decisions, at least not under my state’s
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The Post's Cat Zakrzewski on the dangers misinformation poses to the upcoming 2024 presidential election, “One of the interesting things to watch, as we head into this election season, is what role advertisers might play in putting pressure on the companies." Watch more here: https://wapo.st/futuristvirtual | Washington Post Live
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On May 15 at 9:00 a.m. ET: The drive to revive U.S. manufacturing has been at the center of national policy shifts about international trade and tariffs. Top lawmakers and business leaders join Washington Post Live to discuss how America invests in the industries and workforce of the future. Register to watch here: wapo.st/postnextmfg25 | Washington Post Live
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The Post’s Marc Fisher explores how President Trump’s concerns with numbers and ratings have shaped his career. | Washington Post
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Mike Pence was a heartbeat away from the presidency for four years and is now running for the job himself. The former vice president joined #PostLive for a conversation about his vision for the country, his strategy to break through the GOP field and his views on his former boss, Donald Trump. “I stepped forward in this race because I think different times call for different leadership. And I think the American people want a fresh start, but a start back on the timeless conservative agenda... th
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An inside look beyond the stage at our recent event, “The Futurist: The AI (R)evolution.” Tap the link in our bio to watch more from the event, including conversations with Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-Calif.), Cohere president Martin Kohn, Writer CEO May Habib and more. | Washington Post Live
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Rep. Scott Peters (D-Calif.) says, “There’s … 2,000 gigawatts of power wanting to be hooked up to interconnections, to the grid, they’re all waiting in line. 95 percent of those are clean. If we make everything go faster, it’s a win for the climate.” #PostLive Watch more: https://ow.ly/gVyE50QSrGE | Washington Post Live
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Dragoș Tudorache on EU AI act: “For the very important legislative proposals just before the final vote, which is going to take place tomorrow, we have a final debate and we’ve just had it…. Tomorrow we will be more or less signing up on the historical landmark legislation." Watch more: https://ow.ly/Nn1Y50QRoJq | Washington Post Live
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Alberto R. Gonzales, former attorney general under President George W. Bush, pushed back in a recent @washingtonpost op-ed against Republicans arguing that the Justice Department is biased against their party. Gonzales joined The Post’s Carol Leonnig today to offer his perspective on the indictments against Donald Trump, the rule of law and American democracy. “He would still be investigated and subject to prosecution for the things that have happened even if he weren’t running for the office of
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Robert Downey Jr. joined Washington Post Live to discuss his company, FootPrint Coalition, and its work to combat climate change. Listen to the conversation wherever you get your podcasts. | Washington Post Live
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The sentencing of Donald Trump is set for July 11, just a few days before the start of the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The Post’s Jonathan Capehart (@capehartj) and Perry Stein discuss what’s next for Trump after he was found guilty in the N.Y. hush money trial. For more of this conversation, tap the link in our bio. | Washington Post Live
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“We have war not with a normal, official armed forces of the neighbor. We have war with the army of looters, rapists and martyrs … We need support from the civilized world … I'm absolutely sure we will this war together with our partners," says former Ukrainian defense minister Oleksii Reznikov. Watch more: https://ow.ly/wa3y50S2Sy6 | Washington Post Live
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FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel says: “Our primary tools are from the Telecommunications Act of 1996 … In this post-pandemic world, where we believe everyone should have broadband at home, this law needs a refresh." Watch more: https://ow.ly/TTIj50Rp4vH | Washington Post Live
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Content from ADP: How ADP designed a survey to help increase efficiency and satisfaction. Watch to learn more. | Washington Post Live
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“This is an existential crisis we're dealing with here … We will deal with the immediacy of a crisis like [the bridge collapse] … But at the same time, things like having an aggressive climate plan is not going to fall to a wayside," Maryland Gov. Wes Moore tells #PostLive. Watch more: https://ow.ly/JZ7X50Rejuz | Washington Post Live
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At #PostLive’s “This is Climate Summit,” IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva emphasized global interdependence in addressing climate change. “If the rich countries do not facilitate investment in mitigation in the developing world, guess what? It doesn’t matter what they do at home because emissions in the developing world would skyrocket,” she explained. To watch more of this conversation, tap the link in @postlive’s bio. | Washington Post Live
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Cristina Mittermeier tells #PostLive: “I think hope is a personal choice. There's many days where I wake up and think we're doomed. And then I remember that I cannot allow myself to feel or think that way, so I make the choice of remaining hopeful … Hope is a powerful motivator for all of us." Watch more: wapo.st/climateapril11 | Washington Post Live
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“You don't have a shot in modern life if you don't have broadband at home …. In the aftermath of the pandemic … we should have a national net neutrality policy and that's what the FCC brought back yesterday," says Federal Communications Commission chair Jessica Rosenworcel. Watch more: https://ow.ly/iJfB50Rp4pm | Washington Post Live
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