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The January 6th committee lays out its case in a prime time hearing. House action on guns. Shutting off the gas pump. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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The news to know for Thursday, June 9th, 2022!
What to know about live, public hearings where lawmakers plan to reveal their findings from the Capitol riot investigation for the first time.
Also, a potentially historic heatwave will impact tens of millions of Americans this week.
Plus, a big turnaround in the housing market and new steps to make it easier for some to buy a home, which big-name businessman could be spending more than anyone ever has on an American sports team, and what's being called the Airbnb for pools: swimming pool owners are making a killing renting out their backyard spaces.
Those stories and more in around 10 minutes!
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As Americans watch their government leaders spend more and more, the average citizen is struggling to pay for food and gas. It seems that the Biden administration is more concerned with placating a base of radical leftists than crafting a federal budget designed to help everyday Americans.
To Rep. Kevin Hern, R-Okla., the government needs to focus on balancing its budget, especially as it continues to spend exorbitant amounts of money.
"The only place in America without a balanced budget has been the federal government, and we're seeing the ramifications of that with high inflation, skyrocketing fuel prices, skyrocketing food prices," Hern says. "The list goes on and on."
Hern says the out-of-control government spending under President Joe Biden has dire consequences for the safety of the nation.
"I think if we don't start now, we're never going to get our federal spending under control," the Oklahoma Republican says. "Interest on our debt is going to be higher than our defense budget in just five years. Much of that interest is going to go to China, where they're going to use their money to build a defense to come after us."
Hern joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to discuss House Republicans' budget proposal and what the consequences of Biden's budget would be.
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In the aftermath of a series of horrible mass shootings across the country, there is a knee-jerk reaction to demonize gun owners and call for sweeping gun control legislation.
But more often than not, those in the media and political classes calling for assault weapon bans and other gun control don't understand the very things they're legislating.
"There's just a complete lack of basic knowledge on the topic of firearms," says Stephen Gutowski. "How they work, how they're regulated, what the politics even are around them, why people oppose different policies that are often put forward in the wake of these shootings."
Gutowski is a firearms reporter and founder of gun news site thereload.com.
He joins this bonus episode of The Daily Signal Podcast to discuss gun laws, and proposed gun control legislation.
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It will be an emotional day in Congress as survivors from Uvalde and Buffalo pressure lawmakers on guns. FBI sued by Larry Nassar's victims. 50 years since an iconic Vietnam photo. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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The news to know for Wednesday, June 8th, 2022!
What to know about new, emotional calls for gun reform and the latest ideas from a bipartisan group of Senators.
And federal officials laid out the top threats for local law enforcement to keep an eye on.
Also, it could be the fourth Covid-19 vaccine available in the U.S.: we'll tell you what makes this one different.
Plus, a new law could force all your devices to work with the same charger, two companies are teaming up a few years after fighting in court, and what the data shows happens when unlimited vacation is a workplace perk.
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The Pioneer Institute is out with a new book, "Hands-On Achievement: Massachusetts' National Model Vocational-Technical Schools," which finds that vocational-technical high schools have lower dropout rates and on-par test scores with traditional high schools.
The Boston-based think tank also makes the case that these high-performing schools in Massachusetts should serve as a national model, both to address the student loan crisis and a shortage of skilled labor in America.
Joining us on "The Daily Signal Podcast" are Jamie Gass, Pioneer Institute's director of the Center for School Reform, and David Ferreira, a former vocational-technical school administrator and teacher who edited "Hands-On Achievement."
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