Angela Kelley, vice president for immigration policy and advocacy at the Center for American Progress, said Monday that the issue of immigration will continue to heat up because of the growing Hispanic population and because the American economy will need foreign workers again in the future. (0:22)
Angela Kelley, the vice president of immigration policy and advocacy at the Center for American Progress, reacted to the news that the Supreme Court will be ruling on the Arizona immigration law, explaining that having 50 state immigration laws is as unsustainable as having 50 state currencies. (0:22)
Angela Kelley, vice president of immigration policy and advocacy at the Center for American Progress, said during an interview with TRNS Monday that recent comments by key Republicans about taking a softer approach to immigration are “indications of a struggle within the Republican party.” (0:25)
During a joint press conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki Monday, President Barack Obama heralded the end of the ongoing combat presence in Iraq. (0:16)
Jostein Solheim, Ben & Jerry’s CEO, remarks that there may be a new Ben & Jerry’s ice cream flavor based off of the Occupy movement. (0:11)
Ben and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio Jostein Solheim, Ben & Jerry’s CEO, stressed at the National Press Club on Monday that the “Get The Dough Out Of Politics” campaign would primarily tap into the inclusive nature of the Occupy movement. (00:31)
Ben and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, explains that while Occupy movements are being evicted across the country, the idea remains and is still only in its early stages. (00:29)
Ben and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., explains how he realized the obscene corruption of the world when a young Occupier approached him while he was scooping ice cream and asked why he, a “one percenter,” was supporting the 99 percent. (00:35)
Ben and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., declares that capitalism and common good can coexist if the government makes a level playing field. (00:10)
Ben and Jerry's, capitalism in Audio Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., laments that corporations no longer serve their original purpose, to serve the public, but instead forces the public to serve them. (00:27)
BBen and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s Homemade Inc., explains that the Occupy Movement sends the message that the people can change the system to make everyone’s voice equal. (00:20)
Ben and Jerry's, Occupy movement in Audio By Michael Carl
A month before the New Hampshire Republican Primary, voter activist group, the Southern New Hampshire 912 Project has put together what they call their Candidate Matrix, a 34-page booklet listing the Republican candidate’s positions on the major issues. (0:37)
White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, explains that President Obama won’t accept a deal that will put the onus on the middle class Americans that he is trying to help rather than ask corporations to give up their subsidies and loopholes or requires the wealthy to pay a little more. (00:18)
GOP payroll tax cut plan in Audio When asked by a reporter about the GOP payroll tax plan, White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, responded that the Republicans are refighting old political battles, rather than focusing on cutting taxes for the middle class. (00:15)
GOP payroll tax cut plan in Audio White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, maintains that the administration’s view on detainee language in the Defense Authorization bill remains the same: counterterrorism “folks” need the flexibility to do their job effectively. (00:38)
Defense AUthorization bill in Audio White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, states that less than one percent of all small business will be affected by paying for payroll relief with a surtax on the wealthy. (00:13)
payroll tax cut, small businesses in Audio Presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman pledges to amend the Constitution to set term limits on Congress, such that House members can only serve six two-year terms and senators can only serve two six-year terms. (0:48)
