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NPR News: 11-14-2024 12AM EST

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🗓️ 14 November 2024

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0:00.0

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0:20.4

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shea Stevens.

0:24.5

The so-called red wave that Republicans were counting on for two years has apparently

0:28.8

materialized. The Associated Press is reporting that the party will control the House of Representatives.

0:34.8

The GOP will also control the U.S. Senate and the White House. Some members of Congress

0:39.4

appear to be stunned over the nomination of former Representative Matt Gates to be Attorney General.

0:45.1

Gates had faced a Justice Department investigation involving sex trafficking and was under

0:49.6

a House ethics probe until he resigned on Wednesday. Here's Republican Senator Susan Collins of Maine speaking

0:55.8

to reporters after the nomination was announced. I was shocked at the nomination, which I've just learned of.

1:04.2

Obviously, the president has the right to nominate whomever he wishes, but this is why the Senate's advice and consent process

1:15.5

is so important. Colin says Gates will face many questions during his confirmation hearings.

1:21.4

Former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has been nominated to become the Director of National

1:25.2

Intelligence. The former Democrat turned

1:27.6

conservatives has criticized U.S. involvement in foreign affairs. President

1:32.0

elect Trump calls Gabbard fearless and a champion of constitutional rights.

1:36.9

House Republicans are gearing up to implement President-elect Trump's legislative agenda.

1:41.9

Trump met with the GOP conference ahead of their unanimous vote to

1:45.3

re-elect Mike Johnson as Speaker. More from NPR's Barbara Sprunt.

1:50.4

Speaker Johnson credited Trump's visit to the conference with setting the tone for what he

1:54.2

called a productive day. It was a bit of a pep rally. Everybody feels very confident, very

1:59.5

encouraged about the days ahead. And he gave us a very inspirational

2:02.5

message. And he talked about the importance of maintaining unity and standing with this leadership

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