Washington Today (6-21-23): John Durham tells Congress his report on FBI Russia probe is 'sobering'

Former Special Counsel John Durham, who investigated the FBI's investigation of possible ties between Russia and the Donald Trump 2016 presidential campaign, testifies before the House Judiciary Committee. We hear some of the hearing and talk about it with Sabrina Eaton, Washington Correspondent for cleveland.com & The Plain Dealer.

Two presidential veto override votes in Congress today. One on a bill that would disapprove the EPA stricter emissions standard for heavy duty trucks. The other on a bill to block president Joe Biden's college student loan forgiveness plan.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tells the House Financial Services Committee that it will take more time to bring inflation down to its 2% target, and more interest rate increases are likely this year.

Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on transgender rights.

Congress unveils a postage stamp to honor the late Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis

State Department spokesman asked about President Biden's calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a dictator.

And First Lady Jill Biden previews the White House State Dinner for the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi.


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Title: Washington Today (6-21-23): John Durham tells Congress his report on FBI Russia probe is 'sobering'
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