Podcast appearances and mentions of Dina Titus

A number of prominent Democrats are due to speak on day three of the gathering. Tim Walz is expected to deliver the keynote address as he officially accepts the vice presidential nomination. We speak to Congresswoman Dina Titus. Also in the programme: The Palestinian movement Fatah has accused Israel of trying to start a regional war, after it killed a senior official from the group; and we remember the life of pioneering Irish feminist and journalist Nell McCafferty and her decades of activism. (Photo: Democratic vice presidential candidate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz gestures during a campaign rally at Fiserv Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 20 August 2024. Credit: EPA)

Sinan Ateş Cinayeti'nin tetikçisi Eray Özyağcı'nın, davanın ilk duruşmasında ifade verirken yaptığı “itiraf” hayli dikkat çekiciydi. Sanık, Savcı'nın kendisine “Devlet Bey'den talimat aldıysan bizi uğraştırma; MHP'den iki üç yöneticinin isimlerini ver, seni kurtaralım” dediğini açıkladı! BOZKURTLAR Şimdi, bundan üç yıl öncesine gidelim; arşivden çıkardığımız bir haberin girişini okuyalım: “ABD Temsilciler Meclisinin Kurallar Komitesi, Nevada Eyalet Temsilcisi Dina Titus'ın Bozkurtlar hakkında hazırladığı terör soruşturması önergesinin sunumuna yeşil ışık yaktı. Dina Titus, Bozkurtlar (Ülkü Ocakları) ve faaliyetlerine ilişkin olarak Dışişleri Bakanlığı tarafından rapor hazırlanmasını talep ediyor.” (22 Eylül 2021) TITUS İLE KANTER Sadece bir hafta sonra, medyada yer alan “bir başka haber” ile devam edelim: “ABD Temsilciler Meclisi, geçtiğimiz günlerde aldığı kararla Ülkü Ocakları'nın yabancı bir terör örgütü olup olmadığının araştırılmasını onayladı. Araştırmayı Temsilciler Meclisi'ne sunan Dina Titus'ın FETÖ'nün elebaşı Gülen'in ‘manevi oğlu' Enes Kanter ile çevrimiçi toplantı yaptığı görüntüler ortaya çıktı.” (29 Eylül 2021) *** ABD'de Ülkü Ocakları'na yönelik bu ataktan bir sene kadar sonra, 30 Aralık 2022'de… Eski Ülkü Ocakları Başkanı Sinan Ateş derin bir suikasta kurban gitti! GRİ LİSTE ABD'de Dina Titus-FETÖ işbirliği ile Ülkü Ocakları'na “Terör Örgütü” iftirası atma sürecinin “fitilinin ateşlenmesinden” bir ay sonra hangi gelişmenin yaşandığını da hatırlayalım. FATF'in (Mali Eylem Görev Gücü) Genel Kurulu, 21 Ekim 2021'de, bazı ülkelerle birlikte Türkiye'yi Gri Liste'ye aldı! *** Türkiye'nin Gri Liste'ye alınması mı; “Terörün Mühendisi” olan Haydut Devlet ABD'nin haksız ve keyfi bir kararıydı. Türkiye, 30 yıl sonra Gri Liste'de idi! *** “Birleşik Zorbalıklar” anlamına gelen CAATSA yaptırımları ile başlayan süreç, “Gri Liste” atraksiyonuyla sürüyordu! ***

On "Forbes Newsroom," Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV) shared her reaction to President Biden's State of the Union, Sen. Katie Britt's (R-AL) Republican response, and her feelings about the state of the U.S.Stay ConnectedForbes newsletters: https://newsletters.editorial.forbes.comForbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbesForbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbesForbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbesMore From Forbes: http://forbes.comForbes covers the intersection of entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, business and lifestyle with a focus on people and success.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Congresswoman Dina Titus (D-NV) joined Brittany Lewis on "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss the economy and other top issues facing voters in 2024.Stay ConnectedForbes newsletters: https://newsletters.editorial.forbes.comForbes on Facebook: http://fb.com/forbesForbes Video on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/forbesForbes Video on Instagram: http://instagram.com/forbesMore From Forbes: http://forbes.comForbes covers the intersection of entrepreneurship, wealth, technology, business and lifestyle with a focus on people and success.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The World Series of Politics welcomes its very first Congresswoman, with Representative Dina Titus joining Brandt Iden and Brendan Bussmann. As Representative for Nevada's 1st congressional district and co-chair of the Congressional Gaming Caucus, she is a crucial industry advocate at federal level.

About half of the 2.4 million people in the Las Vegas Valley don't live in a city. They're in unincorporated Clark County. That includes The Strip, the Boulder Highway and all that empty space down I-15 to Primm. Representing much of that land is District A Commissioner Michael Naft. A Las Vegan since the first grade, Michael shares his journey from failed performer to staffer for Rep. Dina Titus to being appointed to the County Commission, being elected outright and now preparing his re-election campaign.    Hosts: Jonathan Jossel, Gary Vickery

Congresswoman Dina Titus has been representing Nevada's First Congressional District since 2013, and before that she served in state government for two decades. So, it's no surprise that she has opinions on some of the biggest issues Las Vegas is facing right now. Today she joins co-host Dayvid Figler to talk about water allocation, gaming, a not-so-old beef with the Nevada State Legislature, and more. We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Twitter and Instagram.  You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want some more Las Vegas news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rep. Dina Titus plans to take another swing at an archaic tax formula involving slot machine winnings, an injured worker battles for benefits, Strip land values push higher after plunging in recession and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Rebecca Lambe is often described as the architect of Nevada's “Reid Machine” that has shaped politics in the state over the past 20 years. In this episode, she talks cutting her teeth in Missouri politics with both Governor Mel Carnahan and Senator Jean Carnahan and then moving west to Nevada to build the state Democratic political organization with Senator Harry Reid...plus co-founding Senate Majority PAC to build and protect a Democratic Senate Majority. This conversation contains both Rebecca's memorable campaign stories and case studies, as well as incredibly practical nuts-and-bolts insight into successful electoral politics. IN THIS EPISODE…Rebecca grows up in Alaska as the only girl in a large family…The movie that inspired Rebecca's career path toward journalism and ultimately politics…Campus activism at the University of Missouri sparks Rebecca's career toward politics…Rebecca's entry into the world of Mel and Jean Carnahan…The future US Senator Rebecca knew at Mizzou…Rebecca talks early political lessons learned from Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan…Rebecca's memories of the tragic Carnahan plane crash in October 2000…What Rebecca learned from managing a very narrow loss for Senator Jean Carnahan in 2002…The non-political reason why Rebecca moved west from Missouri after the 2002 race…Rebecca's intersection with Senator Harry Reid & early days growing the Reid Machine…Rebecca demystifies what (and who) the Reid Machine is…Rebecca's thoughts on what made Harry Reid such an effective political operator…The story behind Harry Reid winning a tough 2010 re-election…Rebecca breaks down the 2022 re-election of Senator Catherine Cortez Masto…A post-mortem on the much-discussed Nevada congressional redistricting…Rebecca on the 2022 Governors race and legacy of Steve Sisolak…How Rebecca approaches her role on IE races at Senate Majority PAC…Some of the advice gives to younger operatives…Two of Rebecca's favorite spots to visit in Nevada… AND 30% unemployment, 428 votes, Alaska drivers' licenses, Sharron Angle, John Ashcroft, Carl Bernstein, Joe Biden, Bob Bigelow, the Bootheel, James Browning, Randy Carnahan, Robin Carnahan, Citizens United, Club for Growth, computer programmers, constant deluges, controversial student curators, Culinary 226, Tom Daschle, deep-pocketed benefactors, Paul Dunn, durable boots on the ground, Marc Farinella, Scott Fairchild, fellow travelers, Julie Gibson, Al Gore, Martin Heinrich, John Kerry, Adam Laxalt, the Legion of Black Collegians, the long game, Sue Lowden, Ty Matsdorf, Mizzou, Mike Muir, Barack Obama, the PTA, Planned Parenthood, JB Poersch, precipitous drop-offs, Jon Ralston, Rolla, Karl Rove, Searchlight, Saul Shorr, Chris Sifford, spade work, straight arrows, Roy Temple, Dina Titus, Harry Truman, Mark Twain, whistlestop tours, Roger Wilson, Bob Woodard, Fred Yang…& more!

Guest: Chris Winn and Congresswoman Dina Titus

Members of Congress continue their interest in seeing the curtailment of animal testing for drugs and cosmetics. Now some members are urging the Food and Drug Administration to develop guidance for industry on how to avoid animal testing for products requiring FDA approval. Here with more, Congresswoman Dina Titus (D-Nev.).

Members of Congress continue their interest in seeing the curtailment of animal testing for drugs and cosmetics. Now some members are urging the Food and Drug Administration to develop guidance for industry on how to avoid animal testing for products requiring FDA approval. For more, Nevada Rep. Dina Titus (D) joined the Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Some members of Congress believe former President Donald Trump had a conflict of interest. As a private citizen, Trump had leased, from the General Services Administration, the old Post Office Pavilion. It became a Trump Hotel. Now Representative Dina Titus (D-Nev.) has introduced a bill that would require the GSA to terminate any lease with an elected federal official or head of an executive agency.

Guest: Comedian Dee Lilla, Laura Deitch, and Dina Titus

In today's Federal Newscast, top Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee are calling on the State Department to expand opportunities for LGBTQ diplomats.

Guest: Bryan Salmond and Congresswoman Dina Titus

John Anzalone has been a Democratic pollster winning tough races for 30+ years, most recently as Chief Pollster for Biden 2020 helping navigate a crowded primary and grueling general election en route to ousting Donald Trump. John talks his working class roots growing up in Michigan, cutting his teeth in the Biden '88 ('87) presidential, his path to polling, and ultimately starting and growing his own firm to become on the handful of top-tier Democratic pollsters in the country.  IN THIS EPISODEJohn grows up a “free lunch kid” and the son of a Teamster in Michigan…John learns an unfortunate lesson from his childhood nickname…Practicing dirty tricks in his first campaign involvement…John talks about his mentor David Wilhelm…John's first big campaign working for Biden for President in 1987…John's memories from his early 20s of being around then Senator Biden…John talks the All-Star team he was part of with James Carville and Paul Begala in a 1988 Senate race…John's FOMO from missing the 1992 Clinton Presidential…The John Anzalone best practices for campaign managers…John's decision to go into polling…John opens up his own polling firm after apprenticing at Frederick Schneiders…John talks the value of “coming in second” in client pitches…The challenge of starting a new Democratic firm in the South in the mid 90s…The firm's success in 04/06 sets the stage to be brought on board with Obama 2008…John talks lessons learned from working at high levels in four straight presidential races…John talks the fabled slide deck that informed some of the early Biden 2020 conversations…John on early challenges for Biden 2020 and what is underappreciated about the winning campaign against Trump…John's advice to the next generation pollsters…John's travel tips…John talks the rebrand of Impact Research…AND…$50,000, Pete Aguilar, Kevin Akins, Jason Altmire, David Axelrod, Barcaloungers, Anna Bennett, big damn deals, Chris Bollwage, Bobby Bright, Joe Burrow, Pete Buttigieg, Don Cazayoux, the Chicago Sun-Times, Travis Childers, Citizens for Tax Justice, Sam Coppersmith, Country Club Republicans, the DC vortex, Rich Daley, Buddy Darden, Pete Dawkins, dead-bang losers, Nathan Deal, Delta Comfort, David Dixon, David Doak, Mike Donilon, Mike Doyle, Anita Dunn, Rahm Emanuel, Rob Engel, Paul Finebaum, the Florida House Caucus, Pete Giangreco, Gwen Graham, Larry Grisolano, Kay Hagan, Debbie Halvorson, Tom Harkin, Gary Hart, Paul Hodes, Jimmy Hoffa, Matt Hogan, Paul Johnson, Larry Kissell, Ron Klein, Amy Klobuchar, Bruce Koeppel, Leading Edge Computers, Jeff Link, Jeff Liszt, Local 7, Jon Macks, Frank Mascara, Paul Maslin, Steve McMahon, Charlie Melancon, Walter Mondale, the Monkey Business, Molly Murphy, Karen Olick, Jen O'Malley Dixon, Bob Packwood, Steve Paikowsky, David Plouffe, prayer warriors, Mark Pryor, Ronald Reagan, Jay Rhodes, Karl Rove, Mitch Rubin, Dan Rostenkowski, John Salazar, Bernie Sanders, Rick Santorum, Greg Schneiders, Heath Shuler, Sicilian enclaves, Clay Shaw, Bob Shrum, Mark Siljander, Steve Sisolak, David Stockman, stray dogs, Brian Stryker, Survey Monkey, Charles Taylor, Dina Titus, Trenton labor people, Uncle Izzy, Fred Upton, Chris Van Hollen, Jon Vogel, Terry Walsh, Whirlpool HQ, Sheldon Whitehouse, whiz-bang kids, Howard Wolpe, & more!

Renters throughout the region are worried about sharp upticks in rent, Rep. Dina Titus plans to push Avi Kwa Ame as a national monument, Historic Westside interfaith service celebrates MLK holiday and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Democratic Nevada Rep Dina Titus says she "Got F****ed" by her own party with redistricting...Dan discusses her point. Also: Following the Money (behind politics).  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rep. Dina Titus proposes a bump stock ban as Nevada marks the anniversary of the Route 91 Harvest Festival mass shooting, officials say a man died after jumping from the Strat, drivers can expect delays on Eastern Avenue and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Episode 406: With dozens of bills targeting underwriting restrictions currently making the way through state legislatures, NAMIC advocates are hard at work to educate lawmakers on why risk-based pricing works.  On today’s Unscripted, Chuck Chamness talk with NAMIC Vice President of State Affairs Erin Collins about the regulatory and legislative implications of equity and insurance moves around the country.

Las Vegas Review-Journal politics editor Steve Sebelius sits down with Representative for Nevada's First Congressional District Dina Titus.

Today we have a stacked Labor Day episode in which Amanda interviews two incredible women trying to save us in November. First, she chats with Nevada Rep. Dina Titus about the unique impact of COVID 19 on her Las Vegas district, and how she’s worked with local leaders as Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell have refused to provide relief for hardworking Nevadans. Then, Amanda call up Donna Imam, who is running to unseat nine-term Republican incumbent John Carter in Texas’s 31st district. Imam shares the moment she knew she had to run and discusses Texas’s changing demographics.

Kelly chats with Rep Dina Titus, of the first district in Nevada, about the effects of the pandemic on schools and service workers, about how higher education is faring and can survive COVID, and about why she endorsed Joe Biden early.

Kelly chats with Rep Dina Titus, of the first district in Nevada, about the effects of the pandemic on schools and service workers, about how higher education is faring and can survive COVID, and about why she endorsed Joe Biden early.

Congresswoman Dina Titus, a champion for all Hellenic issues, discusses Turkey's move to change the status of Hagia Sophia from a museum into a mosque, her bipartisan amendment denouncing the action in the State and Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill, and the sentiment in Congress when it comes to Turkey.You can read the articles we discuss on the Daily Roundup here:View Representative Dina Titus's  testimony on her  amendment on Hagia Sophia hereRead Representative Dina Titus's amendment on Hagia Sophia (#45) hereMacron seeks EU sanctions over Turkish 'violations' in Greek watersAnastasiades: France's initiatives exemplify active role sought from EUUS State Department urges Turkey to halt ‘provocative' actionsUS envoy: Kastellorizo has same continental shelf, EEZ rights as mainlandTurkey threatens to block social media sites in ‘draconian' new lawTurkey proposes social media law, threatening press freedom

This week on IndyMatters, reporter Humberto Sanchez talks with congresswoman Dina Titus about what she's doing in DC to help businesses back here in Nevada during the coronavirus pandemic. Later host Joey Lovato talks with intern Kristyn Leonard about her reporting on food insecurity in the state. At the end of the show, Joey and … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 138: Food insecurity and Rep. Titus on business relief amid coronavirus" The post IndyMatters Episode 138: Food insecurity and Rep. Titus on business relief amid coronavirus appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

This week on IndyMatters, reporter Humberto Sanchez talks with congresswoman Dina Titus about what she’s doing in DC to help businesses back here in Nevada during the coronavirus pandemic. Later host Joey Lovato talks with intern Kristyn Leonard about her reporting on food insecurity in the state. At the end of the show, Joey and … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 138: Food insecurity and Rep. Titus on business relief amid coronavirus"

Michael Naft is the Clark Country Commissioner of District A, here in Nevada. On January 4th of 2019, Michael was appointed to the position of Clark County Commissioner by Governor Sisolak. He is tied as the 5th youngest to ever represent the position. Michael is a born and raised Las Vegan, graduating from Las Vegas Academy and UNLV thereafter. At a young age Michael found himself involved in leadership and political organizations, such as being a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity and serving on the staff of Dina Titus for 13 years. This 37-minute conversation covers Michael's backstory, an explanation as to what a Clark County Commissioner does, how the COVID pandemic has affected his campaign, and his thoughts on Governor Sisolak's Reopening strategy. Flow of the Show Jake's Introduction (0:00)Michael's first words (1:36)Who is Michael Naft? (3:09)What is a Clark County Commissioner? (7:50)How has the position of Clark County Commissioner been impacted by the COVID Pandemic? (13:51)On the Virtual Campaign Trail (18:05)Local Government & Politics (21:49)Reopening Las Vegas (30:25)2 Exit Questions & How to contact Michael Naft (35:25)|STREAMING ON ALL PLATFORMS|-Apple Podcasts-Spotify-Google Podcasts-Youtube -Overcast-Stitcher-Podchaser|CONNECT W/ JAKE GALLEN & THE GUEST LIST POD|@JakeGallen-Instagram-Twitter-Facebook-Linkedin@TheGuestListPod-Instagram-Twitter-Facebook

U.S. Rep. Dina Titus joins Rory and Steve to discuss the stimulus packages coming out of Congress, the digital campaign landscape and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Nevadans.

Engineering Influence sat down with Rep. Dina Titus (NV-1) at the Moving America Forward presidential candidate forum on infrastructure in Las Vegas.  We discussed the current infrastructure proposal in the House, prospects for congressional action on FAST Act reauthorization and what the candidates for the White House should say about infrastructure investment.Transcript:Host: Welcome to another edition of Engineering Influence, a podcast by the American Council of Engineering Companies coming to you from Las Vegas at the site of the first ever single issue, presidential candidate forum focused on infrastructure, which is a long time coming and we're joined with a number of the presidential candidates, vice president Biden, Senator, Klobuchar, Tom Steyer, and Pete Buttigieg. And I'm very, very pleased to be joined by Representative Dina Titus who represents Clark County in Congress. She is also a member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and a member of the Subcommittee on Aviation, which is an issue that already popped up with the PFC charge and vice president Biden saying that he would support that. That was welcome news and I want to welcome you first onto our program and to get your kind of thoughts on where things are right now, both on the Committee in Congress for infrastructure and what the outlook looks like.Rep. Titus: Well, thank you for having me. I'm very excited that this forum is right in the heart of my district and on the campus of UNLV where I taught for 35 years. I enjoy serving on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee because it's so important to Las Vegas. You know, we are growing constantly. We're building new stadiums, new convention centers, expanding roads. And so these are important issues on the Committee right now. Just recently, Chairman De Fazio has released a draft and that's what they're calling it. It's not legislation yet, but just to get the ball rolling on infrastructure. When the president first took office he was talking about infrastructure, he promised $3 trillion. It's gone nowhere. So now we need to really get down to the nuts and bolts of it. And of course, the big question is how do you pay?Host: Absolutely. That's the big question. And there's been talk all over the place. I mean, a lot of the States have - over 30 states - have taken it upon themselves to address their user fees. There's talk about VMT, there's talk about the bridge to that next funding scheme. What are your thoughts on that? The best way to address the actual revenue stream going into the highway trust fund?Rep. Titus: Well, you've got to raise the gas tax that hasn't been done since the early 1990s and then you have to trigger it to increases that go in effect automatically. The state of Nevada did that. You did that here in Clark County and it wasn't a political issue because people know we need infrastructure. So I think you look at that, but that's not enough with so many electric cars and also with cars that are getting better mileage, we've got to figure out a way that all users can contribute.Host: That's a really good point because something that a lot of people might think about is that when they see a Tesla on the road, they're not paying into the user fee. And it's an interesting thing. It's, it was brought up in the last Congress about how do you capture that? And I remember Chairman Shuster put out that draft proposal where it was talking about capturing some of those, you know, free riders on the system, I guess you could say on the Republican side. There's always been that feeling of saying, okay, well gas tax is a third rail. With so many states and Nevada included taking action on their own. Do you think there's any crack in that argument that saying that? No, it's actually not a political third rail. The movement to where we have to address those revenues?Rep. Titus: Well I think you do have to and that can be a combination of things. You know, it would be interesting if we had earmarks again because that might incentivize some of these Republicans to vote for a gas tax. So everybody likes to cut a ribbon and hand out a check. And if you make 'em make those where they're transparent and only go to public entities so the whole system can't be abused, that might be a way to move this ball forward.Host: And I know that that was brought up a little bit in conversation by the Chairman. And, and I don't think it was really part of that draft proposal specifically. Do you see that issue moving in the Democratic Caucus for bringing back those earmarks?Rep. Titus: Well, I know Steny Hoyer supports it. Our leader, not speaker, but leader, but he's not going to move it without it being bipartisan, but both sides have to agree to it so that the other side won't use it against people in vulnerable.Host: Well that's something that, that you know, as an association, ACEC is supportive of as well cause we think that's a good way of moving projects forward. And if you can do it in such a way where you actually have accountability...Rep. Titus: That's right and transparency.Host: Absolutely, but it's critically important that the money that, that Congress is constitutionally mandated to be you know appropriating it goes to the right places.Rep. Titus: And I'd much rather people here in Nevada be making decisions about what our needs are than some bureaucrat in Washington who's not knowing exactly how it works here.Host: Absolutely. from your position on the Aviation Subcommittee, PFCs were brought up at the forum already. Where do you see that going at the Committee level?Rep. Titus: Well, I know the Chairman supports it and so I suspect that it will be put forward. The airlines are against it, but certainly the airports are for it and and many of the members are, and you need that funding for you know, keeping airports up today, then expanded and being able to serve not just people but also commerce.Host: Absolutely. I guess from the forum perspective, we have a lot of presidential candidates here. What are you hoping to come out of this this event? It's first of its kind specifically focused on infrastructure. What are you hoping to come out of it?Rep. Titus: Well, this kind of setting is much better than a debate because you have a length of time with each candidate. You can get more in depth into the issues in a debate with a bunch of people on the stage it's just hit or miss. So I think there'll be some pretty serious discussion about infrastructure. Shouldn't be ideological, shouldn't be everybody needs bridges and roads. So I think this is a good way to approach the topic and get some commitment to move forward.Host: And I know that you're short on time, so I just wanted to kind of end it out by saying, if you have a message for the engineering community in Nevada and of course in Clark County anything that you want to say to them?Rep. Titus: Well, they are a vital part of certainly any kind of infrastructure, whether it's water pipes or highways or railroads, and talk about railroads. We want to speed train from here to Southern California. I learned early on, you don't just talk about shovel ready projects. You talk about pencil ready, and that's where the engineers come into play.Host: Well, thank you so much for joining us. I really appreciate it. Good luck today and of course, back in Congress and look forward to a very successful legislative session.Rep. Titus: Well, thank you. And stay in touch with me as this moves forward through the Committee. Host: Absolutely. Thank you.

Review-Journal politics reporter Rory Appleton sits down U.S. Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., to discuss Nevada's role in the 2020 presidential race, her support for Joe Biden, President Trump's State of the Union address and more.

What are some of the challenges and opportunities facing US Multi-State Operators in 2020?This week we're joined by Beth Stavola, an accomplished entrepreneur and senior executive within the Cannabis space. Beth is Chief Strategy Officer at iAnthus, a US MSO, and Co-founder of CBD For Life - a CBD based beauty and health brand.This week we explore how federal restrictions influence multi-state operators within the USA, alongside their influence on business expansion and operations.About BethBeth is a leading cannabis entrepreneur. She was formerly the Chief Operating Officer, President of US Operations, and Board Member of MPX Bioceutical Corporation, and now takes on the role of Chief Strategy Officer and Director for iAnthus.Beth is also the founder of the top CBD beauty and wellness brand, CBD For Life. CBD For Life provides customers with the benefits of cannabinoids while avoiding unwanted psychoactive effects. Previously, Beth worked on Wall Street with Jefferies and Company, rising to the position of Senior Vice President.She is actively involved in organizations that promote women in the cannabis industry and in 2014 was named as one of the leading medical cannabis entrepreneurs by Congresswoman Dina Titus, on the floor of the House of Representatives. In 2017 Cannabis Business Executive named Beth #3 on the “CBE 75 Most Important Women In Cannabis" list.Episode SummaryBeth spent the majority of her career on Wall Street, working in investment banking. Once Beth's family started growing, she quit working in New York City and started making her own personal investments, one of which was into a medical cannabis business in Arizona.A few years later, she found herself opening a dispensary in Douglas, Arizona - the town famous for El Chapo's tunnel. Over the next few years, Beth expanded her business (MPX Bioceutical Corporation) into Nevada, Maryland and Massachusetts. Her business now operates in 11 states.In 2015, Beth launched CBD For Life, a wellness and self care brand rooted in the cannabis industry. CBD For Life's CBD is grown from hemp grown in Colorado at a farm using organic and sustainable farming practices.Beth's company iAnthus was the first multi-state operator in the US to go public and raise money in Canada.iAnthus'operations encompass the full spectrum of cannabis enterprises, from cultivation to processing to retailing. One of iAnthus' goals for 2020 is to expand brands nationally across the USA, at the moment it is hard for brands to expand due to federal laws permitting criminalising the transportation and sale of marijuana across state lines. Hemp and CBD products are excluded from these laws.CBD For Life currently sells in 50 states and are currently working on expanding into other markets including Europe.Beth is an advocate for the anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial benefits of CBD beauty products. Studies show that the amount of cannabis use by females and men is equal, whereas a majority of products within the cannabis industry are geared towards men.Beth initially found the transition into cannabis difficult - coming from a Catholic family. Nowadays her family are on board and are celebrating her successes. ResourcesJoin Beth on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethstavola/CBD For Life Website: https://cbdforlife.us/iAnthus Website: https://www.ianthus.com/

U.S. Congresswoman Dina Titus discusses the passing of the SAFE Banking Act -- the first standalone cannabis bill to pass in the House while also being bipartisan. Titus believes that the topic of banking will appeal to Senate Republicans much better than issues of civil liberties or criminal justice would. Titus discusses some difficulties that initially came with pushing the SAFE Banking Act forward: "some people in the industry didn't want us to pass this because they said it might keep us from passing the big bill. Others of us said, 'No, we've got to have a win. We've got to get this. Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.'" From here, Titus believes that we can move on to other types of cannabis legislation, such as taxing cannabis for grant programs, getting the VA to allow for medical cannabis prescriptions, and sponsoring more scientific research. Titus also discusses the benefits of a regulated market, the opioid crisis, and more.

Paki and Chris invite Johanna "King" Perez into The Circle. King is the found and will be hosting the 2nd Annual Vegas Urban Pride in the entertainment capital of the world Las Vegas, Nevada. During the official Pride Weekend, October 18 - 20, 2019. Vibe with people coming from all of over the country for the Vegas Urban Pride which was recognized in the first year of production by the City of Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman, Congresswoman Dina Titus and US Senator Catherine Cortez-Masto as the "First Urban, Diverse and Heterosexual Las Vegas Pride Block Party of its kind." The 2nd Annual Vegas Urban Pride will offer a unique experience catered to the Urban Market with all urban entertainment. Adding an upbeat sophistication in a lively atmosphere, all in the heart of the City of Las Vegas. Be a part of history as they continue to push the bar to curate a spectacular event, with showcasing the hottest artists and unique entertainers for our annually themed events spicing up the party, all in one weekend dedicated towards a LGBTQ friendly atmosphere!

Congresswoman Dina Titus returns with updates about the effects of the blue wave in congress and the resulting green wave in cannabis. Now, the issue is keeping up with and properly managing bills to try to iron out differences between the house and senate as well as federal and state law. Getting Republicans on board is an important step, meaning the cannabis argument needs to span a wide spectrum. Thus, the issues of money, business, criminal justice, states rights, infrastructure, veterans, and taxes are all getting their time in the limelight.

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Editor Jon Ralston and reporter Riley Snyder chat with Democratic Rep. Dina Titus about her regrets on not running for the U.S. Senate, more women claiming to have been harassed by fellow Democratic Rep. Ruben Kihuen, who she will support if Dems take over the House, who she might support in 2020 (hint, ABT) and … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 68: Dina talks DC, Ruben and 2020" The post IndyMatters Episode 68: Dina talks DC, Ruben and 2020 appeared first on The Nevada Independent.

Editor Jon Ralston and reporter Riley Snyder chat with Democratic Rep. Dina Titus about her regrets on not running for the U.S. Senate, more women claiming to have been harassed by fellow Democratic Rep. Ruben Kihuen, who she will support if Dems take over the House, who she might support in 2020 (hint, ABT) and … Continue reading "IndyMatters Episode 68: Dina talks DC, Ruben and 2020"

Special Guest Dina Titus

Today on NCIA Cannabis Industry Voice we are joined by Dr. Bao Le, Co-Founder & CEO, Victoria Posh, the Creative Director of Apop Media and Scott Rutledge, the managing partner of Parallax Strategies.Victoria Posh is the Creative Director of Apop Media. APOP Media is the largest in-store cannabis lifestyle network and digital menu platform based in LA and has quickly evolved into the market’s leading advertising and educational service. We learn from Victoria about how they are able to customize video content to various platforms including their own proprietary digital video platforms. APOP Media is the largest in-store cannabis lifestyle network and digital menu platform based in LA and has quickly evolved into the market’s leading advertising and educational service. Strategically placed in dispensaries, waiting rooms, doctor’s offices and at live events across California, APOP Media is in over 250 locations and reaches over 2 Million consumers each month. APOP creates a professional retail environment that educates and helps customers purchase the right product for them At Point Of Purchase.Scott is the managing partner of Parallax Strategies and serves as a senior vice president with Argentum Partners in Nevada. He has fifteen years of experience in political advocacy, campaign finance and management, and government affairs. He began his political advocacy career in Texas, before working on his first medical marijuana campaign in Vermont in 2003. He moved to Las Vegas in 2004 to begin work on federal, state and local campaigns. He has been involved in dozens of successful electoral, issue advocacy and legislative campaigns throughout his career. In 2014 Scot ran Congresswoman Dina Titus’ re-election campaign. They were the first member of Congress from Nevada to engage with the cannabis industry across the West, touring facilities and promoting the industry via social media and earned media. In 2015, Scot joined the campaign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol in Nevada and developed a finance strategy that would eventually raise over $3MIL from the industry. He was promoted to campaign manager and lead the team to a resounding 9-point victory. Since the election he has been involved in the legislative, local, and regulatory implementation of Nevada’s new adult-use marijuana law.Dr. Bao Le, Co-Founder & CEO. Bao is a seasoned executive and dedicated entrepreneur with a twenty-year history of consistently creating successful startups. His business acumen and accomplishments demonstrate superior skills for identifying and developing untapped market niches in numerous, diverse industries. Bao’s passion for starting BAS Research is a personal endeavor. After learning that his youngest son is autistic, Bao committed his life to finding safe and holistic alternative treatment for his son and others like him. He learned about CBD’s effectiveness on autistic symptoms and other medical conditions and made it his crusade to improve the industry. BAS Research is his vision and his personal mission is to refine and improve the processes of which cannabis-related products are derived and to change the narrative of the industry to remove the public stigma of cannabis. Bao received his doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic."

Today on NCIA Cannabis Industry Voice we are joined by Dr. Bao Le, Co-Founder & CEO, Victoria Posh, the Creative Director of Apop Media and Scott Rutledge, the managing partner of Parallax Strategies.Victoria Posh is the Creative Director of Apop Media. APOP Media is the largest in-store cannabis lifestyle network and digital menu platform based in LA and has quickly evolved into the market’s leading advertising and educational service. We learn from Victoria about how they are able to customize video content to various platforms including their own proprietary digital video platforms. APOP Media is the largest in-store cannabis lifestyle network and digital menu platform based in LA and has quickly evolved into the market’s leading advertising and educational service. Strategically placed in dispensaries, waiting rooms, doctor’s offices and at live events across California, APOP Media is in over 250 locations and reaches over 2 Million consumers each month. APOP creates a professional retail environment that educates and helps customers purchase the right product for them At Point Of Purchase.Scott is the managing partner of Parallax Strategies and serves as a senior vice president with Argentum Partners in Nevada. He has fifteen years of experience in political advocacy, campaign finance and management, and government affairs. He began his political advocacy career in Texas, before working on his first medical marijuana campaign in Vermont in 2003. He moved to Las Vegas in 2004 to begin work on federal, state and local campaigns. He has been involved in dozens of successful electoral, issue advocacy and legislative campaigns throughout his career. In 2014 Scot ran Congresswoman Dina Titus’ re-election campaign. They were the first member of Congress from Nevada to engage with the cannabis industry across the West, touring facilities and promoting the industry via social media and earned media. In 2015, Scot joined the campaign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol in Nevada and developed a finance strategy that would eventually raise over $3MIL from the industry. He was promoted to campaign manager and lead the team to a resounding 9-point victory. Since the election he has been involved in the legislative, local, and regulatory implementation of Nevada’s new adult-use marijuana law.Dr. Bao Le, Co-Founder & CEO. Bao is a seasoned executive and dedicated entrepreneur with a twenty-year history of consistently creating successful startups. His business acumen and accomplishments demonstrate superior skills for identifying and developing untapped market niches in numerous, diverse industries. Bao’s passion for starting BAS Research is a personal endeavor. After learning that his youngest son is autistic, Bao committed his life to finding safe and holistic alternative treatment for his son and others like him. He learned about CBD’s effectiveness on autistic symptoms and other medical conditions and made it his crusade to improve the industry. BAS Research is his vision and his personal mission is to refine and improve the processes of which cannabis-related products are derived and to change the narrative of the industry to remove the public stigma of cannabis. Bao received his doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic."

Cannabis Caucus member US Congresswoman Dina Titus joins us and gives us her thoughts on cannabis in Nevada which has already generated $30M for the state. She also shares what's happening with cannabis within the walls of congress specifically in committee, "when you go to the Rule's Committee, that's where you offer these amendments, and they just didn't even hear it or didn't even add it." That surprises Representative Titus based on how many issues cross through cannabis, "you talk about taxes, talk about banking, VA use, persecution, Native Americans..." And back home in Nevada, she notes, "if you have a crazy idea in the morning, by afternoon you'll have a lot of people go along with you. So we need to be sure those privacy rights stay in place."

VLM interviews Reuben D'Silva, candidate for US Congress District 1. Reuben's campaign refuses to accept funds from special interest groups and corporate donors unlike his adversary Dina Titus. We discuss his time serving in Iraq as well as what distinguishes him from other politicians. #congress #vegas #politics #news

Episode 91, Holy Crap! The rumors are not true, Danger D is not dead. We give you some reasons for why we arent that much different than tweakers. Where do we start? The big games big halftime show. Vin turns in his mancard, 30 seconds later Deric turns in his mancard. Review of the new Tonight Show. The different late show hosts, whos good whos not? How the show (and Vinny) almost died. Reflecting on the shows beginnings. Were back to the studio where it all began. Whos the better Manning? Deric has become a Las Vegas Wranglers fan. Reasons why the hockey team is the best one to follow. Deric has got the inside info on the new Wranglers Stadium. The latest shooting by law enforcement, oh boy! Crap cops have to deal with on a daily basis. Yes, they have it worse than you. Congratulations to Sheriff Douglas Gillespie for Sheriff of the year. Dont you dare use a recent event to gain political traction you piece of crap Dina Titus! Puppy boutique incident. The craziest mother youd ever want to meet. Ill buy every risqu shirt up in the piece! Give us a review/subscribe on iTunes. Become a registered fan on cyberears.com. Visit www.strangevegaspodcast.com for all the ways to contact us.

Krystyna Stave, Associate Professor, School of Environmental and Public Affairs, UNLV, and Scot Rutledge, Executive Director, Nevada Conservation League.

Christopher Hudgins, Professor of English and Dean, College of Liberal Arts, UNLV, and Gina Polovina, Vice President of Governmental Affairs, Boyd Gaming.

Joanne Goodwin, Associate Professor of History and Executive Director, Women's Research Institute, UNLV, and Kathleen England, England Law Office and Former President, Nevada Bar Association.

Elizabeth White Nelson, Associate Professor of History, UNLV, and Mary-Ann Tirone Smith, author and 2010-11 Bennett Fellow, Black Mountain Institute.

Robert Boehm, Distinguished Professor of Engineering, UNLV, and Donald Reid, Senior Project Development Advisor, Solar Millennium.

Tom Loveless, Senior Fellow, Governance Studies, Brookings Institution, Sonya Horsford, Senior Resident Scholar of Education, Lincy Institute, and Gene Hall, Professor of Educational Leadership, UNLV.

Daniel Brook, 2010-11 Bennett Fellow and author, _The Trap: Selling Out to Say Afloat in Winner Take All America_, and Bradley Schulz, Vice President, Bergman, Walls, and Associates.

David Tanenhaus, Professor, UNLV History Department, and James E. Rogers Professor of Law, William S. Boyd School of Law, UNLV, and Barbara Buckley, Executive Director, Clark County Legal Services, and former Assemblywoman and Speaker, Nevada Assembly.

Blanche Wiesen Cook, Distinguished Professor of History and Women's Studies, John Jay College, and author _Eleanor Roosevelt_ (2 vols.), and Marcia Gallo, Professor of History, UNLV, and author, _Different Daughters_.

Terry Care, former Nevada State Senator, and Andy Fry, Distinguished Professor of History, UNLV.

Adele Morris, fellow and policy director for climate and energy economics, Brookings Institution, and Helen Neill, Associate Professor, School of Environmental and Public Affairs, UNLV.

Carol Harter, Executive Director, Black Mountain Institute, and C.D. Wright, poet.

Riffat Masood, Consul General, Consulate General of Pakistan, Los Angeles, and Hanadi Nadeem, Treasurer, APPNA Alliance.

Uwem Akpan, Jesuit priest and author, _Say You're One of Them_, and Alexis Kennedy, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, UNLV.

In this episode, Farai Chideya, Susan Faludi, Katha Pollitt, and Dina Titus discuss 'Race, Gender, and the Transformation of American Politics.' Chideya is a multimedia journalist who has worked in print, television, and online. Her latest book is _Trust: Reaching the 100 Million Missing Voters_. She currently hosts NPR's 'News and Notes.' Faludi is the author of _Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man_ and _Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women_, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction. Her most recent book, _The Terror Dream: Fear and Fantasy in Post-9/11 America_, examines the post-9/11 outpouring in the media, popular culture, and political life. A regular columnist for _The Nation_, Pollitt's writing has also appeared in _The New Yorker_, _Harper's_, _Ms._, and _The New York Times_, among other venues. Her volume of personal essays, _Learning to Drive and Other Life Stories_, just appeared in paperback. Titus, the event moderator, has taught American and Nevada government in the Department of Political Science at UNLV for 30 years. She was recently elected to the U.S. Congress as the representative for Nevada's third congressional district. This event took place on December 3, 2008 in the Beam Music Center's Recital Hall at UNLV in Las Vegas, NV. Video from the event can be found in the BMI multimedia archive. See http://blackmountaininstitute.org/ for more information.

Farai Chideya, NPR Commentator and author of the book _The Color of our Future: Race in the 21st century_, and Katha Pollitt, columnist for _The Nation_ and author of the book _Learning to Drive and Other Life Stories_, discuss the impact of race and gender on the 2008 election on the December 3, 2008 edition of KNPR's 'State of Nevada.' Chideya and Pollitt appeared with Susan Faludi and Congresswoman Dina Titus later that day in a BMI forum held at UNLV entitled 'Race, Gender, and the Transformation of American Politics.' This audio segment is used with the gracious permission of KNPR's 'State of Nevada' which podcasts many segments of its programs. See knpr.org/son/feeds for more information.

Today on Grassroots Marketing we are joined by Scott Rutledge. Scot is the managing partner of Parallax Strategies and serves as a senior vice president with Argentum Partners in Nevada. He has fifteen years of experience in political advocacy, campaign finance and management, and government affairs. He began his political advocacy career in Texas, before working on his first medical marijuana campaign in Vermont in 2003. He moved to Las Vegas in 2004 to begin work on federal, state and local campaigns. He has been involved in dozens of successful electoral, issue advocacy and legislative campaigns throughout his career. In 2014 Scot ran Congresswoman Dina Titus' re-election campaign. They were the first member of Congress from Nevada to engage with the cannabis industry across the West, touring facilities and promoting the industry via social media and earned media. In 2015, Scot joined the campaign to Regulate Marijuana like Alcohol in Nevada and developed a finance strategy that would eventually raise over $3MIL from the industry. He was promoted to campaign manager and lead the team to a resounding 9-point victory. Since the election he has been involved in the legislative, local, and regulatory implementation of Nevada's new adult-use marijuana law.

Alan Mallach, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute Metropolitan Planning Program, and Mark Stark, President, Prudential Americana Group.

Richard Dutton, English Department Chair and Humanities Distinguished Professor of English, Ohio State University, and Richard Harp, English Department Chair, UNLV.

Thomas Wright, UNLV Distinguished Professor of History, and Douglas Unger, UNLV Professor of Creative Writing.

Geoff Schumacher, author and publisher, Ames Tribune, and Michael Green, professor of history, CSN.

John Tuman, director of UNLV’s Institute for Latin American Studies, and Mauricio Cardenas, director of the Latin America Initiative for the Brookings Institution.

Troy Wade, former Assistant Secretary of Energy for Defense Programs and Chairman of the Nevada Test Site Historical Foundation, and Stephen Younger, president of National Security Technologies LLC.

Michael Saltman, president of the Vista Group and co-founder of the Saltman Center for Conflict Resolution at the William S. Boyd School of Law, and Greg Brown, UNLV Professor of History.

BMI Board Chairman Tom Gallagher and author and BMI associate director Richard Wiley.