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Tonight, on NJ Spotlight News …CALLS FOR ‘UNITY' … to lower the temperature of our over-charged political climate after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump; Plus - A MID-SUMMER ELECTION - Voters in District 10 head to the polls to replace the late Congressman Donald Payne, Junior in a crowded primary field; Also, soaring temperatures this week as a heat wave grips the Garden State; And, Republicans call for accountability after all of NJ Transit's severe travel issues this summer.   

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News: The defense rests in the trial of U.S. Senator Bob Menendez; Candidates to replace the late Congressman Donald Payne, Jr. take part in a forum ahead of the special primary to replace him; Port Authority leaders expect record holiday travel with 5.5 million people expected to use PANYNJ's roads, bridges and airports; In part two of her report on addiction and pregnancy, Joanna Gagis looks at the local addiction recovery specialists who are making a difference for the vulnerable population; NJ Advance Media sports columnist Steve Politi talks to Joanna Gagis about the plethora of New Jersey athletes expected to make an impact at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Tonight, on NJ Spotlight News…The second week of the Menendez federal corruption trial is underway….prosecutors and the defense questioning the alleged “whistleblower” in the case, diving deeper into the Senior Senator's role in a lucrative Halal beef monopoly; Plus, NJ DECIDES 2024…a dozen candidates officially throw their hat into the ring to succeed the late Congressman Donald Payne, Jr; Also, State legislators move forward with a series of bills to stop “deepfakes,” looking for ways to keep your image or voice from being manipulated or altered; And, nearly a thousand middle school students head to beach for some HANDS-ON LEARNING.

Tonight on NJ Spotlight News: Protestors at Rutgers reach a deal with the administration to end their encampment as protesters at Princeton launch a hunger strike to force a conversation with school leaders; NJ Spotlight News budget and finance writer John Reitmeyer explains how a Christie-era law triggered a divestment debate for the Murphy administration; Law enforcement along Route 1 in Central Jersey team up to launch a traffic safety initiative as fatal crashes rise in the Garden State; David Cruz sits down with Republican US Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw after his team releases its first TV ad of his campaign; A New Jersey teen connects with a Ukrainian refugee to create a children's book about the search for her cat after Russia invaded her country; Governor Murphy sets a special primary and special general election to fill the seat of the late Congressman Donald Payne, Jr.

On the April 27 edition of the WBGO Journal, we pay tribute to the work of New Jersey Congressman Donald Payne Jr. and poet Jerome Rothenberg

4.24.2024 #RolandMartinUnfiltered: N.J. Rep. Donald Payne, Jr. Dies, Tenn. Voting Rights, Christian Nationalism & Trump's Bible #BlackStarNetwork partners:Fanbase

New Jersey Congressman Donald Payne Jr., known for his charm, effectiveness, and unwavering leap towards sociopolitical equilibrium, passed away at the age of 65. While often reserved in demeanor, Payne Jr. held progressive beliefs and was dedicated to the benefit of his constituents. He faced a litany of health complications in recent years, from diabetes to renal concerns that required frequent dialysis. Today's announcement from his office indicated that an unfortunate physical accident at his residence eventually led to his hospitalization. His office clarified that the accident was not the predominant cause of his demise, but rather the climax of his long-running health battle. A combination of diabetes and hypertension created a host of medical complications during his treatment, resulting in a sudden cardiorespiratory arrest. While the medical staff tirelessly worked to treat Payne Jr. and restore his health, their efforts could not prevent his unfortunate demise. The late congressman was expected to run for his party's primary unchallenged. Payne Jr.'s lineage traces back to political stalwarts – his father, Congressman Donald Payne Sr., was a pioneering figure in New Jersey's political landscape. Upon his election in 1988, Payne Sr. etched his name in the annals as the first-ever African American to represent New Jersey in Congress. After the passing of the senior Payne, the son stepped up to continue the political legacy left behind by his father. When his father succumbed to colon cancer in March 2012, Payne Jr. sought and won the congressional nomination in the highly competitive 10th district of New Jersey. He was a favored figure among liberal voters, given his thorough endorsement of popular but ambitious progressive propositions such as universal health care, environmental preservation, equal rights, reproductive independence, and education reform. At the national level, Payne Jr. emerged as a leader driving the charge for the allocation of funds towards the provision of clean drinking water across the United States. Thanks to his efforts, close to $200 million were funneled towards renovating the water supply infrastructure in Newark. This huge sum was dedicated to replacing over 24,000 lead pipes, therefore ensuring safer water for his constituents. His contributions expanded beyond environmental matters to matters of public safety as well. He authored the Safer Neighborhoods Gun Buyback Act in 2019, with the hope of lessening gun-related incidents in local communities. He was also an ardent supporter of enhancing accessibility to affordable child care, housing, and vital medicines, and was known for his fight against climate change. Donald Payne Jr. cast his vote in favor of the Build Back Better Act, which aimed to make childcare, housing, prescription drugs more affordable, and to stand against climate change. In addition, Payne endorsed several key pieces of legislation throughout his tenure which aimed to widen the scope of the Voting Rights Act, provide a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and enact the justice reform embodied by the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act. While under democratic leadership, Payne Jr. held the position of chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials. This crucial position allowed him to enact further change in areas of infrastructure that directly impact the daily lives of American citizens. Donald Payne Jr.'s political journey began in his birth city of Newark on December 17, 1958. Before delving into politics, he led the South Ward Young Democrats, a political organization based in his hometown. His first foray into elected office mirrored his father's initial steps by running for the position of Essex County Freeholder in a wide-ranging election. His more prominent political journey began in 2012 when he entered and won both the Democratic primary and the subsequent general congressional election. He was highly regarded in progressive circles, as evidenced by his 97% voting alignment with Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, a celebrated figure of the national progressive movement, during the 117th Congress. His political career received the backing of several notable groups and personalities, including labor unions, women's health organization Planned Parenthood, municipal leaders such as Baraka and Fulop, among others. From the onset of his father's passing, Payne Jr. made it a personal mission to increase consciousness about colon cancer and the preventative measures possible, particularly among the financially disadvantaged residents of his district. Payne Jr.'s passing leaves behind his beloved wife, Beatrice, their triplets Donald III, Jack, and Yvonne, as well as his close relatives, his uncle, William Payne, and cousin, Craig Stanley — both former assemblymen representing Essex County. Payne Jr.'s life was one of service, leadership, and strong progressive perspectives that pushed towards making society better for all its constituents. His approachable demeanor and dedication to service underscored a tenacious drive to create lasting positive changes. From championing justice reform to environmental protection, Payne Jr.'s extensive effect on political and socioeconomic landscapes won't be soon forgotten. As the country commemorates the demise of this stalwart, the incisive impact of Payne Jr.'s life and career continues to reverberate. His sphere of influence, which spanned from Newark to Washington, DC, solidified his place among the nation's leading liberal thinkers and policy influencers. His legacy stands to inspire future generations to drive change and seek equitable progress in their communities. This great leader's passion for service, advocacy for social justice, and unwavering devotion to his constituents won't be easily replaced, and his contributions to American society will be remembered for generations to come. In the aftermath of this great loss, all eyes now turn towards the future of his beloved 10th district. The legacy he leaves behind will undoubtedly shape its politics for years to come. As his community and country mourn his demise, they also honor the significant contributions he made throughout his enduring career. 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Is XFL 3.0 a FLIP or a FLOP? What defines “success” for XFL 2023 leadership? We asking these questions and more this week on a VERY long (but hopefully entertaining) episode! Matt Barrie from ESPN stops by to share his thoughts on XFL 2023 thus far, whether or not he views the league as a success, and if he sees a path for XFL 3.0 to gain ground moving forward. Then, XFL “Insider” Mike Mitchell joins the program to share his extended thoughts on XFL attendance, marketing, ratings, and more, you don't want to miss this! Zach Gartin of Neptune Scouting does a full analysis of all 8 XFL 2023 teams' offensive and defensive schemes plus we preview XFL 2023 week 5. Donald Payne of form the XFL Arlington Renegades makes an appearance and Moe Khan stops by to discuss the recent sale of the Montreal Alouettes, what next steps the franchise needs to work on moving forward, and what promise there is for a new CFL 10th franchise following Pierre Karl Péladeau's purchase of the Alouettes and the “new energy” that has been brought into the CFL.0:00 The Markcast Episode Promo2:50 Show Intro 5:13 ESPN and XFL 2023 Broadcaster Matt Barrie Interview29:21 XFL “Insider” Mike Mitchell on XFL 2023 Attendance, Marketing, Ratings, and More!1:55:38 Zach Gartin, Full XFL 2023 Team Scheme Breakdowns, XFL Week 5 Preview2:57:28 XFL Arlington Renegades LB Donald Payne Interview3:14:09 Montreal Alliance PxP Announcer Moe Khan on Montreal Alouettes Sale, CFL Expansion3:30:59 Show Outro We have been nominated for “Best Sports Business Podcast” by the Sports Podcast Group! If you want to vote for us, please do so at the link below. Voting closes on April 6!https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/sports_category/best-sports-business-podcast/

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 280 (Part 2 of 2): Funk bassist Donald Payne, a.k.a. Thump Daddy. As a member of the Crowd Pleasers, he appeared on that group's lone, self-titled 1979 album. He also played with funk legend and Westbound Records labelmate Junie Morrison on records such as Suzie Super Groupie, and the recently unearthed and revelatory Live at Dooley's 1975.  His other credits include P-Funk offshoot and Glenn Goins protege band Quazar's sensational self-titled studio LP. Lately, he has been working again with former Quazar member Darryl Dixon and the Chop Horns, as well as Lakeside's Steven Shockley and Faze-O's Keith Harrison on new music planned to be released soon. RECORDED DECEMBER 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

** PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ** Brought to you by FUNKNSTUFF.NET and hosted by Scott "DR GX" Goldfine — musicologist and author of “Everything Is on THE ONE: The First Guide of Funk” ― “TRUTH IN RHYTHM” is the interview show that gets DEEP into the pocket with contemporary music's foremost masters of the groove. Become a TRUTH IN RHYTHM Member through YouTube or at https://www.patreon.com/truthinrhythm. Featured in TIR Episode 280 (Part 1 of 2): Funk bassist Donald Payne, a.k.a. Thump Daddy. As a member of the Crowd Pleasers, he appeared on that group's lone, self-titled 1979 album. He also played with funk legend and Westbound Records labelmate Junie Morrison on records such as Suzie Super Groupie, and the recently unearthed and revelatory Live at Dooley's 1975.  His other credits include P-Funk offshoot and Glenn Goins protege band Quazar's sensational self-titled studio LP. Lately, he has been working again with former Quazar member Darryl Dixon and the Chop Horns, as well as Lakeside's Steven Shockley and Faze-O's Keith Harrison on new music planned to be released soon. RECORDED DECEMBER 2022 LEGAL NOTICE: All video and audio content protected by copyright. Any use of this material is strictly prohibited without expressed consent from original content producer and owner Scott Goldfine, dba FUNKNSTUFF. For inquiries, email info@funknstuff.net. TRUTH IN RHYTHM is a registered U.S. Trademark (Serial #88540281). Get your copy of "Everything Is on the One: The First Guide of Funk" today! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1541256603/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1541256603&linkCode=as2&tag=funknstuff-20&linkId=b6c7558ddc7f8fc9fe440c5d9f3c400

Listen in tonight as we chat with former NFL player, Stetson Football player, and USFL defensive playmaker Donald Payne Jr. He bring sa bunch of insight to the NFL world as well as USFL. Make sure to tune in. We also cover the Suns matching Ayton's offer. Does this help them win a championship next year? The Jazz are making Donovan Mitchell "available" When and where will he get moved to? And you know we have our weird law and a Makes Sense If You Don't Think About It, tune in for all these stories and more in tonight's episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/3gigsports/support

RJ Young is joined by Houston Gamblers LB Donald Payne following the Gamblers' big upset over the Birmingham Stallions. Payne discusses his journey from Stetson University to the NFL and details why he is such an effective tackler. Then, RJ breaks down his USFL Power Rankings heading into Week 10. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this edition of Commuter Rail Conversations, Kevin Corbett and  Mike Noland join us for a wide ranging conversation with House Railroads Subcommittee Chairman Donald Payne, Jr. Listen in as we discuss everything from climate change, to excess liability; from commuter rail's recovery from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, to the STB's authorities.

John Tarleton interviews Imani Oakley, who just announced she is running for Congress in New Jersey's 10th congressional district which encompasses Newark (primary held next June). Oakley, a socialist running on the Democrat ticket, is taking on one of the machine's dynastic heirs, Donald Payne, Jr. who inherited the seat from his father in 2012.

Editor-in-Chief of The Indypendent newspaper John Tarleton interviews: — Todd Fine, a lower Manhattan preservationist and activist, talks about Governor Cuomo's recently halted plan to build a memorial to essential workers at Battery Park City. Angered that the the construction of the memorial, an eternal flame, would result in bulldozing part of Battery Park, neighborhood locals protested enough to stop the plan for now. Meanwhile, Mayor de Blasio remembers the covid-19 pandemic by hosting a ticker tape parade for essential workers. —Kristin Richardson Jordan, who has pulled into a narrow lead for the NYC city council District 9 seat that covers Central and East Harlem currently held by incumbent Bill Perkins. Richardson talks about running her grassroots campaign centered around the theme of “radical love" as an LGBTQ+ Black woman and democratic socialist. —Imani Oakley, who just announced she is running for Congress in New Jersey's 10th congressional district which encompasses Newark (primary held next June). Oakley, a socialist running on the Democrat ticket, is taking on one of the machine's dynastic heirs, Donald Payne, Jr. who inherited the seat from his father in 2012.

Shigg, Missy and TJ wish everyone a very Happy Juneteenth! We have fun with Will Smith's new workout video; Tupac turns 50; Nick Cannon; BET's movie trailer for "Karen"; John Legend to produce Bernie Mac biopic; Congressman Donald Payne, Jr forgets he's on Zoom Meeting; and more!  We hope you enjoy listening to the conversation.  You rock with us, we'll rock with you. Until next time. Peace.

Steve Adubato is joined by Nicole Swenarton, Executive Producer, Think Tank with Steve Adubato, to discuss this episode of Think Tank. With the onset of COVID-19, there were numerous challenges facing a variety of communities. One particular community that was impacted was those living with autism and their family members. Steve Adubato is joined by […]

Steve Adubato is joined by Rep. Donald M. Payne Jr. (D) - NJ, 10th Congressional District, to discuss the life and legacy of the late Congressman Donald Payne, Sr. and his impact on New Jersey and the nation. Recorded 4/6/21

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Donald Payne, aka "Whisky Watches", is a Father, an author, a producer, an engineer, and a die hard whisky and watches enthusiast! This episode includes Donald's stories about being a Black man working with a former member of the KKK, sizing people up (including his views on me), my concerns about drinking too much while in isolation, luxury watches, and Donald's experiences shopping for high end items as a Black man. You can learn more about Donald at https://www.instagram.com/whiskywatches/. Our whiskey word of the day is “dram” – a pour of whisk(e)y or any other spirit. Cheers and Happy Father's Day! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whiskey-with-jackie-james/message

NFL Linebacker Donald Payne joins the show to talk with hosts Josh Miller and Andrew Rogalski about his football career and story. Donald talks about getting recruited to college, preparing for the NFL draft and what playing in the league is really like. Let us know any feed back you have on the show or future interviews by leaving a review or email us at joshssportscorner@gmail.com . Enjoy the show! Josh Miller @jmillz363 Andrew Rogalski @swagtotheski --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshsc/support

Today, Chase hosts a good friend from college, Donald Payne (@dpaynejr) #52 from the Jacksonville Jaguars! Tune in to hear Donald's journey and how he battled adversity to get to the NFL. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Facebook! Instagram: @_millennialway Facebook.com/itsmillennialtalk itsmillennialtalk.com

Brian McLaughlin catches up with Donald Payne, formerly of the Stetson Hatters, now in the preseason of his second year in the NFL with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Brian McLaughlin catches up with Donald Payne, formerly of the Stetson Hatters, now in the preseason of his second year in the NFL with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

La versione tedesca di Huddle e quella italiana uniscono le forze e negli spogliatoi intervistano Donald Payne, rookie linebacker dei Jaguars.

La versione tedesca di Huddle e quella italiana uniscono le forze e negli spogliatoi intervistano Donald Payne, rookie linebacker dei Jaguars.

A Baptist Men's Day sermon by Donald Payne, school administrator of Lee Christian School entitled “Abiding in God's Word.”

Congressman Donald Payne discusses the CBC Tech 2020, diversity in the Tech industry, and long term education/training for African Americans on #TheHBCUNationRadioShow.

A summary of all the bills that passed at least one branch of Congress in February, including six bills destined for a veto and one new law. Please support Congressional Dish: Click here to contribute with PayPal or Bitcoin; click the PayPal "Make it Monthly" checkbox to create a monthly subscription Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon Mail Contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North #4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Information Discussed in this Episode Read Jennifer Briney's Reddit Ask Me Anything from March 23, 2015. Check out The Marketers Guide to Reddit AMAs, written by Paul and David DiGiovanni. [caption id="attachment_1731" align="aligncenter" width="266"] This is the tool I used to help my AMA raise to #1 on Reddit's front page[/caption] Follow Paul DiGiovanni and David DiGiovanni, the Reddit Marketers on Twitter Listen to the details of Jen's front-page of Reddit experience on Episode 145 of The Pursuit Podcast [caption id="attachment_1732" align="aligncenter" width="549"] Listen to this episode to find out what it's like to have your first reddit AMA end up at #1 on the front page[/caption] Rep. Alan Nunnelee of Mississippi died of brain cancer at age 56 February Laws H.R. 203: Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act Requires annual independent evaluations of Veteran's Administration mental health programs Requires the Veteran's Administration to create a website for information about their mental health services that needs to be updated at least every 90 days. Creates a three year pilot program to repay psychiatrists' loans ($30,000 a year) if they work for at least two years at the Veteran's Health Administration. Prohibits any additional money to get this done. Written by Democrat Rep. Timothy Walz of Minnesota February Bills S.1: Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act Authorizes TransCanada to construct, operate, and maintain the KeystoneXL pipeline. Deems the environmental impact analysis complete Forces all challenges in court to be heard in Washington D.C. or in the Supreme Court. Orders the Department of Energy to create a website to coordinate Federal assistance for making schools energy efficient Expresses a "sense of the Senate" that Congress should tax bitumen as oil for the Oil Spill Liability Trust Fund Requires the General Services Administration to develop commercial leasing provisions that encourage tenants to invest in energy and water efficiency Requires the EPA to develop a voluntary "Tenant Star" program to recognize commercial tenants who achieve high standards of energy efficiency. Makes it illegal for people to tamper with grid-enabled water heaters Passed 62-36 in the Senate, with nine Democrats joining all Republicans. It passed 270-152 in the House, with all but Justin Amash of Michigan voting yes on the Republican side and with 29 Democratic yes votes. Sponsored by Senator John Hoeven of North Dakota, whose top contributing industry is Oil and Gas, which has given him over $330,000 President Obama vetoed the bill and the Senate failed to over-ride that veto by the two-thirds majority they would need to do so. H.R. 596: To repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Repeals the Affordable Care Act, effective 6 months after it would become law. The effects this would have on the budget would not be counted. Would require three House Committees to write replacement bills. There is no deadline. Would be vetoed by the President Written by new Rep. Bradley Byrne of Alabama, whose #1 contributor) in his first election was Blue Cross/Blue Shield, who gave him over $30,000 that we know of. In total, he took over $180,000 from the Insurance and Health industries. H.R. 50 and S. 189: Unfunded Mandates Information and Transparency Act of 2015 Forces the government to consult with the private sector when creating regulations. Would be vetoed by the President Sponsored by Rep. Virginia Foxx of North Carolina in the House and Senator Deb Fischer of Nebraska. H.R. 527: Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act of 2015 Would make creating regulations harder and make the government analyze a regulations effect on businesses finances. Blog: Deregulating big business in the name of small business by Amit Narang. The Hill. February 2015. Passed 260-163 in the House. Would be vetoed by the President Written by Rep. Steve Chabot of Ohio H.R. 644: Fighting Hunger Incentive Act of 2015 Makes permanent a tax deduction for businesses that donated food inventory to charity Increases the amount corporations can deduct for food inventory they donate to charity Passed 279-137, with 39 Democrats joining all but one Republican (Rep. Walter Jones of North Carolina). Would be vetoed by the President because it would increase the budget deficits by about $2.2 billion over the next 10 years. Written by Rep. Tom Reed of New York H.R. 636: America’s Small Business Tax Relief Act of 2015 Makes permanent a tax credit for depreciable business property, and increases the credit every year with inflation. Expands the eligible business property to include computer software, actual property, air conditioning and heating units. Cuts in half the amount of time certain gains are taxable, from 10 years to 5 years. The effects of this on the budget will not be counted. The bill would increase the deficit by $77 billon over the next 10 years Passed 272-142, with all but one Republican (Walter Jones of North Carolina) voting yes, along with 33 Democrats. Would be vetoed by the President because it would increase federal deficits by about $77 billion over the next 10 years. Sponsored by Rep. Pat Tiberi of Ohio H.R. 361: Medical Preparedness Allowable Use Act Allows Urban Area Security Initiative and State Homeland Security Grant Program money to be used for pharmaceutical stockpiles. Written by Rep. Gus Bilirakis of Florida; he has taken over $750,000 from "health professionals" and over $120,000 from pharmaceuticals. H.R. 623: Social Media Working Group Act of 2015 Authorizes a group within the Department of Homeland Security, made up of government officials and private sector employees, to report on how to use social media during emergencies. The group will be exempt from the Federal Advisory Committee Act, which requires meetings and transcripts be available to the public. Passed 328-51 in the House, with most no votes coming from Republicans, along with Democratic Rep. Jared Polis. Written by Rep. Susan Brooks of Indiana H.R. 212: Drinking Water Protection Act Orders the EPA to make a plan to study algae in drinking water supplies Passed with 37 Republicans voting no Written by Rep. Robert Latta of Ohio H.R. 529: To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to improve 529 plans. Allows computers and Internet access to be paid for with tax-advantaged college savings plan funds Changes the way taxes are calculated Would increase the deficit by $51 million over 10 years. Passed 401-20 Written by Rep. Lynn Jenkins of Kansas H.R. 615: Department of Homeland Security Interoperable Communications Gives the Under Secretary of Management of the Department of Homeland Security the job of making sure that DHS departments can communicate with each other in emergencies. Written by Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey H.R. 1020: STEM Education Act of 2015 Changes definition of STEM education to include computer science Creates one-year grants for math and science teachers to get master's degrees Passed 412-8 Written by Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas H.R. 719: TSA Office of Inspection Accountability Act of 2015 Changes the job classification standards of criminal investigators in the TSA to make them tougher, which would theoretically result in less people being paid the higher wages associated with that title Passed 410-0 Sponsored by Rep. John Katko of New York H.R. 710: Essential Transportation Worker Identification Credential Assessment Act Directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to review the effectiveness of the transportation security card program, which are biometric identification cards for maritime DHS workers. Prohibits the Secretary of Homeland Security from requiring the use of security card readers until the assessment is finished and a card reader is identified that will work with existing security cards Appropriates no additional money Passed without a recorded vote Sponsored by Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas H.R. 734: Federal Communications Commission Consolidated Reporting Act Consolidates FCC reports into one assessment to be done every two years Passed 411-0 Written by Rep. Steve Scalise of Louisiana S. 295: Amy and Vicky Child Pornography Victim Restitution Improvement Act of 2015 Expands the definition of "full amount of the victim's losses" to include medical services, rehabilitation, and loss of income for the victim's lifetime. Passed 98-0 Sponsored by Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah Music Presented in This Episode Intro & Exit: Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) February by The Distants (found on Music Alley by mevio) Change the World by Dona Oxford (found on Music Alley by mevio)

After a health care rant, we look at H.R. 1406, a bill that would have allowed workers to get vacation time instead of cash for their overtime. It's a bill I'd actually like to see survive. Links to Information in this Episode Previous episode CD026 about H.R. 1549 Congressional Dish summary of H.R. 1549 "Help Sick Americans Now Act" Music: Overtime by Man Born Blind Congressional Dish summary of H.R. 1406 "Working Families Flexibility Act of 2013" Status and text of H.R. 1406 Music: Playing Games by Country Drive (found on Music Alley by mevio) Congressional Dish summary of H.R. 807 "Full Faith and Credit Act" Status and text of H.R. 807 Music: Democracy is Dangerous by Thomas Pace (found on Music Alley by mevio) It just keeps getting worse. I am scheduling a vote for next week on the full repeal of #Obamacare. — Eric Cantor (@GOPLeader) May 8, 2013 Representatives Quoted in Order of Appearance Repeal ObamaCare montage Rep. Lynn Westmoreland of Texas Indiana Governor and former Congressman Mike Pence Rep. John Fleming of Louisiana Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland Rep. Michael Burgess of Texas Rep. Kevin Brady of Texas Rep. George Miller of California "Interest-free loan" montage Rep. Jared Polis of Colorado Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey Rep. Pete DeFazio of Oregon Rep. Suzanne Bonamici of Oregon Rep. Steny Hoyer of Maryland Rep. Joe Courtney of Connecticut Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz

A personal reflection of my years of watching the career of "Donald Payne Sr" and understanding the pain of losing a loved one to any form of cancer!

A personal reflection of my years of watching the career of "Donald Payne Sr" and understanding the pain of losing a loved one to any form of cancer!