Congressman
Massie: ‘Strong first showing’ for gov’t weaponization panel
Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie tells One America News that the government weaponization committee had a strong first showing.
Capitol Hill
GOP lawmakers react to pres. Biden’s State Of The Union address
OAN Newsroom1:37 PM PT – Wednesday, February 8, 2023 Multiple GOP lawmakers caught up with One America News to give their reactions…
China
Rep. Greene: Chinese balloon shows Biden is ‘unwilling to act’
Before the State of the Union address, Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene told One America News that the delay in shooting down the Chinese balloon demonstrates Joe Biden is ‘unwilling to act.’
Debt limit
GOP lawmakers preview speaker’s debt meeting with Biden
Ahead of speaker McCarthy’s meeting with Joe Biden to begin negotiations on the debt limit.
Capitol Hill
‘Clear evidence of massive fraud and abuse’ of Covid-19 funds
Ahead of the first House Oversight Committee hearing on Covid-19 funding later this week.
1996 federal communication act
New Antitrust panel chairman Massie calls section 230 ‘problematic’
Congressman Thomas Massie says most monopolies are empowered or abetted by government and points to section 230 of the 1996 federal communications act as particularly ‘problematic’
CEO
Nunes: Truth Social goal to go ‘beyond just news and information’
Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes tells One America News what the platforms future goals are and what he wants truth social to accomplish.
America
Nunes: Two-tiered justice system biggest threat to country now.
Devin Nunes says the de-facto two-tiered justice system is the biggest threat to the country right now.
Capitol Hill
Norman: Conservative appointments to rules panel represents major change
Congressman Ralph Norman says the appointment of three conservative lawmakers to the rules panel is a significant departure from “business as usual” in Congress.
Arkansas
J6 defense attorney McBride: Barnett’s defense was the truth
The attorney for an Arkansas January sixth defendant who was found guilty on eight counts in a U.S. District Court tells One America News that his clients defense was simply telling the truth before the jury.