Bobby Scott
United States RepresentativeWikipedia
30
MENTIONS
13
EPISODES
12
PODCASTS
Search complete. 30 mentions across 13 episodes found for "Bobby Scott".
Oct 16, 2026
Chris HandHOST
Uh, but it's probably gonna go to, uh, Maxine according to Politico.
Chris HandHOST
Then you'd get Education and Workforce, Bobby Scott out of Virginia.
Chris HandHOST
Uh, he's being challenged by a Democrat out of Connecticut.
Chris HandHOST
For Homeland Security, you'd have Bennie Thompson out of Mississippi.
Steve WollGUEST
Now it's been expanded to include weather radars and satellites and things like that.
Steve WollGUEST
And so if you are a sig- if you're a signatory to the WMO, which all nations in the world are, including those we kind of consider opponents like Russia and China, uh, you are obligated to submit at least, uh, you know, a specified set of your data, uh, to the, to the WMO, and the WMO distributes it throughout the world.
Robert LytleHOST
Okay.
Steve WollGUEST
Yes.
Monica GoodlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Upon the advice of my counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the question based upon my Fifth Amendment right not to be a witness against myself, and my Sixth Amendment right to rely on my counsel's advice.
Howard MortmanHOST
But Monica Goodling is granted immunity and testifies, and has this exchange with Virginia Democrat Bobby Scott.
Monica GoodlingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The best I can say is that I know I took political considerations into account on some occasions.
Tom DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[clears throat] Was that legal?
Robert FarringtonHOST
The letter was led by Protect Borrowers and Young Invincibles, okay, great name, and signed by groups including the AFL-CIO, the American Federation of Teachers, National Education Association, the NAACP, and the UAW.
Robert FarringtonHOST
The letter went to the chairs and ranking members of four committees, Senate HELP, Bill Cassidy and Bernie Sanders, Senate Banking, Tim Scott, Elizabeth Warren, House Education Workforce, Tim Walberg, Bobby Scott, House Financial Services, French Hill, and Maxine Waters.
Robert FarringtonHOST
All right.
Robert FarringtonHOST
It asks them to, quote, "Engage in critical oversight and convene an emergency hearing," ooh, end quote, to hold the Education Department and its federal loan servicers accountable.
5 MINS LATER
Robert FarringtonHOST
All right, here's what's next, and then we'll wrap up for today.
Robert FarringtonHOST
This decision sits with the four committee chairs, all Republicans, who control hearing schedules.
Robert FarringtonHOST
Watch whether ranking members like Sandas, Sandas, I can't say Sanders just because I always hear him in my head when I say his name, Warren, Bobby Scott, or Maxine Waters press the chairs publicly and whether any Republican chair takes up the request.
Robert FarringtonHOST
Separately, the bipartisan PSLF Inclusion Act would count SAVE forbearance months toward forgiveness, which is a proposed fix for borrowers who lost PSLF progress during the transition.
Omar MooreHOST
You'll be hearing from Tom Morelle, the Democratic, uh, congressman out of New York.
Omar MooreHOST
And you'll also be hearing from, uh, Bobby Scott, the Democratic congressman out of Virginia.
Omar MooreHOST
And you'll be hearing from Subha Subramana- Aman- Yanam.
Omar MooreHOST
I can't even say his name right.
John ReidHOST
When we come back, we're going to talk to another candidate, a Republican candidate seeking a congressional seat.
John ReidHOST
He's running against the longtime incumbent Bobby Scott.
John ReidHOST
Edwin Rivera is in the Tidewater area, and he is campaigning all over the place.
John ReidHOST
He's posting kind of interesting videos on a regular basis, you know, without money.
Edwin RiveraGUEST
That's the end of it.
Edwin RiveraGUEST
The time to shine was there.
Edwin RiveraGUEST
And Bobby Scott voted no on that bill.
Edwin RiveraGUEST
Thankfully, it passed and it went to Senate.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
Well, Elaine Luria was out over the weekend urging people to start early voting.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
I want to know, did you vote for Bobby Scott already, Elaine? Since you can't vote for yourself, you don't live in the district.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
Did she already vote for Bobby? Or, you know, that's her district.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
Good
Tom NettingGUEST
The interesting thing here, Drum, is as everybody is looking to not only get reelected, but looking to see whether or not there will be a new majority.
Tom NettingGUEST
One of the things that is happening in Washington right now that is of major note, Bobby Scott from Virginia has been the chair or the ranking member on the Education Committee, God, for quite some time after the departure of George Miller.
Tom NettingGUEST
So for quite a while.
Tom NettingGUEST
He has now got a challenger.
Tom NettingGUEST
So there will be a decision that the Democratic members in the 120th Congress will have to make about who they're going to have as the leader of their side of the aisle in the majority or in the minority.
Tom NettingGUEST
And again, it's an interesting set of circumstances.
Tom NettingGUEST
You've got the old guard, Bobby Scott, and you've got the new progressive and new individuals that are pushing harder and have some other views.
Tom NettingGUEST
So even within the parties, you're having interesting things that are going to happen very, very quickly.
Monica RicksCORRESPONDENT
Bloomberg's Nathan Hager explains.
Nathan HagerCORRESPONDENT
House Democrats Bobby Scott and Jamie Raskin, and Senator Bernie Sanders have written to Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel.
Nathan HagerCORRESPONDENT
They're citing Bloomberg News reporting that nearly 12,000 public comments supporting private equity, crypto, and other alternative 401[k] investments appear to have been made up to look like grassroots support.
Nathan HagerCORRESPONDENT
At least two comments were reportedly made in the names of dead people.
Monica RicksCORRESPONDENT
Bloomberg's Nathan Hager explains.
speaker_4CORRESPONDENT
House Democrats Bobby Scott and Jamie Raskin and Senator Bernie Sanders have written to Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel.
speaker_4CORRESPONDENT
They're citing Bloomberg News reporting that nearly 12,000 public comments supporting private equity, crypto, and other alternative 401[k] investments appear to have been made up to look like grassroots support.
speaker_4CORRESPONDENT
At least two comments were reportedly made in the names of dead people.
3 more episodes mention Bobby Scott.
Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.