This Week on Capitol Hill - Recapping a Wild Week of Primary Results ... and a Proposed New Policy for U.S.-Israel Relations

RECAPPING A WILD WEEK OF PRIMARY RESULTS…AND A PROPOSED NEW POLICY FOR U.S.-ISRAEL RELATIONS U.S. House of Representatives Speaker MIKE JOHNSON (R-LA) provides the latest update on Reconciliation actions on the Hill which have passed the Senate and will move in the House this coming week, to—finally—fully fund Border Security for an additional 3 years, Congressman MARLIN STUTZMAN (R-IN) outlines an eye-opening new $3.8-billion plan to unfold new U.S.-Israel relations on weapons sales for our strongest ally in the world. Nebraska Governor JIM PILLEN unpacks his just-issued declaration of “Marriage and Family Month” in his state, codifying that “marriage is between one man and one woman, fathers matter, mothers matter, and children deserve both whenever possible.” ANDY WALWORTH, Chief Content Officer of RealClearPolitics Media, joins us for a 6-state Primary elections wrapup and a look at polls as the Midterms approach. And TONY PERKINS’ commentary notes there are “fewer rainbows this June” as many Fortune 500 corporations are rethinking and scaling back their “Pride Month” participation as public pressure builds for a return to traditional family values. All coming up on our latest edition of THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL with Tony Perkins, sponsored by AARP.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.