Videos

Mr. Goode spoke about the Obama administration’s proposal for a national network of high-speed passenger rail lines as a means of reducing traffic congestion, cuting dependence on foreign oi…

Mr. Goode spoke about congressional consideration of energy policy and legislation.

Participating by telephone, Mr. Goode reported on the congressional override of President Bush’s veto of the Water Resources legislation.

Mr. Goode spoke via telephone about Senate debate on energy policy and CAFE standards.

Mr. Goode spoke about hearings on global climate change and Former Vice President Gore’s expected testimony.

Mr. Goode talked about the reasons for Republican congressional leaders deciding to postpone the vote on budget legislation until the next week.

Following the passage of the gas bill in the House of Representatives, Mr. Goode spoke about the energy bill. He discussed concerns raised against the bill, the lack of any votes in favor by…

Darren Goode, a reporter with Congress Daily, spoke via telephone about efforts by House and Senate members to reach an agreement on varying versions of energy legislation in a conference co…

Mr. Goode spoke about the new amendments that were added to the Energy Bill that was being debated in the Senate. Among the amendments included to the bill were incentives to business that v…

Participating by remote connection, Mr. Goode talked about off-shore drilling and its role in the energy bill being debated in the Senate this week. He responded to audience telephone calls,…

Congress Daily reporter Darren Goode talked about the Highway Bill that the Senate was poised to pass, even though the bill has $11.2 billion dollars more than what the White House was askin…

Telephone lines were opened for audience comments. Mr. Goode participated by telephone to report on President Bush’s announcement that he will veto budget legislation currently in Congres…

Participating by telephone Mr. Goode talked about transportation legislation being marked up by the Senate Transportation Committee. Telephone lines were opened for audience telephone cal…