Capitol Police Request National Guard Stay in DC Longer; House Passes Controversial H.R.1 Act

Two controversial bills passed in the House. One would shakeup the election process across the nation. The bill would make many of the election reforms introduced last year amid the pandemic into permanent federal law. And the other is a police reform bill. Named the 'George Floyd Justice in Policing Act,' the bill narrowly passed the house along party lines. It would ban controversial police tactics such as chokeholds and no-knock warrants, and would establish guidelines for police departments nationwide. Now Republicans are pushing back against both. President Biden is weighing in on states rolling back mask mandates and opening up their economies. He called it "Neanderthal thinking" and says it's a big mistake to end safety measures too soon. And a big shakeup in the digital ad world. Google announced it won't build new tools to track users around the internet. Google announced it's phasing out the practice of letting companies track users across the web using cookies by next year. And Facebook is now allowing political ads again starting Thursday. This comes after the company banned them to combat misinformation surrounding the presidential election. Tune into Deep Dive as we explore these topics and more. - Subscribe to our newsletter: https://newsletter.ntd.com/ Subscribe for updates👉 https://bit.ly/DeepDiveTiffany Support us: https://donorbox.org/deep-dive - Contact us: DeepDiveTiffany@gmail.com - Follow us on Parler: https://parler.com/profile/DeepDiveTiffany/ Gab: https://gab.com/deepdivetiffany Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DeepDive.Tiffany - Watch us on YouMaker: https://www.youmaker.com/channel/864df666-3d19-44e4-b260-4d88119e6f7e Watch us on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DeepDive ------------------------------------------------- Capitol Police Request National Guard Stay in DC Longer; House Passes Controversial H.R.1 Act #NationalGuard #March4th #HR1 ------------------------------------------------- © All Rights Reserved.