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Walking over to the Radio/TV Gallery for a press conference on the future of the American auto industry. |
heading down to the Russell Rotunda for an interview with MSNBC, I'll be live with them shortly |
You can watch my auto rescue package floor statement from last night on YouTube: http://tinyurl.com/5r7fbe |
On with Bloomberg now |
Going live with CNN to discuss the state of the auto industry |
Going to the floor to speak about the auto industry rescue package, you can watch the debate live on C-Span2 |
Just finalized legislation to stabilize the domestic automobile industry, you can find a summary at http://dodd.senate.gov |
Taped an interview for The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS. It should air tonight, check your local listings. |
Going live with Joe Scarborough now |
Back in Washington in the Russell Rotunda for an interview with MSNBC's Morning Joe |
Delivering the keynote address at the 225th Anniversary for the Hartford County Bar Association, one of the oldest in the country. |
I will also be on the CBS Evening News around that same time |
earlier today I taped an interview with ABC News on the auto rescue package that should air tonight around 6:30 pm EST |
I will be on live with MSNBC momentarily to discuss progress on a rescue package for U.S. auto companies. |
I will be appearing on ABC's Good Morning America tomorrow around 7:00 am EST. Check your local listings. |
Going on CBS's Face the Nation this morning. I hope you'll be able to tune in. |
I am especially looking forward to hearing the testimony of Jim Fleming on how this crisis is affecting CT workers. |
He is the president of the Connecticut Automotive Retailers Association. |
The hearing will start momentarily. You can watch live on my website, http://dodd.senate.gov |
Sitting down with staff to prepare for the second Automotive Industry hearing in front of the Banking Committee |
