It’s pronounced NEPA (KNEE-Puh) and in one year the good people here are going to send you packing.

“Shareholders deserve a full accounting of the regulatory and reputational risks tied to this sale,” said Liccardo. “Anything less could lead to significant congressional oversight and forced divestitures under a future administration.”

Two Democratic lawmakers — U.S. Reps. Sam Liccardo (D-Calif.) and Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) — have expressed “serious national security concerns” over Paramount Skydance's hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. A Paramount deal for WBD “could transfer substantial

Democratic Reps. Sam Liccardo and Ayanna Pressley sent a letter to the board of Warner Bros. Discovery, threatening to unravel any potential takeover of the media giant by Paramount Skydance when the party retakes Congress or the White House. notus.org/congress/sam-l…

A Sip and an Anna Paulina Luna + Congressman Don Davis cameo?! It really is Christmas.

I'm not Marty Supreme, so why is Congress playing ping pong?

And first big endorsement is already in, San Jose Congressman Sam Liccardo endorses Mayor Matt Mahan for California governor: “Leading one of California’s largest cities tests you in ways few jobs do. Sacramento needs a leader who has governed under pressure, balanced a budget, and

walking around in DC this week

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Bad Bunny held up a football at the end of his Super Bowl halftime show: “Together, We Are America.”

.Benito Antonio ✊🏽

Added to the meme folder at warp speed.

Bad Bunny's football to close his Super Bowl halftime show: “Together, We Are America.”

From Wall Street Journal Opinion: Congress shouldn’t stop AI innovation. We need to minimize its disruption, but calls for a moratorium are wrongheaded, writes Sam Liccardo. on.wsj.com/4bFLJEh

.Rep. Sam Liccardo is right: America can’t afford to hit the brakes on AI. Congress should focus on smart bipartisan policies that: ✅Invest in workforce training ✅Expand vocational programs and apprenticeships ✅Streamline permitting to accelerate responsible data center development

Slowing AI development won’t stop innovation — it will simply hand the advantage to China. Read Rep. Sam Liccardo's full op-ed in The Wall Street Journal: wsj.com/opinion/congre…

Hitting the brakes on AI won’t help us win the future–Congress must instead grab the steering wheel. Thanks to Squawk Box Squawk Box and Becky Quick for having me.

How Congress can "grab the steering wheel" on AI, from Rep. Sam Liccardo: ✅ Avoid moratoriums/pauses on AI dev or data centers ✅ Invest in workforce transition ✅ Streamline federal permitting for data centers ✅Accelerate clean energy solutions

Ryan Murphy, you know what to do.