Videos

On MSNBC's Sunday Show, Congressman Steven Horsford, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, joins a panel of to engage in a conversation about the role of Black voters in shaping the Democratic Party's future and addressing key issues like voter disenfranchisement, economic anxiety, and the challenges of communicating and enacting meaningful reforms. They highlight the sophisticated and pragmatic nature of Black voters, their expectations from the current administration, and the need for effective messaging and engagement to address the critical issues facing Black communities in America.

Congressman Horsford thanks Air Force Defense Fellow Senior Master Sergeant Wendy Lewis for her service to Nevada's 4th Congressional District, and our nation.

Congressman Horsford explored the role of the Nevada National Security Site in maintaining U.S. nuclear deterrent capabilities. Experts discuss the NNSS's involvement in ensuring safety, reliability, and security of the nation's nuclear weapons stockpile.

Horsford voices his frustration and anger over the lack of action on the housing affordability crisis in America. He highlights a shocking 47% increase in national home prices since May 2020 and the dire situation facing renters and potential homeowners alike. He criticizes House Republicans for its delayed response to a growing national emergency.

Congresswoman Terri Sewell, Congressman Steven Horsford, and the Congressional Black Caucus are advocating for the establishment of December 1st as Rosa Parks Day, commemorating the 60th anniversary of Rosa Parks' historic arrest in Montgomery, Alabama. This is an important day not just Black history, but American history as a whole.

Chairman Horsford joined @TheBlackCaucus for a special order hour to discuss diabetes during National Diabetes Awareness Month and highlighted the caps on insulin costs by President Biden and @HouseDemocrats's Inflation Reduction Act.