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from the committee in march. and. i listened to all the facts that you -- presented and 14 witnesses as to witness what he said. and then i made a report with the help of the detail members of the committee and told the senators on the same day i was going make a report at the first hearing which we had, which i did, and told them that this was only a starter, that we needed further investigations, but that we had numerous they gave us $60,000. no, i know. and the next appropriation for me was $300,000. and that's all the appropriations that ever were made, about $305,000. so together and that was harry truman and author merle miller from the early 1960s. we're talking with steve drummond, the watchdog. how the truman committee battled corruption and helped win world war two. yes. his book, take us around the country and tell us about some of the investing actions that the committee did. sure. the first one is the one we've mentioned a little bit was army camps truman, very early in the committee's time, wanted t
from the committee in march. and. i listened to all the facts that you -- presented and 14 witnesses as to witness what he said. and then i made a report with the help of the detail members of the committee and told the senators on the same day i was going make a report at the first hearing which we had, which i did, and told them that this was only a starter, that we needed further investigations, but that we had numerous they gave us $60,000. no, i know. and the next appropriation for me was...
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well, let's look at the committee. it's a 6 to 5 committee. democrats were still in control of the senate. and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are unfortunately often overlooked. it was he made extraordinary contributions to the committee. he really led the fbi, the section of the committee that explored fbi abuses. and he was intensely involved and engaged in that investigatory endeavor. in fact, i think that a lot of his work on the committee helped to raise it, helped to lead him to that vice presidential nomination in 1976, because he really came out as a proponent for legislative reform to protect america and citizens from being violated, but from having their constitutional rights violated in the
well, let's look at the committee. it's a 6 to 5 committee. democrats were still in control of the senate. and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are...
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how was the committee created? the committee was almost not created and it took quite a bit of pull political maneuvering for it to happen. senator kefauver, in january of 1950 introduced a resolution that would have allowed the senate judiciary committee, presumably under his chairmanship, to essentially create a subcommittee that would have done this investigation into organized crime on democrats in the senate were not very excited about doing this. organized crime was generally considered to be a an urban problem around the country. and democratic politicians were typically the ones who were in charge in in the major cities around the united states. the truman administration was already kind of entering an embattled period, and truman himself had come to political success in kansas city, missouri, under the the watch of a entrenched democratic political machine. so there was this idea that this this hearing was going to not reflect well on democrats around the country. and this was something that would have to
how was the committee created? the committee was almost not created and it took quite a bit of pull political maneuvering for it to happen. senator kefauver, in january of 1950 introduced a resolution that would have allowed the senate judiciary committee, presumably under his chairmanship, to essentially create a subcommittee that would have done this investigation into organized crime on democrats in the senate were not very excited about doing this. organized crime was generally considered...
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how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place. the last presidential impeachment trial had happened more than a century before when congress when the house had impeached andrew johnson. so 100 years later, the house was now considering these articles of impeach. and barbara jordan, i think, explained so well the gravity of, the moment that members of the house judiciary committee and even the larger house membership felt themselves in this was an extreme, early, powerful and important moment. it was not a moment for partizanship. it was a moment for protect ing the un
how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place....
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in may of 1965, the committee met aboard the u.s.s. sequoia for a cruise and tour of the potomac river. tours and short trips would become a regular part of the committee's activities. this particular trip spotlighted the history and geography of the potomac and its waterfront and analyzed some of the problems connected with the river. the first lady had challenged her committee to find ways of implementing those beautification projects already underway, boosting those that should be underway and being a catalyst for new undertakings and action program was devised for tackling washington's beautification problems. from the very beginning, mrs. johnson received mail and support from people all over the country and all eyes were on washington for the inspiration that would stimulate similar projects in cities and towns across the land. the many donations of money and plants were handled by a couple of medal committee. the society for a more beautiful national capital. some of the early gifts included a $100,000 grant from the rockefeller
in may of 1965, the committee met aboard the u.s.s. sequoia for a cruise and tour of the potomac river. tours and short trips would become a regular part of the committee's activities. this particular trip spotlighted the history and geography of the potomac and its waterfront and analyzed some of the problems connected with the river. the first lady had challenged her committee to find ways of implementing those beautification projects already underway, boosting those that should be underway...
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this committee is the judiciary committee, not the take it for granted committee or we will accept whatever you say committee, this, we are engaged in oversight exercise and the best evidence is the transcript and the only way we would know if the transcript, i meant the recording, the only way we would know if the transcript is inappropriate is by comparing it to the recording so to say we haven't called into question the transcript when asking for the recording is to ignore the obvious which is we need the recording to see if the transcript is correct, we need to check on these kind of things because these are within our oversight capability and duty. to ignore this and bring together peripheral stuff up that we had to endure the last couple hours is an interesting diversion and a lot of fun conversation but the truth is if we are going to engage in our oversight function, we need the recording and that was proven when the gentleman from georgia showed an audio of donald trump. why didn't he rely upon his words that were written in his amendment, he wanted us to see the exact words, hear
this committee is the judiciary committee, not the take it for granted committee or we will accept whatever you say committee, this, we are engaged in oversight exercise and the best evidence is the transcript and the only way we would know if the transcript, i meant the recording, the only way we would know if the transcript is inappropriate is by comparing it to the recording so to say we haven't called into question the transcript when asking for the recording is to ignore the obvious which...
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committee. that is bad for legislating and relationship development. you are not there to hear the ideas of your colleagues or defend your ideas, just give a speech that you can then throw up on social media. the only way to fix the math, two things the modernization committee proposed and one thing that we did not -- the one we didn't is youof committees people serve on. we did not recommend that. we did recommend that there should not be a congress with more travel days than full days. we should be in session more. the proposal that our vice chair of the committee proposed is in essence a two week on, two week off model. it actually means you are in d.c. more in your district more. it simply means you have fewer travel days. this is really important, to the conflict -- de-conflict the schedule by having block scheduling. you should not be able to be on two committees that meet at the same time. the bipartisan policy thoughtful proposal for how to do block scheduling. it would require committee
committee. that is bad for legislating and relationship development. you are not there to hear the ideas of your colleagues or defend your ideas, just give a speech that you can then throw up on social media. the only way to fix the math, two things the modernization committee proposed and one thing that we did not -- the one we didn't is youof committees people serve on. we did not recommend that. we did recommend that there should not be a congress with more travel days than full days. we...
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government affairs committee was not the most desirable committee for members to be on. it was sort of a place where newer members, first term members, would would end up serving because more experienced, more senior members would want to be on higher profile committees. so the interesting thing about the makeup of the committee and particularly that permanent subcommittee, which did the actual investigations and held the hearings, was that was that all of them, except for one, were first term members, including mccarthy himself. he was still in his first term and at least one case mccarthy, who helped that member get elected in the first place. so everett dirksen was a first term senator from illinois. and mccarthy in 1952 had traveled to illinois and campaigned extensively for dirksen. so the bottom line is, is that these members were on this subcommittee. it was it became pretty quickly divided between the democrats and the republicans. the democrats were led by henry jackson, who was another first term member from jackson, was from washington state. and he and the ot
government affairs committee was not the most desirable committee for members to be on. it was sort of a place where newer members, first term members, would would end up serving because more experienced, more senior members would want to be on higher profile committees. so the interesting thing about the makeup of the committee and particularly that permanent subcommittee, which did the actual investigations and held the hearings, was that was that all of them, except for one, were first term...
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using this committee. and using a baseless impeachment supported by donald trump's own allies on this committee to push that information out. as members on this committee have traffic in false evidence that was planted by a russian operative to the fbi and is now in jail for that. all of this is in the service of propping up the criminal enterprise for which donald trump is at the top and has already been twice impeached. rudy giuliani and others have been exposed as they continue to traffic in russian disinformation that not only props up donald trump but it props up vladimir putin himself and his goals back in russia and in ukraine. so i just want to point out here that once again as i said when we had a false impeachment hearing a few months ago that once again -- >> time is expired. time is expired. >> donald trump all over this hearing. >> i just want to state you made a mistake and said that mr. parnas is a republican witness. he is very much your witness. >> i was republican for donald trump. >> pur
using this committee. and using a baseless impeachment supported by donald trump's own allies on this committee to push that information out. as members on this committee have traffic in false evidence that was planted by a russian operative to the fbi and is now in jail for that. all of this is in the service of propping up the criminal enterprise for which donald trump is at the top and has already been twice impeached. rudy giuliani and others have been exposed as they continue to traffic in...
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this committee. this committee alone has spent $20 million during this 118 session of congress, which began in january of 2023. investigating president biden. they suffered the indignity of their leader, former president trump, being indicted for withholding classified documents. that indictment was in july of 2023. during the height of this do-nothing congress. not long before this congress expelled the speaker, it took so long to elect in january, they put him out in october. and then we went for three weeks while even people on this committee were vying for the speakership, it took three weeks and ran through a number of candidates before this congress elected mike johnson as its speaker, formerly of this committee. he has not faired much better. neither has the house under his reign. still nothing accomplished. we get to this point now where after spending $20 million this committee has absolutely nothing to show for it. they tried to pin a classified documents case on president biden. they had a
this committee. this committee alone has spent $20 million during this 118 session of congress, which began in january of 2023. investigating president biden. they suffered the indignity of their leader, former president trump, being indicted for withholding classified documents. that indictment was in july of 2023. during the height of this do-nothing congress. not long before this congress expelled the speaker, it took so long to elect in january, they put him out in october. and then we went...
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how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place. the last presidential impeachment trial had happened more than a century before when congress when the house had impeached andrew johnson. so 100 years later, the house was now considering these articles of impeach. and barbara jordan, i think, explained so well the gravity of, the moment that members of the house judiciary committee and even the larger house membership felt themselves in this was an extreme, early, powerful and important moment. it was not a moment for partizanship. it was a moment for protect ing the un
how those two committees. right. cooperate with one another. that is, could the senate watergate committee provide information that it was gathering in the course of its investigation to a judiciary committee that maybe convened to explore impeachment options? eventually, the house judiciary committee does in 1974 vote and approve three articles of impeachment. that's powerful. speech by barbara jordan of texas. really helps to define the historical context in which this vote is taking place....
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a important, legitimate committee? no question. the way he approached his his position as chair of the his commitment to being bipartisan. by all accounts, the work that was done by the staff and by the members behind the scenes in the investigation that led up to the hearings and during the hearings, it was really a very credible effort. and that all began with, in a ways, as i mentioned before, his stature as a war hero and his just demeanor and his strong and close relationships with many of his colleagues in the senate, including some very prominent republicans. he was very close to senator dole, who ultimately, of course, ran ran for president. that kind of those kind of relationships gave him the ability to to work closely. and that, i think, was the public recognize that because of the way these senators operated with each other in public and behind the scenes, applicants on the committee in both the house and senate feel that there was a bipartisan effort as well. i think so. during during the investigation and
a important, legitimate committee? no question. the way he approached his his position as chair of the his commitment to being bipartisan. by all accounts, the work that was done by the staff and by the members behind the scenes in the investigation that led up to the hearings and during the hearings, it was really a very credible effort. and that all began with, in a ways, as i mentioned before, his stature as a war hero and his just demeanor and his strong and close relationships with many of...
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a important, legitimate committee? no question. the way he approached his his position as chair of the his commitment to being bipartisan. by all accounts, the work that was done by the staff and by the members behind the scenes in the investigation that led up to the hearings and during the hearings, it was really a very credible effort. and that all began with, in a ways, as i mentioned before, his stature as a war hero and his just demeanor and his strong and close relationships with many of his colleagues in the senate, including some very prominent republicans. he was very close to senator dole, who ultimately, of course, ran ran for president. that kind of those kind of relationships gave him the ability to to work closely. and that, i think, was the public recognize that because of the way these senators operated with each other in public and behind the scenes, applicants on the committee in both the house and senate feel that there was a bipartisan effort as well. i think so. during during the investigation and
a important, legitimate committee? no question. the way he approached his his position as chair of the his commitment to being bipartisan. by all accounts, the work that was done by the staff and by the members behind the scenes in the investigation that led up to the hearings and during the hearings, it was really a very credible effort. and that all began with, in a ways, as i mentioned before, his stature as a war hero and his just demeanor and his strong and close relationships with many of...
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. >> did the committee subpoena hunter biden today? >> the chair recognizes pursuant to the order at the request of the minority witnessed the chair declares the committee in recess for ten minutes, then we will come back and may have to recess again for a vote. conditioned $ billion of american tax money on the firing of the prosecutor pressuring the company hunter biden sat on the board of. by the way was getting paid $1 million a year. today we will learn about that brand. >> the american people are tired of this charade and as i said before my republican colleagues are some fully grasping at straws. while they worked to cut costs of prescription drugs and expand student loan forgiveness and mitigate the threat of gun violence, republican members of congress continue to chase after russian disinformation campaigns from the 2020 election which have been thoroughly debunked again and again. and, as usual, in this committee, we do know who is in charge. it is the bond list, broke bluffer twice impeached and four times indicted and insu
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of the committees. of course, first of all , we discuss the tasks that the industry faces today after just the twentieth year of the pandemic. if it has not been issued, i will remind you that if we take the composition of the previous government, then two acting ministers are now vying for the positions of deputy prime ministers, this is dmitry patrushev, now... the decree we are talking about today, dated may 7, this is really a list of the main tasks and goals outlined by our president today. the state duma committee on energy also supported the candidacy of the head of the department for the post of this department, sergei sevelev. words of gratitude for today's meeting, to words of gratitude to everyone who participated in this meeting for their unanimous support. my candidacy - and also for the willingness to work as one team for the benefit of our homeland to work in the lower house of parliament, a little later we will get in touch again. yuri, yes, alexandra, thank you, alexandra suvorov from t
of the committees. of course, first of all , we discuss the tasks that the industry faces today after just the twentieth year of the pandemic. if it has not been issued, i will remind you that if we take the composition of the previous government, then two acting ministers are now vying for the positions of deputy prime ministers, this is dmitry patrushev, now... the decree we are talking about today, dated may 7, this is really a list of the main tasks and goals outlined by our president...
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this committee. this committee alone. has spent $20 million during this 118th session of congress which began in january of 2023. investigateing president biden. they suffered the indig dig dignity of their leader, former president trump for being indicted for withholding classified documents. that indictment was in july of 2023. during the height of this do-nothing congress. and not long before this congress expelled the speaker it took so long to elect in january. they put him out in october. and then we went for three weeks while even people on this committee were vying for the speakership. it took three weeks and ran through a number of candidates before this congress elected mike johnson as its speaker, formally of this committee. and he has not fare first-degree much better. neither has the house under his reign. still not accomplished. we get to the point after spending $20 million, the committee has absolutely nothing to show for it. they tried to pin a classified documents case on president biden. they had a spec
this committee. this committee alone. has spent $20 million during this 118th session of congress which began in january of 2023. investigateing president biden. they suffered the indig dig dignity of their leader, former president trump for being indicted for withholding classified documents. that indictment was in july of 2023. during the height of this do-nothing congress. and not long before this congress expelled the speaker it took so long to elect in january. they put him out in october....
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the armed services committee, education and work force committee and ended on ways and means committee when we did tax reform and was very proud to see that signed into law. in 2018 when i ran for governor in our state, i won and then was re-elected again last year or in 2022 and i am in my second term now. i tell you all of this because i think it's important for you to know that my heart is with the land and it is with our people, but when it comes to policy, that i know what i'm talking about. and i know it because i live it. today i focus of this committee is the danger china poses to american agriculture. over the years, i have witnessed this hostile communist country work to systematically work to take over our food supply chain and decades ago started buying our fertilizer companies, patrolling our ability to access fertilizer and bring it in the united states and then i watched them buy up our chemical companies as i worked on implementation of policies and programs at the state level and federal level. i watched as we sold citizenship to chinese communist members of the commun
the armed services committee, education and work force committee and ended on ways and means committee when we did tax reform and was very proud to see that signed into law. in 2018 when i ran for governor in our state, i won and then was re-elected again last year or in 2022 and i am in my second term now. i tell you all of this because i think it's important for you to know that my heart is with the land and it is with our people, but when it comes to policy, that i know what i'm talking...
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well, let's look at the committee. it's a 6 to 5 committee. democrats were still in control of the senate. and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are unfortunately often overlooked. it was he made extraordinary contributions to the committee. he really led the fbi, the section of the committee that explored fbi abuses. and he was intensely involved and engaged in that investigatory endeavor. in fact, i think that a lot of his work on the committee helped to raise it, helped to lead him to that vice presidential nomination in 1976, because he really came out as a proponent for legislative reform to protect america and citizens from being violated, but from having their constitutional rights violated in the
well, let's look at the committee. it's a 6 to 5 committee. democrats were still in control of the senate. and some of the other democratic members, phil hart, michigan, walter mondale, minnesota. walter huddleston, kentucky. robert morgan of north carolina. and gary hart of colorado. couple of democrats there who did run for president. in fact, one became vice president. that's right. that's right. and walter mondale, contribue portions to this church committee investigate and i think are...
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that is where this committee has become the committee on the judiciary. they committee that is centered are supposed to be centered on the rule of law and on justice. what are we doing? we are holding the attorney general of the united states in contempt. and for what? he will not get video material for campaign commercial to this committee. on behalf of a president who was a criminal defendant in a hush money payment to a pouring star case in new york. the first of many criminal trials that he will face. this is where we are. this is where we are. i first joined this committee, it has been over 20 years ago. michael young michael johnson i could not imagine that committee would engage in the spirits on this if that 20 years ago sebastian it wasn't. we didn't disagree on abortion and guns and whole host of other policy issues. counting democrat or republican on this committee to ever ever d it would been brought so low as to hold an attorney general and contempt because it cannot get a video for campaign commercial when you started given the transcript. t
that is where this committee has become the committee on the judiciary. they committee that is centered are supposed to be centered on the rule of law and on justice. what are we doing? we are holding the attorney general of the united states in contempt. and for what? he will not get video material for campaign commercial to this committee. on behalf of a president who was a criminal defendant in a hush money payment to a pouring star case in new york. the first of many criminal trials that he...
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if anyone else has come before the committee and glided to the committee i strongly encourage the committee to pursue criminal referrals in the department of justice and one last thing i want to ask, have either of you heard for anyone involved or associated with were a partner to the family enterprise corruption investigation? >> i'm sorry. >> anyone being suggested that a pardon might be in order for anyone associated? >> i've not. >> thank you. i yield back. >> a parliamentary inquiry. we have heard for months now the photo with the cracked screen, did the committee have in its possession the data for the phone for which he's allegedly taken these pictures? i think we need the data they keep referring to. we have the images that we have shared with you. i saw the picture but do we have the underlying text referred to by my friend mr. palmer? >> he previously said he would be happy to turn over his phone. we have pictures of all the text message screenshots we provided with everyone on the committee. he is given obviously once he's selected i wonder whether we could get all of the texts a
if anyone else has come before the committee and glided to the committee i strongly encourage the committee to pursue criminal referrals in the department of justice and one last thing i want to ask, have either of you heard for anyone involved or associated with were a partner to the family enterprise corruption investigation? >> i'm sorry. >> anyone being suggested that a pardon might be in order for anyone associated? >> i've not. >> thank you. i yield back. >>...
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this committee has established ample evidence. we must move to impeachment and we cannot allow this to stand. i look forward to the references of the department of justice. this is a security issue. they call this the print slings. it is right out of their play will book and they have done in the highest levels of the united states government. >> one is from devon archer testifying that joe biden had nothing to do with any of his business ventures. second is the declassified intelligence committee from the council in march 2021 detailing efforts to interfere in the 2020 u.s. elections. most importantly, the district court decision from new york in the united states versus glamis where he was described as a con artist that wanted to be in business with hunter biden but never was. if i can have those introduced. >> without objection, so ordered. now the chair recognizes mr. gates, from florida. >> you are a serious business person, right? unlike the convicted felon next to you, you have served in the military, correct? you have done
this committee has established ample evidence. we must move to impeachment and we cannot allow this to stand. i look forward to the references of the department of justice. this is a security issue. they call this the print slings. it is right out of their play will book and they have done in the highest levels of the united states government. >> one is from devon archer testifying that joe biden had nothing to do with any of his business ventures. second is the declassified intelligence...
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the program has received the support of the relevant committee. the committee believes that the position of the candidate’s program is consistent with the goals and objectives in the areas of science of higher education, which are defined by the president in the message to the federal assembly of the twenty-fourth year of the strategy for scientific and technological development, the decree on national goals. of the national corps in the cabinet of ministers. previously, the minister of energy headed the kemerovo region. the man is deeply immersed in energy issues, worked in the coal industry for many years, and has been governor of kuzbass, a region that accounts for more than 50% of russian coal production. tech must rely on the russian engineering school, on russian science, on russian industry, and use the best experience in its work. russian experience of previous generations, from this experience we must take only fire, ashes, leaving history. alexey chikunkov once again headed the ministry of eastern development. during the discussion of
the program has received the support of the relevant committee. the committee believes that the position of the candidate’s program is consistent with the goals and objectives in the areas of science of higher education, which are defined by the president in the message to the federal assembly of the twenty-fourth year of the strategy for scientific and technological development, the decree on national goals. of the national corps in the cabinet of ministers. previously, the minister of...
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i don't think it's one for our committee. the armed services committee out to be holding this and there is a question to make sure the come january 2025 we better be sure we have communication that is clear, compelling and the chain of command. but i do think this, there is no way to resolve response ability of the president, the secretary of defense or the secretary of the army. you may dispute would happen, and i think that is fair, something should happen that trigger the deployment of the national guard sooner so that you could've done your jobs and we wouldn't be having this hearing this morning. with that, you'll back. >> the gentleman yields back and agree with him on the last statement, we need to be prepared for the next time have a january 6 come up, which is in the law. i would also correct the record, i did say the president , the gentleman is correct, that is not in the evidence, the president had peevishly given christopher miller the authority to act, as he stated in his testimony, which was previously submitte
i don't think it's one for our committee. the armed services committee out to be holding this and there is a question to make sure the come january 2025 we better be sure we have communication that is clear, compelling and the chain of command. but i do think this, there is no way to resolve response ability of the president, the secretary of defense or the secretary of the army. you may dispute would happen, and i think that is fair, something should happen that trigger the deployment of the...
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, oleg vladimirovich, chairman of the mogilev regional executive committee. of the executive committee oleg ivanovich chikida, deputy chairman the senate department of the belarusian orthodox church for interaction with the armed forces and law enforcement agencies of the republic of belarus, priests, heads of departments of the ministry of internal affairs, the main internal affairs directorate of the minsk city executive committee , the internal affairs directorate of the regional executive committees, educational institutions of the ministry of internal affairs, members of the belarusian. in the year marked by the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the republic of belarus from the nazi invaders, we gathered at the memorial complex in honor of the police battalion under the command of captain konstantin vladimirov. on the way to the memorial in all regions of the republic, at mass graves in iconic places, we bowed to those who died defending our right to life, and to those who became weak-willed. victims of fascist executioners, we sacredly preserve the memory of the feat of
, oleg vladimirovich, chairman of the mogilev regional executive committee. of the executive committee oleg ivanovich chikida, deputy chairman the senate department of the belarusian orthodox church for interaction with the armed forces and law enforcement agencies of the republic of belarus, priests, heads of departments of the ministry of internal affairs, the main internal affairs directorate of the minsk city executive committee , the internal affairs directorate of the regional executive...
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>> that committee is a committee that preexisted. we had the committee for several years. we had already told the investment committee of the board of trustees that we would be beginning the committee and starting the committee up again in september. i was done months before the encampment, so we were going to do that anyway. there is no intent. that is not a board committee. that is an advisory committee. it has faculty and two students that are not necessarily from this group . >> thank you. numerous video shows jewish and other ucla students being denied access to central parts of campus by encampment members who had set up unauthorized checkpoints. in some cases they were questioned on whether they were zionists. why did you feel to immediately clear these checkpoints? >> i heard accounts of students being blocked, and we issued instructions to our staff to make sure that all walkways were free and that they could freely pass without obstruction, and i believe i sent a memo out to the entire community saying that was intolerable and we would not tolerate the blocking o
>> that committee is a committee that preexisted. we had the committee for several years. we had already told the investment committee of the board of trustees that we would be beginning the committee and starting the committee up again in september. i was done months before the encampment, so we were going to do that anyway. there is no intent. that is not a board committee. that is an advisory committee. it has faculty and two students that are not necessarily from this group . >>...
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committee, or the rules committee. if that was all this bill did, that would be one thing. but in fact this bill guess out of its way to make it weaker by basically saying anyone who uses unhosted wallets, is exempted from regulation. ignoring recommendations about the trump and biden administration. my republican colleagues will boast that there's specific language saying that brokers and dealers are required to comply with requirements. they're already required to do that. this bill does nothing to address that. it's exactly the same. you're going to brag about saying it's now illegal to speed. what we should have done is ban anonymous actors. i'm going to move crypto and you can't tell what a bad guy i am. it should have banned those using digital asset mixers and allowed people to combine everything and give them something they can't trace it through. if you want to understand how crazy this is, i encourage you to go to your bank and try to deposit $10,000 in cash in your bank. your bank will tell you, you have to
committee, or the rules committee. if that was all this bill did, that would be one thing. but in fact this bill guess out of its way to make it weaker by basically saying anyone who uses unhosted wallets, is exempted from regulation. ignoring recommendations about the trump and biden administration. my republican colleagues will boast that there's specific language saying that brokers and dealers are required to comply with requirements. they're already required to do that. this bill does...
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last december, the committee passed h.r. 6494 out of committee on a bipartisan basis. in crafting this bill, the committee solicited input from a wide range of parties, and in turn received about 90 priorities from members and over 100 requests from pipeline safety stakeholders. i am grateful for the support from members of this committee in putting together this important piece of bipartisan legislation. in our country, roughly 3.3 million miles of onshore pipelines safely and efficiently carry natural gas, crude, hydrogen, hazardous liquids, and other energy sources vital for our nation's energy independence, making it of utmost importance for congress to ensure phmsa is focused on its core mission of advancing the safe transportation of these resources. the pipes act of 2023 reauthorizes phmsa for four years and provides the necessary resources and direction for the agency to fulfill its pipeline safety oversight responsibilities in an efficient and effective manner. the bill contains several provisions to accomplish this, including an authorization for additional p
last december, the committee passed h.r. 6494 out of committee on a bipartisan basis. in crafting this bill, the committee solicited input from a wide range of parties, and in turn received about 90 priorities from members and over 100 requests from pipeline safety stakeholders. i am grateful for the support from members of this committee in putting together this important piece of bipartisan legislation. in our country, roughly 3.3 million miles of onshore pipelines safely and efficiently...