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and that is an importants an imr state of the union. other moments and i imagine and it's not for me but i imagine what advertising is about as well and you saw that again an important part of the president's first ad was on this issue as well. we all have to do the work getting the message out. in an elti many vehicles that people can focus their attention. and i would say health care is a place where the relatively high. as a person who works to protect the aft against republican efforts to repeal it, today, i would say millions more people have benefited from the aft. 21 million people, nine million more people as when joe biden were in the health care exchanges. many more have health care. and you are talking about ripping away health care for 30 million, 40 million americans in total if the effort to repeal it comes back again. >> move to opioids. you announced a challenge to to lifesiesk opioid overdoses.s you have invested billions and billions in this in opioids and protecting people from them. what is the money tied to this eff

remember this but te specifics of the law but they sickly, it requires -- it would require him to turn ove■imrause he says i'm putting the data in texas and with a big firewall, i still think the chinese government gets the data at the end of the day. host: let's go to nevada, elizabeth, good morning in las vegas. caller: good morning. the guy from texas basically said it all but i didn't want to hang up. if it's good for the country and we don't have people spying on us, i don't have children but if i did, i wouldn't want them on there and being exposed. it's a dangerous world. it's not about taking our freedoms away. we have a lot of apps to go on. i got on facebook after 11 years, two years and you don't know what freedom that was. host: when you got off facebook, did you thinkaddiction or did yu were checking it and using it too much when she decided to not look at it anymore? caller: yes. at a later date. ■íit destroyed a lot of friendships during the trump thing and he destroyed a lot of people's friendships in this country. you know, i lost yo elizabeth t. mattie in norfolk, virginia. c

even in an attack, engineering troops often go first, because they have such imr vehicles in their arsenalng clearing vehicle is also an integral participant in assaults... to make passages in minefields or, for example, to overcome the rubble in urban areas, you can’t do without it, that’s how it ’s done, only after that can the infantry move forward, through a ready-made passage. the sentry has demonstrated the capabilities of this armored vehicle more than once. vladimir mekhanik, the driver of the emr, has been fighting on it since the first days and has come under fire , been blown up by mines, been awarded medals, recently went straight from the hospital to his home brigade, speaks calmly about his combat experience, this is a job for men, and how generally fearless, considering that you're taking a direct hit, no, it doesn't hurt, how in general, in general, and why, and how, well , firstly, because you sit in armor and... well, how can you do without it? there’s a little bit of fear, but we’re still moving forward. the work of military engineers in the rear is no less important. it

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as a member of the financial services committee, can't imre has always been willing to and n to our perspectivessation. so would you please join me in welcoming house majority whip tom emmer to the stage for conversation with aba's had a congressional relations, kirsten sutton. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> can't good to see you. thank you for being here. for bankers and run, can't emmer hold a leadership position in the house of representatives. lots going on the house now with republicans. we occasionally see things in the news here and there, so the place is with and i wanted to get started off and explain a little bit of what that role entails? >> i will. first off, welcome to washington, d.c. great to be with a bunch of free market entrepreneurs the banking committee in this country. god bless you for what you majority whip, now, if we don't know what it is, it's funny, most people one up as because they think i'm supposed to know all that. but you're not. the speakers in charge of the speaker is in charge of the capitol hill police. the speaker is in charge of the architect of the capitol. literally

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of them , in the case of the albanian imrsending the majority of them , in the case of the albanian imrority of them , in the case of the albanian imrsending money back of them , in the case of the albanian imrsending money back then.em are sending money back then. they're having families here. >> but let's also look at other things round, you know, things in the round, you know, education, school education, getting school places, that's places, for example. that's a massive the housing massive problem, the housing crisis things have crisis that these things have been a very , very been problems for a very, very long time. >> not specific to this. >> this is not specific to this. >> this is not specific to this. >> plonk another 700,000 people a year. >> and is a year. >> and the >> and this is where the many on the into the left tie themselves into knots they embrace this knots because they embrace this mass immigration hit at mass immigration and hit back at anyone that questions it, and then they want to moan about the services collapsing as well. you can't it both it's can't have it

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey imr. pallone: madam speaker i yield three minutes now to the gentleman from illinois, mr. casten. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for three minutes. mr. casten: i'd like to thank the gentleman for yielding me time. i want to shift now to the elimination of the greenhouse gas reduction funes. this program helps to pay for projects that reduce climate pollution, help grow energy independence lower energy bills and revitalize communities that otherwise would not be funded. so what does that mean? these are projects that are good projects. but they struggle to get capital. so maybe it's an inner city school that would like to put solar panels on the roof, cut their energy bills lower their pollution, but they're not in a town that can afford to raise the bond to do that. maybe it's an appalachian coal field supld like to grow a green space grow -- build a green space grow their community. maybe it's a rural area that needs a e.v. bus program to reduce polluti