mr. green? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. congress enaed512 c in 2002 in the wake of the large-scale destruioof enron's financial documents. the statute therererohibits the impairment of the integrity or availability of information and evidence to ud in a proceeding. in 2ngress hedged and added section c2 to cover other forms of impairment, the known owns. it was, after all, the dawn of the inion age. until the january 6 prosecutions, 1512 c2, the otherwise provision, had never bed to prosecute anything other than evidence tampering. and that was for good rea this court has said when ise used in the criminal statute, means to do similar conduct in a similar way. the government would have you ignore all that or disregard all of that and instead convert c2 from a catchall provision to a dragnet. things that dragnet would cover is section c1. our construction of the statute it leads c1 and c2 to do some independent work. th january 6th prosecution demonstrate that there are a host of felony and misdemeanor crimes that coveth all

. >> mr. green, how do we determine what these two provisions have in common? do we look after the otherwise or before and why? justice thomas.before. you look at the kind manner in which documents and records are to bired and then you look after to seehat the effect is. i will submit that the effect is the same in order to cause the impairment of the integrity of e idence that's to be used in a proceeding or to prevent its availability. we look back and we look forward. >> wouldn't it be easy to look the c2 and then ask what it has in common with c1 and use that c2's provisions as a basis for that similarity? >> no, in c2 speaks to the effe of the actions that the otherwise clause covers. in otheror, we look at1 and we see that congress is concerned aboutuments and records and other objects and things that are done to those to impair thentegrity of those. the effect of that is to obstruct. c2 omits that object and verb section -- >>an just as easily say that congress is really erned about things that obstruct, influence or impede ficial proceedings. that's c2.

mr. green: no. mrs. greene: no. 56.he chair: it's now in order to consider amendment number 56 printed in part a of house report 118-559. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? mr. greene: thank you, mr. speaker, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: printed in part a of house report 118-559, offered by mrs. greene of georgia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentlewoman from georgia, mrs. greene, and a member oppose ready control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia. mrs. greene: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment also the rule to slash secretary lloyd austin's salary to no more than $1. lloyd austin has failed in his role as secretary of defense and has jeopardized the national security of the united states. he botched the american withdrawal from afghanistan, which resulted in the deaths of 13 american soldiers, along with the abandonment of american civilians and military equipment. th

mr. green? >> mr. chief justice, may it please the court. congress enacted 1512 c in 2002 in the wake of the large-scale destruction of enron's documents. it prohibits the impairment of the integrity or availability of information and evidence to be used in a proceeding. in 2002 congress hedged and added section c2 to cover other forms of impairment, the known unknowns. it was the dawn of the information age. until the january 6 prosecutions, 1512 c to the otherwise provision, had never been used to prosecute anything other than evidence tampering. this cortez said when otherwise used in the criminal statute, means to do similar conduct in a similar way. the government would have you ignore all that or disregard all of that and instead convert c 2 from a catchall provision to a dragnet. one of the things that would cover his section c 1 that leaves c1 and c2 to do independent work. the january 6 prosecutions demonstrate that there are a host of felony and misdemeanor crimes that cover the alleged conduct. the enron driven evidence tampering

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mr. greene: thank you, mr. speaker. hearing my colleague across the aisle talking about the rape and murder of women, i'd like to remind everyone that american women and children are being rape and had murdered -- raped and murdered by illegal alien monsters that the biden administration is allowing into the country, releasing into our country, paying for them to be traveled through buses, planes, to all 50 states. and if this united states house of representatives should care about any women and girls and children being raped and murdered, it should be american women, girls, and children. but this body cares most about ukraine. i would like to remind everyone that just recently a ukrainian group called texty published a list of ukrainian enemies that includes almost 400 americans, including republican u.s. lawmakers, conservative influencers, and media groups and anti-war activists. .this group receives money from the u.s. state department through group receives this grop receives money through the u.s. through state c

green is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think the ranking member as well.myself with the comments of the ranking member. mr. chairman, chair gruenberg has stated he will step down. he will step down once a successor is confirmed. like to thank president biden for putting forth a capable, competent and qualified nominee i encourage the senate to confirm this nominee as quickly as possible. confirm this nominee who will rectify a toxic causality that . i do concur with the ranking me the employees, the persons who worked there in all facets of work deserve a safe and secure working environment. i trust the chair and his successor the new chair who will succeed gruenberg will strengthg regulations, capitol requirements as well as rain and incentive -based compensation that encourages excess risk accs risk-taking. and again produce a safe work environment. i think you and i yield back.gmh note for the record my front running the white house we have yet to see the full nomination presented the trust results indicate our democratic colleagues are saying it. will

thank you mr. nazari, mr. raj, the green electricity that mr. nazari mentioned. i would like to thank mr. nazari for the explanations given by the diligent governor of khorasan razavi. you see, we have a 10 megawatt power plant in javain agriculture and industry , which has been put into operation today. for these two power plants, there is a 100 megawatt solar power plant in kashmir and a 200 megawatt power plant that is actually being built in foulad sangan. this explanation it should be noted that according to article 4 of the law on the development of the electricity industry, the country's industry is obliged to build 10,000 megawatts of power plants. of these 10,000 megawatts, 1,000 megawatts are renewable power plants. fortunately, the share of renewable power plants has been more than 10,000 megawatts in terms of the start of operational operations. in other words, 6,000 megawatts of power plants have started operational operations, and more than 12,030 megawatts of this are related to renewable power plants. that in razavi khorasan province, specifically

mr.arson was expand the use of child welfare funds for family resources along with congressman kerri. i know something about survivor benefits. with this in benefits i don't why sisters tonight would have done. the goodwill of the graciousness of a grandmother who took us in. vice ranking member, is spearheading an effort to protect native american children. keeping them with their tribes whenever possible and ensuring states and frolic the requirements of the indian child welfare act. congressman are working to expand the availability of evidence-basedab intervention to keep children out of foster care. which is complemented by legislation that is led by congresswoman moore and congressman adrian smith and ensure child welfare agencies are guided by lived experiences it. selling our work around these most affected is so critical it is how we create meaningful policy. congresswoman moore at work to e chairman legislation to prevent separation of families when they find themselves in a cri

burns, high school, mr.obeirne, dees. >> yeah, i think that's enough. >> all right, one more time. what is your son's girlfriend's name? not brielle. [ applause ] >> jimmy: get it eventually. thanks, dad. we have a good show for you tonight. from "the bear" lionel boyce is here. we've got music from madison beer and we'll be right back with austin butler. ♪ >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by pet smart. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. tonight, you know him as the man who makes the pastries on "the bear," lionel boyce is with us. [ cheering ] then later, making her third appearance on the show, her new song is called "make you mine." madison beer on our outdoor stage. this week, we've got new shows with dakota johnson, norman reedus, jack quaid, hannah einbinder and zac efron, with music from gracie abrams, maya hawke and wallows. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight has journeyed from the gates of graceland to the dunes of arrakis. now he's the king of the road in the new movie "the

he can't remove it until we go to court and mr.e gone to court three times already, and he hasn't presented himself. will: so just make sure i understand correctly, and elle put this to you, william. so we're seeing this video on the screen. this man attacks your grandfather, i believe, correct? your grandfather, and your grandmother steps in and tries to do something to stop there, she's in the black shirt. and when she attempts the defend her husband, she goes to the ground, hits her head. it's left her with brain damage. she's on life support, as i understand it now, and the d.a.'s saying because he didn't stand up to push her down because she tried to intervene and she ended up because he initiates this fight hitting her head on the pavement, that's not a climb? >> yeah. -- a crime? >> yeah. he, they're pretty much saying that his one-on-one altercation was just with my grandpa, and they kind of made it seem like it was her fault for getting out of the car and trying to defend my grandpa even though, i mean, his age and the man

mr. green and mr. foster.background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> consent to thank our witnesses. whenever you're ready i will yield to you first. >> tha members of the rules committee. i am really grateful for this opportunity to testify beforer your committee today is a member of the defense appropriations subcommittee. the deep appreciation and enduring interest to ensure the dedicated men and women of armed forces have the tools they need not only to defend our nation but also in the amendments i going to present when they return hom they receive the benefits they have earned. today i will address two amendments. that i am proposing for inclusion in consideration fiscal year 2025 national defense appropriations act. the first is a bipartisan amendmentt to strike new service medal entitled the last service memberth standing metal. this amendment directs the department of defense to establish and facilitate the issuance of a new service medal recognize exceptional bravery and heroism for plus service

we've got a few folks like mr. green and on staff, but not very many. and so we have to take this sequentially and kind of bite off the pieces as we can. so it's certainly something that we would aim to do and hope to be able to resource in the future. okay, two more density decontrol when combined with the state density bonus. i think all of us are struggling to keep up with the large volume of legislation in from the state, and it's a moving target. but given that density control is a big strategy, and you are thinking about it in conjunction , maybe with the entire west side, and i, i'd like to understand better how that how you reconcile that and whether it triggers, you know, when we say we want to keep it at 40ft, but, you know, you can build as many units as you can fit in with, you know, form, how does that how does that work with the state density bonus law or with your scheme for an alternative local density bonus? yeah. so i mean, as we saw the density bonus, i mean, state density bonus, you can, you tend to you can add additional height, esp

how frustrating is that for you, mr green?. >> i like i suspect you would rather be talking about the choice at this election , the choice at this election, the issues at this election. >> and, you know, it's a perfectly reasonable story for you to have as your your lead story. so yes, it's frustrating and but i think i just hope asked the question, you know, why hasn't the prime minister acted fully yet. >> the answer he answered it himself. >> it's because because there's an investigation still going on. and i think in all fairness, while that investigation is going on, you can't come to any conclusion about any particular individual . individual. >> and yet we spoke to a former secretary, press secretary to downing street for margaret thatcher earlier this week, and she was resolutely clear these people's feet wouldn't have touched the ground. they'd have been booted straight out and this hands your opponents from ed davey sir keir starmer and nigel farage. it hands them a gun to shoot you with because the conversation is s

mr. schweikert: congressman green, let's be honest. we're oceans apart as a traditional democrat and a conservative republican but yet since the day you've been here, you've always been remarkably kind to me. you're one of my little girl's favorite people because you're sweet to her. it's a demonstration we may see lots of the world differently. you know i'm passionately trying to convince you that the morality of making people healthier is the most powerful thing we can do in income and equality and some of the inflictions that exist in our society today. one day i'm going to close that deal. but thank you for being so kind to my family and i. madam speaker pro tempore, this one's going to be a little thick. and i apologize right now to the person who has to try to keep these words down. last friday we issued the joint economic report. the joint economic committee actually has a really neat history, 1956, i think it was chartered. actually, right now i'm finishing up the autobiography of milton friedman and they talk about the number

i want to thank you, mr. greene. >> if you can give me 10 seconds, i failed to mention de la cruz, 15th congressional district, the lead sponsor on the url legislation i called to your attention and i want her to get the credit she deserves. >> thank you, mr. greene, appreciate it. thank the witnesses for their testimony. without objection, revision of glenn grothman, pat fallon, jennifer gonzalez colon, wesley hunt, roger williams, chris smith, paul kosar, testimony included in the record. is there anyone else wanting to testify in hr 70 with reports to resolutions recommending the house of representatives find u.s. attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress ? seeing none, discloses this portion of the hearing. without objection, the committee stands in recess subject to the call of the chair. >>> the rules committee here taking a break, it has been a few minutes, numbers are considering two things today, the 2025 defense programs and policy bill and resolution to hold attorney general merrick

mr. roy: who benefits from this rush to so-called green policy.china, one of our greatest political adversaries. it accounts 63% of the rare earth mining and 92 of magnate production and lithium snrie. 673% of cobalt. they get the cobalt and relying on child labor. 95% of mag arch n emp se what is building more coal plants. china is building two coal-fired plants a week. we are building none. we built one freakin nuclear. because we're stupid. literally, we are so stupid you can't even put it into words and allowing our adversaries to have reliable power and guys have to check, let me look at my check list i got to an e.v. that will do a lot for climate change while china is passing massive amounts through their coal-fired plants all over china. i reserve. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. mcclellan: one thing we learned in virginia is all encompassing approach to energy is smart and good for national security and good to have energy independence here and includestronic and not just a view that the only fuel available is fossil fuel. i

greene: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment prohibits the department of homeland security from working with the state department to establish something they call safe mobility oes. as if legalizing and enabling the invasion of america is not enough, the biden administration wants to create offices down in foreign countries to bring more people in and help them invade the united states. it's unbelievable. and they want the american taxpayer to pay for it. secretary mayorkas is not only allowing illegals to invade our country, he's actively importing these terrorists and rapists into our country through the establishment, taxpayer-funded, by the way, safe mobility offices. in a recent abc interview, mayorkas bragged about this fact, stating, we have built safe mobility offices in colombia, ecuador, guatemala, costa rica, to reach people where they are. so they don't have to take the perilous journey. i can't even believe this is a real thing. he's not discouraging our preventing these illegals from invading our borde

consider these words of mr.een light for action, and then, for example, an hour and a half later, a denial will come from the pentagon, with a shudder, they will show: guys, you misunderstood here, you violated the red lines, you spoiled our relations there, so to us, we value the relationship with the united states very much and we are very careful to communicate, double check that we are correct understood whether there was a mistake in the translation, or maybe we know re... interpreted your words the way we wanted it, in fact you wanted to say something else, that is, this is really an agreement that will last for a certain time, well, by the way, it is interesting, and why is this happening, so to speak, from open sources, these are the interpretations, and not through closed channels, this is true, of course, personally, i expected such an agreement in some sense, that informally the united states will just give a nod, work, who are we, what don't bother you, work, you have our weapons, as long as it is th

. >> mr.r, marjorie taylor green said that she's going to president biden this week if you don't move on that. had any discussions on that yet and is that something you would be able to do anything -- now? >> we have talked about it in general impeachment power is one that we carefully hear as i've said heaviest power that congress has. it's needs to be methodical. look there's no question president biden sing the worst president i think president biden is worst president in the history of the country. and there may be a impeachable offenses there's process that's going about that's been looked at the committee jury diction and process continues so we have to let the constitutional process and our constitutional responsibility play out. so yes. >> mr. speaker thank you. when talking about president biden, eo that we expect to roll out, few questions on that. one, why is no limit which is what we have now -- better than some limit why are you says we shouldn't go for some limit here and also is

. >> mr. that she's going privilege -- to president biden this week if you don't move on that. had any discussions on yet and is that something you would be able to do anything -- now? >> we have talked about it in general impeachment power is one that we carefully hear as i've said heaviest power that congress has. it's needs to be methodical. look there's president biden sing the worst president i think president bin is worst president in the history of the country. and there may be a impeachable offenses there's process that's going about that's been looked at the committee jury diction so we have to let the constitutional process and our constitutional so yes. >> mr. speaker thank you. when talngbiden, eo that we expl out, few questions on that.hy is what we have now -- better than some limit why are you sayseuldn't go for some limit here and also is your plan to actually move some kind ■ofegislative vehicle we know hr2 is what you want but you actually get something done that ca your plan

to add important industries like green waves, where there is a technocrat, mr. version of who has additional code is exemplary. he's done a fabulous job and he knows this stuff. but coming to the in the relationship, i thought. busy in the ukraine incident happened, there was a lot of pushback from certain quarters within india on that. embody saying that you have a pleasant friendship with russia, but the russian oil is of that angle isn't bored. you have a great relationship going with food and, but at the same time, what about how the world is reacting to ukraine? but i said movie and the be just the gift. a very stable line. the links open with mr. fulton and that relationship has stayed. and russia in india, i would say, would continue to remain friends and future. no matter other criticism that has come, i'm just, i'm with these way. and a very interesting times in data does auto go? it's always a pleasure to always is that if i could so on. so join us here on odd. see, thanks again. thank you for having. well, we'll be bringing all the news from and is alexa and throughout the day wit

mr. buchanan from florida. >> think it mr. chairman appreciate the opportunity we also want to thank our witnesses by note ms. hilton a lot of other offices on the helper you are relentless grandfather 10 children nine and under. i read the country is made up of 25% are kids. they make up one 100% the future so that your work and the committee work is huge. i just ask you what i think i tu been involved with nine different states the potential impacts and we can help you and others get the best return for that tax a pair have the biggest impact in terms of the kids in the country. to push in one direction or another. you would be a couple of big things we can make a big difference to weigh in on? >> thank you so much. i appreciate your kind words and i appreciate your question. i work at the federal and state level to enact change. at the federal level will be reauthorized and data collection. to outlaw abusive practices like restraint and seclusion by a single requirement with an unannou

according to mr. hosseini, there are more than 120 renewable power plants licensed to operate in the energy exchange, about 370 they supply megawatts of electricity in the green switchboard. according to hosseini, the most important position. the supply of electricity in the physical market of the energy exchange is a cash settlement for buyers and sellers. however, the country's electricity consumption has crossed the 70,000 megawatt mark, the managing director of tavanir company said that due to the electricity imbalance, the customers should manage the consumption. i am talking about this with the general manager of energy affairs of industry customers. mr. yaquti's electricity. hello, mr. yaquti . what percentage of electricity consumption has increased compared to last week, and do the departments have the necessary cooperation regarding consumption management? and all dear viewers, well, as you announced last week, the growth of time consumption actually crossed the 70,000 megawatt mark. compare

and then there's green german economy. mr. robert had back, who would probably brag about how he was working on making his shower time, shorter and shorter to stick it to putin and reducing any need for russian energy. and he seemed pretty sure that it was working too well, at least until reality went back to shower curtain and much too much to be met. and it looks like there's nobody wants to invest in russia anymore. put in, con, keep this up for much longer. we can go on like vase overall. we need to invest more in this country again and get taken on the growth golding. so it's not too hard to imagine how europeans could be tired of performances like that by their readings. the little side circus at the e. u was amusing and heart warming with all this cost and talk of saving the respects, drawings, less money from european tax payers added. but now even they're, most loyal audience of fans really cannot afford their price of admission. the right to have you with us aeronautics a international as always with the, with plans

greene: thank you, mr. speaker.eve in two genders. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment 37 pointed in part 118-551 offered by ms. greene of georgia.ursuant te resolution 1287, the gentlewoman from georgia, ms. greene, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. ms. greene: thank you, mr. speaker. my amendment would say none of the funds available in the ndaa may be used for assistance to ukraine. i think it's an important amendment because i strongly support the ndaa. it's a great funding bill that has many things involved our military needs and even contained a pay raise for our troops, which i believe in right now while many of our military members are suffering under this inflation caused by the biden administration. but think it's extremely important for members of congress to vote separately for funding for foreign wars. and i do not believe funding for ukraine should be a part of the nd

mr. trump to san francisco and his supporters will come out tomorrow morning to marina green . they're hoping that he might land here, just like biden, and landed here, earlier last month. yeah, that could happen. in terms of the actual fundraiser in san francisco, some high profile hosts and some, i believe, about 50,000 bucks just to get in minimum price. and it is an expensive vip ticket. it's hosted at the pacific heights home of david sacks and jacquelyn sacks. david sacks is a venture capitalist and a podcast host. he's co-hosting the event with his co podcast host, who also is a venture capitalist. and like you said, the ticket price for vip starts at $50,000, reportedly, and for a couple it could go as high as $500,000. yeah that that that's a big number. yeah. david sacks and chamath palihapitiya. is there a shift in support from people you're speaking with in terms of republican leadership or anyone else in san francisco following mr. trump's guilty verdict? yeah. the chair of t

according to mr. rajabi meshheh, the daily electricity consumption in the last days of june 1402 was 66 thousand megawatts. which has now reached 7050 megawatts. pointing out that this year's peak consumption period has started earlier, managing director tawanir asked people to follow the correct pattern of electricity consumption so that all compatriots across the country can benefit from the blessing of electricity. the head of the stock exchange organization said that with the coordination of the ministry of energy, it was decided to cut off or limit the consumption of electricity the industry in the summer with prior notice to the production units and planned. according to mr. eshghi, some big companies started building power plants and managing electricity consumption in order to avoid heavy losses from power outages. the head of the stock exchange organization said that one of the programs of this organization is to control and reduce electricity consumption. the time of power cut of the product

thank you, mr. mamanpoosh, god bless you. however, more than 6 hours have passed since the beginning of the voting process for the 14th presidential term, and people are still present at the ballot boxes all over the country. people in the polling stations will be able to be extended . we will go to the country's election headquarters and talk to the reporter mr. pishbeh's radio and television news agency. hello , tell us about the latest news from your headquarters about the elections. please , thank you very much, mrs. hosseinzadeh. in the name of allah , the most merciful. i am polite and respectful . dear viewers of this news section , i am informing you that the elections have started at 8:00 a.m. today in 580 branches across the country. domestic and 34 branches abroad, the election process has started and alhamdulillah, the elections are being held in complete health and safety. more than 800,000 executive forces are involved in today's election throughout the country , and 250,000 military and security forces are invo

nick was joined a short while ago by the green party's co—leader, adrian ramsay.e bbc that his party has a "different way of thinking" when it comes to tax and spending. he defended the party's pledge to raise taxes and said it is the only party being honest with the public during the general election campaign. the green party's manifesto claims it will raise up to £70 billion a year through increases in wealth tax, capital gains tax and national insurance. let's hear some of what adrian ramsay had to say about its planned tax hikes. let's talk about tax. absolutely. let me finish that point. so, the share of the economy that goes into tax for the uk at the moment is near the bottom of the european league table. what we are proposing would move us up, but we would still be below where france and other countries are, and so actually it's labour and the conservatives that are way out of step with what other countries are doing. the ifs, institute for fiscal studies, has been very clear that the next government is either going to have to cut public services or increa

we also saw many jobs, mr. yes , south khorasan, dear colleagues, i think they are working in the green space in their own clothes, coming to various reports, our dear colleagues and journalists, who go among the people, ask questions from different strata of different jobs, come to the polls, now we have the village of ismail abad, kerman. together we think it is time to remember dear haj qasim, whenever the name of kerman is mentioned and you see that the queues are long and people are standing in line to vote , we write iran, we read honor and pride with these people. o patient hero of iran. until the doomsday, eternal iran with your name in your heart. the hand of unity and unity of love and brotherhood. love and brotherhood for the glory of our dear motherland , we are equal, we are equal, we must make our homeland like another paradise of god, all the signs of all the servants in the name of iran. on the way to the homeland on the way to the homeland arshim's descendants are on the khushim khoon siavshim

biden's green energy push, will they that back to the pumps?next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the "big weekend show". electric vehicle owners buyer's remorse. despite those driving gas powered vehicles off the road new data shows 46% will likely make the switch back to gas when find their next car charging stations are just one of the reasons the sentiment is souring on ev's. a recent study found one in every five public charters in the u.s. doesn't even work. >> i've got to tell you, i drove a tesla earlier this year and it was a great car but took an hour to charge up and still wasn't one 100%. now we got mandates like in california by 2035 gavin newsom wants every car to be pretty much in ev. you think it will backfire? >> i think it has. i have left 150, a suburban but also a tesla. i love it. it's a great car but the united states of america, how american people should not be paying to come up with charging stations. elon musk can figure out how to create a network. the how to use these public ones. why should the public have to pay for that? ther

i now recognize miss green from georgia for 5 minutes of questions. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. fauci, you were quoted saying, it is easy to criticize, but they are really criticizing science, because i represent science. do you represent science, mr. fauci? >> i am a scientist that uses the scientific method to gain information. >> you said you represent science. do you represent science, yes or no? >> that's not a "y a "yes" or "" >> it's a "yes" or "no." we will take that is you don't know what you represent. this is director of the nih, you did sign off on these so-called scientific experiments. i want to tell you, this is disgusting. and evil. what you signed off on in these experiments that happened to beagles, paid for by the american taxpayer. i want you to note that americans don't pay their taxes for animals to be tortured like this. that type of science that you are representing, mr. fauci, is abhorrent, and it needs to stop. mr. fauci, you also represent the type of science where you confess that you made up the covid rules. including 6 feet social distancing and mas

and while mr.rump never actually stopped by marina green, his supporters were energized and ready to welcome him to san francisco. things didn't go quite according to plan for some people, however. abc seven news reporter lena howland continues our team coverage with that story. >> supporters of former president donald trump lined up along san francisco's famous marina green and waited for hours. >> the reason we're here today is to support trump and his in his agenda. and for me, it's drill, baby drill and border security. >> this supporter from fremont said his flag was sent from his friends back in idaho back in 2016, the first time trump ran for president eight years ago. >> i fly it proudly uh- for trump and hopefully he'll see it when he stops by. >> though trump never stopped by a giant inflatable trump chicken did wearing a prison shirt, the former president was convicted by a new york city jury one week ago of 34 charges in the hush money trial. >> we just felt it was really important to k

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i can't us minutes for the to cut him even of components in the most and does mr. allison most lot sizes. i also read read, read the greens that our politicians didn't say, you know, there are for the patients, there are for something good. so it is, it is very difficult to accept that the room is full of greens for various allegations that nobody did anything for the environment to you. most of the decisions types of support, also the least one topic that was mentioned there, that i think was particularly in force and was about our european market and protecting sustainable practices here. one of the measures that for me, i'm most excited to bring in the european parliament susie instruction, both sustainability criteria on our board there. because this was for on the one hand streets just leave those spike choose team. that's a practice that agriculture in a sustainable way, but also we link will encourage other countries to adopt our practices to they want to trace with your. i think if we aren't creative, we can find solutions to the problems we face. i like ve

mr. maloney:y of approaches. near shoring is one opportunity.hich is getting a lot we are a green region. 51% of our electricity is generated by renewables. if the europeans get serious about adjustment mechanisms that offers a comparative advantage to the on. that effort is a little more uniform. you find all countries in the region interested in those kinds of opportunities. i would say we are seeing is a lot of experimentation. ithere is obviously frustrated with the previous growth model across the region. 30, 40 years we have been folling the recipe and chile is growing at 2%. it is not enough. so there is a lot of experimentation going on. some countries like costa rica have been fairly impressive. chileans■7 are doing interesting things on how to leverage lithium economies, putting a lot more money into research and development and innovation and upscaling of the technical population than they have in e past. i think we did underestimate the managerial capital and tactical human capital i previous discussions, so we are seeing a lot of di

mr. fauci? yes or no? no. that's not a yes or no. yes. it's a yesterday. this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we're talking about today is your scientific experiments. you're not dr. your, mr. fauci and my few minutes, he belongs in suspend. >> i've instructed her to address him as doctor july address. doctor. >> is this what we have become? is this what we have devolved into? >> we should be writing a criminal referral because you should be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. you belong in prison. dr. fauci prosecuted for crimes against humanity. of course, whether you agree with dr. fauci or not, he has served his country for more than half a century in public service he was the nation's top infectious disease expert he's advised seven us presidents from both parties and of course he famously worked on the federal response to aids, but also a bola, the zika virus. anthrax scares. and also, as we all know covid, there should be questions about what happened given more than 1 million americans died during that the pandemic. and th

larry: >> no one of 'cus mr. trump cause mr. trump of being soft on the border. interesting wrinkle. i interviewed him before the be round table. 10 or 12 days ago, he made this point. if you get a diploma from from a college or graduate school you should get a green card. doug collins what do you think? >> i agree with you not taking anything away from stopping them at border he how would you down front but dealing with folks who are here with a pathway this issue has come up before. we can't do this, i think that donald trump understanding this until we actually close the border then get a handle on other problems with th immigration system, high is looking forward and understands -- he is look forward and understands the situation but he does understand you have to stop the flow at border. larry: scott perry, the last word, deportation idea he goes eisenhower. deportation idea when poll on this, you probably know, is very popular. when you see the horrible hideous monstrous stories, in new york, in maryland, and georgia and texas. deportation of criminals will

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mcfaul o some members of the united states senate in the green room i talk about america's leadership the role. despite the problems we have em here at home and our concern about inflation our concerns about crime, our concern aboutedom voting rights all the big issues that we care about we have to maintain america's leadership in the world. important that when i you approach your republican lawmaker or republicanr whoever is going to tell them about your own experiences. tell them about you know, you know so that they can learn from your experience why it's important. and i just hadad to close because i i've got 30 seconds i'm going to take them all. couple weeks ago i was invited to the state dinner. now, had two high school commencement speeches that day. those are tough speeches by way high school college you can tell them for things, you're but high school she would like you know you're going to be a freshman again right? but i but i got invited to the state dinner and this was for the president of kenya. at 19 and left america. i went to the u.n. conference -- >> the senate will

is mr. danielle corvalle? good afternoon, your excellency is mister president, president, thank you for having me. i am appearing as a executive committee member of the u. s. peace council today. and we are very alarmed with what appears to be the creek towards world war 3. because you now have president biden presenting russia with what is known as the reverse cuban missile crisis. saying that ukraine can feel free to use western arms, munitions miss house to attack russia deep within its territory. and i think the security council has to deal with that to maintain international peace and security and 2 of our a global comp conflagration. the next thing i want to talk about i, i was shocked that i would have to talk about this, and that is the very shortly, ironically, very shortly after the west, the celebrated di da, the by the ministration announced that it would start arming the ass off the child and you crap, which is a neo nazi organization. how to the west in the united states, in particular, talk abou

larry: >> no one of 'cus mr. trump cause mr. trump of being soft on the border.ive deportation program. it is an interesting wrinkle. i interviewed him before the be round table. 10 or 12 days ago, he made this point. if you get a diploma from from a college or graduate school you should get a green card. doug collins what do you think? >> i agree with you not taking anything away from stopping them at border he how would you down front but dealing with folks who are here with a pathway this issue has come up before. we can't do this, i think that donald trump understanding this until we actually close the border then get a handle on other problems with t immigration system, high is looking forward and understands -- he is look forward and understands the situation but he does understand you have to stop the flow at border. larry: scott perry, the last word, deportation idea he goes eisenhower. deportation idea when poll on this, you probably know, is very popular. when you see the horrible hideous monstrous stories, in new york, in maryland, and georgia and texa

. >> thank you, mr. demmer. i now recognize mr. sikorski for five minutes to summarize his opening statement. >> chairman green, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of the committee. take you for the opportunity to testify on critical role that artificial intelligence plays in enhancing cyber security defenses and security the homeland. my name is michael sikorsky and i'm the chief technology officer and vice president of engineering, which is threat intelligence and response division of palo alto networks. for those not familiar with palo alto networks, we are an american headquartered company founded in 2005 that has since become the global -- leader. we support 95 of the fortune 100, the u.s. federal government, critical infrastructure operators, and a wide range of state and local partners. this means that we have deep and broad visibility into the cyber threat landscape. we are committed to being trusted national security partners with the federal government. as my written testimony outlines, a.i. is central to real

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. >> thank you, mr. demmer. i now recognize mr. sikorski for five minutes to summarize his opening statement. >> chairman green, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of the committee. take you for the opportunity to testify on 6-critical role that artificial intelligence plays in enhancing cyber security defenses and security the homeland. my me is michael sikorsky and i'm the chief technology officer and vice president of engineering, which threat intelligence and response division of palo alto networks. for those not familiar with palo alto networks, we are an american headquartered company founded in 2005 that has since become the leader. we support 95 of the fortune 100, the u.s. federal government, critical infrastructure operators, and a wide range of state and local partners. this means that we have deep and broad visibility into the cyber threat landscape. we are committed to being trusted national security government. h the fe as my written testimony outlines, a.i. is central to realizg we encourage everyone to e