it will not be the first time that another country and had 84 -- i would include in that austria.rom fairfax recorded an interview on camera. that was yesterday. in that interview, she said that australian intelligence agencies for the second time in monday, she broke a fundamental principle of another, or speculating about operational measures regarding security concerns. austria is not the only country in the world that is used forged passports for security operations. is this what -- australia is not the only country in the world that has it used forged passports for security operations. [unintelligible] i urge members to watch the video. this was not in inadvertence. this was with a knowing smile that she was about to deliver something that was exclusive. i urge all members to watch the video to see the calculation they broke for the second time in one day the fundamental principle. i have been critical of the opposition always for the inappropriate response for the use of australian passports -- for the failure to stand up for the abuse of cover sovereignty and our national s

ought ff, a native of austria, would be perfect.the geographic considerations were beginning to wane as a supreme court criteria. justice stones were among a host of the frankfurter enthusiast, telling him to ignore the geographic and focused on merit alone. he nominated frankfurter in early 1939. one month later, justice brandeis resigned. the two harvard-trained lawyers combined to support a plethora of the progressive policies, but they have fallen out over brandeis's opposition to the court packing scheme. in a personal visit, brandeis and recommended william douglas. douglas, along with hugo black, advocated the president a selection of wiley rutledge in 1942. roosevelt had packed the court by attrition rather than through his plan to add six seats to the bench. he made one bipartisan nomination. charles evans hughes, the courts leader over the new deal, announced that he was stepping down in 1941. fdr wanted to appoint his attorney general robert jackson. as he delivered it, he spoke with the outgoing chief and the associate j

over 60 years ago a young woman named renee pearl fled austria to escape the holocaust. she arrived alone own the shores of america as a 16 yrbled without family or friends. she arrived after years of fear and uncertainty deeply grateful to the security that america offered and hopeful about her future. renee was my mother. she instilled in me a deep love of this country and capacity to provide not only a safe harbor but also freedom and opportunity. her story, her life are a constant reminder to me. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has another minute. ms. schwartz: her story and life are constant reminder to me of the importance of our democracy and our shared responsibility to meet the goals anddeals of our nation. the national jewish american history museum and its new location honor and will elaborate on the stories of jewish americans like my mother both ordinary and extraordinary which make up the fabric of who we are as americans. i'm proud to honor the occasion of the opening of this facility and look forward to the role the museum will play in telling a

austria, finland, in the percentage of people who had those college degrees.he president believes that is a serious issue that will significantly limit our long- term economic growth if it is not addressed. we have heard lot of responses from people across the country. his focus is to try to look very carefully at that base of the pipeline, which is our community college system, the career- technical system. that is a place for those i call the maybe population. will i go on to higher education or not? in those 3 year completion rates for community college, we have about an 80% fall down rate for first time, full-time students. basically, after thrre years you are only seeing about 21% of american students actually graduating from those classes. one of the major places that happens is in those developmental and remedial courses. the students will get into the courses, and it looks a lot like the high school class as they did not particularly like or do well in. about 65% of them do not even complete the full remedial classes. that is a disaster for us, because