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mr. duncan: thank you, mr. speaker. as former chairman of the congressional sportsman caucus and avid outdoorsman, i rise in support of s. 47, the natural resources management act. let's be clear, where does most of the fund come from the h.i.v. lwcf? the land and water conservation fund is overwhelmingly funded by royalties from off-shore oil and gas leasing on the outer continental shelf. it is funded mostly from money energy companies that produce fossil fuels pay the federal government. even though we're going to overwhelmingly -- even with bipartisan support permanently re-authorize a program that's enjoyed success since 1964, it will remain in jeopardy. why? because many of the democrats supporting this have also supported this asinine, ill logical proposal called the green new deal, a shift under the green new deal away from oil and gas to complete dependence on renewables and you can kiss this fund goodbye. how do they pose to pay for the land and water conservation fund? i can assure you it won't be from royalt

i know they will be led by a former party leader and a notably courteous member, mr iain duncan smitht to the successful amendment by my right honourable friend, the member of washington and sail west, the passage was heavily based on the figure that has become as the malthouse compromise. —— altrincham and sayle west. for the importance of doubt, can she now confirmed, therefore, that this proposal forms part of government policy? i say to my right honourable friend, because he has been involved in these meetings which have taken place with the secretary of state for exiting the eu, looking at the proposals that have come to be known as the malthouse compromise. there have been a number of alternative arrangements which have been proposed over the past months. the possibility of alternative arrangements to replace the backstop is recognised by both the uk and the eu by the declaration agreed in november. the proposals that have been tabled, there are some issues, there are some questions about the proposals that have been tabled. i raised the issue of alternative arrangements with th

mr. duncan from south carolina for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. us to diveallowing into the issue of children apprehended into the southern border when they cross illegally into this country. commander white, do we know how many kids are currently separated from their parents at the southern border? let me ask this, do we know how many children were brought into this country like coyotes and sold into the sex market to be violated by merrily by men in towns like chicago or atlanta? -- by late and men in towns like chicago or atlanta? -- we don't know how many children or otherwise cross our southern border annually. we're investigating the separation of kids separated at and accompanying --egal is that a family member or coyote? what is their physical condition? what is their health? a lot of them come with a lot of problems. arehey have immunization or they bringing something that may affect the children within our communities where they are relocated? that is the appropriate thing to , to find out the health of these children before they are tur

mr. duncan from south carolina. five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. thanks for allowing us on this issue. the gentle lady from illinois just asked commander white, do we know how many kids are currently separated from their parents on the southern border in this country? let me ask this, do we know how many children were brought into this country by coyotes and sold into the sex slave market being violated by men in towns like chicago or atlanta? the answer is, no we don't. we don't know how many people, children or otherwise cross our southern border annually. we are investigating today the separation of kids when apprehended at the border and what we, as a nation when apprehending the children working to assess their situation. is that a family member they are with or a coyote? someone wanting to traffic that child. what is their physical condition? what is their health? a lot of them come with a lot of problems. we need to assess. do they have immunization or bringing in something that may affect the children within our communities where they are r

mr. jeff banks host committee cochair, doctor tonya duncan, mrs. susan sims marsh, mr.tor edna green medford, doctor ned palmer, ms. anita sheppard. would all pass councilmembers attending today's luncheon please also stand and be recognized? we appreciate your service. thank you and now doctor gladys. >> i hope you will respond to me. good morning. as you have just heard this is my partner in crime sherita jenkins thompson and together we click cochair this very special annual event for asalh and it is our privilege to do so . i am here to recognize our city officials and organizational partners who are here with us today. lionel asked you to hold applause and i will ask you to do the same thing. he responded to him very nicely, i hope you will respond to me. councilmember monique anderson, would you please stand and remain standing? alexandria councilman john taylor chapman, mr. carl ray seen the attorney general of the district of columbia, mr. brandon todd district of columbia city councilman, and prince george's city councilman rodney, calvin hawkins and mel frankl

mr. jeff banks, co-chair. dr. duncan. miss susan sims marsh. mr. moses massenburg. dr.ita shepherd. would all past council members attending today's luncheon please also stand and be recognized. [ applause ] we appreciate your service. thank you. now dr. gladys gary vaughn. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> as you've just heard, i'm gladys gary vaughn and this is my partner in crime, sharita jacobs thompson and together we co-chair this very special annual event for asalah. it is our privilege to do so. i'm here to recognize our city officials and organizational partners who are here with us today. now, lionel asked you to hold applause. i'm going to ask you to do the same thing. you responded to him very nicely. i hope you will respond to me. councilmember monique anderson. would you please stand and remain standing. alexandria councilman john taylor chapman. mr. carl ray sing, the attorney general of the district of columbia. mr. brandon todd. district of columbia city councilman. and prince george's city councilman rodney streeter, calvin hawkins and mel franklin.

mr. kraft. steve: he has his duncan donuts coffee. patriots run on dunkin. >> i like it gets me going. for the sponsorship i think they renewed. season ticket holder and he is now bought the team for $175 million. it's worth a lot more. they weren't winning much. they win all the time now. five super bowl victory. nine conference titles. 18 division titles. best of all you are a fan first, right, bob? >> i pinch myself all the time that i have the privilege of owning my hometown team. and i love having the responsibility of managing it and when you do a great job, you do -- if you do a good job, you do a great job for your community. brian: absolutely. one thing that the nfl commissioner brought up at his conference on thursday is one thing about bob kraft is that, you know, people think about what he does for the patriots. you don't understand what he does for the league. so when you are not patriots you are on all these committees trying to make the game and all these other franchises better. >> it started 25 years ago when i bought the team and i paid 50% more than i thought i would

duncan kennedy, bbc news. the world's richest man, jeff bezos, has accused the owners of the american celebrity magazine, the national enquirer, of extortion and blackmail. mre magazine's owners demanded he stop an investigation, into how the national enquirer, obtained private messages between him and a woman he was having an affair with. he claims he was told that if he didn't, the magazine would publish more intimate details. our north america editor, jon sopel has the story. when the celebrity mag national enquirer published intimate texts and photographs between the owner of amazon, jeff bezos, and his lover, it looked like a classic tabloid sting against the world's richest man. i sell about $1 billion a year of amazon stock. but bezos — someone who never needs to use the sentence "i wonder whether i can afford this" — launched his own counter investigation into how the magazine got hold of them. this seems to have panicked the national enquirer. they now stand accused of trying to blackmail bezos into dropping his investigation. but the amazon owner didn't blink. last night he called their bluff, publishing himself what the threat was. the magazine h

mr. kelly is strong. he's got a lot of support and he's going to be vindicated on all these charges one by one if it has to be. >> that was jericka duncanorting. kelly is expected to face a judge tomorrow. >>> from the super bowl ring to sex trafficking sting, tonight the billionaire owner of the new england patriots robert kraft is facing charges of his own. kraft is being charged with two misdemeanor counts of soliciting prostitution. it comes after a raid on a florida massage parlor called orchids of asia day spa. kraft is among more than 100 people linked to the bust. police say the 77-year-old went to the spa twice and received what detectives call paid act. >> we're as equally stunned as everybody else. >> does the video contain mr. kraft inside receiving the alleged act? the answer is yes. >> the charges are misdemeanors and generally carry no more than a 60 day sentence in county jail. the nfl released a statement today saying it is aware of the matter. >>> tonight empire strikes back, actor jussie smollett is being written out of the show. in a statement top brass said, "to avoid further disruption on set, we have decided to re

duncan doughnuts and under armour and marriott hotels and information that was out there and the need for some data, do you back the need for data security legislation and breach notification preemption? mr. leblanc: it's a very good question. i will start by saying it's a bit outside of the jurisdiction of the privacy and civil liberties oversight board. i am pleased that 50 states in the united states now have data breach notification laws. the question of whether or not there should also be a federal one is one that's left to the wise judgment of congress at this point to decide on that. but there is no doubt that number of breaches have gone up over the last few years. the breaches themselves are getting bigger. and at the end of the day a large number of these seem to be results from foreign nation states that are attacking american companies and american individuals. i think it's important and would be good for us as a society to begin to examine what protections we can also help put in place to protect american businesses and individuals from foreign nation states engaging in cyberattacks on them. senator blackburn: thank you. senator feinstein. senator feinstein: thanks very much

duncan: thank you very much. ambassador, would you like to ask a question? then i'll take questions from the audience. mr. wayne: maybe, undersecretary, just ask you to talk a little bit about the labor reform going on in mexico. because that is an aspect that will be important for members of the u.s. congress as they consider this trade agreement. just talk a bit about that. because i know there are ambitious plans there and there are commitments in the agreement. ms. de la mora: yes. well, thanks for the question, ambassador wayne. first, i would like to say that for president lopez obrador, labor reform and the attention to workers is central to his agenda. so i would say that with or without usmca, we would be looking at a very substantial labor reform in mexico. i in 2017 mexico passed a constitutional reform regarding labor. mexico's also a part of different conventions. and the secondary legislation that congress will have to pass, the bill was introduced on december 22, and right now is under discussion in the current congress. i guess what i would like to highlight from this labor reform is that

mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. i want to thank chairman cummings and representative meadows for sponsoring this legislation. former representative john duncan of tennessee first sponsored a bill to improve presidential libraries 19 years ago. a bill identical to the one before us passed the house in the last congress with bipartisan support. i hope we now can finally get this important reform enacted. the presidential library donation reform act would make the process for building presidential libraries more transparent. presidential libraries have become increasingly expensive, as they have evolved into multipurpose centers. the cost for building a presidential library must come from private funding and modern libraries cost millions, in some cases hundreds of millions, of dollars to build. the george w. bush presidential center, folks, cost an estimated $250 million to build, and president bush raised approximately $500 million for the building and an endowment for his library, museum and institute. although president obama has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for his presidential library, he's voluntarily disclosed the names of tho

duncan kennedy, bbc news. two motions of no confidence in the labour mp, luciana berger, tabled by members of her local party in liverpool wavertree, have been withdrawn. ms berger, who isjewish, has criticised mrparty's anti—semitism row and his stance on brexit. a source withinjeremy corbyn‘s office said it was the right decision. the deputy leader tom watson has written to the party's general secretary, calling for the local party to be suspended. the world's richest man, jefbezos, bayzos, has accused the owners of the american celebrity magazine, the national enquirer, of extortion and blackmail. mr bayzos, who founded the online retailer amazon, says the magazine's owners demanded he stop an investigation, into how the national enquirer, obtained private messages between him and a woman he was having an affair with. he claims he was told that if he didn't, the magazine would publish more intimate details. our north america editor jon sopel reports. when the celebrity magazine national enquirer published intimate text and photographs between the owner of amazon, jeff bezos, and his lover, it looked like a classic tabloid sting against the world's richest man. i sold about $1 billion a year

duncan, tsorcovering. >>> president trump has a new nominee to be the u.s. ambassador to the united nations this morning. mrtrump announced that kelly knight craft, the u.s. ambassador to canada, is his pick to present -- to represent the u.s. at the united nations. the announcement comes ahead of the president's second summit with north korean leader kim jong-un that will take place next week in vietnam. nikole killion is at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. top american and north korean negotiators reportedly met this week in vietnam ahead of the summit with president trump and kim jong-un. the president will be headed there in the coming days. back here at home, there's a lot going on. his emergency declaration at the border faces a congressional le counsel is inching closer completing his report. >> not a consideration, that's not -- that is not one of the things on the table. >> reporter: president trump said on friday a drawdown of u.s.s nearly30,000 service members are stationed will not be up for negotiation during next week's summit with kim jong-un. >> i think that n

duncan hunter agrees. he wrote a letter to the president in december saying. this mr.ain, failed one of its most dedicated and faithful warriors which is why i ask you to give your discerning attention to this case. steve: congressman duncan hunter joins us live from d.c. and "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth as you can see joins us here in the studio. good morning to both of you guys. congressman, let's start with you. back in 2013, the army looked into this and they said, you know, there is not enough to charge him with so we are going to close the case. but then, it seems like after he appeared on television, on the bret baier "special report" program, suddenly people were going wait a minute, this guy should be charged with murder. >> we have been working this for five or six years. i have been thinking about this a long time. you have until jail for 20 years. matt golsteyn under suspicion for pre-med premeditad murder. eddy gallagher in jail in san diego a navy seal is in trouble for killing bad guys the wrong way. what i think we have here is a case of