mr. jordan. mr. jordan: i want to associate myself the remarks of the chairman and ranking member regarding our colleague from maryland. and what his family is dealing with. mr. chairman, what happened at the capitol on january 6 was as wrong as wrong can be. it i is not what america is about. physical violence of any kind is wrong. we condemn this violence, we commend the men and women of the capitol police for their bravery and we mourn those who have lost their limbs. all political violence should be condemned all the time. this should not be a partisan issue. republicans have been consistent. we condemned the violence last summer and condemned the violence last week. congress needs to stop this effort to remove the president from office just one week before he's set to leave. continued calls to remove the president -- impeach the president or remove him from office using the 25th amendment i don't think is healthy for our nation. this will do nothing to unify or heal the country. the democrats' pl

mr. jordan: i yield. mrs. boebert: i rise today to oppose this impeachment and denounce the recent violence on the capitol just as i opposed the previous impeachment and the violence we witnessed all summer long. make no mistake the hypocrisy of the left is on the full. we got to fight in congress. fight in the courts, fight in the streets. taken behind the gym and beat the hell out of them. go and take trump out tonight. sound familiar? what about the gentlewoman from new york who defended the looting by saying they wanted loaves of bread. do not produce baked goods. where is the accountability for the left after encouraging and normalizing violence? rather than helping american people in this time, we start impeachment that further divides our country. i call bull crap. when i hear the democrats demanding untie, they are only unified in hate. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california one minute. ms. waters: i

mr. jordan: i yield. mrs. boebert: i rise today to oppose this impeachment and denounce the recent violence on the capitol just as i opposed the previous impeachment and the violence we witnessed all summer long. make no mistake the hypocrisy of the left is on the full. we got to fight in congress. fight in the courts, fight in the streets. taken behind the gym and beat the hell out of them. go and take trump out tonight. sound familiar? what about the gentlewoman from new york who defended the looting by saying they wanted loaves of bread. do not produce baked goods. where is the accountability for the left after encouraging and normalizing violence? rather than helping american people in this time, we start impeachment that further divides our country. i call bull crap. when i hear the democrats demanding untie, they are only unified in hate. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california one minute. ms. waters: i

mr. jordan: i yield. mrs.oebert: i rise today to oppose this impeachment and denounce the recent violence on the capitol just as i opposed the previous impeachment and the violence we witnessed all summer long. make no mistake the hypocrisy of the left is on the full. we got to fight in congress. fight in the courts, fight in the streets. taken behind the gym and beat the hell out of them. go and take trump out tonight. sound familiar? what about the gentlewoman from new york who defended the looting by saying they wanted loaves of bread. do not produce baked goods. where is the accountability for the left after encouraging and normalizing violence? rather than helping american people in this time, we start impeachment that further divides our country. i call bull crap. when i hear the democrats demanding untie, they are only unified in hate. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. nadler: i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentlelady from california one minute. ms. waters: i r

mr. jordan: mr. chairman, i said joe biden won the election but there were problems with how it was done i think in an unconstitutional fashion and things we objected to. mr. mcgovern: people came here. mr. jordan: you disagree with what justice ginsburg said? mr. mcgovern: people came here because they believed the lie that the president and many people in this chamber perpetrated that this election was not run in a fair and square fashion. and to the president to this day continues to perpetrate the lie that he won this election by a landslide. you want to talk about healing, the people who came here thought the president was telling the truth like many of you who are backing him up are telling the truth and ended up in this terrible ordeal which five people lost their lives. mr. jordan: did you object on january 5, 2017. mr. mcgovern: i didn't say the election was stolen and i acknowledged he was the president the day after the election. hillary clinton conceded the day after the election. [talkin

mr. jordan: reserve. we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to mr. soto from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. the gentleman is recognized. mr. soto: mr. speaker, i was in the gallery right behind us when the capitol was breached. then domestic terrorists breached the rotunda. i heard the loud sounds of gunshots through this sacred chamber and my last images were brave capitol police, guns drawn to protect us. this was the this was the first armed insurrection in 00 years. who incited this insurrection? donald j. trump. our resolution states these protests were encouraged by him. he urged millions of his followers to come and stop the steal, which is a lie, and let's say now for the record and for the ages, joe biden won. for this high crime, nearly ripping our country aback, we should be removing him by the 25th amendment or he should be impeached. the speaker pro tempo

mr. jordan: reserve. we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i yield 45 seconds to mr. soto from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 45 seconds. the gentleman is recognized. mr. soto: mr. speaker, i was in the gallery right behind us when the capitol was breached. then domestic terrorists breached the rotunda. i heard the loud sounds of gunshots through this sacred chamber and my last images were brave capitol police, guns drawn to protect us. this was the this was the first armed insurrection in 00 years. who incited this insurrection? donald j. trump. our resolution states these protests were encouraged by him. he urged millions of his followers to come and stop the steal, which is a lie, and let's say now for the record and for the ages, joe biden won. for this high crime, nearly ripping our country aback, we should be removing him by the 25th amendment or he should be impeached. the speaker pro tempo

mr. jordan. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan, is recognized. mr. jordan: mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president of the united states to appoint inspector generals is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 55 people at an event. president trump got 55,000 at just one rally. president trump increased his vote with africanamericans, increased his vote with hispanic americans, won 19 of 20 republican counties, won ohio by eight, iowa by eight, florida by three, got 11 million more votes than he got in 2016. and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races. but somehow joe biden, the guy who barely left his house, won the election? maybe. maybe. but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republican and democrats, have their doubts and 60 million americans think the election was stolen. 60 million people, over 1/3 of the electorate, but no one in this town seems to care. democrats don't care. media doesn't care. 80 million o

mr. jordan will be our first panel and i yield to mr. raskin. >> mr. chairman, thank you for your extremely thoughtful and loving remarks. thank you to you and every member of this committee. everyone has reached out to me and to sarah and to our family in this moment of terrible heartbreak and grief for us and we really are -- our family here on the rules committee, i am moved beyond words for your tender thoughts and i treasure your friendship and i always have. and in recognition of that, i'm not even going to respond to your comments for a few minutes. i'm going to talk about some other stuff and then i'm going to come and try to refute your always dangerously logical and precise arguments but i think i have some reputations of things that you were saying and i do hope that our whole committee on both sides will think of this resolution as a way to bring not just the committee but the whole house of representatives together in making clear that what took place is absolutely intolerable and unacceptable and it is critical for us now to make clear th

mr. jordan: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr. buck. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. buck: i thank the gentleman for yielding time. i have heard that president trump radicalized the group that the rioters who stormed this capitol and i would say we need to look no further than ourselves to look what happened and look at history. americans were frustrated when they learned the f.b.i. was investigating the trump campaign. they were frustrated to learn that the obama administration and the d.n.c. had created this false campaign against the trump administration. they were frustrated, madam speaker, when the inauguration of the president was boycotted by over 40 democrat members of this house. they were frustrated to read in the "washington post" the day after the inauguration, let the impeachment begin. they were frustrated when members of this house spoke over and over about impeaching the president days into his administration and the socialist in hollywood joined their allies in congress. . . mad

mr. jordan: madam speaker, i would yield one minute to the gentleman from florida, mr. mast. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized for one minute. mr. mast: thank you, madam speaker. i rise with a very simple question. on january 6, thousands broke the law by taking siege of our capitol here with us inside. as any one of those individuals who brought violence on this capitol been brought here to answer whether they did that because of our president?

court violated our private lives our own governor or violated our private if nobody buys that so mr jordan is correct they had an argument it is a ridiculous and silly argument and this is a point of common sense and i want to merica here to fall. oh the great tom paine use your common sense that argument was made and it helped to delay the proceedings and then this mob the comes in and there's at least one call from the president during the may have been the chaos to a senator telling him to keep the objections going and too long the process so i just disagree profoundly with the substance of that argument every word in the way and then looked at it as rejected it the state legislature's don't buy it it's fine that mr jordan wants to go back to it but i think all of us should do some soul searching about 5 dead americans a capitol police officer who's dead dozens of people wounded lots of our capitol cops in the hospitals and a country on edge and inflamed right wing which thinks that we are on the verge of a civil war now come on guys can we get it together to act as a rules committee to

mr. jordan. >> gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> mr. speaker, the integrity of the inspector general process and the ability of the president to appoint inspector general's is dependent on the integrity of the presidential election. during the campaign, vice president biden would get 50 five people at an event. president trump got 55000 and one rally. president trump increased his vote with african-americans, won ohio by eight, got a live 2016.re than he got in and house republicans won 27 of 27 tossup races, yet somehow joe biden got elected to the house, won the election, maybe, but 80 million americans, 80 million americans, both republicans and democrats have their doubts. 60 million americans think the elections were stolen. over one third of the electorate. but no one in this town seems to care. democrats don't care. media doesn't care. 80 million of our fellow citizens have their doubts about the election two months ago. and the media and democrats say, here.g to see of course, this town has been out to get the president since ju

mr. jordan: i rise to support the objection. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. jordan: americans, americans instinctively know there was with this rong election. during the campaign, vice president biden would go to an people at the 0 event. president trump at just one people.ad 50,000 president trump increases votes with african-americans, increases votes with hispanic, 20 belle weather counties, won ohio by eight, florida by three. million votes than he did in 2016 and house republicans of 27s toup races but somehow the guy who never left election?wins the 80 million americans, 80 million fellow citizens, republicans and democrats, have doubts about this election, and 60 million eople, americans think it was stolen. but democrats say, no problem. worries. everything's fine. we ask for an investigation. we asked chairman nadler, chairwoman maloney for an investigation. no. said wouldn't want to investigate something that half the about.ate has doubts it's just the presidency of th

mr. jordan of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. mr. jordan: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, this is scary. this is frightening what's happening. with less than one hour of debate, the democrats bring a rule to the floor that says this -- you can say anything you want about the president of the united states of america, no rules of decorum about what you say about the leader of our country. in that rule, they say, if you don't wear a mask, you can get fined, no regard to whether you've already had covid, whether you've had the vaccination. your mask slips down a little bit, you get fined, in a rule with no debate? in this rule they say you have to walk on the house floor, you have to go through a metal detector. member of the united states congress walking on the floor to represent 3/4 of a million people in our districts. and fourth, the rule is for the bill that says we should tell the vice president of the united states to work to remove the president of the united states. i've been here 14 years. i've never seen anyt

mr. jordan, with the evidence, we'll listen, but you ain't got any, so just shut up about this and let the process unfold and be certified the way it's supposed to. >> let's talk about the politics of this. given what we'll see tomorrow with the number of republicans who are planning on objecting, robert, how much significance, how many pressure does that put on this georgia runoff that's being held today? >> it is hard to overstate how important georgia is. you started the show with this. very quickly after inauguration and sometimes even right before inauguration, committees will begin to start looking at cabinet appointees. you'll decide in the next couple of days who runs the committee structure in congress. that's all going -- or in the senate. that's all going to be determined tonight by these runoffs in georgia. again, just simply hard to overstate how important it is for a joe biden, how important it is for the overall narrative of how the country is governed over the next two years. are those nominees going to be able to for joe biden get through the committee and through the floo

mr. jordan, who will be our first panel. and i yield to mr. raskin. mr. raskin: thank you for your extremely thoughtful and loving remarks. thanks to you and every member of this committee. everyone who reached out to me and sarah and my family in this terrible heartbreak and grief for us and we are a family here on the rules committee. mr. cole, i'm moved beyond words by your tender thoughts and i enjoy your riendship. in recognition of that, i'm not going to respond to your comments for a few minutes and talk about some other stuff and try to refute. your always dangerously logical and precise arguments. but i think i have the reputation of what you are saying. i do hope our whole committee n both sides will think of this resolution as the way to bring not the committee but the full house of representatives together in making clear that what took place is absolutely intolerable and unacceptable nd it is critical for us now to make clear that this was absolute dereliction of presidential duty. it is very clear that the president did not discharge the pro

2 lines of questioning we're in the 1st one to have to say i'm very glad that india has the bank mr jordan said plainclothes claims that there isn't a turnout there is a limit or should i say and indeed the regulations that committees are not allowed to. station is to protect the integrity of the sacred. so that nobody dresses who or how they got how is what i'm getting now. the claim is. leading in that there is no way to verify it with inhibiting is credible again is not correct because i think it is the onus of the government to choose credible. i just want to correct you distort the truth sometimes. more than they said it was a 2 month book the election they were going to be sending over there was wrong there was picked a country. then i want to send observers from already their mission this time were they in that mission in uganda i have been to see that their national organising committee of this election as a spokesperson of government we have now created. from there were 60 women were granted but. there was that was from their british a commission in the stuff that's already been u

the committee on the judiciary the gentleman from new york mr naylor and the gentleman from ohio mr jordan will each control one hour the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york mr naplan better speaker i ask unanimous consent that all members may have 5 legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material to $24.00 without objection. but a speaker i yield one minute to the distinguished speaker of the house the general 80 from california ms pelosi the gentleman from california is yielded one minute thank you madam speaker i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership madam speaker and his anger will address to our predecessors in congress and 862 president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people fellow citizens he said we cannot escape history we will be remembered in spite of ourselves no personal significance or in significance can spare or one or another of us the fiery trial through which we pass will write us down an honor or dishonor to the largest latest.

minutes to my very good friend distinguished republican ranking member of the judiciary committee mr jordan of ohio jemma from ohio is recognized for 2 minutes i think the gentleman for yielding mr speaker this is scary this is frightening what's happening. with less than one hour of debate the democrats bring a rule to the floor that says this you can say anything you want about the president of the united states of america no rules of decorum about what you say about the leader of our country in that rule they say if you don't wear a mask you can get fined no regard to whether you've already had coded whether you've had the vaccination your mask flips down a little bit you get fined in a room with no debate in this rule they say you have to walk on the house floor have to go through a metal detector number of united states congress walking on the floor to represents 3 quarters of a 1000000 people in our district and 4th the rule is for the bill that says we should tell the vice president ited states to work to remove the president of the united states i've been here 14 years i've never se

mr. jordan, will each control one hour. the chair recognizes mr. nadler. >> i can unanimous consent that all members may have five days in which to revise and extend their results and add extraneous material. >> without objection. >> madam speaker i yield one minute to the speaker of the house, the gen lady from california, miss pelosi. >> thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership. madam speaker, in his annual address to our predecessors in congress, in 1862, president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people. fellow citizens, he said, we cannot escape history. we will be remembered in spite of our ourselves. no personal significance or insignificance can spare one or another of us. the fiery trial to which we cast will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. even we here, he said, hold the power and bear the responsibility. in the bible st. paul wrote, think on these things. we must think on what lincoln told us. we, even he

mr. jordan said that and could have killed many, many more and he's talking about overwhelmingly peaceful black lives matter protests from the summer. i'll say it again, this attack nearly killed some of the people standing next to him today whil. mitch mcconnell took steps to delay a senate trial until after the president leaves office and the new majority leader's problem. make of it what you will. >> like all of you, i was shocked and deeply saddened by the calamity at the capitol last week. i want to thank the hundreds of millions of incredible american citizens who have responded to this moment with calm, moderation and grace. we will get through this challenge just like we always do. >> praising people for calm moderation and grace. if only he knew what those words meant. let's bring in chief white house correspondent jim acosta, gloria borger and chief national c correspondent john king. the president's statement today obviously, it's in laughable contrast to what he actually said moments after watching the mayhem which he is now saying he's condemning. i want to play a clip from t

mr. jordan, will each control one hour. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material under hs-224. >> without objection. >> madam speaker, i yield one minute to the distinguished speaker of the house, the gentlelady from california, miss pelosi. >> the gentlewoman from california is yielded one minute. >> i thank him for yielding and for his leadership. madam speaker, in his annual address to our predecessors in congress in 1862, president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people. fellow citizens, he said, we cannot escape history. we will be remembered in spite of ourselves. no personal significance or insignificance can spare one or another of us. the fiery trial to which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. even we here, he said, hold the power and bear the responsibility. in the bible, st. paul wr

mr. jordan -- >> end of story. this ird of the -- when you ask me a question i've got to give you an answer. >> i asked you a yes-or-no question. we're trying to bring this nation back together. jim, gees. >> joining me now ashley parker, punch bowl co-founder anna palmer, and former homeland security secretary and former governor janet napolitano who is currently a professor at uc berkeley. these threats to the capitol hill, to the house and the senate, what more is punch bowl reporting? >> this afternoon we just came out with our report that tensions, as you just laid out, are extremely high. there's a failure among the capitol police and members of congress are very concerned about their own safety in the building but also traveling, and just wanting to understand what happened, and not only on the security failure but now you have three members of congress in the house on the democratic side who have tested positive for covid after some of their colleagues refused when they were sheltering in place when the cap

mr. jordan. madam speaker, this is a sad day in our republic but not as sad or disheartening as the violence we witnessed in the capital last wednesday. we are all responsible. my colleagues are responsible for not condemning rioters this past year like those who barricaded the doors of seattle police departments and attempted to murder the officers inside. others including myself are responsible for not speaking out sooner before the president misinformed and entore down the american flag and brutally beat capitol police officers. madam speaker, we must all do better. these articles of impeachment are flawed. but i will not use process as an excuse. there is no excuse for president trump's actions. the president took an oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. last week there was a domestic threat as the door of the capitol and he did nothing to stop it. that is why, with a heavy heart and clear resolve, i will vote yes on these articles of impeachment. >> gentle

chairwoman bass, ranking member jordan, members of the subcommittee, this concludes my statement. >> thank you. mr. washington. >> good morning, chairwoman bass, ranking member jordan, distinguished members of the mcommittee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the united states marshals service. as my statement for the record reflects, the marshals service has an array of critical law enforcement missions, all of which we've continued to accomplish despite the challenges presented this year. my complete statement is available to you all, so i just want to briefly highlight to current areas of operation that reflect our diversity and importance as a law enforcement entity. first, not many people realize that in addition to the core missions of apprehending fugitives, transporting and housing prisoners, protecting the judicial process and running the federal witness security program, we are also responsible for the strategic national stockpile securityty operations program. enhanced after 9/11, the national stockpile failed in important need to have pharmaceuticals a

mr. jordan not to defend him? >> for his part, when donald trump came out of hiding today, he accepted zero responsibility for inflaming the insurrectionists, nor did he express any remorse or regret for a mob violence that killed a capitol police officer and saw a second dead a day later and left others injured. and he said his comments were totally appropriate. ted lieu serves on the house judiciary committee and is one of the co-authors of the article of impeachment and charlie sykes, editor at large. i want to start with you, representative lieu. i ask you both as a member of congress and a member of our military. as you are watching this nightmare go down and are preparing for the impeachment of the president for a second time, what do you make of the fact that the reporting is that there could be up to a dozen republicans voting to impeach on wednesday when, in fact, there are hundreds of republicans in the united states house, more than 100 of whom voted to overturn the election? why is it just about a doze

you able to manage through this thing wish the republican leader of the judiciary committee and mr jordan of ohio gemma from ohio is recognized for 2 minutes thank the gentleman for yelling the speaker in his opening remarks the democrat chair of the rules committee said that republicans last week voted to overturn the results of the election guess who the 1st objector was on january 6th 2017 1st objector the democrat chair of the rules committee and guess which state he had jack did to alabama the very 1st day called alabama present trump i think what alabama like 80 points actually want to buy but you want to buy 30 points. they can object they can object to alabama in 2017 but tell us we can object to pennsylvania 2021 pennsylvania where the state supreme court just unilaterally extended the election to friday because they knew where the secretary of state unilaterally changed the rules went around the legislature in unconstitutional fashion pennsylvania were county clerks in some counties and you can imagine which counties they were let people fix their ballots against the law fix cur

mr. jordan: we'd ask for a roll call. the speaker: the yeas and nays have been requested. pursuant to section 3-f of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. and are reminded to vote when their group is called. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] quick are proving that our democracy cannot be disrupted by criminal behavior. we will not falter, we will not bend, and we will not shrink from our duty. let me be very clear. mobs don't rule america, laws rule america. we'rerue in our cities burning this summer and it is true now. when americans go to bed tonight, their lasting memory should not be a congress overrun by rioters. it must be by congress -- we may not disagree on a lot in america, but we must show the world that we must respectfully but thorou

mr. jordan of ohio. >> recognized for two minutes. >>> i'm anderson cooper alongside erin burnett.'re watching history unfold as president trump is set to be the only american president to be impeached twice. the debate will start shortly in the very chamber that just one week ago was the scene of a horrific act. >> domestic terrorists attacked the capitol, they broke down doors, ransacked offices, attacking capitol police officers, one of whom was beaten to death. we're told there was hand to hand combat, military preparations. the president's rhetoric incited the mob before the insurrection along with his refusal to accept the results of the election. and that, let's make no mistake, that refusal and that big lie, anderson, is why we're all here today. >> as house democrats look to hold the president accountable, more and more house republicans are abandoning president trump in his final days in power. manu raju. >> historic debate, making donald trump the only president in history to be impeached twice. this will be different than 2019 because we expect republicans to be on boar

let me quote from this dana milbank piece titled five pesky words keep stumping jim jordan. mr.aker, the bottom line is this. this capitol was stormed, people died because of the big lies that were being told by this president and by too many people on the other side of the aisle. enough. people should be outraged as to what happened. it was unforgivable, unconscionable and coming up on the floor talking about what aboutism and trying to make these false equivalents, give me a break. the president of the united states instigated an attempted coup in this country. people died. everybody should be outraiblged whether you are a democrat or republican. if this isn't an impeachment offense i don't know what is. this president is not fit to remain in office. with that i yield one minute to the gentleman from oregon mr. defastio. >> he is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the gentleman. this was not a one off. it was a long time coming. part of a plan to perpetuate. >> trace: you have the rules committee debating the rule. this isn't the actual debate for the impeachment. this is t

mr. jordan: i rise to support the objection. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. jordan: americans, americans instinctively know there was with this rong election. during the campaign, vice president biden would go to an people at the 0 event. president trump at just one people.ad 50,000 president trump increases votes with african-americans, increases votes with hispanic, 20 belle weather counties, won ohio by eight, florida by three. million votes than he did in 2016 and house republicans of 27s toup races but somehow the guy who never left election?wins the 80 million americans, 80 million fellow citizens, republicans and democrats, have doubts about this election, and 60 million eople, americans think it was stolen. but democrats say, no problem. worries. everything's fine. we ask for an investigation. we asked chairman nadler, chairwoman maloney for an investigation. no. said wouldn't want to investigate something that half the about.ate has doubts it's just the presidency of th

mr. jordan, will control for one hour. the chair will recognize the chairman from new york. >> i ask all members will have five days in which to extend their marks on resolution 224. >> without objection. >> i yield one minute to the speaker of the house, the gentlelady from california. >> the gentlewoman from california is yielded one minute. >> thank you. madame speaker, in his annual address to those in congress in 1862, president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people. "fellow citizens," he said, "we cannot skip history. we will be remembered in spite of ourselves. no significance or insignificance can spare one or other of us. the fiery trials to which we pass will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. even we here hold the power and bear the responsibility." in the bible st. paul wrote, "think on these things. " we, even here, hold the power and bear the responsibility. we, you and i, hold and trust the power that derives most dire

mr. jordan, it looked like a great big like full length mirror and then you know you go in your cell phoneuld be green in a bubble and some of them would be blue. >> i don't know what it means. >> i said what is this green? that's because they have an android and i judge you. there are green people and blue people. >> there are dpregreen people a blue people. >> leslie jordan, it is so fun to hang out with you. i love you and the telaportation machine. >> i will be following you on instagram for more. >> i love you both so much and thank you for having me, i will come on every year. >> it is a deal. thank you! >> leslie, happy new year. we'll come right back with a lot more from me and drunk anderson. and plus pitbull is joining us live. we'll be right back. the holidays are a time for giving. to your friends... your family... to your teachers. in that spirit of giving, chevy's proud to give our employee discount to everyone. the chevy price you pay, ...is what we pay. not a cent more. because giving, ...and giving back, is what the holidays are all about. use the chevy employee discount f

elect joe biden has named veteran diplomat william burns as he cia director mr burns is a former ambassador to russia jordan later became deputy secretary of state and retired in 2014 to run the carnegie endowment for international peace. police in the fall have clashed with thousands of protesters demanding the reinstatement of the monarchy the country seen numerous protests since the prime minister failed to on a pledge to split his term with these coalinga the polls mamak it was abolished more than a decade ago the country it turned into a democratic. divers have been searching the seabed off the indonesian island of java looking for the crashed flight recorders from the passenger jet that crashed into the sea on saturday heard the data of the recorders will clarify why the boeing 737 came down minutes after takeoff from jakarta with 62 people on board . it's a delicate operation for these divers dodging sharp debris to find vital clues. this underwater robot was deployed to help them search the sea bed that. authorities are amping up their efforts to recover the plane and its passengers thousands of res

mr. jordan will each control one hour. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr.r. >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to advise and extend their remarks and extraneous material on 224. >> without objection. >> madam speaker, i yield one minute to the distinguished speaker of the house, the gentlelady from california, ms. pelosi. >> the gentlewoman from california is yielded one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding and for his leadership. madam speaker and his annual address to our predecessors in congress in 1862, president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people. fellow citizens, he said, we cannot escape history, we will be remembered in spite of ourselves. no personal significance or insignificance can spare one or another of us. the fiery trial will light us down in honor or dishonor to the latest generation. even we here, he said, hold the power and bear the responsibility. in the bible, st. paul wro

republican jim jordan, who mr trump awarded the medal of freedom yesterday.ho's on capitol hill for us. i saw it earlier that liz cheney, the number three republican in the house caucus, said, "vote with your conscience tomorrow." what do you think that means? well, i think it means that republicans are still weighing up how they should weigh up to these efforts to remove mr trump from office, and the impeachment vote. it suggests some people might decide it is the right thing to do. now no republican lawmakers have publicly said they would vote for impeachment, but some have said mr trump should go. one senator said he would consider articles of impeachment, and us media are reporting that perhaps a dozen republican lawmakers in the house might vote for impeachment — something the democrats are trying to get, at least some support so it doesn't look completely partisan. there's been this other approach, as you are saying, the top republican in the house, kevin mccarthy, has talked a motion to censor the president or put together a bipartisan commission to lo

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mr. linda jordan and i've had a partnership with her in the past and we've talked about ways to support our students and moving forward and we tried to figure out ways because i think one of our mistakes, you know, was how our effort to support them was like a generic link and i think it's a piece we need to do right now is figuring out getting some mental health support to our students, reaching out to maybe our black san francisco unified school districts social workers and i believe it's the black educators and students thriving and so we're trying to figure out, i've reached out to them and one of the other things that i do know that hearing from that meeting last night, was the need to really engage our access coordinator so i reached out to him today to we can get him engage and i'm not here to say say that everything is peachy. but i am here to say i'm willing here to do the work. i'm a city kid, alum, parent of children in the unified school district and i'm a community member and this happened under my watch. i take responsibility for it. i hope you understand that i am willing to

are in the works but the names being thrown around include ohio congressman jim jordan and florida congressman matt gates. mrliagiuliani was $ spotted leaving the white house around the same time and ivanka trump. you can tweet us @theweekmsnbc. according to a person involved in the planning, mr. trump has discussed recreating the traditional pageantry of a formal visit by a head of state. this could include a color guard, a military band, a red carpet, even a 21-gun salute. these are still tentative plans but still, president donald trump has made it clear to his staff that he wants a celebratory sendoff full of fair man and an msnbc contributor. let me start with you and what you've learned about the president's plan for wednesday. >> he is going to be leaving very early in the morning, around 7:30 a.m. that's really unusual. usually the outgoing president participate in the inauguration, is at the capitol, participate in a luncheon and is there for the transfer of power at 12:01 p.m. the president is getting out thereof to use air force i one last time and he won't be interacting or attending any of the i

jordan. r the ohublican was on mr. trump's defense team at his senate impeachmear trial last the medal of ftiedom is the 's highest civilian honor. and, on wall street, stocks ticooled off a bit after s records last week. the w jones industrial avera lost 89 points to close at 31,008. the nasdaq fell 165 points, and, the s&p 500 slipped 25.l stil come on the newshour: e attack on the capitol forces a reckoning with radicalitight- wing pal factions. plus, tamara keith and amy eklter break down a tense in washington. have forgotten over or overlooked but last year the u. department of homeland security classified white supremacy as the greatest domestic terror threat of the united states. thof week's stormin the capitol by protrump groups brought that concern to light in the most urgent way possibl >> as more video emerges theco clearer it bemes just howt violenst wek's mob was at the u.s. in a crowd carrying flags that declared support for police, many at the capitol last wednesday went at the police with dangerous, dea