and that the members of congress mike gallagher angus king that actually wrote in the report last year we need a paradigm shift. host: he came on this program last year to talk about those issues and then you mention the colonial attack yesterday on capitol hill a very high profile ceo of colonial talking about the attack and the response. here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> and in exchange for the key to unlock those systems we had defenses in place but the unfortunate reality is those were compromise. and then to make difficult choices that no company ever wants to face the then to isolate and contain the attack

here now to react is wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher. congressman, thanks for being with us. i'm looking at this story, and i'm scratching my head. what does it take in congress to get an official hearing? apparently a global pandemic's not enough? >> well, it really is a shame that our democratic colleagues are not participating. the millions of people who lost their lives in this pandemic, i imagine it was democrats, republicans, independents, people that had lives upended by this terrible disease, the associated shutdowns. this should not be a partisan issue. there's no more important question in the world today than understanding how this started if for no other reason that that understanding gives us our best chance to avoid another pandemic while telling us something essential about the nature of the regime we are dealing with in this chinese communist party and the way this which they have systematically obstructed an international investigation into the origin of this disease. so i am calling upon speaker pelosi and my democratic

i want to start with this, mike gallagher.s is a sound bite from the then secretary of defense, mark esper that was asked about this. i want to remind everybody that the games happened in the early farther of 2019, september, october of 2019. this was a crucial moment in history. watch, this. >> okay. thank you very much. >> [question inaudible] >> yeah, i'm not -- >> in november they had a team in wuhan? >> you see how that went. congressman gallagher, do we think that any of our athletes that attended have tested for covid anti-bodies? do we know if any of them got sick then? >> we don't. that's why we need answers from the pentagon. what we know is that athletes from france, italy, germany have reported having covid-like symptoms. so all i'm asking secretary austin and chairman millie to do is review the 284 americans that went to those games and asked simple questions. were they sick, do we have anti-body tests. it's too late for some testing. we need a better understanding of the origin of this pandemic to understand all

elizabeth: elizabeth: joining us mouse congressman mike gallagher. it's good to see you.tty stunning and shocking and disturbing. one of the 18 scientists who signed that letter that appeared in the journal of science saying investigate covid-19 and weather came from a wuhan lab they are saying scientists refused to admit to that possibility because they don't want to be associated with donald trump. they are basically saying and let me back up them media portrays trump as a racist so they say scientist don't want to be associated with quote trump a racist rhetoric the so-called wuhan -- what do you say what do you say? >> any scientist that conduct themselves in suches a manner is acting more like a religious zealot than a scientist and in this case the religion is one of unmitigated anti-trump ideology which has the practical effect of distracting our attention away from investigating the lab thereby giving the chinese communist party a pass on unleashing a pandemic that up-ended millions of lives and ended millions of lives across the world and ultimately eroded public

mulvaney and christopher olivarez from texas department of public safety and also congressman mike gallagher and arizona attorney general. all with this tonight printed foreign policy morning some of the u.s. not focus on china. in his march for world power, not russia, china today launched the first astronaut to its own space station . we have also this, former president trump, is going after president biden saying the biden is taking a step backwards on energy independence. we have that story and former president - seven border, they announce $1 billion budget for the zone state portable and security going to break that all down printed plus we will show you how other states are answering the call from texas and arizona asking for law enforcement backup to protect the border. as they face rising crime importer neighborhoods . different things like home invasions, to property distractions. the legal drugs and weapons. plus, embarrassing pushback against the democrats of their pandemic bailout predict governor come he is a democrat of louisiana the first 12 and pa stop to the federal jobless

and that the members of congress mike gallagher angus king that actually wrote in the report last year we need a paradigm shift. host: he came on this program last year to talk about those issues and then you mention the colonial attack yesterday on capitol hill a very high profile ceo of colonial talking about the attack and the response. here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> and in exchange for the key to unlock those systems we had defenses in place but the unfortunate reality is those were compromise. and then to make difficult choices that no company ever wants to face the then to isolate and contain the attack to back up and running safely and with the same law enforcement and federal authorities including the white house we reach out to federal authorities within hours of the attack and they continue to work to be safely restoring operations. thank you to the department of justice and fbi for the progress and say earlier this week also thank you to the colonial pipeline and american people as we responded to the attack and up with a disruption that it cause. we are deepl

joining me now is congressman mike gallagher who is all over this. congressman, seems like every other day we learned of some other really weird connection between our nih and the folks at that wuhan lab and all of this covid craziness that has resulted. >> of course, fauci continues to throw cold water on the lab leak hypothesis because his organization under the nih was funneling millions of dollars from eco-health alliance to the wuhan institute of virology for dangerous gain of function research to take naturally a current coronavirus' and do crazy experiments on them and make them more pathogenic, in other words, our taxpayer dollars were being used to metal with the primal forces of nature in cooperation with the genocidal communist government dedicated to our own destruction. and where is the outrage? this week in fact, fauci went on a "new york times" podcast and suggested that the intelligence community assessment saying that lab workers at the wuhan institute got sick prior to the broader outbreak was bogus. fauci is attacking the intellige

first, represent of mike gallagher of wisconsin, a member of the seapower and projection forces and readiness committee of the house armed services committee. he's a co-chair of the new bipartisan supply chain task force. next, the president and ceo of milwaukee valve company and chairman of the aircraft carrier industrial base coalition. finally, we have our own my a clark, a researcher in the heritage foundation and author of a recent paper entitled understanding and protecting vital u.s. defense supply chains. if i could give a quick orientation of how we are going to go about doing business this afternoon, i will ask our panelists a variety of questions and, as i'm doing this, i hope you will take the time to type into the chat window on the go to webinar window, go ahead and type your questions in and i will do my best to assimilate them. in 20 or 30 minutes, we will help with your questions. with that, let's get started. my first question is for representative gallagher. you have a constant barrage of important issues on your plate. why are defense supply chains and area of concern to y

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mike gallagher is a wisconsin member of congress. thank you so much for coming.n we -- we are getting piecemeal the story about how these experiments took place, who funded them, and what they may have read too. when are we going to get the whole story do you think? >> luckily, the damage freaking scientist that signed the letter are starting to admit we need to investigate the hypothesis. there's still a lot more we need to do. we need to immediately declassify all or relevant intelligence and release all of the grant information related to any u.s. taxpayer dollars that went to wuhan. what we're seeing is the troubling pattern, whereby the scientist and social media companies, the useful idiots in the american media trying to get so many inconvenient facts down the memory hole, that it finally got clocks. even still if not for the work of a few reporter's integrity, a few commentators like yourself, right now the democratic party would be trying to nominate algae and daszak for a nobel prize. at companies like google, they look at the control that the chinese c

welcome our new ranking member to the committee, congressman mike gallagher, he spent four years in thef representatives, previously he was a u.s. marine captive for seven years in the marine corps and was deployed twice to iraq. he's also the fastest man in the pre-k race. i'm not going to challenge you last we are going to talk about the very important experience and troubling outreach today, military prevention and response to domestic violence. the statistics according to thee cdc suggest one in four women and one in seven men with experience what's called severe physical violence by intimate partners in their lifetime. that's 25% of women in this country will be battered, bruised, rankled and stabbed, shot and maybe even killed. it something we must pull out of the shadows because we know of the 25% of the women who are victims of this violent go to the women that make up our military and military families. the first cap in kure a problem as for over 20 years, congress has asked the department of defense to do that but it has not. the problem remains. earlier this month, a study fo

. >> this morning i had the opportunity to interview congressman mike gallagher who i think people are tracking all the different questions that he has regarding the origination of this virus. he is a congressman from wisconsin and i think a leading voice on foreign policy and national security. and i hope that people will listen to it because he raises all these different questions that are clearly left unanswered currently. that need to be driven down. we owe it not just to ourselves but to the world to find out where this came from. to find out why it was released in the way that it was. and while dr. anthony fauci might like to pretend that reports like yours -- that he dismissed are, you know, indicative of some kind of conspiracy theory about a weapon released against very their own population, the reality is, that there are increasing indications that this came from this lab in this way and that deserves to be run down and we deserve to know the answer, not just for ourselves but for future pandemics which may emerge in similar ways and that we have to be prepared for and prepar

i joined my kcolleague, congressman mike gallagher, we've written to appropriators, asking for an additional $400 million for the cyber security and infrastructure security agency, which is the primary civilian agency for protecting the dot gov network. we'll work with them on scyber planning to anticipate problems, come up with response and also to devote resources to help them respond to a cyber incident of this nature. >> and until we get either more funding or more infrastructure to help the response, are we essentially just sitting ducks are we in a dark period now where we are truly vulnerable to the next attack in the near term >> we may be vulnerable in the near term, but there are things we can do to make sure that the cyber criminals are not successful first of all, private sector critical infrastructure has to get much more serious about using already tools at their disposal to protect themselves so, certainly whether it's cyber and companies, experts that will help them to better secure the networks, also turning on things like multifactor auth entication but beyond that we can a

that's why i join my colleague, mike gallagher asking for an additional $400 million for the cyber structure security agency which is the primary civilian agency, but also with private sector be infrastructure and will work with them on cyber planning to anticipate problems, come up with responses and help to respond to a cyber event of this nature. >> are we just sitting ducks are we in a dark period now where we are truly vulnerable to the next attack in the near term >> we may be vulnerable in the near term, but there are things we can do to make sure cyber criminals are not successful they have to get much more serious about using already, tools at their disposal to protect themselves so certainly, whether it's cyber companies, experts that will help them better secure the networks, also turning on things like multi-factor authentication and practicing good cyber hygiene, beyond that we also can get more aggressive through law enforcement tools working with the fbi and sissa, either to shut down these criminal networks, working on an international front to impose sanctions on governments

mike gallagher from green bay and van orden who lost a race in wisconsin by a few points in one of thet conservative seats held by a democrat. we'll endorse more candidates as the months unfold. a lot will be picking up seats from democrats or open seats. i have found from my time in the congress that veterans bring so many skills. their courage, discipline, mission focus. we will have a lot of strong conservatives willing to fight to secure our border. stop the crime wave. stand up to the radical democrats pushing things like critical race theory in our schools. we'll win back the majority in the house and senate. >> harris: you know, the military i always point this out to those watching "the faulkner focus". former military makeup north of 19% of police forces across the country. so when you talk about that spike in crime, having them in the mix to talk about how we go forward will just broaden out the conversation if they run for office, too. senator cotton, great to see you today. thank you. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: the battle over critical race theory. you just heard the

first, let me welcome the new ranking member to the committee, congressman mike gallagher, he has deleted four years in the house of representatives and the previously he was a u.s. marine for seven years in the marine corps and was deployed twice to iraq. he also has the distinction [inaudible] we are going to talk about a very important, serious and troubling topic today. it is the military's convention and response to domestic violence. the staggering statistics according to the cdc suggests that one in four women and one in seven men will experience what is called, quote, severe violence. that's 25% of women in the country that will be battered and bruised, strangled, stabbed, shot and maybe even killed. we must pull out of the shadows because we know 25% of the women that are victims of severe physical violence so too are the women that make up our military and military family. the first is to define the problem and for over 20 years, congress has asked the department to do just that but it has not. the problem remains. in fact earlier this month there was a study released that found

mike gallagher joins us now. congressman, what could you tell us about the wuhan games?0 countries that came to wuhan in october so this would have been two month before the chinese government they had outbreak two critical months that could have helped us understand the disease and shut down travel earlier now what we know certain athletes are from countries like germany, italy and france have reported getting sick after the games, have reported flu like or code like symptoms after the games and so what i'm asking the pentagon to do is talk to our athletes. talk to the americans that were there in wuhan, did they get sick? did they experience symptoms? did we test them? do we know anything about their medical history so we can establish a timeline here? establishing a timeline is critical to understanding where this came from and critical to getting past what i believe to be a systematic cover-up by the chinese communist party aggressive propaganda campaign designed in part to blame our military, the u.s. army for spreading this disease. we can't accept that the communi

first, let me welcome our new ranking member to the committee, congressman mike gallagher. he has completed four years in the house of representatives. previously he was a u.s. marine captain, , served seven yearse n the marine corps and was deployed twice to iraq. he also has the distinction of being the fastest man -- [inaudible] i'm not going to challenge -- [inaudible] we are going to talk about a very, very important, serious and troubling topic today. it is the military prevention and response to domestic violence. the startling statistics according too the cdc suggests one in w four women and one in seven then what experience what is called quote severe physical violence in their lifetime. that's 25% of women in this country who will be battered and bruised, strangled and stabbed, shot and maybesh even killed. it is a a scourge we must pult of the shadows because we know if it is 25% women who are victims of severe physical violence, so, too, are the women that make up our military and military family. the first step in curing any illness is to find the problem, and

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chris served with mike gallagher and i on the commission in 2019 to devise a national cyberpolicy. this was a unique commission with four members of congress and the executive and six members from the private sector and totally nonpartisan process and very intense process. next monday will be the 43rd meeting. sitting next to me was chris who i never had known before would have gotten to know very well during this process. when i first looked at it i thought of this guy has two full careers. he must be 100-years-old. he has 30 years of service and the federal government particularly as the deputy director of the national security agency. but also 28 years in the air force and the active duty and the air force reserve retiring as a general. he has degrees in computer science and he has an immense knowledge and experience in this field. the reason i'm so enthusiastic by the nomination is the leadership qualities which i observed during the course of the deliberations as the cyberspace commission. he has a quiet but persuasive leadership style. all of us have been in meetings where th

chris ingliss served with mike gallagher and i on the solarium commission, created by this congress in019 to devise a national cyber policy. this was a unique commission that had four members of congress, four members from the executive and six members from the private sector. that nonpartisan process and intense process -- in fact, next monday will be our 43rd meeting of the solarium -- sitting next to me through most of those meetings was chris angus, who i had never known before but have gotten to know very well during this process. his credentials are impressive. when i first looked at it, i thought this guy has been two full careers -- had two full careers. he must be 100 years old. he has 30 years of service in the federal government, particularly as deputy director of the national security agency. also, 28 years in the air force. as active-duty and the air force reserve, retiring as a general. he has degrees in computer science and immense knowledge and experience in this field. beyond that, and the reason i am enthusiastic about his nomination is his leadership qualities, which

i'd also like to thank congressman mike gallagher and congressman golden for helping to lead the effort to repeal the 1957 and the 1991 aumf's and lastly i'd like to thank chairman meeks and ranking member mccaul for helping to bring these bills to the house floor for a vote and for their leadership on reprizing congress' authority in this area. so i yield -- i urge passage on this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: mr. speaker, i have no further requests for time and so i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. mccaul: i'm prepared to close and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccaul: i want to again thank the chairman. while he was a toddler when this was enacted, i still was not born. i just want to make that point. that's how old this thing is. and it'

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