mr. marshall: mr. president, i come to the senate floor today with a warning for kansans and all americans, that the inflation we're seeing, biden inflation as i call it is here to stay as long as those on the left support tax and spend bills. unfortunately the inflation is a double whammy, you have less money to spend and the things you want to buy cost more. it's hurting every hardworking american but none more than our seniors and young families living paycheck to paycheck. no, president biden, inflation is not a problem of just the high class. indeed, there's no equity in bidenflation. make no mistake, inflation and lingering effects rests squarely on the shoulder of president biden's failed socialist policies. it's yet another crisis created by this administration. having personally lived through the 1970's and 1980's, i've seen inflation happen firsthand i've seen it bring many businesses down and to put it in simple terms inflation is a vicious cycle like a dog chasing its tail and the tail is o

mr. marshall was contacted, one team contacted him, and a second team went to ohio and contacted her. >>veland by then. >> and they say we need to talk to you about something that happened 20 years ago. and my brain went -- and i'm like, okay. so they tell me they're reopening up the one about william and the kfc. they asked me was he with you? i said, yes, the whole night. >> all those years later, yvonne insisted the story she told then and now was absolutely positively true. william marshall's alibi remained rock solid. meanwhile, 2,500 miles away, high in the mountains, detectives pulled up to william marshall's house not knowing what to expect. >> for whatever reason, he was comfortable enough with us to let us in. >> things unfolded slowly. marshall was cooperative and even keeled though in full denial of any guilt whatsoever. >> i had nothing to do with this. no, i wasn't there. you knocked on my door today and you opened up a chapt earp of my life that i thought i had closed. >> then detective wallace tried a different approach. they got talking about shoes, why that distinctive

mr. marshall: mr. president, equal health alliances received hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer grants and contracts, including $65 million from usaid. this company and their research may well hold in their hands the smoking gun to get to the bottom of covid's origins. and millions of families who lost loved ones deserve closure. any federal agency that's given them money must be transparent and what they used that money for. we asked do this information months ago. usaid has failed to do so and that's why i'm here to object to these two unanimous consent requests. therefore, i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. murphy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: mr. president, i have just asked for unanimous consent for two incredibly qualified, noncontroversial administrators at usaid. isobel coleman is to be deputy administrator. she is a seasoned professional. she's been nominated by the president to oversee and provide strategic lead

marshals service. mr. chair and ranking member grassley, the passage of the act in 1994 as you've noted, mr. chairman, had a o major impt on my own life at the time i was a staff member for then chair man biden and one of my responsibilities included responding to letters from people that wrote to the committee. time and time again i read not only about the violence that too many people, mostly women suffered at the hands of their intimate partners but also about the lack of accountability for these crimes. statistics during that period painted a very grim picture. 98% of rape victims never solve their attacker imprisoned. my conversations with individual survivors, rape crisis centers, domestic violence shelters, emergency rooms and police stations put a human face on those statistics. and that experience led me to want to go to law school and into public service and drew me to a career in law enforcement and criminal justice. with the passage i saw how the law could make a difference in people's lives an

mr. ju's, nari and the anchovy bar. those three are in san francisco the marshall store in marshall made the list. and reporters were taxed to finding the place to eat to find the rich mosaic of american dining. mr. ju's is across the station. we can walk there for amazing dumplings. have you gone there, drew? drew: i've been up to marshall but not that restaurant. but that's always a fun place to go to get larry: when i first read it i thought it read marshalls like the clothing stores. i thought, they have restaurants at marshall's? i'm amazing. i've got to go back there. kristen: you know you dine at ikea with those meat balls. drew: they're not bad. larry: maybe this is the next big marshalls does it before ross does it. [laughter] all right. that's it. that's it. kriste ♪ ♪ ♪ that's it. kriste ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels

mr. choose, and the anchovy bar. the marshall store in marshall, also meatless. these editors selected the restaurants. they were tasked to find places to eat that reflect the rich mosaic of american dining. if you're interested, michelin guide recently put out its newest list of affordable big restaurants in the big vermont category. these restaurants offer a full meal with the desert for $40 or less. they included my favorite, barbecue. you can see the full list at our website at abc news.com. >> a survivor thriller series, squid game, it is now the biggest series launch ever. the company subscribers have watched the south korean show since it debuted last month. netflix says that the success shows there is a global market performing which productions. >> squid game gave us more confidence that our global strategy is going towards the right direction. great stories can come from anywhere. it can be loved by anyone around the world. >> squid game is number one on netflix's top 10 list in 94 countries. it is the platform's first-ever korean series to reach number

marshall service. now mr. chairman and ranking member grassley. the original passage of the violence against women act in 1994 as you noted mr. chairman had a major impact on my own life. at the time i was a young staff member working for them chierm biden. time and again i read first hand accounts not only about the violence too many people, mostly women, suffered. but also about the lack of accountability for these crimes. statistics the committee reported during that period painted a very grim picture. 98% of rape victims never saw their attacker caught, tried and imprisoned. meaning almost all of the perpetrators of rape walked free. fewer than half of the people arrested for rape were convicted and almost half of convicted rapisted could expect to serve only a year or less in jail. my conversations with individual survivors, rape crisis centers, domestic violence are shelters, emergency rooms and police stations put a human face on those statistics. and that experience let me to want to go to law school mr. chairman. and it led me into public

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mr buddy, have to go with a cancer or just one. i had an appointment with my she she, i've gotten a quote k a, a marshall a post question. you can move along just exactly thing up to you then you put on like i've been yeah, yeah, mostly what show show the lord. yeah. a liking you because my a plugin you stay with her. yeah, i'm here. so she didn't jing in style number of those. i live my area. so what a relief from i'll let them go do a shorter than what as the meal. and i mean, you know, like i also found that a and then you put a new weight and i have no choice anymore. the deal is to remove it from my child, the cancer, move she accordingly. just a me, did you mind giving well should really it wasn't c p a. yeah. the i think that the friday of the thing we will lose nigerla is that there was no didio global movement of vehicle soc is deal tossed. that is our normal 3 more plan or for a little carrier at the actual bowden, which is pretty great. if not, let us former, could you good? is it g, luke i to re, she's tired or what they should they can all done more than i apologize for the award here. you would, you got tor

marshall? >> caller: thank you, mr. steele. i.ed to have more discussion -- i wanted to have more discussion about the plan and how the district plan is implemented. i am always opposed to the -- as someone who spoke a few months ago and vehemently opposed to the new start time for elementary students. a little girl last meeting said that i am so tired. and you have excess funds why don't you use the funds to hire teachers and leave the tsas alone, thank you. >> clerk: thank you. hello, tom? >> caller: hi, so i think that i just want to kind of piggyback off what someone said with the transportation building community. as a special educations teacher this has hurt my community. students, you know, it's a gamble every day, and we have students 20 minutes late and i have heard from some people that people are dropped off an hour late. so whoever thought that this was building community, what kind of community is that? if parents are worried, when i have to watch students and i have to go to other meetings, you saved money on what, s

they would go or understand the marshals would show up at their door the next day. so the chair of the committee, mrpson, has said we'll make criminal referrals for people who are defying a lawful order of the u.s. congress. and we believe that all of the equities are on our side in this matter. this is a question of the utmost and gravest national importance. there was an attack on the u.s. government, on the u.s. congress. more than 140 of our officers were wounded or injured in this violent insurrection which delayed the counting of presidential electoral votes for the first time in history. it couldn't be a more graver issue. none of they people have any arguments. steve bannon had been fired from the executive branch of government back in 2017. he wasn't working for the executive branch. so even if you assume hypothetically that donald trump has some kind of executive privilege, how can that extend to steve bannon? he's completely exposed. remember, susan mcdoughal spent 18 months in jail because she refused to participate in the whitewater investigation when she was one subpoena. does the law

previously, he oversaw the first marshal he funded crew mission of the muir space station. our fourth witness is mr. todd harrison. he is the director of aerospace security at the center for strategic and international studies. as a senior fellow, he leads the center's efforts for nonpartisan research and analysis in defense funding, space security. he previously worked across the aerospace industry and served as a captain in the u.s. air force reserves. he is a graduate of the massachusetts institute of technology, with a bs and ms in aeronautics and astronomic's. our fifth and final witness is captain william sheppard. he served as a navy seal, nasa astronaut, and a senior government official with the department of defense. he started his military career in 19 some the one as an demotion expert. he was selected as a nasa astronaut. he flew as a mission specialist on three flights. in 1993, he was selected as program manager for the new mission. in 2000, he served as commander of expedition one. he returned to the navy in 2001 . captain sheppard consulted government organizations. he received a ba

mr. dugard: the vici government -- just think of it being divided. france was divided into north and south and at the time it was called unoccupied france. it was led by marshalletain so , it was led by the great hero of world war i. when france surrendered to the germans, they basically acted like the french had not surrendered, but that they were partners in this new alliance to control france. the vichy government controlled the southern half of france, the nazis controlled the northern half of france. for a while, people could pretend the vichy government was not part of nazi germany. but at some point they began rounding up jews in enforcing nazi rules. later on, when the nazis occupied the southern part of france and it became a puppet government with germany. host: june 18, a couple of days later, both churchill and de gaulle spoke to their nations. this time we are going to listen to charles de gaulle in the message that he sent. [video clip] >> general de gaulle, undertaking this national task here in england. i call upon all french servicemen of the land, sea and air forces. i call upon french engineers and workers who are on ritter's soil -- british

he began his service with the marshal service in 2010 and took on assignments in denver and miami and new orleans. mr. scalise: he recently was selected to serve in baton rouge with the technical group. prior to his service he served in the united states army's old guard. during president reagan's funeral he escorted the fallen horse, a symbol of a fallen leader who will never ride again. on september 28, 2021, jerod was critically wounded while in pursuit of a violent felony offender and passed away on october 1. jerod will forever be in our hearts and minds and we are eternally grateful to his service to our great country. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the house of representatives, the clerk receiverred -- received the following message from the secretary of the senate on october 27, 21 at 9:43 a.m. that the senate passed senate 1872, that the senate passed

marshal service. she served 25 years in the metropolitan police department, rising from a patrol officer to interim chief of police, and she served as the chief of police for the amtrak department. mr. eric goldstein serves as the executive assistant director for cyber security for the cyber security and infrastructure security agency. in his role, mr. goldstein leads cisa's mission to protect and strengthen federal civilian agencies and the nation's critical infrastructure against cyber threats. previously mr. goldstein was the head of cyber security, policy strategy, and regulation at goldman sachs, and he served in various leadership roles as cisa's precursor agency to national protection and programs directory. mr. goldstein has also practiced cyber security law at an international law firm, led cyber security research and analysis projects at a federally funded research and development center, and served as a fellow at the center for strategic and international studies. without objection, your witness's full statements will be inserted in the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statement for five minutes beginning with ms. proctor. >> good afternoon, chairwo

mr. marshall: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. marshall: thank you, mr. president. i come to the floor today in support of our men and women in uniform who put their lives on the line each day to defend our freedoms and our american way of life. unfortunately, thousands of our heroes are about to lose those very freedoms that they have fought so hard to defend as joe biden's vaccine mandate is threatening them with a dishonorable discharge should they choose to not get the covid vaccine. now, let me be clear. as a physician and a veteran, i'm confident that the vaccine has saved countless lives, and i encourage every veteran, every american to consider and to discuss with their physician getting that vaccine. i believe vaccinating our service members, though, against covid-19 is such a very, very important effort. but deep down inside i'm still this real doctor from great bend, kansas, and i i believe in the sanctity of the physician-patient relationship and that every one of our physicians is unique. a soldier's medical history is