mr. murphy -- [applause] [cheering] mr. rphy, you've continued to divert money from new jersey transit capital budget and the clean energy fund to play for the agency's operating costs. why haven't you found a dedicated source for the transit? >> if you talk about the mess that we inherited and the mass was mj transit. no engineers, political cronies, underfunding, unsafe, disaster. we are fixing the transit on-time performance is up, cancellations are down, customer satisfaction is up and we've done it without raising one dime of the commuter paying the last four years. i'm open minded to be permanent source but we are not waiting for that. we have new capital stock that's coming in and we are redoing our stations. we have new green buses and locomotives. as we said, customers see the progress. we hired a record number of engineers. it was pathetic what we inherited and this used to be by the way the number one transit system in america. perennially it was held up as a gold standard, ruined by the administration that preced

mr. murphy.thank you for being here tonight new jersey was hit hard by hurricane ida, the highest ethical of any state. her opponent make this an issue accusing you of possibly asking lives by respondent pentecost, the night of september 1, the very night the storm hit and declared a stateo of emergency. pennsylvania's governor declared a state of emergency 12 hours sooner. if you have acted more quickly? >> festival, it's good to be back here with the assemblymen. it's an honor to be back at it's hard to believe it's been four years everyday for the past three years and nine months for the arts minimum wage from a family nurse asked, affordable healthcare and arch that have come a long way, we have a long way to go. convene saturday 10:00 a.m., all 21 counties all for they are opposite of emergency management whether service. we declared operations for emergency opening at noon, we did a press conference at 1:00 constantly social and were out there, i was on the phones with visited a lotrs of pl

mr. murphy. >> mr. murphy, mr. ciattarelli, thank you for for being a tn a spirited t conversation. mr. murphy the first question is for you. new jersey was hit hard by hurricane ida. it has thighs death toll of any state. your opponent has made this an issue. accusing your possibly costing lives are responding to slowly come specifically waiting until 10:00 the night at september 1, the very night the storm hit to declare a state of emergency. by contrast pennsylvania's governor declared a a state of emergency 12 hours sooner. should your jeff acted mor? .. moderators, reporters, good to be with you, assemblyman, my wife, three of our four kids and our daughter watching at home. it is a honor to be back. hard for me to believe it has been four years. we have been pound ago way on that stronger, fairer new jersey every day for the past three years and nine months whether it is minimum wage, millionaires tax, affordable health care, affordable college. we have come a long way but we have a long waying to. we convened on that day at 10:00 a.m. all 21 counties, call with the office of emerg

mr. murphy: hundreds of americans are still in afghanistan. meanwhile, president biden and democrats are trying to ram through trillions in new tax hikes. what is the administration working on? what are their priorities? a new gender strategy. a national gender strategy. are you kidding me? this administration cares more about which pronoun you use than countering the chinese threat or the threat at our southern border. mr. speaker, the american people deserve better than this. my constituents deserve better than this. our nation deserves better than this. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: proceed. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. once again this year, a local farm in north carolina's fifth district has been selected to provide the white house christmas tree. rusty and boestess -- bo estes are no strangers to this prestigious selection process. in both

miss mrs. murphy: -- mrs. murphy: madam speaker, i rise in support of this resolution to refer steven bannon to the department of just tis for prosecution to the contempt of congress. it didn't have to be this way. mr. bannon, a self-professed patriot could have done the patriotic thing and cooperated with our bipartisan committee. if mr. bannon is proud of the role he played in connection with january 6, he should be eager to tell his side of the story. and instead, he's acting like man who has something to hide. our committee seeks only the truth. that is our legal charge and our moral obligation. we cannot let any individual impede our inquiry. we will not tolerate mr. bannon's evasion. why must we be so unrelenting in our pursuit of truth? because on january 6, the greatest nation on earth came under attack. this attack wasn't carried out by officials in beijing, moscow, or tehran, or foreign terrorists, even. it was an attack conducted by our fellow citizens. regular americans who were radicalized because

mr. murphy. this to rest in. mr. raskin. mr. kinzinger, aye. mr. chairman, you are not recorded. mr. thompson: i vote aye. clerk: mr. chairman, aye. mr. thompson: the corporal report the vote. clerk: there are 9 ayes, zero nos. mr. thompson: the motion is agreed to. vice chair is recognized. ms. cheney: pursuant to a clause and rule, i request members have two calendar days to file with the clerk of the committee supplemental or additional views on the measure recorded by the committee tonight. mr. thompson: so ordered. without objection, staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands adorned. [gavel pounds]

mr. murphy. this to rest in. mr. raskin. mr. kinzinger, aye. mr. chairman, you are not recorded. mr. thompson: i vote aye. clerk: mr. chairman, aye. mr. thompson: the corporal report the vote. clerk: there are 9 ayes, zero nos. mr. thompson: the motion is agreed to. vice chair is recognized. ms. cheney: pursuant to a clause and rule, i request members have two calendar days to file with the clerk of the committee supplemental or additional views on the measure recorded by the committee tonight. mr. thompson: so ordered. without objection, staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands adorned. [gavel pounds] >> the house majority leader announced the full house will take a vote on holding steve bannon in contempt of congress on thursday. we heard more about this latest action taken by congress from maryland representative jamie raskin, who sits on the january 6 select committee. >> i would say what we just saw was a unanimou

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 leadership over the agency's programs. she has been revel confirmed by this body by unanimous consent. there are, as far as i can tell, no objections to her candidacy based upon the merits of it. and there were no objections to her candidacy to serve as our ambassador to the u.n. for management and reform in december of 2014. she's a former ambassador. she's spent 20 years in the study and practice of global development. she's worked in the public and the private sector. i also asked for her unanimous consent to proceed to the nomination of marcela escobari, the nominee for usaid assistant administrator for latin america and the caribbean. ms. escobari is a regional expert on latin america and the caribbean. she's pre

. >> mrs. murphy? >> aye. >> mrs. murphy, aye. >> mrs. raskin. >> has the chair recorded? >> mr. chairman, you are not recorded. >> i vote aye. >> the committee originally subpoenaed bannon several weeks back asking for documents and testimony about the critical period leading up to the insurrection which has been 286 days ago now when trump supporters attempted to prevent joe biden from taking office. in his refusal bannon cited the former president's claim of executive privilege, but of course bannon was a private citizen on 1/6 and during the run-up to that. the investigation shows that bannon had advance knowledge of what happened on january 6 and played a formative role in ensuring those plans. >> when you think about what we're investigating, a violent attack on the seat of our democracy perpetrated by fellow citizens on our constitution, an attempt to stop the certification of an election, it's shocking to me, shocking that anyone would not do anything in their power to assist our investigation. mr. bannon stands alone in his complete defiance of our subpoena. that's not a

. >> mrs. murphy. >> i. >> mrs. murphy i. >> mr. raskin. >> i. >> mr. raskin i. >> mrs. loria. >> i. >> mr. kinzinger. >> i. >> mr. kinzinger i. >> as the chair recorded -- >> mr. chairman, you are not recorded. >> i vote i. >> mr. chairman, i. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman, on this vote there are nine is, zero noes. >> the motion is agreed to. >> leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman pete aguilar of california and a member of the january 6th committee and the vice chair of the house democratic caucus. thank you very much for joining us on this important night. when did you realize that the committee was going to be unanimous on this vote? >> i think it became pretty clear once we started having the communication back and forth and the communications with the bannon counsel was detailed in the report that we produced but it became clear they would not be as corporative as many other witnesses that came forward and someubpoenas that, as well. >> what can you tell us about the cooperation of say, mark meadows that had a date wher

mr. murphy: let's be clear. most liberal elites and progressives in washington have never run a business. they have never signed both sides of a paycheck. they have never had to make the heartbreaking decision between feeding their families and keeping their businesses open. at a small business round table one local breakry owner said that crippling inflation, the self-induced labor short and and supply change disruptions have created such a fragile environment he's one worker away from bankruptcy. this bakery owner even raised his own pay -- employee pay by $4 an hour and took a second job to make ends meet and still can be bankrupt. prps the administration -- thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina -- north carolina -- michigan, >> minnesota. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i

mr. murphy, murphy, murphy, i met him, had told me how to know when my feet had material hush and nibbling my alarm in them. and none of the number 11 on was one of the 1st countries in the region to have that market on papers. we are democracy. but in life it's not that the demo christian has certainly been hired. so it's a resemblance of the market. we live on corruption everywhere. yeah. has one of the oldest democracy in the world, but the democracy is not functioning, was because it's not responding to the benefits of the citizen. ah, we are in an era when a lot of people are angry. ah, they're discontented with their leaders and governments for not being able to deal with economic challenges like growing in equality and declining social mobility. a lot of people are willing to vote for politicians who don't seem to have a lot of concern for those democratic constraints. a willing when they come to power to ignore some of the limits on their power. ah, and making sure that that house is not a that remains a long standing tension. tomorrow. i have been studying the development of democ

mrs. murphy? >> mrs. murphy, yea. mr. raskin? >> yea. >> mr. raskin, yea. mrs. lauraia? >> yea. mr.a. >> mr. kinzinger yea. >> chair recorded. >> mr. chairman, you are not recorded. >> i vote yea. >> mr. chairman, yea. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman, on this vote, there are nine yeas, zero noes. >> the motion is agreed to. vice chair is recognized. >> mr. chairman, pursuant to clause 2l of rule 11, i request that members have two calendar days in which to file with the clerk of the committee supplemental or additional views on the measure ordered reported by the committee tonight. >> so ordered. without objection, staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands adjourned. >>> and there you have it. obviously, unanimous and our laura coates norm eisen, and gloria borger are back with me. gloria, pretty important moment there with vice chair liz cheney wanting that voice call-out. that vote as she made her

i >> mrs. murphy? >> i. >> mister raskin? >> i. >> mrs. laura? >> i. >> mister kinzinger?mittee originally subpoenaed then in several weeks back asking for documents and testimonies from the critical period leading up to the insurrection, which has been 286 days ago now. when trump supporters attempted to prevent joe biden from taking office. in his refusal, ben

mr. aguilar. >> misses murphy, aye. >> mr. king geithner. -- kinsinger. >> has the chair recorded?i vote aye. >> mr. chairman, aye. >> corporal report the vote. >> there are 9 ayes, zero nos. >> the motion is agreed to. vice chair is recognized. rep. cheney: pursuant to a clause and rule, i request members have two calendar days to file with the clerk of the committee supplemental or additional views on the measure ordered reported by the committee tonight. rep. thompson: so ordered. without objection, staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands unturned. -- adjourned. [gavel pounds] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> is committed to providing affordable internet. talks, bringing us closer. >> cox supports c-span as a public service. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> washington unfiltered. download c-span now today. >> next as the senate foreign relations committee bodes a senate confirmation

i >> mrs. murphy? >> i. >> mister raskin? >> i. >> mrs. laura? >> i. >> mister kinzinger? >> i. >> as the chair recorded? >> mister chairman you are not recorded. >> i vote i. >> the committee originally subpoenaed then in several weeks back asking for documents and testimonies from the critical period leading up to the insurrection, which has been 286 days ago now. when trump supporters attempted to prevent joe biden from taking office. in his refusal, ben incited the former president's claim of executive privilege. but of course ben was a private citizen on one six, and during the run up to that, committee says the investigation indicate that biden had advance knowledge about what was van for january six. and played in important role in formulating those plans. >> when you think about what we investigate a violent attack on the seat of our democracy. perpetrated by fellow citizens. on our constitution. in attempt to stop the certification of an election. it is shocking to me. shocking to anyone who would not do anything in their power to assist our investigation. >> mr.

. >> mrs. murphy. >> aye. >> mr. raskin. >> aye. mr. raskin aye. mrs. luria. >> aye. >> mr.s the chair recorded? >> mr. chairman, you are not recorded. >> i vote aye. >> mr. chairman, aye. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mr. chairman, on this vote there are nine ayes, zero no's. >> the motion is agreed to. the vice-chair is recognized. >> mr. chairman, pursuant to clause 2 l of rule 11, i request that members have two calendar days to file with the clerk of the committee sub mental or additional views on the measure order reported by the commit tonight. >> so ordered. without objection, staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there being no further business, without objection, the select committee stands adjourned. >> and that is a wrap. the committee adjourns. nine members unanimously vote to favorably recommend that the house of representatives vote through contempt charges against steve bannon. the members of the committee, who you saw, bennie thompson, for mississippi, who was

mr. murphy, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim great to be here. >> this is a record time transition in the last five years i've not seen anybody do anything like you have we have to talk about the new marvell. this company was substantially different from the day i met you. talk about the journey and where you are now. >> thanks, jim it's been a five-year transformation journey we've done tremendous investment in organic, storage to networking they were transformational to marvell. we closed two deals with year, one in april and then a second one yesterday. so the result of all of this is we've got all the pieces that we need to be the leading company in supplying solutions for what we call the data infrastructure market cloud computing, 5g, next generation automotive. we assembled all the pieces. i think we're one of the most exciting companies in the industry. >> i couldn't agree more i didn't see high performance computing coming i have to tell you i often thought if amd weren't caught up in the acquisition and if nvidia hadn't been caught up in doing arm, they would have bought

senator murphy: thank you, mr. chairman. senator barrasso is left but it takes a lot of guts to come down to this committee and lecture the administration of the conduct of foreign policy when right now senate republicans are using extraordinary powers on the senate floor to deny the personnel what they need to conduct this policy. senator barrasso is talking about whether or not u.s. taxpayer dollars will be effectively administered from afghanistan. i came from the floor for trying to get approval for two usaid administrators whose job it is to oversee the expenditure of u.s. dollars in and around places in afghanistan and were denied the ability to move two nominees that under any other administration would have gone by voice vote. the assistant secretary that overseas afghanistan blocked, the assistant secretary that overseas refugee policy directly relevant to afghanistan blocked by republicans. so spare me the righteous indignation about whether or not this administration is conducting foreign policy according to your

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mr. murphy: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, c.j. brown was seven years old. he was a second grader at clarks dale collegiate academy in mississippi. clarksdale, mississippi, is a relatively small town, 10,000 people. -- 15,000 people. everybody knows each other in clarksdale. c.j. was described as a really bright young student. his principal and director at the school said that he was a great student. he was always cheerful, friendly to his classmates and peers. clarksdale is reeling right now because just a few weeksgo, on october 12, little c.j. brown was sitting in a car outside of a laundry mat, and he was shot to death. the owner of a nearby corner store, a tiger mart, says that c.j. and his mom and his little sister used to come in all the time, friendly as could be, chatting up a storm. the owner of that little convenience store said that he considered c.j. and his mom and his little sister to be family. you can say c.j. was in the wrong place at the wrong time, just a seven-year-old kid in a car outside of a lawn -- laundry mat, but he wasn't. he was

mr. murphy: reserving the right to object, yesterday tallahassee memorial hospital disclosed that 82 people died inside their health care system from covid over the course of the month of september. that's the worst month on record for that hospital system. it's not shocking to anyone because we just went past 700,000 people who have now been killed by this virus in the united states of america. and this attack that continues to be launched on the senate floor against science and against sound public health policy is standing in the way of us defeating this virus. i'll speak to senator lee's objection, but senator johnson just came to the floor and opened up his remarks by declaring that he wasn't an anti-vaxxer and then just engaged in a ten-minute broadside against vaccines. citing conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory. the effect will be to undermine america's faith in vaccines that are working, to prove his point, the senator from wisconsin read an e-mail from a constituent who got the vaccine and got infected. i'm sure that's true. there are, in fact, people who have gotten the vac