mr. president. pres. biden: and here today, democrats and republicans, we've discussed the rising covid cases especially coming out of the holidays. and as i said last week, omicron is a source of concern, but it should not be a source of panic. if you're fully vaccinated, you get your booster shot, and you're highly protected. if you are unvaccinated, you're at a high-risk of getting severely ill from covid-19, being hospitalized, and rare cases -- and in rare cases even dying. and this is not like march of 2020, the beginning of the pandemic. we're prepared and we know what it takes to save lives, protect people and keep schools and businesses open. we just have to stay focused and continue to work together. my message to the governor is simple. if you need something, say something. and we're going to have your back in any way we can. last week, we took steps to bolster support for you with number one, more capacity to get shots in arms, with more places, more vaccinators, more times for folks to get va

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mr. president, thank you again for the opportunity. pres. biden: chris, i want to emphasize if i may, we get through this season, that is good stuff, lots going on. one of the reason i insisted there be billions of dollars for ports in the infrastructure plan is i want this to be universal. i do not want this just to focus on the big ports. there is a lot that i can do, and i am anxious to sit down with you and your colleagues and come up with a game plan, some of what you outlined as to how to get this done. we are ready to move on this, because i think we cannot only -- the old expression, make lemonade out of lemons, i think we have a shot to come out of this and literally be in a better circumstance before the crisis hit. i think we should be leading the world, and i think we can. >> thank you, sir. >> we will pause quickly and give the price and opportunity to depart and we will turn to the next section of our meeting on inventory and tracking -- t rucking. >> [indiscernible] pres. biden: yes, i did. if you want to ask me about what is

even if there is some sort of constitutional right to pre-enforcement review, need it be provided by a federal court? mr. hearron: i'm sorry, i missed the last part of your question. justice barrett: if there is a constitutional right to pre-enforcement review, on your reading of ex parte young, does it have to be provided by a federal court? mr. hearron: i think ex parte young does support in federal court. yes, in part because state court review in circumstances like in young and here is inadequate for a number of reasons that i'm happy to get into. chief justice roberts: thank you, counsel. justice thomas, anything further? justice thomas: no, chief. chief justice roberts: justice breyer? justice breyer: i'd like to just be sure i have this. your basic point, i take it here, as we've discussed it, is this kind of private lawsuit is not an ordinary tort suit. ok? so i've tried to write down the reasons, and i want you to add anything i leave out. one, anybody can sue. well, ok. debatable. two, anywhere in texas. texas is a bigger problem than rhode island there. the rate, it has no preclusive effect.

pres. biden: mr.sident, distinguished faculty, i learned a long time ago that if you wanted to get anything done with jim, you went to his wife. [laughter] all kidding aside, the story jim tells is absolutely accurate. i had -- i got what we call, in my old neighborhood in claymont, delaware, i got shellacked in the first two primaries. and i kept saying, i'm waiting to go to south carolina to -- no, no, i mean it sincerely, because i come from a state that has the eighth-largest african american population, and that's a source of all of my support in delaware -- for real. and i got down here, and things were moving pretty slow. [laughs] [laughter] and i remember ms. emily saying to me -- and i heard her say it to jim -- "we should be for biden." and she's an incredible woman. i'll speak about her in a little bit. but, you know, not only did we win, i think we won every single district. and i just want you to know, it matters. and jim saying to you, you know, "if you don't succeed at first, try again.

mr. speaker. so they are not only pre-departure, but they are also -- [inaudible conversations] i have to say that he's not right in what he says as every other country in the world 100%, 100% -- i don't mind if he shouts, mr. speaker, i will just tell him very calmly and quietly, 100% of passengers arriving from other country in the world must take a pcr test, and they cannot get out of quarantine, pleasure unless they test negative. those balanced and proportionate measures designed to protect the british people from the omicron variant. that's right approach to take. >> [inaudible] >> mr. speaker, britain has some of the most unaffordable childcare in the developed world which reduces opportunity for working families, particularly single parents, deepens gender pay gaps and makes leveling up much harder. so will the prime minister meet with me to design out these internationally uncompetitive costs while still delivering a safe and enriching level of care for our children too? >> prime minister. >> i thank my right honorable friend. he's completely right about the affordability of the childcare

there won't be a formal book signing today, but pre-signed copies of mr. caro's books on the 77th street side of the building. we are so very honored to have robert a caro on our stage today. mr. caro has twice won pulitzer prize for biography, three times the national book critics circle award and also won virtually every other major literary honor, including the gold medal from the academy arts and letter, the francis prize, cited by the american historians of the books that exemplifies the historian and the artist and our very own barbara davis book prize as well. mr. caro's second national book award was for lifetime achievement. in 2010, president barack obama awarded mr. caro the national humanities medal. in 2019 published a memoir, working. mr. caro graduated from princeton, was later a newman fellow at harvard and worked for six years as an investigative reporter for news day. he's currently at work on the fifth and final volume of the years of lyndon johnson. just before we begin this part of the program, i ask once again that you make sure that

. >> mr., c2 can you please give him the mic, but the other side. chinese news agency. no? pres. tin: i meant those ones, but ok that is find you do not get to take the floor. sorry, and a lot of red tape. >> mr. president, chinese news agency. recently and a video call you had a conversation with president xi jinping. you noted that the corporations are true example of intergovernmental partnership in the 21st century today, in the complicated international situation. how can one understand the assessment. pres. putin: there is no hidden agenda in that. the relations between the china republic and the russian federation are exactly how i describe them. if you noticed resident xi jinping, we always talk. we addressed each other as friends. it is true, we have a very trusting relations and helps us to build good business relations as well. look, if we talk about economics, first of all asia is developing very quickly and efficiently. china is obviously a leader in the worldwide economy and asian economy. it is only natural that we develop our relations with china in this regard. we

we are true million jobs short of where we were pre-covid, but like what mr. scott said, we are on our way back. i am cautiously optimistic. let me follow-up -- host: let me follow-up with that, one of the pictures was the labor participation rate. talk about the bump. you think that omicron could affect that as well? >> it is too early to tell. we are hoping that the vaccine hold strong against it and more people get vaccinated and boosted and asked her kit -- the faster the fda can approve treatments the less omicron will matter in the first place. absent that if it ends up being surveyor, we could be in for a wave of more unemployment and inflation will not help with that at all. host: same question to you. guest: i think the effects of the omicron variant are going to depend of course on the degree to which the consumers are willing to take the vaccines. we know that the vaccination rates are much higher. for example, in the new england states, and -- than they are in other parts of the country. they are also high on the west coast. those regions are reaso

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mr. dan kildee of michigan, pres, i inform the house that mr. kildee will vote aye on motion to table the motion to reconsider. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. cuellar: as the member designated by mr. al green of texas, i inform the house that mr. green will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes on the motion to table. and as the member designated by ms. frankel, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by congresswoman sylvia garcia, i inform the house that congresswoman garcia will vote yea on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. brown

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it is time to return to pre-pandemic normal in our capital. mr. chairman, mr. ranking member, i would like to thank you for allowing us to be before the committee today. it is very important that we get our capital open again. that we allow our constituents, the people to see the people's house firsthand in action. again, mr. chairman, thank you for your friendship, service and i yield back. rep. butterfield: the gym and yields back and congress mccarter we think you as well. i am told that we have two, possibly three witnesses to go and neither of whom may be on the call this moment. let me call their names. is congresswoman tenney with us or congresswoman taylor or congressman staller? i believe tenney may be there. good morning congresswoman claudia tenney represents new york's 22nd congressional district. she currently serves on the house committee of foreign affairs and the small is this committee. good morning to you congresswoman, you have five and its -- minutes. rep. tenney: thank you, i apologized for the technological difficulties. i think you and al

mr. peskov, if i may, i can see china there. i don't know exactly except , china. >> can you please give him the mic, but the other side? chinese news agency. no? pres. putin: i meant those ones, but ok, that is fine. but you do not get to take the floor. sorry a lot of red tape. , >> mr. president, chinese news agency. recently, in a video call, you had a conversation with xi jinping. and you noted how bilateral relations are true example of intergovernmental partnership in the 21st century could today, in the current, complicated international situation, how can we understand this assessment? president putin: there is no hidden agenda in that. that is true relations between , the china republic and the russian federation are exactly how i describe them. and if you noticed with president xi jinping, we always talk as friends, so, we address each other as friends. that is true so yes we have a , very trusting relations. and helps us to build good business relations as well. look, if we talk about economics, first of all, asia is developing very quick, and very efficiently. and china is an obvious leader in the worldwide economy and the asian economy.

it is time to return to the pre-pandemic normal in our capitol. again, mr. chairman, mr. ranking member, i want to thank you for allowing us to come before the committee today. it is very important we get our capitol open again, that we allow our constituents, the people come in to see the people's house firsthand in action. thank you for your friendship and your service and i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. i am told we have two, possibly three witnesses to go, neither of whom may be on the call at this moment. let me just call their names. congressman taylor? congressman's towbar? >> mr. chair. >> i believe tenney may be there. good morning. claudia tenney represents -- i almost said north carolina. new york's 22nd district. she currently serves on the house committee on foreign affairs and the small business committee. good morning to you. you have approximately five minutes. >> thank you. i apologize for the technical difficulties. thank you chairperson loughran, davis, and distinguished members of the committee for giving members an upper -- >> countless am

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mr. president, thank you so much for coming on with us. if you're interested in pre- ordering the book it's 45 books.com. i hope you're enjoying florida. i know the trump family unfortunately is canceled in certain states and you all moved down to florida, left new york, i hope everyone is happy and doing well. thank you so much for joining us >> thank you very much. thank you. steve: all right donald trump,

to separate valid claims, the fifth amendment from those that are on their faces a pre text and i don't want to give mr. meadows or anyone else more cause than anything that may be due in terms of the fifth amendment. >> do you believe there is coordination, perhaps, among some of the witnesses? >> i think there is certainly coordination among some of the witness, certainly witnesses are watching what other witnesses do, but we witnessed much of the same thing, frankly, during the trump presidency, which is an effort to stonewall suspense and an effort to delay through the courts. i think we are seeing some of that now. but we're moving very quickly and for the most part, the courts are moving quickly. i certainly wish the proceedings against mr. boone none were moving more expeditiously. the litigation over the documents are moving quickly. >> i hear in that answer frustration that court date has not been set until judgment correct me if i'm wrong on that? >> look, yes, i would like to see both of these cases the criminal contempt vofk bannon and donald trump to provide us from getting documents. i'd

mrs. johnson to a lunch and shower given by the cabinet wives and their daughters. ♪♪ the pre-wedding rounde party. the maid of honor demonstrated texas is not all blue skies and white colliechy. in fact some of the prairie gets downright chuck also found that texas is no place to escape the watchful eye of his future father-in-law. it was busy texas weekend with parties and dances in their honor. to cap it off a kitchen shower in austin. >> lynda left room for doubt as for her ability to cope with the various kitchen accessories she received. >> i don't really know how to cook that necessity is the mother of invention. >> when chuck and lynda returned the washington, they received a different kind of reception. a record snow had transformed the nation's capital into a somewhat premature christmas setting. the weather may have put a damper on chuck's football, but the festivities were not slowed in the least for lynda the passing of november had brought not only record snows and early ule logs but the solemn realization she would soon be leaving the home where she had spent the last four ye

about and you, you limiting the time and pres, how's detention particularly in cases where the person hasn't been charged? yes. are you referring to the case with mr. song i with i, we have yes, this fantasy was, is i follow realty to have a person who has suspected from crime with that say, and human rights with details on it. definitely not more time than it's necessary for them to understand is the fact that you don't have an imitation on. we live, there is no obligation to fix the maximum in in those countries. pre trial detention is limited to a few hours. but the problem for lawyers is that sweden continues to insist that assange was not arrested at all, or is he arrested? cannot lawyers have no doubt about it? that higher authority must confound their arguments with the legal teams. next step is to bring the case to the un working group and arbitrate attention at something got on always does to go to the international sphere when local laws are insufficient or too restrictive to determine if somebody has been properly deprived of liberty. this group of experts listened to the arguments presented by the governments involved in sweden and the

and you limiting the time and pres, how's detention particularly in cases where the person hasn't been charged yet? are you referring to the case with mr. song, i really sorry to exit with responses. he was a person who is suspected of crime with a definitely not more time than it's necessary for a fact. you don't have an imitation with you. in most countries, pre trial detention is limited to a few hours. but the problem for lawyers is that sweden continues to insist that assange was not arrested at all, or is he arrested? cannot lawyers have no doubt about it? but higher authority must confirm their arguments with the legal teams. next step is to bring the case to the un working group and arbitrate attention. it's something fun always does to go to the international sphere when local laws are insufficient or too restrictive to determine if somebody has been improperly deprived of liberty. this group of experts listened to the arguments presented by the governments involved sweden and the united kingdom take part in the process, issuing a decision can take several months, a time that will be increasingly difficult for the london raffe

mr. president. >> first of all, your voice sounds a little different. are you ok? pres. biden: i am ok. i have had a covid test, test every day. i have a one and a half euros grandson who had a cold and likes to kiss his pop. anyway, it is just a cold. >> it seems like the administration is starting to soften some of the language, an op-ed where you talked about covid like, we are going to beat this back. are you no longer going to shut it down? pres. biden: we have to beat it back before we shut it down. we have to shut it down worldwide. in the united states of america, we are doing everything that needs to be done to take care of the american people within our borders. look at what has happened. we are starting to make some real progress and we find out there is another strain. and the idea that you can build a well america -- around america to keep any covid from around the world out is not fair. besides, that is one of the reasons why -- i know we get criticized, i get criticized for not doing more for the world, we have done more for the world in providing vaccines available and h

the force hasn't named mr corbyn — however, it previously said it was assessing a video which appears to show him calling for direct action. (pres. he created some of the most talked about buildings of the last 50 years, including the pompidou centre in paris with its facade of pipes and ducts and the equally startling lloyds building in london. more recently he was behind heathrow�*s terminal 56 heathrow�*s terminal 5 and the millenium dome. our arts correspondent david sillito has been speaking to the leading british architect norman foster, who has paid tribute to richard rogers. my oldest and closest friend, collaborator, architect, humanist, extraordinary individual. for people who have may be only seen one or two of his buildings, what was it that he brought that was different from all the other thousands of architects? his own very personal signature of architecture, an optimistic, generous architecture in which, in the early buildings, those he is perhaps most well known for, the pompidou centre, lloyds, made a kind of bravado display, an order of the structure of the servicing of the building. huge variety, when you go

mr. president, to build back better. many say it's an agenda in peril right now, in large part because of senator joe manchin. universal pre-k, the child tax credit, of course, historic money to fight climate change, in the words of your administration. you've met with senator joe manchin a number of times. you invited him to your home in delaware. he came to the white house a week ago. then he's on sunday morning cable and says, "i'm a no." >> well, look -- >> how does that happen? how -- how are you not able to close the deal? >> well, look, let's talk about what we have done. we have passed more major legislation than anybody in their first year ever, ever, ever, ever. i haven't -- i haven't given up on this. i haven't given up on it. >> but senator manchin's main sticking point, it would appear, is the child tax credit. are you willing to take that out, if it means bringing him on board? >> well, look, i want to get as much as i can possibly get done. as much as we can possibly get done, and i still think we'll be able to get a significant amount of what we need to get done, done. particularly, as the american people f

it's mr putin's first bilateral meeting abroad since the pandemic began and his trip comes despite rising covid numbers in his own country. (read 0n) (presvaidyanathan told me more about what's likely to come out of the meeting. military announcements will be the takeaway today, hugely significant, because president putin has not travelled much since the pandemic. here he is for a bilateral with prime minister modi. india gets most of its arms from russia, russia is as largest supplier and one thing that might be talked about a lot today, as well as inking some of these new technical agreements is these new technical agreements is the fact that india has bought these surface to air missiles from russia. it purchased them several years ago, but they are starting to be delivered now, but this actually caused a lot of consternation in the us, they even threaten sanctions for india buying military equipment from russia although it is unlikely to impose sanctions because india is a key player in this region when it comes to countering china and so wide we are talking about military agreements, the mood music underneath is india's role in this

pre janelle issues. and as you mentioned, you are call denise on the guy and he says, can you elaborate on this issue, please? and this is directed to you. mr. miller. thank you for this question. i had the opportunity to talk with my counterpart on a number for regional issues, particularly they have got any issue in turkey doing all what we can to lend a helping hand to the guy any people similarly, cuts out as a red crescent is spattering, no effort delivering aid to that, danny people, we are called today. think our mutual efforts in addition, we turkey cuts our have bledsoe, a particular amount of money for the relief aids delivered to be delivered to ghana said we're also providing educational support services for afghani citizens also. so the salaries of the educational sector on health sector are being paid and we are coordinating this with the gutter and other key players within the international community. we are all so keen on c capital airport, back run. and again, our coordination efforts are concerted. and we called for continued engagement with afghanistan in order to stream lie in the relief, aid to be delivered to the afgha

mr. president, what's your level of concern that the new variant will end up exacerbating the very issues on supply chains your team has been working on the last several months? pres. biden: well, look, you know me; i'm an optimist. what we have seen so far does not guarantee that's the outcome. as a matter of fact, we're going to know in the next several weeks that -- just -- not only how transmissible disease is, but how extensive it is, how dangerous it is, and what damage it does, and, most importantly , whether the vaccines we have are capable of dealing with this virus, particularly if the boosters we're trying to get everyone to get. so, i think the jury is still out. i think it's a little early to make that judgment. but am i concerned? of course i am, until we get the final answers. i'll take couple more questions. yes. >> mr. president, what is your reaction -- the supreme court heard the abortion case today and the justices signaled that they're on the verge of major changes to abortion law in the united states. do you have any plans to try to clarify the law? what is your reaction to that? pres. biden: well, first of all, i haven't -- i didn't see any

we are true million jobs short of where we were pre-covid, but like what mr.cott said, we are on our way back. i am cautiously optimistic. let me follow-up -- host: let me follow-up with that, one of the pictures was the labor participation rate. talk about the bump. you think that omicron could affect that as well? >> it is too early to tell. we are hoping that the vaccine hold strong against it and more people get vaccinated and boosted and asked her kit -- the faster the fda can approve treatments the less omicron will matter in the first place. absent that if it ends up being surveyor, we could be in for a wave of more unemployment and inflation will not help with that at all. host: same question to you. guest: i think the effects of the omicron variant are going to depend of course on the degree to which the consumers are willing to take the vaccines. we know that the vaccination rates are much higher. for example, in the new england states, and -- than they are in other parts of the country. they are also high on the west coast. those regions are reasona

pre-pandemic. sen. klobuchar: thank you. mr. kelly: speedy requirement enabled us to sustain that. sen. klobuchar: you and i met yesterday, mr. parker, and talked about workforce shortage issues and talked about, in a minute here, including airplane mechanics. what do we need to do in washington to improve that? mr. parker: yes, we have mechanic and pilot jobs that are great jobs that unfortunately we can do a much better job as a country in making it easier to get people to training necessary to do those jobs. we would certainly like to work with people on that. all of us have ideas on things that need to be done. this is a workforce issue that is right to be addressed and if we work together, we can address it. sen. klobuchar: mr. laughter, senator blunt and i led the bill for brand usa, which is really important to allow our country to advertise to other countries. the pandemic has obviously allowed its predecessor to do that and not a big sense of taxpayers but a great game for tourism. could you talk about, despite the pandemic, how hard this has been, how important international t

seniors in their district, would provide universal pre-k, would continue the expansion of the affordable care act so i call upon other senators to go around mr. manchin since he has waffled and flip-flopped so many times that he simply can't be trusted to be a man of his word, and let's get this thing done. thank you, mr. schumer, for bringing it up. we're not giving it up. >> is this just a manchin problem because your colleague alexandria ocasio-cortez put less blame on manchin and more on democratic leaders and the president? she tweeted this. where we need answers from the leaders who promised a path on bb if bif passed, this being the infrastructure bill. biden and them leaders, they chose to move bif alone instead of with bbb, not manchin, so they need to fix t.dore you agree? >> well, i never comment on the comments of a colleague. what i do think -- >> let me ask you this differently then because president biden ran on being a deal-maker, right, among lawmakers, even as decades in the senate and vice president, and he did get the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed, but considering that this was a member of his own party that effec

pre-covid, bouncing back now as we continue to work through covid. we see the future in the region. and our policy, our resources, our focus are being directed accordingly. mr. price: we have time for one more question. francesco. reporter: thank you, mr. secretary. on iran, you've been saying for the past weeks that the runway is getting shorter and shorter, that you won't let iran drag its feet at the negotiation table while developing its nuclear program, but can you be a little bit more specific? are you ready to wait until january, february, march, or beyond? and doesn't that weaken your position to keep saying those things while not giving a deadline to iran? thank you. sec. blinken: thanks. i'm not going to put a time limit on it or give you the number of meters remaining on the runway, except to say yes, it is getting very, very, very short. and being able to recover the benefits -- the full benefits of the jcpoa by returning to compliance with it is getting increasingly problematic by the advances that iran makes every single day in its nuclear program. now, we are where we are because of what i consider to be one of the worst decisions made in ame

mr. hoover's death at the age of 90, shortly before noon, on tuesday, october 20th, 1964. plans for his funeral were made as far back as 1958. so when he passed, the pre-established sequence of events began. so let me hit share screen and we should have media. and enlarge it to full screen and if i can find the play button, here it is -- so ... october 20th, the 21st, it was moved to st. bartholomew's church and put on a replica of the lincoln vault. october 22nd, the church was closed from three to about 5 pm as a funeral service was held with president lyndon johnson and john connally, the texas mayor, the new york city mayor robert wagner, robert kennedy, his mother rose, wife ethel. and of course the hoover family and other dignitaries attended this funeral. and the family group or mr. hoover's two sons. herbert jr. and allen and their wives margaret and margaret. and they're six grandchildren. the reverend terrence j. thinly, director of saint barr the bartholomew's, conducted the service. st. bartholomew's we opened the public. and there you see the director. i and the people lined up around the block, located at 51st and park avenue in new york