my main concern then is mr. ing's references to his staffing issues if we need to somehow annul that in some shape or form should we take this course of action. thank you. >> chair townsend: thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, i see member castillon. >> chair townsend: mr. castillon. >> member: thank you, mr. chair. >> clerk: i think that your microphone has cut out. >> member: can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you now but we just missed all of what you just said. >> member: okay. i will try to speak very closely to my computer. i'll keep my comments short, but i know member cooper was hoping to hear from everyone regarding their personal feelings towards the current situation. i'm generally supportive of member hernandez gil's motion in this particular capacity. i also think that sometimes actually when we have in-person meetings, it can be a burden for the public at times having to sit through long meetings while in order to wait for their opportunity for public comment. so i do want to keep in mind there are ways

my main concern then is mr. ing'sownsend: thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, i see member castillon. >> chair townsend: mr. castillon. >> member: thank you, mr. chair. >> clerk: i think that your microphone has cut out. >> member: can you hear me? >> clerk: we can hear you now but we just missed all of what you just said. >> member: okay. i will try to speak very closely to my computer. i'll keep my comments short, but i know member cooper was hoping to hear from everyone regarding their personal feelings towards the current situation. i'm generally supportive of member hernandez gil's motion in this particular capacity. i also think that sometimes actually when we have in-person meetings, it can be a burden for the public at times having to sit through long meetings while in order to wait for their opportunity for public comment. so i do want to keep in mind there are ways in which virtual can increase access to the public. >> clerk: mr. chair, we've reached the end of the queue to the side q2 representative carin mcdon

mr. president, for invite ing me to join today and thank you for convening all of us today. today is an exciting day for our country. i want to thank pat, the ceo of intel, and intel for making this massive historic investment in american manufacturing right here in america. now, from day one, president biden has recognized and been clear that if we want to compete globally we have to invest domestically. and he's prioritized the revitdlization of our manufacturing economy and given those of us on his team a crystal clear mission to get those jobs back from overseas to america. and thanks to the president's leadership, our economy added almost 6.5 million jobs last year, the most in any year in u.s. history, and our unemployment rate dropped nearly 70%. make no mistake about it, by any measure, the united states economy is strong. but the fact is car prices are currently driving a third of inflation. why? because we can't -- we don't have enough chips. last year automakers made nearly 8 million fewer cars than they could have because of the semiconductor chip shortage. elect

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mr. elijah white. and right now he is acting as a scout for the confederate army. and he is actually riding direct ing colonel burt in this battle. colonel burt is on the back of his hours at the back of the regiment and writes that colonel burt is moving forward and he did not know that ahead the field was clear, but there was a patch of wood, and the ground dropped off. and where that wooded patch was and the ground dropped was just enough cover for the 15th massachusetts to be laying in wait. and he came within 100 yards of that unit when they sprang up and fired a volley. and no other volley he said fired as directly or had as deadly of an impact as did that volley. throughout the rest of elijah white's civil war career, he said that was the deadliest volley he had ever seen. immediately, we're not talking about decimating the 18th mississippi, one out of ten, decimate. it was one out of three, or one out of every two soldiers who is taken out by this volley from the 15th mass. they were just shredded. and one of those bullets came right into colonel burt, entering through his right hip, shatterin

thank you all for testified-ing, i appreciate it, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back, mr. -- raskin. >> thank you. in the united states, in the 21st century, the power you have as a private pastas not include the right to sexually harass or stop or grope or molest or rape your female employees. a private corporation is not a royal monarchy, it is not a totalitarian government. it is not a mafia state. a private corporation exists because it gets a charter from the state. it is governed by the constitution and by federal law, including title seven, which define sexual harassment as sex discrimination, illegal sex discrimination. these four citizens have quite breathtaking courage and have just ripped the mask off the continuing regime of sexual harassment and sexual assault by male bosses in certain corporate workplaces who operate with impunity and brazen contempt for the rule of law. this regime is made possible by the pervasive corporate notification of the constitutional right, specifically the seventh amendment, which states that the right to a trial by jury shall be pres