president. >> senator from missouri. >> mr. president, the senator from illinois says congress has not acted in two decades after i have not been here for two decades, he has. there is no excuse not to take action now. there is no excuse to not act on thisen problem when we know what the solution is but so listen, the senator sang today, if he is committing today for holding hearings and marking up a bill to toughente the child pornogray laws, to make a mandatory sentencing guideline that is fantastic i will take him at his word i look forward to seeing those hearings noticed in a sing that mark up notice. and i'm hopeful we forthcoming i'm here to make a prediction i think we'll be waiting time because let's not forget what his party and the sentencing commission stacked with members of his party have been been recommending it is not been make child pornography at sentences tougher wanted to make them weaker. but the n sentencing commission has recommended with this liberal members for years now is to make weaker that is what

>> senator tom missouri. >> mr. president, the senator from illinois congress hasn't acted that she hasn't acted in two decades. that's t true. i haven't been here for two decades. he has. there is no excuse to not take action now. there is no excuse to not act on this problem when we know what the solution is. so listen, if the senator is saying today, it is committing today to holding hearings and marking up a bill to toughen the child pornography laws, to make mandatory the sensing guidelines, that's fantastic.or i will taken at his word. i look forward to seeing those hearings noticed and to seeing that market notice and hope it will be forthcoming. ire do to make a prediction to i think we'll be waiting for a long time because without forget what his party and the sensing commission stacked with members of his party have been recommending. it's not meant to make child senses tougher. they wanted to make them weaker. the sensing commission has recommended with his liberal members forth years there is to make the

the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. hawley: i rise do to urge the senate for take action to crack down on child pornography offenders and to protect our children. this is a growing crisis and it is one that is near to the ■hear of every parent in america. i can attest to that as a father of three small children myself. i've got a 9-year-old, 57-year-old, and a -- 7-year-old, and a 16-month-old baby at home. but i can also attest to it as a former prosecutor. as the attorney general, one of the first think i started was an antitraffic task force because what i saw with the human trafficking including unfortunately child sex trafficking is an exploding epidemic. in my state and around our country. children are exploited, children are trafficked, and those who work in this area, those who prosecute in this area, law enforcement who work day in and day out will tell you that the explosion of child pornography is helping to drive this exploding epidemic of child sexual exploitation and child sex trafficking. the problem is t

i grew up in hickory county, missouri.school district out both marta put this into place. and for 18 years, i walked around with nice people like you who took me to ball games, who told me how smart i was! they want to the ballot and voted for crap like this! i could not wait to get out. i could not wait to move to a part of our state that would reject this stuff in a minute. i could not wait, and think that i made it. think that i made it out, and i think every day of the kids that are still there, who have not made it out, who have not escaped from this kind of bigotry! gentlemen, i'm not afraid of you anymore because you are going to lose. you may win this today, but you're gonna lose. >> joining us now is missouri state representative ian mackey, thank you very much for joining us. i just saw this video a few hours ago, and we went into overdrive to get you with us tonight. tell us about the moments leading up to that speech and what's brought you to that point to decide to deliver those remarks? i think we have a prob

the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr.uetkemeyer: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to 3807 -- h.r. 3807, as amended. here we are today to discuss yet another spending bill that will add to our nation's debt and deficit and continue to spike inflation. another bill that creates a new government program without regard to the effectiveness or management of existing programs. another bill that's been rushed to the floor without a committee markup or a c.b.o. score. in fact, the latest draft of this legislation was sent out last friday night and has been amended since. this is not how we should legislate, mr. speaker. we must do a better job for our nation's small businesses that create two out of every three new jobs in america. i'm sure i'm not the only one who's experiencing deja vu by my colleagues' agenda to spend now and think later. this agenda is not working for main street america. the small business and entrepreneur council conducted a recent poll of small business owners and found that only 5% of small bu

not missouri versus missouri, but casey barbecue versus st. louis style. thousands from cardinal crowds. everybody is a baseball fan and everybody is a barbecue fan. >> you know, it's just kind of a perfect marriage. ♪ >> reporter: another fine food you won't find out of state hails from the hill, st. louis' italian neighborhood. >> made with a lot of love, a lot of care and it's a laborious task to make these. >> reporter: toasted raviolis at charlie's. or you can get a treat from grandma's house in st. charles where teresa rubio of grandma's cookies found a way to stay open during the pandemic all in honor of grandma. >> we've been here since 1976 and i think we didn't want that tradition to die so we did everything we could and i feel like we came out stronger, better. >> reporter: and, guys, we have some of that famous toasted ravioli for you to try in studio. i got to say i'm still full from eating my way through the state. coming up a heartwarming from kansas city i'm excited to share with you guys. >> go take a run. >> mine are almost done. >> you'r

in my home state of missouri, the missouri development center helped a local brewery create a business plan and apply for a 504 loan to grow their business. they also helped a veteran-owned shipping -- food shipping bill scale up and find new partnerships during the pandemic. they supported countless small businesses in accessing s.b.a.'s covid relief programs such as the paycheck protection program and eidl's. i'm grateful for their services to entrepreneurs. this program will allow sbdc's to continue their important services and expand their network of small business beneficiaries through marketing. this legislation also ensures sbdc client information is protected and cooperation, communication, and collaboration between s.b.a. and sbdc networks is improved. i'd like to thank mr. golden for working on this legislation and the late jim hagedorn. as we know, jim was a champion for small businesses and a truly invaluable member of our small business committee. he'll certainly be missed. he leaves a huge hole on our side of the aisle for the support of small businesses and we remember h

hartzler of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. hartzler will vote yea on h.r. 1218.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives cardenas and harder, i inform the house that these members will vote aye on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist, lawson, and ms. frankel of florida, i inform the house that all three of these members will vote yea on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. beyer: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. suozzi, i inform the house that mr. suozzi will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro

the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. luetkemeyer: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to 3807 -- h.r. 3807, as amended. here we are today to discuss yet another spending bill that will add to our nation's debt and deficit and continue to spike inflation. another bill that creates a new government program without regard to the effectiveness or management of existing programs. another bill that's been rushed to the floor without a committee markup or a c.b.o. score. in fact, the latest draft of this legislation was sent out last friday night and has been amended since. this is not how we should legislate, mr. speaker. we must do a better job for our nation's small businesses that create two out of every three new jobs in america. i'm sure i'm not the only one who's experiencing deja vu by my colleagues' agenda to spend now and think later. this agenda is not working for main street america. the small business and entrepreneur council conducted a recent poll of small business owners and found that only 5% of small

i want to start with a candidate that polls indicate could be your gop nominee in missouri. he said, quote, i want to tell you directly, karl rove and mitch mcconnell, hear me now, you are disgusting cowards and we are coming for you. we are no longer going to allow you not just to attack me and my kids but to destroy this country. is this the sort of electability that you are looking for, leader mcconnell? >> yeah, i don't have any comment about that. >> i mean, mind you, this is a man accused of tying a woman up, blindfolding her, taking nude photographs of her for the purposes of blackmail, then coercing her into sexual acts. do you think he is electable? >> i think the voters in the missouri primary will take all of that into account. >> it is a lot to take into account. let's talk about a candidate you have talked about, her shell walker, the leading gop candidate in the vital senate race in georgia. he endorsed him, yet his ex-wife says he pointed a pistol at her head and said, i'm going to blow your brains out and yet why he is a suitable candidate? >> herschel walker

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri yields. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. defazio: this is a needed adjustment in the cap. very, very long overdue. it will expedite assistance to individuals and -- but it also will, you know, free up fema's staff for more meaningful chores and work onion going and future disasters -- on ongoing and future disasters, mitigation recovery, etc. so it has tremendous merit and i would urge that all my colleagues support this legislation. it will pass by voice vote and then someone on that side will jump up and call for a record veat because that's why they think they're supposed to be here. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 5641, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3

unfortunately, as you can see in the p d. 2 area of said the gone of missouri. he should have an explosion occurred which was from explosive material. and approximately 25 people were killed and injured in this incident. long valley bon has been fighting groups linked to isolate, since seizing power last august in separate attacks. several people were killed when an explosion hit a bus carrying airport workers in condos province. and fortelli bon members died to an, an explosive device detonated near their coff. these attacks come days after 2 blasts outside schools in the sheer neighbourhood of gobbled that attack, killed at least 6 people. one of the major challenges for the taliban government has been to provide security. but minority communities continue to live in fear. a sad bag of desert, a former president of honduras, and one time american ally is currently on a plane to the u. s. to face drugs and ahmed charges on orlando and unders, who only left office in january this year was arrested in february on drug trafficking. and arms charges the u. s. justi

a montana call may missouri pal vote from the crown in the 2nd round, but i'm not happy about it. i just want to block marine le pen from get into power . i live in marina ben manase, doug walk married in the pen is threatening our rule of law, but that doesn't mean i'll give my vote to mackerel cisco visit. i already had to do so in 2017. that of course they're not the same, but macro also has a right wing program and they're both bond is good to go to what it is, the supporters of the far left candidate, johnny mino, shaw who came 3rd in round one. you feel particularly frustrated. they no longer have a left wing option. my call has tried to appeal to these latest by turning down parts of his manifesto. like the plan to push up the retirement age from the current $62.00 to $65.00. with his eyes, we can fix a lower target age. i'm open to discussion with what i can do. meanwhile, le pen has also tried to gather more support by continuing to depict herself as the candidate closest to the people. i sat for. i want to tell every french person that my project is tailor made for them

amy: that is gay missouri lawmaker ian mackey.that, it was florida's don't say gay" bill that prompted our guest today, florida state senator shervin jones, the state's first gay senator, to speak out against the measure on the floor in tallahassee last month. >> just imagine living a life of 30 years and you come to your parents and you're talking about who you are and you are lying to them about who you were. i never wanted to disappoint my dad. i even told him to watch this today. i don't think you understand that we running for office, it was difficult because people calling you names, people saying things to you and all you want to do is serve. i never knew living my truth would cause church members to leave my dad's church. or friends to stop talking to me. our families to make jokes about who you are. in my heart, i don't believe any of you, need if whom i've known for years -- many of you whom i've known for years, i believe that we all want to do right. it seems as if politics has -- we have gone down a road to where we a

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missouri state representative ian mackie. three of my heroes on one screen.thank you so much for coming on the show tonight and for everything that you are doing. >> coming up, republican party values were on full display of the second debate between georgia's republican governor and the trump backed senate loser attempting to oust him in the primary. stacey abrams campaign manager, lauren groh-wargo, will join us next. manager lauren groh-wargo, will join u next next - [narrator] it's a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just want to get back to the routines that feel right, x-chair continues to be at the forefront of change, which is why we've launched the all new x-chair with elemax. elemax combines gentle body temperature regulation with stress melting massage to increase your comfort working from home or at the office. feel more refreshed in seconds with dual fans that actively deliver a clean air flow or you can wrap your back in the soothing warmth of heat therapy and access four comb

republican lawmaker in missouri recently proposed forcing women to carry ectopic pregnancies to term, which is effectively indefinite. the bottom line what is happening today, 2022 is collectively the most extreme attack on reproductive health, freedom and equality in america i can remember, and i'm just going to close by saying this is not the same debate as we've had over state-level republicans are going way beyond that point. .. >>

idea of a liberal publication, published a column that called the comments of our colleague from missouri, senator hawley, they called his attack meritless to the point of demagoguery. those are the words of the national review. the fact is on this hugely important issue, the whole question of kid safety, as the president of the senate knows, there's a big difference between talking about protecting child victims and actually doing the work. far too many of our republican colleagues just come down on the wrong side of the divide. it is absolutely right that government at every level has failed to protect kids from exploitation on line. fueler has got a lot of -- l failure has a lot of causes. one is the justice department has consistently declined to put enough manpower and funding behind protecting these vulnerable kids. another reason is that members of congress talk a really big game, but when there's serious legislation to protect vulnerable kids, they disappear. i proposed an alternative. it's the invest in child safety act. it puts serious funds into tracking down the child predator

she us, once again, the victim of this attack, it happened in the northern african city of missouri. sharif report say, 10 people were killed and 40 were injured. i bagged with explosives that was detonated from a distance. i still in afghanistan, say it was behind the bombing the short today, the enemies of afghanistan bought a big massacre to missouri sheriff. unfortunately, as you can see in the p d. 2 area of said the gun of missouri, he should have an explosion occurred which was from closing material. and approximately 25 people were killed and injured in this incident. more valuable and has been fighting groups linked to isolate, since seizing power. last august in separate attacks, several people were killed when an explosion hit a bus carrying airport workers in condos province and fortelli. bon members, died 2 in an explosive device detonated near the car. these attacks come days after 2 blasts outside schools in the sheer neighbourhood of gobble that attack killed at least 6 people. one of the major challenges for the taliban government has been to provide security. but mi

and your missouri colleague-- ( applause ) your colleague from missouri, representative cleaver, said then come inside and negotiate." how do you balance on that tight rope? because i assume you're seeing some of the people that you agitated against? >> yeah, and that's okay, because that's why i chose to any to congress, or at least to run. you know, i'm not taking off my activist hat to be in congress. so i call myself a politivist, i coined that phrase. >> stephen: politivist? >> politivist is the politician and the activist because that activist is going to push, is going to be on the ground and listen and have the courage to move things that other people might not, you know, feel comfortable moving. the politician has the pen. the politician has the power of the purse. so marrying the two says, i heae i'm out here with the people. i make a choice to be on the ground, and then, also, use that to inform legislation. ( applause ) >> stephen: you literally-- you literally were out there on the ground because in august, you occupied the capitol steps. >> oh, my goodness! >> stephen: h

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missouri attorney general ericou schmidt was one ofri the men leading today's effort. he joins me now. mr. attorney general, now despite this victory, it's temporary g. it's a temporary restraining order. you say the fight continues. explainhe fight the posture her. yeah, so missouri, louisiana and arizona originally filed this action to prevent joe biden from ending title 42 , which was a very successful measure under president trump to help control the flow of illegal immigrationf . the border put that in contextxp for about 50% of the expulsions are related to title 42 . sof if you get rid of title forty two right now t, you're going to see about eighteen thousand people a day. that's an estimate that is a massive number. ea it'sse certainly an increase. there's no good time do to doe that . but certainly right now you're going to see a seasonal surge anyway. so our states broughthtan this t action. it was supposed to be , you know, expire on march 13th, which is what we're going to have our preliminary injunction. but the biden administration signaledbidedminng the

the year mike brown was killed in ferguson missouri murders of black people increased 15%. over the 10-year average. hannah myers at the manhattan institute, demonstrations, defund movement from city leaders caughted police to pull back and criminals to run wild. >> after the violent incidents, there is tangible, measurable police pullback. that is not even controversial at this point where police, maybe unconsciously are reticent to step in. they know there is a big blowback for their involvement in crimes. reporter: however jonathan simon at the berkeley school of law says that the pandemic was greater contributor to rise in violent crime. >> given this is nationwide phenomena. we've seen rise in homicide in every city in the country, not just those with the biggest demonstrations after george employed. i think we have put the pandemic at centerport port criminals with idle time and police officers out sick and less manpower. elizabeth. elizabeth: great reporting, mike tobin. great journalism there. joining former nypd lieutenant darren porcher. thankthank you for your se

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i've got a strong, including 10 to sheer mosque in missouri sharif another morning of violence at the alex and last israeli police disperse palestinians head of the last visit by jewish groups during ramadan. colleagues made for an investigation into whether he lived to the u. k. parliament pandemic parties. ah, i, russian president, vladimir putin is declared victory in the battle for marsupial. and what would be moscow's biggest victory of the war so far? ukrainian president, ludmilla sky confirmed that russia controls much of the city, but denies it has fallen pretty and made the claim. despite canceling plans to store me as of style still works, as it is last pocket of resistance. instead he ordered his troops to c. last, the thousands of defenders and hundreds of civilians said to be hold up there. so not even a fly can get through. satellite images from murray poll show a mass grave site has expanded in recent weeks. the us company, max, our technology says analysis of the images indicates there are at least $200.00 new graves us president joe biden says the us will send another

there's also former missouri eric ryan.s a former governor, because you had to resign in disgrace back in 2018 after became publicly allegedly tried to blackmail a woman who was having an affair with by threatening to public nude photos he took of her without her consent. a report from the republican controlled missouri house, this was not sunder much credit job, also found that he grabbed her, called arguing names, and slapped her. he admitted to the fair, but the nice everything else. but that's just the start. he now faces new allegations from his ex-wife who says greitens knocked her down to the ground and confiscated her phone uncork ease so she could not leave or call for help. she also says she witnessed him hit their then three year old son at the dinner table, and yank him around the house by his hair. greitens denies those allegations as well. trump has not yet issued a formal endorsement for the missouri race, although you never know what's donald trump. he has locked up another candidate, last month you told the

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why have you chosen to remain in poplar bluff, missouri? >> thank you chair nadler for the question. as i mentioned, i have come to poplar bluff about ten years ago and as time went on, i had my children and my wife is a physician as well. she works 30 miles from here in a place called pike stun. i built a dialysis unit, seeing the need that the patients would need more room, there's a growing population, aging population. i started working more and i had restrictions to do what i could being on a visa. i could not get a loan from a bank, a dialysis unit, now it has about 18 staff members and this dialysis unit has grown. now on the director. i consider this home now. i have been in india for about 25 years. i've been in the united states for almost 20 years. i consider it my home and this place called poplar bluff is where i grew. i have my children, my patients know my children and it's difficult for me to pack my bags and go and detach for my patients who look upon to me as a family. i cannot just leave this place. i have to proceed with

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why did you choose to remain in poplar bluff, missouri? >> thank you, chair nadler, for the question. as i mentioned, i have come to poplar bluff about ten years ago. and as time went on, i had my children, and my wife is a physician too, she works about 30 miles from here, a place called pikeston. i built the dialysis unit, seeing that there are patients who need more room, there is growing population, there is aging population. i started, you know, working more. and although i had restrictions to do what i could, being on a visa, i couldn't get a loan from a bank. i built a dialysis unit, now it has 18 staff members. this dialysis unit has grown. now i'm the director. and i consider this as my home now. i have been in india for about 25 years and i have been in the united states for almost 20 years. this i consider as my home. and this place called poplar bluff is where i have my roots. my patients know my children. it's difficult for me to just pack my bags and go, detach from my patients who look up to me as family. i cannot just leave

i'm blessed, born in illinois and grew up in missouri. i was born to a single mom. i don't know if you had a mom like mine, i thought she was unique. all parents are unique. she says you have to go to church, and i've been to church enough i don't have to go the rest of your life. you're going to be an eagle scout, i have a yard stick if you don't. she said we're living in public housing, and go out and get a job. that's a great way to grow up, the country was built on a bunch of people working their butt off, not knowing where the next-- how they're going to do and we had parents that pushed the living day lights out of us and thank god that they did. and i did an event for the boy scouts and thinking about my mom and talking about her, i didn't think about it, i don't know if she had a plan, but what she made me do actually worked. so i ran for governor and for the senate for the same reason, we've got to change the direction of this country. the radical left actually controls everything. they control the branches of government. if you talk to john boozman, he'll

i could. >> in missouri, the rise might be something you want to get involved in?are not going to talk about any particular state. [laughter] >> got it. [laughter] >> let me follow up on that, hugh had a couple of missus in arizona, new hampshiresh and soe states were high-profile candidates with nothing in the senate, you have of you on why people are not interested in serving in the senate right now? >> i think it's overplayed. we've had a number of former governors in the senate enjoy and i'm sure being a ceo is more attractive to some people than others but what i always pointed out was if you have to be on the board, be on the board and i deeply respect the institution of the senate, it's extremely in front for the future of the country and those of the arguments made for recruits getting in for the senate. would love to have had governors but that doesn't mean we won't win for seats. >> let me follow up on one more election related question and then we will move to ukraine. these ads running, and some of these state based r on what rick scott released, what y