[applause] >> it is a great honor. thank you very, very much. >> thank you president transects and president biden. honored guests, marco marco moco moco moco moco moco moco moco [singing] [singing] [singing] [singing] [singing] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> very good, great. >> honored guest placement in your places until late president's exit the garden. in the american delegation plays. please be advised exiting will not be permitted until the presidential motorcade departs. i think my >> noise back noise back moco moco [music] [music] [background noise] [background noise] [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise] [background noise]. [background noise] moco engine c-span's "washington journal", every day we take your calls live on the news of the day. and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, vermont democrat congressman peter welch on the economy energy crisis, abortion access and president biden mideast trip. an judicial crisis networ

one display at the memorial honors the only woman ever to receive the medal of honor.warded hers for valor during the civil war, risking her life to serve troops as a surgeon. so as we leave you today, we say thank you to all the men and women who have served our nation. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i am soledad o'brien. we'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified.

[applause] >> it is a great honor.hank you very, very much. >> thank you president transects and president biden. honored guests, marco marco moco moco moco moco moco moco moco ♪ [singing] [singing] [singing] [singing] [singing] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> very good, great. >> honored guest placement in your places until late president's exit the garden. in the american delegation plays. please be advised exiting will not be permitted until the presidential motorcade departs. i think my >> noise back noise back moco moco [music] [music] [background noise] [background noise] [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise]. [background noise] [background noise]. >> friday on c-span house meets at 9:00 a.m. eastern to take up to abortion bills one protecting a woman's right to an abortion under u.s. law and another that guarantees the right to travel for abortion services across state lines. on c-span2, president biden's trip to the middle east continues, with a visit to saudi arabia.

[applause] >> it is a great honor.hank you very, very much. >> thank you president transects and president biden. honored guests, marco marco moco moco moco moco moco moco moco [singing] [singing] ♪ [singing] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> very good, great. >> honored guest placement in your places until late president's exit the garden. in the american delegation plays. please be advised exiting will not be permitted until the presidential motorcade departs. i think my >> noise back noise back moco [music] [music] [indistinct conversation] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] announcer: president biden continues his trip friday, visiting jedda, saudi arabia. announcer: the house returns for business tomorrow at 9 a.m. eastern for more work on abortion bills. two currently on the calendar. the first seeks to codify the texans from roe v. wade into law. the other protects travel across state lines for abortion services. watch the house live when members dabble in on c-span, online at c-span.org,

pm johnson: i thank my honorable friend. is a great will my right honorable friend now support our plan to level up aberconwy and our bid for almost £20 million of funding to invest in community and cultural programmes, and give us the opportunity to match our potential? pm johnson: i thank my honorable friend; he is a great champion for aberconwy. i much enjoyed the penderyn whisky that we sampled together, although i ignored the revolver, as some of you may have noticed. speaker: we now welcome the leader of the opposition, keir starmer. >> i join the prime minister in his comments about the former prime minister of japan-a deeply shocking moment-and of course in his comments about genocide. may i welcome the new cabinet to their places? we have a new chancellor who accepted a job from the prime minister on wednesday afternoon and then told him to quit on thursday morning, a new northern ireland secretary who once asked if you needed a passport to get to derry, and a new education secretary whose junior ministers have lite

and confer this highest honor. hi everyone, it's senator chuck schumer, and it's my honor to join with speaker pelosi my colleagues and all of you as we present the congressional gold medal to arrows will marauders. 75 79 years ago 3,000 brave americans answered the call to accept one of the most dangerous undertakings of the second world war. crossing the highest mountains and penetrating the densest jungles of burma. the unit was called named galahad. in marched thousands of miles deep into enemy territory. they're often outnumbered and outgunned, but they were not overmatched. all these years later. we remain every bit inspired every bit grateful and forever humbled by the example of these brave americans. they put the good of their country and of their fellow citizens above their own safety. and in doing so helped us free the world from the sting of tyranny. today freedom and democracy are once again in danger around the world and we look to the sacrifices of those who came before us for strength inspiration an

honor in the united states capital.sing is a reminder of what so many americans of our greatest generation sacrifice to preserve liberty, democracy, and for our nation and the world. now it is my great honor to ask for the citations to be read as we wore the medal of honors to the late staff sergeant kaneshiro, dwight birdwell, dennis fujii, and major john duffy. thank you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] >> john kaneshiro accepting on behalf of his father, edward kaneshiro. john: the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has posthumously awarded the medal of honor to staff sergeant edward kaneshiro, united states army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty. staff sergeant edward kaneshiro distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity beyond the call of duty while serving as an infantry squad reader with troop c ninth calvary near -- on december 1, 1966. not knowing the vill

today, we're joined by military leaders and medal of honor recipients. let us salute them. thank you for your presence here today. and it's a testament to the reverence for which woody is held by generations of u.s. service members and veterans. let us thank them for their service and their presence today. [applause] with woody's passing, we lost a deeply selfless american and a vital link to our nation's greatest generation. his story echoes the service of so many americans who face the horrors of war so that liberty might triumph over fascism. many of them were just 17, 18, 19 years old. they summoned all inspiring courage, keeping the flame of democracy burning through our darkest hour. as admiral nimitz said of those who fought at iwo jima, uncommon valor was a common virtue. many of us in congress have traveled around the globe to honor heroism of our world war ii veterans at normandy and elsewhere. when i had the privilege of joining a ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of the battle of the bulge, a veteran in his 90's shared his memories of that brutal fight. he s

the honorable lady wants to abolish it. we are the ones making the streets safer under the police crimes sensing act. she voted against those. they've got no plans. they are not fit for government. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we've gone through three prime ministers, four chancellors. the leveling up is going to go shortly. we have four planning commissions. is the money not worth spending? >> there is no bigger campaigner for his constituents. he will know i cannot discuss the details of any specific thing. the next round of funding allocations will be announced in the autumn. you won't have to wait much longer. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i associate myself with the leader of the labour party, with the sad death of mr. james, our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time. we thank her for all that she has done to raise money for anticancer. scotland's first minister has set the date and started the campaign. our nation will have the independence reparation -- referendum on the 19th of october. the reality is

it is an incredible honor. as some of you heard me say, my mother said joey, hush up and let the men get on with his job. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. [speaking foreign language] will bestow the presidential medal of honor upon the president of the u.s. of america. >> the honorable president joseph r biden junior. -- this is a token of the french of our nations share. this tradition was instituted by the late president android goodfriend. -- and your good friend. i begin with quoting the bubble -- the bible. [speaking foreign language] with him, our wisdom and strength has counsel and understanding. the presidential medal of honor is hereby awarded to the honorable president joseph r biden junior from the u.s. of america for his true friendship with the people of israel and the jewish people. his uncompromising decades long commitment to israel's security, his contributions to deepening and enhancing the strong and unwavering alliance between israel and the u.s. of am

in honor in the capitol rotunda. he was the last living medal of honor recipient from the second world war. how speaker pelosi and senate minority leader mcconnell paid tribute to the late veteran, who died on june 29, 2022 at age 98. this runs just over 45 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise. >> march. march. march. march. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the invocation delivered by chaplain margaret grun kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me? eternal god, we pause to orient ourselves to you in this moment. that we would acknowledge that by your grace you set among us humble heros who distinguished themselves in every time and place with their selfless and noble acts of courage. selfless and noble act of courage. thank you for the life and legacy of chief warrant officer hershel "woody" williams, whose example of devotion to service beyond self was extraordinary. may this ceremony in this hall of america thank you for the life and legacy of chief warrant officer hershel "woody"

honor consists of virtue and the duty of the soldiers honorable and honest. the idea that if you act well in a campaign you are doing yourtl duty you can receive honor. they used to be honor was only for the victor. james wolf whoho had been a british general who actually died" back it's a also the character of your honor he does not want a drunken vicious irregular army. but that virtue, courage and obedience of your troops are you sure guard against all assaults to execute their part with honor. why would your want a drunken vicious army reaping, pillaging and brutalizing? >> because you cannot organize them. >> they can't maintain order that breaks on the military. the revolution is about ideas so who do you want on your side? thee gentleman certainly but who else? you fighting this war in america. >> americans because you do not want to upset the delicate balance between potential patriots and loyalists who are thean neutrals. okay so frederick the great focused on him before. and this point there's a central point of or a general who honor and reputation

honorable gentlemen for his kindness. may reminder the house to expect to be here on tuesday afternoon and possibly even thursday afternoon. [laughter] so i hope the house will be as kind then as it is today. >> mr. speaker, i raise this matter, the government has played a central role in supporting the commission proposal, in enabling the community to table its offer, as the talks in geneva. >> jobs throughout europe can be seriously affected by international trade war unless she produces a meaningful reform of the absurdly and costly pa p. the average cost per household of the cap is now 20 pence per week more than the total net cost per household. i would, if i may, except the measures -- accept the measures for the fantastic job she has done for the commonwealth, for freedom and democracy. >> mr. speaker i very much agree with my honorable friend jobs and prosperity depend upon getting for trade and we played up part in that at the last european council and in getting proposals. i will of course respond to my honorabl

and it's a great honor. i was saying to some of the folks and avril has heard me say , this before, along with the bill -- that i've been involved with your agency for not 75 years but -- [laughter] i hate to admit it, 52 years. [laughter] i know it's hard to say. at any rate, but, you know, there was a time when there were questions raised about the agency in the so-called church committee way back in the early 1970's. and that's when they set up intelligence committees in the united states senate, although i know you doubt that -- intelligence in the senate. i am joking. [laughter] and the house of representatives. and i was appointed to that committee by a great man, straight as an arrow, named mike mansfield, the senator from montana. they called him “iron mike.” and he -- i think, i'm not positive, but i think the next-youngest person on the committee was, i think, 28 or 29 years older than i was. so i have been watching from that day on and been deeply involved either as a member of the intelligence co

nation's last living world war ii medal of honor recipient. and to the family, i want to say this. you're the legacy he was most proud of, all of you. and i'm honored to welcome and senator capito, both of us are welcoming you which is woody's legacy still here. and thank you. but we're going to respect his wishes and his wishes basically were all veterans and their families and to pay respects to the nation's last living world war ii medal of honor recipient. it's been 77 years since woody williams quieted those machine guns on the sands of iwo jima. while he's now sadly gone, the ie zeals i lived by are not. the love of his family, faith, and friends and service to country above all. george wattton -- patton once said it's foolish to mourn the men who died. rather we should thank god that such men lived. he lived every day as if he were give given a second chance and we are you a all so much better for t. boy, did woody live for a long time. his grandson casey passed along his recipe for a long life. i hope i got all this right. he would say

>> no, your honor. we're comfortable with washington versus gluxburg and analyzes substantive due process and looks at text history, history and tradition, to this -- discipline inquiry -- >> i mean there was no history of same-sex marriage. >> and i think the court -- the court pointed out, look, when we were facing loving versus -- >> i'm not trying to argue we should overturn those cases. i just think you're dissimulating when you say any ruling here wouldn't have an affect on those. >> respectfully, that's -- >> you think no -- that no state is going to think otherwise? that no people in the population aren't going to challenge those cases in court? >> i mean, your honor, we'll always have a diversity of views -- >> that's the point. that's the -- >> that's our society. >> that's the point. >> that there's a diversity of views and people can vigorously debate and -- >> and that's what we're doing under undue burden but haven't on the viability line. >> neither has worked well. the viability line dis

what he will soon it will honor at the u.s. capitol. he was the last living medal of honor recipient from world war ii before his death last month at the age of 98. mr. williams received the medal of honor from president. truman in 1945 for his heroic actions at the battle of iwo jima. here's what west virginia senator joe manchin had to say about mr. williams and attribute from the senate floor. >> mr. president, i read today to speak on the life and legacy of my dear friend, the last surviving world war ii medal of honor recipient with anyone before your gallery and recognizing all of them i want to say thank you, thank you for being here. thank you for sharing woody all those years with me, shelley and oliver west virginians. he respected woody's wishes of respecting all veterans and pay respects to our nation's last living world war ii honor recipient. enter the family went to say this you are the legacy he was most proud of, all of you. and honor to welcome senator l-uppercase-letter . both of you which is woody's legacy still here

we spoke about this, but he wants to make sure we honor all medalle honor recipients from world war ii, there were only 472 of the whole war, 472. tomorrow, the west virginia farm boy will lie in honor at the u.s. capitol rotunda, laying to rest the sacrifices of a generation of heroes. that's what we do tomorrow. woody can rest in peace knowing his mission is complete. i will miss woody because he was my wing man or may i say this, we maybe were all his wing man and i think that's what he would have preferred. woody always had a project for everyone around him and everyone sitting up there he had projects for you, and projects for me and projects for shelly and made sure that we understood exactly what he wanted done. as his grandson brian casey said, if you met with woody, you know you always had a project for everyone. he would magically produce napkins and sharpies in his project typically with him, diagramming the program as you watched and listened. they were not always unused napkins, but works of art. woody came to me san he said we need to help the goldstar families in west vi

you reflect on. >> we look at western honor versus eastern philosophy honor two different things.hasis on perception of how other people see us. and if you give me 20 men and women who believe inside, what motivates me is how i see myself. my own integrity, i am my own compass, i can do anything with 20 men and women who are committed like that if our honor is controlled by culture and society that is one thing, that honor has what to be inside you. >> tim. >> it is for me, being worthy to stand next to people i have been work watching these amazing cadets walk down 4th of july, i am remarkable how great our military . is worthy to fight with these men and women, am i good enough to be there with them. >> live worthy of sacrifices of so many have given before us, these cadets will soon be second lieutenant, you have served with officers, what advice would you give young incoming leaders in the army considering where we are as a country, culture and military. >> embrace your mco's and don't be afraid to fail, you will be screw up, embrace it. >> listen to your noncommission officer

would my right honorable friend arrange meetings with me and my right honorable friend with the appropriateministers so we can discuss measures how to mitigate the impact on the industry? prime minister johnson: yes. i think it is very important that we encourage our great fish and chips shops to make sure they're not just using russian fish and chips. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the prime minister limps off into the history books, his name up there in the pantheon of greats alongside others, can he update us on the honors list? how many of his cronies will he ennoble? can we expect him to surpass carl wilson with a lavendar list of dodgy donors, court ears and pinchers by nature? prime minister johnson: mr. speaker, i'm sure that everybody who has served this government loyally and well deserves recognition of some kind. as for the -- [indiscernible] -- i'm afraid he'll have to contain his excitement. >> can i just say, that's immoderate language. >> mr. speaker, i'd like to thank the prime minister for his support for the new city of south end. our brilliant hospital turned 90 next tues

keep alive the truth and honor of the holocaust, honor those we lost so we never, ever forget that lessons its ugly head. wherever we find it in the world, we make real on the promise of an american by taking it on. we have a full agenda the next few days because the relationship between israel and the united states covers every issue that matters through our mutual futures. we are united in shared values and shared vision, i'm looking forward to our time together in the next few days, they israel and the united states continue to grow and prosper together for the benefit of the entire world. i mean that for the benefit of the entire world. thank you and god bless you all. [speaking in native language] the president of the state of israel. ♪♪ the prime minister and the president of the united states will now join the honorable guest. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [silence] [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ...

>> one is 2, your honor.ne is a year. >> judge judy: and you live in the same building. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: what kind of a dog do you have? >> i also have a pit bull. >> judge judy: how old? >> he's one. >> judge judy: now, it is your claim that the defendant's dog mauled one of your dogs. and you want her to be responsible for the vet bills. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: the defendant says that actually you, mr. kidd, were walking the dog. >> no, your honor. >> judge judy: who was? oh, you were. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: do you a favor, he was a visitor. he was only walking one dog. >> my roommate. and he was taking my dog out while i was at work, your honor. >> judge judy: okay. so he lives with you. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: is it just the three of you? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and you were only walking one dog? >> yes, your h

it is a tremendous honor to be here with all of you. i have the privilege of announcing the united states postal service will issue a first class mail for ever postage stamp commemorating the life of first lady nancy reagan. so i'll stamp program the postal service seeks to commemorate and celebrate the very best of america. and nancy reagan truly represents that ideal. mrs. reagan will be the sixth the first lady honored with the us postage stamp. the previous stamps will issued for martha, washington. the first american woman ever featured on a postage stamp. dolly madison abigail adams eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 20th century as a wife. champion and trusted advisor to our 40th president of the united states ronald reagan in addition her legacy of public service and her willingness to confront difficult and often highly personal topics throughout her eventful life. made her one of the most influential and admi

it is a tremendous honor to be here with all of you. i had the privilege of announcing the united states postal service will issue a poster state -- postage stamp commemorating nancy ray -- nancy reagan. it celebrates the very best of americans and nancy reagan suffers that idea. people be the sixth first lady honored with a u.s. postage stamp. the previous stamps were issued for marker washington, the first american woman ever featured on a poster shape, molly addison -- eleanor roosevelt and lady bird johnson. nancy reagan was an inspiring individual. she was an important part of one of the most pivotal presidencies of the 21st century as the wife of the 40 first president of united states. her willingness to confront difficult and personal topics made her one of the most influential and on my -- admired first lady's. to recognize her contributions, we will issue the stamp on july six. the dedication ceremony will be held at the monterey daylight -- ronald reagan library. we hope to provide the means for the public to come together to

>> i am grateful to the honorable gentlemen.he checkpoints are very important to the confidence of the people who live in the area. that one was an example of the dangers to the army on the honorable gentlemen knows where taking every possible precaution to learn the lessons from that attack and i can only say that i went round the border areas where i can once again be very impressed by the bravery of our soldiers and policemen who work in those areas. >> is my right honorable friends considers, the advice of a former great prime minister could be extremely influential on issues of state, such as our future role in europe? our many friends in the house and country, will she continued to champion -- [indiscernible] >> order! order! >> my question mr. speaker is directed to a great former prime minister. [indiscernible] will she was sure her many friends to the country that she will continue to camp ship -- champion the causes she had fought so for valiantly. and show willie -- and will she raise her voice -- [indiscernible] >> m