mr. perry: well, mr. chairman, i thank the kind gentleman from tennessee for averring or implying i'm the reasonable one in the debate here. on behalf of the gentleman from south carolina i urge adoption, i yield the balance. the chair: the gentleman yields. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the noes have it. the amendment is not -- mr. perry: i request the recorded vote. the chair: the gentleman requests the recorded vote. further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania will be postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 29 printed in part b of house report 118-242. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. perry: i've got an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 29 printed in part b of house report 118-242. offered by mr. perry of pennsylvania. the

amendment number 3 by mr. perry of pennsylvania, number 12 -- amendment number 12 of mr. neguse of colorado, number 14 -- amendment number 14 of mr, amendment number 15 by mr. griffith of virginia, amendment number 16 by mr. roy of texas, amendment number 19 by mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 20 by mr. norman of south carolina, amendment number 25 by mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 26 of mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 27 of mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 28 by mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 29 of mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 30 by mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 31 of mr. perry of pennsylvania, amendment number 32 of mr. perry of pennsylvania. chonn. amendment number 36 of mr. garamendi of california, amendment number 37 by mr. garamendi of california, amendment number 39 of ms. hageman of wyoming. the chair the their will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for any electronic vote after the first vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on ame

as you may recall, mr. perry answered, quote, to my knowledge, the mcleods have not reached out to the planning department at the time he was questioned, mr. perry had no knowledge that the mcleods had reached out to the zoning administrator, corey teague. i did speak with mr. teague this week. mr. teague had been out of the office for the past five weeks and he confirmed that he did indeed meet with the mcleods . according to mr. teague, the mcleods presented a design alternative to him and he reviewed it for compliance with the building code. mr. teague did not indicate to the mcleods if he preferred one design over the other, or as the department supported both the original and the revised. what happened during the q&a portion was obviously regrettable, as it reflected a miscommunication between mr. perry and the zoning administrator. however, i do believe that even if the board had this correct information, then it wouldn't have changed the substance of the permit or what was proposed for the permit . the boa

mr. perry? mr. perry? okay. he didn't answer my question there.t's another question is whether or not some of these members who may have voted for jim jordan, maybe abstained, may have voted present will vote for steve scalise. thomas massey wants some more time and he may not get that more time because the scalise supporters are eager to take this to the floor and have a vote immediately this afternoon. we will see if that's the decision of steve scalise, but another important thing that thomas massey pointed out, this is ultimately the decision of the speaker nominee, steve scalise. when does he want to have this vote? is it time to just pull the bandage off, fight this out on the floor, see what happens. that is a huge risk. one of the fights that they had internally today is to avoid that. they wanted -- some of the members, including namely the jordan supporters wanted to fight this out behind closed doors, take some time, figure out which candidate to get to 217 votes which is going to be the magic number on the floor and then not have that

roy and mr. perry and mr. massie want to own kevin mccarthy, then that can be their choice, and they can make whatever choice they'd like. >> matt gaetz answering questions from reporters. our manu raju you can see right in the corner is there. so he's going to be joining us in just a couple of moments and fill us in on what else is happening there. because right now i do want to just bring in a democratic voice because you'll hear matt gaetz again and again saying this comes down to it. congressman ro khanna, matt gaetz taking questions from reporters. so, what do you say? just to be clear, there has not been an attempt to move to vacate a speaker since 1910. so this is almost unprecedented in its attempt. and it has never been successful. so what do you think's going on with congressman gaetz doing this? >> erin, i didn't think i'd have to hear more congressman gaetz on your show. i've heard a lot of it from him all week. but you know what's sad? i was in the grocery store on saturday when we finally got the

mr. roy and perry and massey, want to own kevin mccarthy, that can be their choice and they can make whatever choice they would like. >> you have threatened that if you fail, you will continue to -- >> that question has already been asked. >> do you believe your fellow republicans who voted in favor of kevin mccarthy should receive primary challenges? >> some of them, but certainly not all of them. there will be a number of great conservatives and friends of mine who vote with speaker mccarthy. i do not have confidence with him anymore and a requisite number of republicans have lost confidence that the only way he will stay in power is by working with democrats. >> go ahead, ma'am. >> you are saying that you do not trust him and a number of democrats right now say that they do not trust him. a handshake deal right now. if you were to move forward, if there were to be any kind of deal, what would that look like, and what would you need from the speaker? >> it has passed based on the motion i filed. the time for discussion would have been the last several weeks, but instead we saw the speaker c

mr. perry. mr. timmons. mr. burchard. ms. green. ms. mclean. ms. mclean votes i. mr. fry. mr. fry votes aye. mr. edwards. mr. edwards votes aye. mr. langworthy. esther burlison? mr. burlison votes aye. mr. raskin. >> no. >> mr. raskin votes no. >> ms. norton votes no. mr. lynch votes no. mr. connolly. mr.,? mr. mfume. >> he votes no. ms. o'connor feel cortez. she votes nate. ms. porter votes no. ms. bush. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no ms. stansberry. ms. stansberry both no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee votes no. mr. kosar votes no. ms. crockett. ms. crockett votes no. mr. goldman. mr. moscowitz. mr. moscowitz both no. ms. tlaib votes no. mr. chairman. mr. chairman votes aye. mr. fallon is not yet recorded. >> aye . >> that was mr. langworthy of new york recorded. mr. fallon votes i. mr. langworthy votes aye. >> mr. timmons is not yet recorded. mr. timmons votes aye. >> mr. kosar is not recorded. mr. kosar votes i -- eye. >> mr. connolly votes no. not yet recorded for krishnamoorthi . mr. krishnamoorthi votes no . >> how was mr. armstr

he decided he does object to holding a confirmation vote on the two nominees, rebecca lutzko and mr. perry to be the u.s. attorney in chicago, illinois. senator vance offered explanations of doing what he promised not to do when he ran for office. he promised he would fight the criminals, not the cops. is introduced a resolution to the senate that is called all levels of government to ensure that all law enforcement officers receive the support and resources they need to keep all communities and the united states safe. now he has the chance to support law enforcement. instead he comes to the senate floor three times to undermine the u.s. attorney's office, even one in his own state that he represents here in the senate. these are offices responsible for prosecuting drug cartels, sex traffickers and other violent criminals. senator vance him said americans not be safe if politicians keep attacking our law enforcement officers. i fear he is proving that is right. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nominations en bloc, calendar

earlier, my colleague, caitriona perry, spoke to former us secretary of defense bob gates. mr you look at what some would call the chaos we are seeing in congress today and over the past weekend, what impact does that have on the perception of us leadership abroad? i think it has a very negative impact. it basically calls into question the constancy of american commitments, whether we are prepared to — be in support of ukraine for the long haul, but, more broadly, can the government govern? can we do something as simple as get a budget? and, clearly, that is being called into question. you have been writing in foreign affairs about how this sort of dysfunction renders the us uncapable of delivering a strong and coherent response to threats. when we look at perhaps the situation in ukraine, regarding russia, we look at china as well, and then we see that the only way for congress to be able to keep the government open is to remove that funding from ukraine from a temporary bill. how is that received? i think it does send a signal that it is going to be very difficult to get add

perry is a former federal prosecutor and she says the garment has the edge. the government has the benefit of several corroborating witnesses, who were co—founders along with mrare classic insiders. if sam bankman—fried is found guilty of all seven charges, he could spend decades in prison, and this case has wider implications, forcing the debate over how crypto is regulated back into the spotlight. erin delmore, bbc news in new york. to india now where the world bank has retained its growth forecast for the country at more than 6% this year. the organisation says it will continue to grow rapidly over the next three years as well but there are a number of headwinds emerging for asia's third and largest economy. from mumbai, this report. the world bank expects india to grow at the 6.3 to 6.5% levels over the next three years. many countries would envy these numbers, and they do indicate that india will remain one of the fastest—growing major economies in the world. there are a number of macro challenges that could take some steam of this growth. for one, the bank has raised india's inflation projection from 5.2% to 5.9% for this year. food prices remain elevat

mr biden said he�*d be calling on congress for billions of dollars more in aid to ukraine. earlier my colleague caitriona perry just quickly to get your reaction, first of all, to what president biden announced yesterday insofar as it relates to the ukraine assistance. caitriona, this was a highly anticipated speech. i will say there have been many people urging president biden to make a prime time oval office speech, laying out the rationale for support to ukraine. many people understood that support, understood that rationale, were eager to hear the president lay it out for the american people. so when it came last night, it was very welcome. it was obviously paired with the new war on israel—palestine, israel—hamas, but that probably added to the urgency. so it was well anticipated. i thought it made the case for support to both sides, to both the israelis as well as the ukrainians fighting off attacks from terrorists. is there a risk when you look at the atrocities that happened in israel, the crisis that�*s currently happening in gaza, that attention moves away somewhat from what�*s happening in ukraine?

earlier, my colleague caitriona perry, spoke to former us secretary of defense bob gates, before the vote to oust house speaker kevin mccarthy on capitol hill. mrnd, what impact does that have on the perception of us leadership abroad? i perception of us leadership abroad? ., perception of us leadership abroad? ~ . , . perception of us leadership abroad? ~ . , abroad? i think it has a very negative — abroad? i think it has a very negative impact. _ abroad? i think it has a very negative impact. it - abroad? i think it has a very negative impact. it basically calls into question the constancy of american commitments, whether we are prepared before in support of ukraine for the long haul but more broadly can the government govern? can we do something as simple as get a budget? and clearly that is being called into question.— clearly that is being called into question. you have been writin: into question. you have been writing in _ into question. you have been writing in foreign _ into question. you have been writing in foreign affairs - writing in foreign affairs about how this sort of dysfunction renders the us and capable of delivering a strong

mrs. braverman is going to send away for a freel one and we all win. the only losers are big cheesecake conglomerate momma's little bakery. i feel terrible. >> friends co-creators are remembering perrying in a joint statement, we are shocked and deeply saddened by our beloved friend matthew's passing. all we could say is that we feel blessed to have had him as part of our lives. the l.a. times said perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub. an autopsy is pending. let's bring in camilla bernal who is covering this story for us. what are you learning? >> reporter: so we know that his body is now with the los angeles county medical examiner. and as you mentioned, the autopsy is pending. this is an investigation being handled by the los angeles police department. but a source telling cnn that there is no foul play suspected here. the 911 call came in at 4:07 p.m. yesterday and it was for a water rescue emergency and then at 410 it was lapd who responded and characterized it as a death investigation. you mentioned the l.a. times, they are reporting that he was found unresponsive in his hot tub. but no official cause of death has been released and normally a complete autopsy could take

mr. t collectiony th who. chairman. i pity the fool who puts on my jewelry. i do, i do. i pity the fool it are. >> so why is matthew perry's death making such an impact?non. >> well, because friends was a cultural phenomenon. >> it did ten seasons fromho the mid-nineties to the 2000,ies and the show average pd 20 5ms d million viewers per episode. >> today's top sitcoms don'ton even crack 10 million an episode. ross's wedding episodea 32 million rachel hamis a baby 35 million. >> the final friends episoded -- 53 million americans watched. it was the last golden age of tv family and friends, brothers and sisters, boyfriends and girlfriends gathered aroun ndd the tve on thursday and watched friends together. the entire country shared the experience. we talked about it afterwardr j, >> we use their jokes, and chandler was the comedian of the franchise as his humor,lf o his timing, the way he teased his friends imprinted itselfn ou on our culture. >> the friends phenomenon doesn't exisnon-doest in americs culture anymore. >> the only thing anybody watche s together is football. >> the rest of entertainmentplam is fractured int

perry and stephen powell. >> stephen pound, who is playing mr pound and not sir stephen pound. what you do wrong? pound.ather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we saw plenty of rain and showers throughout the weekend and not a huge amount of change we go the new change as we go into the new week. heavy that could week. heavy showers that could be thundery across southern parts wales and england we parts of wales and england as we go morning without go through this morning without overnight rain having cleared away and northeast away from scotland and northeast england sunny spells england and some sunny spells around as well, especially across scotland and central and eastern parts of england . and eastern parts of england. and it'll feel pretty pleasant here, especially away from the coast where those winds are a little bit so highs of 14 to bit lighter. so highs of 14 to 16 in the south there, a little bit cooler in the north with those northerly winds . now, as those northerly winds. now, as we this afternoon, we go through this afternoon, we'll showers we'll see further showers continuin

mr. johnson played an important role. probably as important a role in one arm of the seditious conspiracy or the coup as jim jordan, scott perry and others who have not yet seen justice. what we saw yesterday was that the republicans chose, including those in districts won by president biden, to circle the wagons around an insurrectionist life johnson. i'd like to see what mr. tiffany's role was in the insurrection other than voting against certifying the election, and what he sees as the long-term outcome of being an election denier and tying the republican party's hopes to someone who supported the fourth string candidate when he stepped out of his fraud trial in new york the other day. thank you. host: mississippi, democratic caller. hi, kathleen. caller: i was sorry to hear about the people in maine. i'm sorry to hear about the people in galveston. i'm sorry to hear about all 50 states. georgia, south carolina north carolina, we don't know what is going on. we have to vote. i hope everybody gets out and votes because we don't want to go down in destruction. it's sad. i feel sorry for us. host: all right, kathleen. david, f

mr cummings had been criticised for driving to barnard castle during a period of lockdown. the cast of friends have said they are "utterly devastated" by the death of their co—star, matthew perrynd more than a thousand were sentenced to death — it was the most aggressive use of capital punishment in any british colony. newsreel: the garden party - at government house was an informal farewell to british rule in kenya. kenya became independent in 1963 and, since then, relations between the two countries have generally been good. trade and other ties are strong. but the king knows that one of the challenges for his reign is to address issues from britain's past — such as the handling of the mau mau uprising. he'll do so in a speech at the state banquet here in nairobi, at which he's expected to acknowledge the mistreatment that occurred during britain's colonial rule, but without making a formal apology. ten years ago, britain agreed to pay £20 million in compensation for what happened during the uprising. the british government expressed regret. on this state visit, king charles will reflect that sentiment, though diplomats will be hoping that the focus will be on the future, no