in vermont, the healthcare is incredibly expensive for everybody. an electrician in bennington, vermont who is making $67,000 per year, with the tax credits that are set to expire, that family would have a $700 per month increase in their althcar hammer them but that is like $9000 to my question to you, in putting together this tax proposal where you will make recommendations about how to pay for it, will we continue to provide this help to electrician, so he does not get hit with healthcare premiums well beyond what he can afford? >> senator, as we discussed in your office, i have not had time to do my homework on this. i think i told you, i want my family friends and business colleagues, i get sick of hearing the phrase no data, no opinion. i will get up to speed. >> and i appreciate that. but there is a couple of things that make a difference for working americans in south carolina and in vermont, the child tax credit, when we had that that reduce poverty by children by 50%, elemental for hard-working families. in premium upport where healthcare

they all are related to extreme weather in vermont. hottest year we had on record was last year. the hottest year before that was 2023. we had floods both times. and of course, what you're seeing in california, what you saw in north carolina, it's all related to extreme weather. so no matter how much we prepare the fire department or the first responders who do great jobs, if we don't change the trajectory of climate change, we're going to just be fighting an uphill battle with more and more suffering. >> now, you just touched upon it. the severity of both the vermont floods and the l.a. fires are largely being attributed to climate change. president elect trump is a known climate change denier, calling it a hoax, calling for rollbacks on green initiatives. can a bipartisan coalition be built to push back on that? after all, it's not just blue states that are facing these threats. >> well, in fact, we have to, because it's exactly right, al. you know, north carolina, my colleague ted budd and thom tillis, i mean, they spoke eloquently

border patrol agent was shot and killed on a highway in vermont.orities say the agent was killed in the line of duty yesterday on interstate 91 in coventry, about 20 miles south of the canadian border. the fbi says the suspect in the shooting was also killed and a second suspect was injured and taken into custody. no further details were released. a portion of the highway that was closed in both directions was still closed for about two hours. >>> now the bbc says a teenager pleaded guilty to murdering three young girls in a stabbing rampage in england last year. 18-year-old axel rudakubana entered the surprise guilty plea yesterday as his trial was about to start. three girls between the ages of 6 and 9 were killed during a tailor swift dance in the town of southport. ten other people were injured. prosecutors haven't said what lewd rudakubana to commit the attack. he also faces terror charges. he faces life in prison in a sentence thursday. >>> martin luther king jr. day focused on the poor in the shadow of the inauguration. the late reverend kin

in vermont it is incredibly expensive for everybody.ut if we have just as an example analytic attrition in vermont who was making $67,000 a year with the tax credits that are set to expire, that family would have a $700 a month increase in their healthcare bill. that will hammer them. it is like $9000. my question to you putting together this tax proposal where you will have to be making recommendations about how to pay for it, will we continue to provide this help to vermonters like this electrician so that he does not get hammered on healthcare premiums going well beyond what he can afford. >> senator, as we discussed in your office, and i have not had time to do my homework on this, i think that i told you my family friends, business colleagues often get sick of hearing my phrase of no data, no opinion so i will get up to speed. >> i appreciate that. but there are couple of things that really make a difference for working americans in south carolina and vermont. the child tax credit. reduce poverty for children by 50%. that is really

border patrol agent shot and killed a traffic stop in vermont.d in a second and third and now in custody. national border council, paul perez, is coming up that first molly line in coventry, vermont. that is south of the u.s.-canadian border. molly, what do we know about the shooting? >> really a tragedy, sandra at the border patrol shot and killed him the line of duty. his name was david mayland. he was 44 years old and a longtime agent, experienced agent that served 12 years. the house homeland security chairman mark issued a statement reading, "i am heartbroken by the loss of agent david mayland a border patrol agent horrifically shot in the line of duty serving at the northern border. leo immense debt of gratitude to the agent for protecting the communities in the force. we must never forget the men and women ingrain the border crisis to defend the homeland comes at a great personal cost." one of the suspects identified as a source as a german national, and also reported by "the washington post." the shooting happened a quarter past 3:00 at a

border patrol agent who was shot and kill during a traffic stop in vermont. is life in coventry, vermont, with more on this. good afternoon, what's the latest? >> molly: good afternoon, bret. a german man is dead and another hospitalized after a shootout roughly 48 hours that also claimed the life of border patrol agent david -- an experienced agent, 44 years old, killed on a frigid stretch of interstate 91 just south of the canadian border monday afternoon in coventry, vermont. per fbi investigators, during the course of the traffic stop an exchange of gunfire occurred and the agent was struck. the fbi has refused to identify the two subjects involved. one was injured and taken to a local hospital. the other is dead, but the fbi noting that they are partners at the department of homeland security have now confirmed the diseased is a german national in the u.s. on a current visa. the republican governor of vermont expressed his condolences to his family and addressed frustrations with the few details being released. >> the fbi is leading this investigation an

alabama, here like in vermont. bernie sanders. peter is committed to figure out how to get back to some symbols of regular order and you will be a driving force on the democratic side of how do we bring in minutes we truly believe will improve the bill and how do we get back to working to get a more productive way. >> we running out of time. one important follow-up question. question. i couldn't help but notice when the ap top 25 college basketball poll came out this week that auburn number one and alabama number four. some straight talk. is alabama not a basque bostick? >> we are going on that for a little bit for sure. we're going to regroup on the football side and right now we are focused on basketball season. >> you're going to regroup. katie britt, thanks to you all. thank you very much. thank you, guys. [applause]ecurity and the race against chinese technology. my name is steven overly. i host the daily politico tech podcast. i talk about ai and its vast implications. i don't think the consequences, or poten

alabama, here like in vermont. bernie sanders. peter is committed to figure out how to get back to some symbols of regular order and you will be a driving force on the democratic side of how do we bring in minutes we truly believe will improve the bill and how do we get back to working to get a more productive way. >> we running out of time. one important follow-up question. question. i couldn't help but notice when the ap top 25 college basketball poll came out this week that auburn number one and alabama number four. some straight talk. is alabama not a basque bostick? >> we are going on that for a little bit for sure. we're going to regroup on the football side and right now we are focused on basketball season. >> you're going to regroup. katie britt, thanks to you all. thank you very much. thank you, guys. [applause]

in vermont, health care is incredibly important for everyone. if we have an electrician in bennington, vermont, making $67,000 per year with the tax credit set to expire, that family would have a $700 a month increase in their health care bills. that will hammer them. that is like $9,000. my question to you is when putting together this tax proposal when you will have to make recommendations about how to pay for it, will we continue to provide this help to vermonters, like this electrician in brattleboro so he does not get hammered on health care premiums? mr. bessent: senator, as we discussed in your office and i have not had time to do my homework on this, i think i told you my family, friends, business colleagues often get sick of hearing my phrase, "no data, no opinion," so i will get up to speed. sen. welch: i appreciate that but there are some things that make a difference for working americans in south carolina and vermont. the child tax cut. it reduced poverty for children by 50%. that is elemental for hard-working families and the premi

has been shot and killed in vermont in the line of duty. the fbi says that along with the agent, a subject was killed and a third person was injured and taken into custody. investigators with the fbi, the department of homeland security and vermont state police are now on scene. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear that i will faithfully. >> president trump, sworn in as the 47th president of the united states, capping a historic political comeback. he is the second president elected to two nonconsecutive terms. trump's inauguration was held indoors for the first time in 40 years due to the extreme cold right now in washington, dc. in his speech, president trump promised to take the country in a new direction. president trump has started issuing executive orders, including freezing most federal hiring, directing the withdrawal of the country from the world health organization, as well as the paris agreement to fight climate change and attempting to stall a federal ban of the app tiktok. he also revoked roughly 80 executive orders issue

. >>> news tonight about an arrest in connection with the killing of a border agent in vermont. what we're now learning about the suspects. why authorities had them under surveillance before the shooting. >>> the freighter trapped in the ice on lake erie. the coast guard trying to help break it free. >>> nearly two years after her death -- ♪ -- the lost song by tina turner heard for the first time in more than 40 years. >>> and the giant pandas go public at the smithsonian national zoo. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. >>> we begin with major developments on immigration just days after president trump declared an emergency at the southern border. a military buildup underway. the first of some 1,500 active duty troops have arrived. marines from camp pendleton arriving with heavy equipment and osprey aircraft. and for the first time, military planes are making deportation flights. this c-17 at fort bliss, texas,

it was a jeffersonian congressman from from vermont. he's holding in his hand tongs from the fireplace that heated the then house of representative chamber. and he's attacking roger griswald, who was a federalist congressman from from connecticut, who had initiated the confrontation, trying to beat a lion over the head. this is an era of congressional history in which the capital was it was an almost entirely isolated environment. members would never take their their families. there were very few lobbyists who lived there. and personal grudges, especially between members of differing parties, were were hardly uncommon during the during the early period of american history, lion had a somewhat colorful history as as a whole. he fought during the revolutionary war in the new york vermont theater. he mustered out of the continental army and some controversy. but became a fairly wealthy entrepreneur or in early statehood. vermont was elected to congress as a affiliate of the of the jeffersonian party. the modern day version of this is the d

dhs says the agent was assigned to the area, which covers vermont and northern new york, and they died in the line of duty. the shooting took place in coventry along interstate 91. one suspect was killed, another was wounded and is now in custody. >> a first of its kind study is taking a look at the benefits of weight loss drugs. beyond just shedding a few pounds. researchers are calling the results eye opening. this morning, a new study suggests weight loss drugs have the potential to provide far more benefits to patients than just weight loss. >> we started hearing from patients were like, oh, i used to have these aches and pains and they're gone. and i used to, you know, it was very difficult for me to quit smoking. and now all of a sudden i don't have cravings for cigarette anymore. >> researchers looked into the records of more than 2.5 million patients in the department of veterans affairs and found medications used for diabetes and weight loss under the brand names ozempic, wegovy and mounjaro may reduce the risks of dozens of medical conditions and diseases, including alzheimer

the first woman, first openly lgbtq person to represent vermont.us what you learned during your first term in congress and what your priorities are for this one. guest: i will start with my priorities. they are the same priorities i had when i came in. shoring up and protecting the democracy. that is something that is incredibly important to my constituents. we have a terrible housing crisis in vermont. getting investments in housing. we have a terrible mental health crisis that is impacting bigger cities in vermont. i would add those are two things we can get bipartisan work done. things i have learned is that the members on the other side seem to have, many of them, a different value around protecting the constitution and the rule of law. what has been surprising to me is the number of my colleagues, republicans, who will talk disparaging the -- disparagingly about president trump and the way he conducts himself, and in the end they fall in line. host: so -- guest: that is disturbing to me. host: when you say your republican colleagues are maybe

it's cold out in vermont.forcement to protect taxpayers and vermonters from ripoffs charges. thank you. i yield. >> senator schmitt. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i can -- good to see you and i meant every word of that compose introductory remarks. i have the greatest deal of respect for you personally professionally. this is a great pick by president trump. you are going to do a great job. i do want to say it appears as of trump derangement syndrome is alive and well. the focus of these questions today are disturbing. i don't think my democratic colleagues learned a very much from the november 5 fifth election. the american people rejected all this. their obsession with president trump, didn't vote for the them electorally and i think of extend this path it will be in a permanent minority. [inaudible] >> lance like. that's up them to decide. i do want to comment on this newfound religion on independence from the attorney general. i will remind my colleagues the last three democratic attorney generals, attorneys

if pam bondi is confirmed peter welch will find a way on something that matters to the people vermont've watched you do in the house and the senate and i'm not surprised you took a meeting with her and others did not, that's the kind of person you are. my prediction you'll find someone with pam bondi or anyone else, from the great state of vermont, thank you for joining us. we hope to see you soon. >> up next the first of the hostages held by hamas are free wondering if the same college campuses held by hamas was celebrated the release of the innocent. former cia director mike pompeo is u.s. take a 50% ownership or to enter position between the joint venture. i am ashley strohmier. back to "sunday night in america". trey: welcome back to sunday night america. 15 months after hamas slaughtered is really, american another innocent citizens of cease-fire is in place earlier today the first of the hostages held in gaza since the massacre on october the seventh were handed over to the red cross before you reunited with their families more expected to be freed soon in exchange for dozens of

if pam bondi is confirmed peter welch will find a way on something that matters to the people vermont've watched you do in the house and the senate and i'm not surprised you took a meeting with her and others did not, that's the kind of person you are. my prediction you'll find someone with pam bondi or anyone else, from the great state of vermont, thank you for joining us. we hope to see you soon. >> up next the first of the hostages held by hamas are free wondering if the same college campuses held by hamas was celebrated the release of the innocent. former cia director mike pompeo is next. and he'd come five days a week if we let him. shape is great, the color's nice, that's a swell lid for you, baby! finding the exact date on ancestry that our family business was founded, really struck a chord with my grandfather. i've never seen this before. look at it - where has this come from? all the stories that's he's been able to hand me throughout the years, for me to hand him that information.. you don't get that moment every day. is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? whi

, around newport, vermont, approximately 15 miles from the border.terday, there have been an uptick in crossings over the northern border, certainly nothing along the lines of what we've seen along the southern border. but it isn't clear yet because we haven't got a lot of details, both from the department of homeland security, which of course, oversees the customs and border protection agents. we haven't gotten an update from them as far as who this agent might have been. we also don't have information yet from the fbi, though i suspect we'll hear more information later today. as far as an update on this case and their investigation, who specifically? to your point, you alluded to this individual who might be in custody. any specific charges there, and who were these individuals? obviously, the customs and border protection is not trolling the i-91 in vermont looking for people going five over the speed limit. so what was it that draw this agent's attention? is there any sort of prior criminal history, any sort of prior immigration history here that

we obviously did not see eye to eye on these things correct until people in alabama the like vermontnd like will yes like any sanders pretty got it. truly,te committed to figuring t how do we get back to some semblance of a given order and i think that it will be a driving force in the democratic side and like how do we have will bring him in to what we truly believe will improve the buildld how to get back to working together. of time and i have to ask you one very important question i cannot help but to notice that when the ap top 25 eskimo pool, came out this weekend it up or number one in alabama number four, center some stranger talking of alabama now the best ball say. >> will you know about we're going going to own that for a bit for sure, were going to regroup inn football side and were focus on basketball season. >> you goingoc to regroup theres a politician okay thank you appreciated you guys. [applause] [applause] >> live look here at "c-span2" official inaugural ball, just waiting for the president's lady vice president this lady in the united states to arrive on since he

agent david chris mayland was shot and killed during a traffic stop in vermont and we have the latestthis. what do we know about the suspect and the charges? >> yeah, the suspect involved in what was an exchange of gunfire that led to the killing of border agent david chris maland is identified as teresa young blood. her driver's licence found at the stop. and revealing that maland was with other agents when the car was pulled over on the freezing highway in coventry, vermont, and the passenger was the owner of the prius buckhold. he appeared to have an expired visa. he was killed in the exchange of the gunfire, and it is said that young blood pulled a firearm and started firing, and buckhold tried to draw a firearm, and the exchange of gunfire resulted in young blood and buckhold and the border patrol agent being shot. and revealed tactical gear, night vision, goggles, and tactical belt with holster, and respirators, and two-way radios, and a dozen elec electronic dev, storage devices, and travel devices, and a journal in yunblut's journal, and we are awaiting her appearance in a cou

and vermont a guy named john rembert showed that doctors inin vermont in the incredibly different from the doctors and waterbury vermont which is just down the road. how frequently the doctor might perform a tonsillectomy. they differ dramatically between the two towns in how frequently a doctor would perform a hysterectomys, differ dramaticay between the two towns and subsequently we've seen that pattern across the whole united states. there literally communities in the states were overall levels of health care utilization might be three times what they are. the way you are treated if you are sick in minneapolis looks nothing at all like the way you're treated in los angeles. >> the subtitled of "revenge of the tipping point" is over story super sprinters and the rise of social engineering and with regard to over storing you say that the over story i specific. it's tied to a place. it's powerful, it shapes behavior and it does not emerge out of nowhere. it happens for a reason. what is your definition of its? >> the idea there is i played with this concept in my first book. i returned

the shooting happened in vermont about 12 miles south of the canadian border. molly line has the latest from that spot. hi, molly. >> good morning, dana. this border patrol agent that was shot and killed in the line of duty has been identified by sources as david mi will, land. killed at 44 years old. experienced agent that was here serving on the northern border. the shooting happened at a quarter past 3:00 on a section of interstate 91 that runs through coventry, vermont. the f.b.i. is calling an alleged assault of a federal officer. albany reports one u.s. agent was killed along with one subject and another subject injured is now in custody. the deadly incident happened in the sector of vermont, new york and new hampshire, 295 miles of the international border boundary with canada. last year they apprehended more than 19,000 subjects from 97 different countries. since october 2023, it's more than a 17 fiscal years combined. the acting secretary of homeland security wrote every single day our border patrol agents put themselves in harm's way so americans in t

american and british and dutch bases throughout the far west about the throughout east asia and the vermont. the german army had reached the gates of moscow, and if they had succeeded in taking the soviet union out of the war, it would have taken a tremendous counterweight to hitler and the and the german army out of europe, which would have been very bad news. on top of it, making it even more poignant for roosevelt and churchill. when churchill came the first time in that august off the coast of newfoundland, he arranged. a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of hms prince of wales. roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill, the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution. but the liturgy and the hands are very similar. so they had this very emotional service, uplifting service on the deck of the of prince of wales that august. well, not only were all these these bases falling and not only was the carnage in the north atlantic continuing, but hms prin

girma move the women's football podcaster, journalist, and broadcaster meg linehan spoke to us from vermontd transfer, and what a coup it is for chelsea. it was only a matter of time until we hit that million dollar mark in terms of women's football transfer but naomi and other things we can approach and you have a us player going to europe where the money will be bigger right now, i think. i remember one of the first camps that naomi was at, megan could stop talking about her and not just her vision, her consistency, the way she can read the field, but everything she brings off the field as well, she is this very quiet leader type, very much in the vein of carlow, becky, these big legends of the us women's national team centre—backs, so not just national team centre—backs, so notjust her defending which is very good and having seen it in person for years now, i think it will blow people away but now she has also brought scoring into her game. you are getting everything that naomi. i think for her, it is a matter of getting significant minutes. obviously, she is getting that with the swimmi

$100.00 woke up race seafront and suffered the puncture wound in her stomach cut off to this crash in vermont 2 months ago, we're 29 year old american says that she's now fits and will return to competitive racing at next week's woke up event in front and formula one drive is that's it. so for this news back to my mind with more of the, basically the at a time of unprecedented challenges and transformation. new era is sweeping across the african continents in a new full pod series. alger 0 explores how for nations are rising to the biggest challenges as they face critical, societal and economic issues for cause new directions. coming soon on al jazeera, an ancient african jewish community, secret operation, and a dangerous journey during the night patrol. so the soldiers looked a slight sports and the c o 20 world reveals the covert sides and c, i a mission that smuggle thousands of it to your pin jews into israel and the ongoing struggle for acceptance into society today. your peer to israel secret journeys announced a 0 in southern chile about this. the most cell sticks used to play and ind

molly line is in vermont for us. do we know if the suspects were illegal migrants?y're working on confirmation of all the details, but the border patrol agent was killed in the line of duty and sources say his name was david mayland and served for a dozen years and experienced agent killed at age of 44. one of the suspects involved has been identified by a source as a german national, a visa overstay and that's beening reported by the washington mahomes the shooting happened at quarter past three yesterday afternoon and it's south of the canadian border during a traffic stop. the images of the scene shot by the fox news digital team. the fbi has taken over the investigation into what they're calling an alleged assault of a federal officer in connection with a fatal shooting and fbi albany rep reports that one borr patrol agent was killed along with another subject. another subject was injured and is now in custody and the deadly incident happening in the border patrol sector that encompasses vermont and parts of new york and new hampshire and the area includes 295 m

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[applause] >> the certificate of the electoral votes of vermont seems to beor regular informed and authentic and appears kamala harris in the state of california received three votes for president and walz in f minnesota received three votes vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote commonwealth of virginia seems to be regular informed and authentic and appears kamala harris of the state of california received 13 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 13 votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of washington appears kamala d. harris of the state of california 12 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota. received for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electorall vote in the state of west virginia used to be regular informed and authentic and appears donald j trump of the state of oregon received for votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received for votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote wisconsin

i live about 3 miles away from the largest farm in the state of vermont. the way this farm became the largest is the fact is a smaller farmers which was mostly nil. their weight costs were down to nothing. of course the retail costs keep going up. this farm, collectively probably milks about 200,000 cows a day. what's funny is milk prices have been so low for so long made a huge methane. cut the milk out of the parler. and then they got around back. right into the methane digester. >> host: o'brien, could you put it? or. on what you're trying to tell us? i'm sorry timothy. >> caller: okay, well, all i am saying is the small farmer has so many hurdles against it. when it comes to organic milk, comes the bird flu guess what? there's another nail in the coffin. >> host: i think we are getting the gistha here, timothy, what u are talking about. try to do any response for that collar? >> the caller's on what the broad economic forces that push agriculture in this direction as we tell the story in the book from the early 1900s when my great-grandparents came her

it is something that is incredibly important to my constituents in vermont. we have a terrible housing crisis in vermont, one of the worst in the nation. getting investments in housing. we also have a terrible mental health crisis that is impacting small towns and bigger cities in vermont. that is also important to me. i would add those are two things i think we can get bipartisan work on. the thing i have learned is that the members on the others seem to have, many of them, a different value around protecting the constitution and the rule of law. what has been surprising to me is the number of my colleagues in the republican conference who will talk disparaging the about president trump, will talk disparaging the about the way that he conducts himself, and then, in the end, they fall in line. that is disturbing to me. host: when you say that republicans, your republican colleagues, are maybe not protecting the constitution and the rule of law, spell that out. what specifically do you think should happen? guest: it is very deeply disturbing to me that i was s

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joining us now, becca balint of vermont.s. thank you for joining us. through the snow, and i appreciate it. you got the blue suit memo. that's important. we were talking in the show about the way republicans are coalescing around the one big reconciliation push they want to do. it's everything from border security to tax cuts. i asked mychael schnell where the opportunity points were in that for democrats, but where do you thinker? >> well, it's going to be very difficult for us to navigate this because you have a party now that is so beholden to president trump's desires, wishes, whims, that if you're going to deliver a massive tax cut for billionaires and the wealthiest among us, how are you going to have anything left over to build housing, to shore up social security, to shore up medicare? these are real concerns. so of course, as our leader, hakeem jeffries always says, we are partner wherever -- wherever we whenever we can, but we cannot give up on our values and whatever the american people are needing from us. >> the

to make back money and states with weaker insurance regulation goes up even more like virginia and vermont it's something that we will have to keep an eye on. jack: you see in the market, insurance stocks got hammered mercury general 80% of the business in california dropped 26% this week. jack: jensen huang spoke at ces everybody was focused on quantum a.i. they got computing stocks are got killed you saw something totally different echoes of elon musk. >> ces las vegas a big event every year jensen the father of a.i. everybody pays attention. the thing that i thought he sound exactly like elon musk which is the winter elon and a justification for permanently optimistic. >> we all have a.i. and we can type in pond question super interpretive laxity and chat gpt that's everybody's exposure. down the road jensen said robotics could be the largest industry the world is ever seen he's lumping self driving under driving cars and humanized robots that's what elon musk said it's nice to have a second voice with a pristine reputation echoing that. the other thing however, getting a.i. self drivin

. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of vermont seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received three votes for president, and tim walz of the state of minnesota received three votes for vice president. sen. klobuchar: madam speaker, the certificate of the electronic vote of west virginia, it appears that kamala d. harris from the state of california received 13 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 13 votes for vice president. mr. morelle: madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of washington seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harfrills the state of california received 12 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 12 votes for vice president. mrs. fischbach: madam president, -- sen. fisher: madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of west virginia seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that d