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now throughout the culture, whether newsrooms, entertainment, academia, the democrat party -- this ideology "american marxism" has been spawned from marxism. it has been americanized, used to try to use our differences. our imperfecttions to exploit them and drive this ideology. for example. -- in education, by jean anyon, she is no longer with us. critical race theory. richard delgado. joy reef does not think that marxism is part of critical rare theory and for the phonies who say it is not being taught in elementary and secondary schools, it is. here from anyon . and is everyone really equal. they are serious books, written by so-called serious scholars, frontiers in social movement, theory. don't mind my poses. foundations of critical race theory and education. second edition. in case you missed first. history of the frank forth fran. the breaking of social contract. by cloward and herbert marcuse, the big daddy of american marxism. he was in germany at the time that hitler took over, he thought that the communist should have been able to take over, he was disappointed. this confounded h

in academia, in media and elsewhere. he continued: >> john dewey, john dewey. mr.ation in america. john dewey, one of the great heroes of the public journalism school of thought, says, use these schools for indoctrination to advance the government's agenda, a man who was praising stalin, the school system, 1928. by 1928 everyone knew who stalin was. one of the founding fathers of the progressive movement. this is not -- merely academic, they have reached deep to the society, you see parents on television pushing back to critical race theory, and transgenderism taught to 8 and 9-year-olds and fanatics dressed up as climate change, we'll discuss the issues, you need to see the basis for this. marxism is not a coincidence one thing that joy reed did on msnbcas fast as she do, she is f the most aggressive ideaioling ons on television. nonetheless. she ran to the defense of critical race theory saying, people are saying it based on marxism. ladies and gentlemen, you have is to be ignorant to know it is not based on marxism, the people who founded it wrote about marxism.

>> mascarillas en escuelas, con los contagios disparados la academia de pediatría pide que usen uso obligatoriode mascarillas . >> la justicia obliga que los estudiantes se vacunen. >> el covid-19 y se contagia a unos 4 días de los juegos de tokio. >> además, esto en telemundo. >> me duele tanto ver la disigualdad y racismo. >> expulsadas por ser latinas y escuchar música mexicana. >> vuelven los cruces masivos, desbordan los pouestos fronterizos algunos con bebés en (musica) (musica) como ana gabriel una joveder guatemala causa admiracion por su voz y la caompraran con ana gabriel y ella dice que solo seguira cantando solo en las ig iglesias >> noticias telemundo con jose diaz balart. >> el pais vuelve a estar bajo alarma por la nueva ola de c covid-19 impulsada por la v variante delta que se propaga con fuerza entre los no vac vacunados, los contagios se han disparosado y el numero de fallecido se dispara con alza de 25% y 211 muertes al dia, la academia grestadounidense d pedriatria recomendo que todos los niÑos mayores de dos aÑos hagan uso obligatorio de mascarillas al regresar a las escue

critical race theory's been around academia for several decades. she's simply taken the generalization and tried to give betrayal formed by agree just and false historical narrative. they dovetail together. you could keep critical race theory without the 1619 project that makes it easier. please go ahead. >> i want to add one thing to this the 1619 project being this political battle let's not forget to that 1619 makes the "new york times" irrelevant. not that they weren't, they had not had as a big of a viewership as they did or should take that back. 1619 was releases said they were people lined up at newsstands like around the city blocks. people were buying the "new york times" print addition in droves for that not to that kind of responses barack obama , since he won the election and. make no mistake this is also a way for "new york times" to make some money. i can be relevant and so may places across the country. i'm not saying that is the primary driver but it is important to all of this. >> i'm also hearing some talk in hearing some reporti

aylÉn: segunda academia estadounidense de pediatrÍa mÁs de 4 millones de niÑos han sitos diagnosticadoss han muerto. ¿cuÁl es la mejor manera que tenemos para prevenir el contagio de los niÑos? carlos: la mejor manera de cuidar a los niÑos es que todas las personas estÉn vacunados. de tal suerte que disminuya su riesgo de exposiciÓn. aylÉn: la academia americana de pediatrÍa, dice que todos los niÑos que regresen al salÓn de clase deberÁn usar una mÁscara. otros tres niÑos en ese estado el muerto por covid—19. por ahora la familia de wyatt estÁ en cuarentena con el corazÓn roto. comentan que aÚn no han comenzado a planificar su funeral porque es demasiado doloroso. descanse en paz este pequeÑito. atenciÓn a todas las familias. a seguir las recomendaciones de los doctores. carolina: te agradecemos por darle luz a esta historia, un pequeÑo de apenas 5 aÑos, mucha precauciÓn. hablando de atenciÓn, padres de familia, llega a estados unidos a texas el primer caso de la variante, que es una cepa que se detectÓ en perÚ y se ha extendido rÁpidamente por sudamericana siendo la responsable de la

place and we have not been paying attention throughout our culture whether newsrooms, entertainment, academiamocrat party, this ideology what i call american marxism has been spawned from marxism from americanized used to try and use our differences, our imperfections to exploit them and dreyfus ideology. some examples -- in education by jean, she's no longer with us, she was an iconic figure who pushed the idea an attitude of marxism throughout our educational system. critical race theory by richard delgado and james -- this is for troy reed who doesn't think marxism is part of critical race theory and also for all the phonies out there saying it's not been elementary and secondary schools, of course it is more from jean, here we have progressive education movement. here we have, as everyone really equal? these are serious books written by so-called serious scholars. front tears and social movement theory. foundations of critical race theory and education. second edition, in case you missed the first edition. the dialectic imagination, the history which we will get into, here we have the bre

la polÉmica por el uso mascarillas entre menores, esta maÑana entera te que acaba recomendar la academiade pediatrÍa y por quÉ no coincide con lo que sugieren los cdc. >> una excursiÓn de 11 minutos al espacio realiza hoy el hombre mÁs rico el mundo, verÁs en vivo el viaje supersÓnico de jeff bezos con otros tres pasajeros que hacen historia. satcha: captado en cÁmara queda el potente estallido que libera una casa. desde texas entÉrate que habrÍa causado la explosiÓn que sacude a todo un vecindario. carlos: mÁs de 6,000,000 de niÑos en escuelas pÚblicas podrÁn comer gratis a partir del nuevo aÑo escolar sin importar cuÁnto ganan sus padres. te contamos en quÉ estados se darÁ el histÓrico cambio. satcha: hoy josÉ eduardo derbez hace impactantes revelaciones sobre su orientaciÓn sexual y tambiÉn nos cuenta toda la verdad detrÁs de la relaciÓn de sus famosos padres. alan: raÚl gonzÁlez conversa con angÉlica vale en una entrevista que nadie se ha atrevido a hacerle, te va encantar de las sorpresas que le preparamos a nuestra estrella del paseo de la fama de hollywood. satcha: "despierta amÉr

padre que sus hijos sigan con el curso a distancia sino están seguros de regresar, desarrollaron una academia que regresen a las aulas >>> el mejor lugares cuando están con nosotros en la presencia de los maestros >>>se incentiva cada distrito tiene su propia disposición, está basada en los alineamientos de los cdc >>> y japón aprobaron, aprobaron la vacuna moderna, tras un ensayo, en estados unidos determinaron que esta fórmula es segura se suma la autorización que el país dio a vacuna pfizer a partir de los 12 años >>> las 20 las calles se pusieron comunes los vendedores ven en este trabajo una forma de sobrevivir y junto a esto llega en cualquier momento las autoridades de puede llegar y decomisar sus productos >>> en la comunidad latina, necesita ganarse lavida, no tienen como registrar el negocio >>> en la cámara de comercio de san francisco dijo que trabaja con la ciudad para encontrar una solución a la venta las calles, el departamento de salud pública dice que va a citar a los consumidores que deben tener cuidado de comprar alimentos a un vendedor ambulante que tenga una calcomanía de

. >> i want to get to academia and a minute. but most americans would say yes we believe in free speech and we are proud of the first amendment and yet there are signs that we'd like to tinker with the first amendment a little bit. maybe it's gone too far for some people. is there any evidence that americans are low schizoid on this? >> oh my god we aren't a little schizoid, we are cut into pieces and we are on fragments around the floor. we are very proud of our -- proud of our traditions and free speech but at the same time surveys have shown that half of americans and even more millenials believe the first amendment is outdated. i cite a few poles and it's getting more and more. in fact attracts a lot of ivy league students who say you can shut people down. we can't bear the idea of an idea that doesn't fit us. it's really really interesting. in my opinion when the signature achievements of this country in the last 50 or 60 odd years is decreased like the world is never known by a large margin. the noise of free speech is pow

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instead they fall into this academia trap.asked 140 people who were quizzed about what they thought. how many folks are left leaning? >> the survey is like 90% that everybody in academia is far left. >> this survey, it ranks trump in terms of pursuing quality for all lower than several presidents who owned slaves. i don't know if i should take this seriously. the greatest president of all time? >> who? >> calvin coolidge. he said the president is not a great man and he used his position as president to devalue the government. super low taxes. non-intervention. plus he was hot. >> great campaign slogan. >> he might have been the first person to use the phrase cool. >> i just made that up. >> damn you! >> [laughing]. >> he will humiliate me for falling for that. >> i am not sure if i can tell if someone is hot or not. >> well, i was going to say something crude. out of character i will just think it. >> [laughing]. >> yeah, it's crude. oh, man the things i am thinking. coming up, do the emmy's give biden an award for keeping ame

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one other insightful comment was we need to collectively together, the department, industry, academia, congress articulate the threat clearly and concisely that our peer competitors such as russia and china are opposing to our national security. getting that message out to the american public so they truly understand the threats we are facing at to go quickly was actually, would be an absolutely essential accomplishment. overall, messages they came from the workshop at the end of the day was cultural change and those are difficult to enact. eustace at the pentagon when strategy needs culture, culture wins every time. trying to initiate those cultural changes, a change includes when we think about trust, and we handle data, the way we handle intellectual property, changed the way we can indicate within ourselves, across government and outside of government to the public at large. finally being open to constant of both extreme attention at all specs, being willing to fail. not fail as a literacy in some ways. failing in smart ways so we learn from those failures and we move forward. mak

una polÉmica recomendaciÓn de la academia de pediatrÍa para que los niÑos mayores de dos aÑo porten mascarillasscuelas genera controversia. el jurado de elecciones de perÚ proclama a pedro castillo como presidente electo. pasaron mÁs de 40 dÍas y una denuncia de fraude por su oponente keiko fujimori. se intensifica las amenazas de muerte contra el colectivo "guerreras buscadoras de sonora". locutor: este es "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. comencemos con la nueva sugerencias para que los mayores de dos aÑos usen mascarillas. reportera: todos los niÑos mayores de dos aÑos tienen que utilizar la mascarilla sin importar el estado de vacunaciÓn. >> les molesta, hay que tener precauciÓn. un niÑo de casi dos aÑos todavÍa no llegaba con su mascarilla, pero los padres lo comenzaron a acostumbrar. reportera: por otro lado se dijo lo contrario, que los estudiantes vacunados no necesitaban utilizar mascarilla. la mayorÍa niÑos no estÁn lados. serÁ difÍcil descifrar quiÉn es ——estÁn vacunados y quiÉn —— quienes no. la rapada propagaciÓn de la variante del

she then returns to academia, this time at harvard law school, joining the faculty there where after four years she becomes the dean of the harvard law school, first woman dean of harvard law school. six years after that president obama invites her to become solicitor general. first woman solicitor general that we have ever had. and then only one year after that justice stephens retires and president obama names justice kagan to the supreme court. she's now going into her tenth term here and we're very privileged to have her as the host of this evening. justice kagan? [ applause ] >> thank you, jerry, so much. as you can tell from that introduction before coming here i couldn't keep a job. jerry, thank you for everything you do, for the supreme court historical society and everything that the supreme court historical society does for the supreme court. the historical society does extremely important work this reminding people of the importance of our constitution and our judicial system and its history. we're deeply appreciative. this evening marks the second of the society's 2019 le

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the backlash against the democrats big tech academia in the liberal media is coming. we are doing it if you want to see a backlash we can do it together by winning and 22. we should win in 22 we can win in 22 we will then in 22. thank you. god bless america. god bless every one of you. goodbye. [applause] publishing hundreds of nonfiction books in his career now has written a memoir about his own life call then especially good view a national book review rights he's not written a memoir so much is a report from the front we talk with him about his time in vietnam and among other things.

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today, it is a hard call as to which is more monolithically, militantly left-wing, is it academia or the entertainment industry? now sadly the same thing has happened to the world of sports and in the end no one ends up getting a metal and that is the angle. yesterday the nfl sent out a memo describing the ramifications for teams that had covert outbreaks during the 2021 seasons saying a forfeit will be declared for a postponed boehm that can't be rescheduled and is caused by not break among unvaccinated players of one team. in addition of a forfeit occurs, both players on both teams would lose their game checks. doctor fauci thinks this is the right move. >> the nfl is sending a strong signal that it is very important to get vaccinated. they are saying if unvaccinated people get infected there are going to be consequences. >> the actual players, however, do not see it the same way, one of the top wide receivers in the league road in a now deleted tweet never thought i would say this but being in a position to hurt 19 because i don't want to partake in the vaccine is making me questi

you have been in academia for a long time.l you with the political left and black lives matter some of the black progressive faculty members, i mean, they are teaching these ideas. these are very dangerous ideas. and i think that we need to have higher standards in academia. but the more dangerous thing is that with hannah-jones, her ideas through the 1619 project, they are in schools all across america thousands of schools are using the 1619 project and so they are indoctrinating our students with false ideas and the critical race theory, the marxism, the embrace of communism that we see among black leaders, that is going unchallenged. that is unacceptable. and i think we all need to stand up and call it what it is, it's racism. it is a racism among progressive whites that allows this to take place. carley: i just wonder where did some of these ideas come from that capitalism is bad, socialism, communism, marxism is good despite it being proven time and time again that it doesn't work. >> it's ignorance, i believe, of history

this to support all ukraine in phase on going russian aggression in dunbar and illegal immigration academia. and then creeping an extension of the territory to like the territorial waters around grania and the office. all since 2018 rush, i impose what keep all the ukrainian ports and this is why it's so important to show that you've cleaned is not alone in conflict with russia. secondly, as we proclaim that need to membership, what did you goal? and majority of ukraine and support session, move it to a really important thing to get more interoperability with natal country down to be more ready to get the membership action plan tend to be a recent decision. i made a summit, you greenville get the opportunity to become a member of the membership action plan and finally get the paternity to strengthen regional corporation and to show the regional power power beyond the region. the threat that russia, not just to ukraine, just to the region, but the european continent as a whole. a heavy militarization of crimea, including the nuclear component, is a direct threat to the caliber was capable of

of thousands of high-tech us jobs august on building a growing space economy supporting science, academia, business and government. the us commercial space industry is leading the world today thanks in part to the public-private partnerships this committee has repeatedly supported over the years and continues to support. as a result of private-sector innovation the us is seeing a marked increase in both the number of launches and number of satellites deployed in orbit providing critical capabilities including broadband internet and environmental monitoring . ensuring a global commitment to space safety and space sustainability has never been more important. space choice and awareness represents the most pressing issue to address today. as access to accurate and timely tracking data is essential to assuring continued safe operations for all users. css endorses recommendations by both the space force and nasa to transition unclassified activities to the department of commerce that acknowledges this committee has long supported doc assuming its mission. doc has commenced developing the open

that why we are saying information and intelligence and the law enforcement data and the private academia, and really all sources of information, because this is a global trend, and it is a global technology, and all types of actors are really seeking to exploit the technology for their own benefit. >> thank you for that. we need to know the resources that you need. we need to know the things that you identify what we are talking about here, and if there is more comprehensive lists, we need to know that, and we have seen it in the ransomware attacks recently, and you have mentioned it in many of the examples that you have given us, but it is the purpose of the hearing and the committee is to give you the resources if we can to make sure that we can combat that. i yield. >> thank you, what i wish to ask the witnesses as outlind in the 3rd guidelines by the minority. the chair recognizes for five minutes chairman from new jersey mr. malinowski. >> thank you. thank you, madam chair. as all of you have testified cryptocurrencies are being use right now for purchasing nefarious purposes for pu

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genes now identified ands are serving targets for the development of new therapies and industry and academia. ancestry plays a big role in genetic risk. different may have different contributions to disorders like autism. however very little work has been done to illuminate to the causes of autism in african-americans or african populations rated ancestries outside of the group study, have substantial advantages by enabling pinpointing the actual genetic causes, and reducing the rate of genetic misdiagnosis in the general population. in summary, a few major recommendations. our understanding of autism is changed markedly the last two decades due to growth and advances in research and clinical treatments. continuing thattm trajectory is essential to decreasing societal and economic burden. the vast majority of research has been done by populations and a need to increase inclusion of diverse populations especially black americans were severely underrepresented in autism. and rain disease research in general. the same holds true for hispanic americans. we must lower structural barriers in the t

esta es la nueva recomendaciÓn de la academia americana de pediatrÍapara todos los niÑos mayores de 2ntradice a los cdc que dice que los estudiantes vacunados no tendrÍan que usar la mÁscara en el salÓn de clases y tampoco los maestros. ¿tienes preguntas? nos conectamos con juan rivera, corresponsal mÉdico principal, bienvenido a su ediciÓn digital. estamos viendo un incremento de casos de covid un director de los cdc dice que es un error haber removido el mandato de los cdc en cuanto al uso de mÁscara. ¿cuÁl es su recomendaciÓn? ¿quÉ le dice un padre de familia? juan: hola, carolina y borja. creo que lamentablemente una de las cosas que estÁn sucediendo es que se estÁn dando recomendaciones generales para todo el mundo y sin embargo aunque vivimos en el mismo paÍs, nos hemos convertido en un paÍs dividido en dos. hay estados donde un gran porcentaje, mÁs del 70% de las personas estÁn vacunadas y hay otros estados donde ni siquiera 40% de la poblaciÓn estÁ vacunada. a mÍ me parece que tanto la recomendaciÓn de los cdc o de la asociaciÓn americana de pediatrÍa deben ser mÁs especÍficos

genes that identified are serving as targets for the development of new therapies in industry and academia. ancestry plays a a big role in genetic risk such that different ancestry may have different genetic contributions to disorders like autism. however, very little work is been done to elucidate genetic causes of autism in african-american or african population. studying diverse ancestries outside of a groups study has substantial advantages by enabling pin point the actual genetic causes and reducing the rate of genetic misdiagnosis in the general population. in summary, i have a few major recommendations. our understanding of autism has changed markedly in the last two decades due to growth and advances in research and medical treatment. continuing debt trajectory is essential to decreasing societal and economic burden. the vast majority of research that's been done in white european populations and there's need to increase inclusion of diverse population especially black americans are severely underrepresented in autism and brain disease research in general, the same holds true for h

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academia, the private sector, and international partners. today's hearing is very important. and the step were taking with it since heaving working to achieving sustainability -- sustainability goals for our environment. i look forward to this discussion and i thank you neil back. >> great, thank you madam chair. and if there are members who wish to submit additional opening statements, you're statements will be added to the record at this point. also at this time, i'd like to introduce our witnesses. our first witness is miss harrison. miss harrison is the chief executive officer of the recycling partnership, a national nonprofit dedicated to protecting the planet by fixing recycling in activating a circular economy throughout the united states. she is an international speaker, media pungent and environmental author dedicated to engaging companies in making measurable lasting change in communities. under her leadership, the recycling partnership has grown significantly. engaging in more than 70 funding partners and reaching more than half of american households. our next wit

and i spent a lot of time in academia and i love reading about academia there's just something aboutre are no queer people in these books. and yet, there are black queer people on campus as i am one of them and so when i started writing my first stories, it just made sense that i would write about a setting that i was deeply familiar with and i felt like i was getting to correct the record a little bit by writing myself and people like me into the stories. >> seth: so two of the characters are dancers in the book and it is written about so beautifully that i was wondering if you yourself had a background in dance >> only as like an intense super fan and spectator. i always wanted to be a dancer as a child but my mom always forbade me from it because she thought it would make my gay. but then like i turned out to be gay anyway [ laughter ] and if it i could go back in time, i would be like, "just let him dance. it's gonna be fine." but, no, a lot of the dance in the book just comes from really loving dance and being a dance enthusiast and reading everything i possibly could about it t

. >> if you wanted to be accept inned the entertainment industry, media and academia, you have to drafthis country. how deranged, how crazy have we gotten over our national politics that if you see someone flying an american flag, you run the other direction because you assume you don't agree on politics. >> i know that there's a history in this country of certain groups using the flag, the american flag to intimidate marginalized groups and people of color. howie: joining us to analyze the coverage in new york, will cain, co-host of "fox & friends weekend" in, los angeles, leslie marshall, radio host and fox news contributor. will, what a do you make of some media organizations turning the july 4th celebrations into attacks on america and what npr calls flaws and hypocrisy. >> it's tragic for the future of the country. the american flag is a symbol of principles and aspiration that's we live up to the principles but the principles remain the same, they remain pure and aspirational. if the media and the left decide those symbols no longer represent them and their ideology, that will be

military, the corporate boardroom, wall street, professional sports, entertainment, the campus, academiaal media, it's all in control of the left and i think they're frustrated because with such power they've not been able to convince 51% of the people to be woke, every one of their issues which open border or could a race theory or defunding the police, the polls show they don't enjoy 51% majority support. and yet they can't figure out why that is it's almost as if the deplorable, the drags, chumps, irredeemable, kramers, we've done everything and control everything and here they are and now they're going after them as white supremacy and xenophobes and all of that stuff. gerry: it is a quote they really think that it is time to change the people, don't they. we have to take a short break but when we come back, we will talk more about what's going on in america today and will look at the way america confronts challenges around the world. stay with us. ♪ so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... ch

la academia de pediatrÍa de estados unidos recomendÓ que todos los niÑos mayores de dos aÑos y vacunados que contradice lo que habÍan dicho los cdc sobre el tema. el propio doctor fauci, mÁxima autoridad sanitaria, dice que la recomendaciÓn de los pediatras es la mÁs adecuada. expertos en salud pÚblica coinciden. >> es sumamente difÍcil que los maestros que ya estÁn atareados estÉn preguntÁndole a cada niÑo si hay contacto en su casa, si alguien ha caÍdo enfermo en la casa, si los padres se han vacunado uno. mascarillas para todos creo que es lo mÁs sano. >> yo soy vacunado, pero no significa que sea bueno. lourdes: tanta es la preocupaciÓn que ha comenzado a sentir el impacto con una baja en las acciones por el temor de que la situaciÓn con el covid—19 empeore. ilia: entre los estados mÁs poblados, la florida es uno de los mÁs afectados por el rebrote de covid—19. el Índice de casos positivos es de 10%. ¿cuÁl es la respuesta del gobierno estatal? lourdes: hasta ahora el gobernador lo que ha dicho es que llamÓ a desinformaciÓn a lo que ha estado diciendo todas las autoridades sanitarias.

la academia americana de pediatría anunció 2.000 nuevos contagios más los casos de menores de edad representann dado positivo al virus desde 2020. >> las vegas es una de las ciudades del país donde los casos están subiendo como la espuma, por eso las autoridades recomiendan que no viajen a esta ciudad. >> más de 99% de la gente que está enferma de covid-19 y mueren son personas sin vacuna, es tiempo de protegernos a todos y a nuestra economía. >> con el número de infecciones que tiene las vegas ahora mismo se ubican en este momento como la sexta ciudad con más casos de coronavirus en todo el país, a nivel local si venimos a la bahía este condado reporta más casos comparado al resto de la región, vamos a temas de inmigración, el gobierno de joe biden tiene un plan para examinar las solicitudes de asilo según reporta nbc que obtuvo una copia del documento, por otro lado el departamento de seguridad nacional anunció que aplicará la expulsión acelerada a ciertas familias migrantes que cruzan la frontera sur, vamos a la capital donde está juliana monsalve con esta información. >> cargando solo sus

we have witnesses from academia and industry working on new solutions to plastics recycling, including chemical recycling and applying robots and artificial intelligence to material sorting. i look forward to our conversation. innovation in these areas will ensure a better world for her children and grandchildren. thank you madam chair. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the chairwoman of the full committee, chairwoman johnson, for an opening statement. >> good morning. thank you chairwoman stevens for holding today's hearing. and happy birthday. leaders across the globe are wrestling with the need to reduce plastic waste. and i appreciate the fact that you chairwoman stevens and congressman gonzalez -- this bipartisan leadership on legislation you introduced supporting research and development activities to help reduce plastic waste. communities across the country, including my district of dallas, texas, are trying to find solutions to deal with the increasing levels of plastic waste. the statistics concerning plastic pollution are indeed staggering. in 2018, plastic waste was the

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