bice: thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, for five minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. mr. des poe zito: i stand before you -- mr. des poe zito: i stand before you today as an incredible new yorker and incredible law enforcement professional, louis matazarato. he committed his life to serving the people of new york where he spent 35 years as a member of the greatest police department, the new york city police department. during his time in the nypd, he experienced the ups and downs of life on patrol as an nypd cop dealing with the crime crisis spanning decades. throughout this time, lou remained a steadfast community protector, an advocate for his fellow brothers and sisters in blue. for 31 years lou served in various capacities in the new york city patrolman's benevolent association. being elected our president in 1995. throughout his tenure, lou matarazzo worked tirelessly to advocate for members of law enforcement, not just in new york but across t

but representative bice, i want to press on the paying for it issue because as great as this sounds, it goes nowhere if you can't figure out how to pay for it. are the two of you on the same page on -- do you raise taxes to pay for it? what do do you to pay for it? >> i think we have to examine all of the options. a lot of proposals have been put out there by republicans and democrats, house and senate. our goal is to really take a step back, look at all of the things that have been put on the table and sort of figure out how can we tweak these to be more effective. the tax and jobs cuts act of 2017 had a provision in it that allowed for companies to get a tax credit if they offered paid family leave to their employees. we want to look at is that effective, how many people are taking advantage of that, what is the outcome. so we will really look, deep dive into all of these options and figure out how do we pay for it. look, as a republican, it would be very difficult for me to say i would be, you know, supportive of some sort of paid leave program that was a government program. i can

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, the news continues here and i'm just there after women make science ah, a is going to be choppy, bice okay. so the members can lead to the teams and then whoever wants experience and then within just as well. and when we observe, we observe all kind of as well, but we really felt was because we were on the goals in area and the good when we have a cy thing, we have to record out what we actually see them doing, say whether that swimming or diving their somewhere in that general vicinity. papa gulf is guys. they sure snarled, come on, dolphin. they belong to a large board. they wanted are for the last 11 years. and now that he was able to undo the big picture of adorable things with them identify which individuals they are and when we last saw them. since i was very young, i always loved the science of biology in nature. i must be 7 near the volt and they thought about that 5. i believe that we saw a farther away from that very special landing. they have a very complex social structure and they are very intelligent a, and you can see the themes and this thing that a thing and then defi

next, waste is transported for treatment, usually accompany bice and signed and dated for accountability. special vehicles must be used as to prevent access to and direct contact with the waves by the transportation operators scavengers, and the public drivers must also be trained in the procedure in case there is an accidental spillage. finally, the waste is treated based on his category. the waste must be disposed of by incineration or plasma pyrolysis sanitary landfill, or pit things like scalpels will undergo sterilization via gamma. radiation are autoclave. now both incineration and plasma pyrolysis produce gas pollutants. and given all of this hospitals, they're paying a lot for proper waste management. $7000.00 tons of solid waste are generated in the us every day at a cost of $10000000000.00 per year. on average, it costs hospitals to, to $0.06 per pound for solid waste disposable. $0.30 to a $1.25 per pound for bio hazardous and infectious waste. and between $1.00 to $6.00 per pound for hazardous waste. the global medical waste management market experience tremendous pressure du

a police officer was also killed after vocal harass fighters. targeted a bice in a nearby town. purchases were back on the streets of george's capital tbilisi for 3rd night, even though the government said it will withdraw a controversial bills of days of unrest. opponents of the so called for an agency or say it would silence independent media and criticism of the ruling party protest this i don't keep demonstrating until this proof the bill has actually been withdrawn. showing how reports after 2 days of protests, a spiraling battle against government plans to curb civil liberties in georgia may have been pulled from the brink. the ruling party announced that it would step back from draft legislation. that protest is said, echoed a civil society crackdown in russia, but no one is taking that for granted. we just want to fulfill our dreams and we want to finish the job that we talk to tv, the goal. of course, it's great news that they want to cancel, but the order to it and if it will be canceled, we will be happy. georgia and opposition leaders treated the government announcement with e

i told scott at dinner, is that they canceled the show after one year because each too became the biceand they just got rid of all their shows regardless of their ratings or anything. but what was amazing is we had leads on single item. we were looking for brand new. i said, i'm like i, if i could, funded myself, i'd do it myself. but i wish that's the that i really loved doing because we were things. it was amazing. okay. yes. last question you got it. yeah. okay. do you who? marsha p johnson is. marsha p johnson. i don't know more. she was a person who was a big part of the stonewall riots. and i was wondering if you would ever do an i am book for her because, you know, mean i will tell you so we have so many people who ask about, you know, who we consider for the next time book and thank you for asking that we keep a giant list when. i went to pitch the series. i said to the public, they said, oh, you want to do a i amelia earhart and you want to do i am abraham lincoln. that's so nice to books. that's great. and i said, no, no, no, i want to do 100 books. i want to build a library

understood and transparent manner, leaving no wiggle room for any bureaucrat to substitute their own bices and -- biases and hijack the process. unfortunately that is not the case with this new wotus rule. put simply, this rule is the equivalent of a nuclear warhead aimed right at our farmers, communities, homebuilders, road builders and private property owners, among many others. the ramifications of its implementation will be far and wide, affecting the prosperity and economic opportunity of all americans. and as of march 20, that nuclear warhead's going to be launched. once the federal government has complete control over the definition of a water, because of an arbitrary and am big white house definition -- ambiguous definition, it will then have control over everything else applied to the land, whether it be application of pesticides or herb sides or the building of a shed or fence or anything else. a property owner could be prosecuted for these simple and customary actions because a bureaucrat decides that what they have done affects a navigable water. so let's be clear. ambiguity an