bill. the clerk: senate 3103, an act to amend title 18 united states code to eliminate the statute of limitations for the filing of a civil claim for any person who while a minor was a victim after violation of section 1589, 1590, 1591, 2241-c, 2242, 2243, 2251, 2251-a, 2252, 2252-a, 2260, 2421, 2422, or 2423 of such title. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from new york , mr. nadler, and the gentleman from ohio, mr. jordan, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on s.3103. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: mr. speaker, s.3103, the eliminating limits to justice for child sex abuse victims act of 2022

this bill is an excellent bill. this bill is a bill that will help to protect the rule of law. this bill is a bill that will help ensure future elections cannot be stolen this bill will ensure that in the future, the united states congress is very clear that we have a very limited number of objections that can be made if any can be made at all and those are strictly limited to those outlined in the constitution. this bill is a very important and crucial bill to ensure that what happened on january 6 never happens again. it saddens me, madam speaker, that my colleagues on this side of the aisle continue to play politics. i can tell you that's not what we're doing on the january 6 committee. my colleagues ought to watch the hearings of the january my collo watch the hearings on the january 6 committee. we're very clear on putting forth what happened and former president trump's responsibility and role in every aspect of the attack that happened that day. and contrary, again, to the assertions my friend and colleague from illinois made previously, what happened on january 6 was no

back to the bill, while i'm pleased representative bill raw quest ice -- bilirakis' bill was signed into law, more work and bipartisan efforts are needed to build on the efforts to increase tourism. without question, the covid-19 pandemic was different for all industries but the travel and tourism industry was especially hard hit. according to testimony by the u.s. travel association, before the consumer protection and commerce subcommittee, at the end of the 2021, international travel spending was 78% below prepandemic levels. this bipartisan legislation can support the u.s. travel and tourism industry and address the declining percentage of visitors to the united states. the visit america will b act will help by directing the department of commerce to develop a 10-year travel and tourism strategy with annual goals for the number of international visitors to the united states. i think the sponsors and co-sponsors of all these bills considered at the energy and commerce committee. i would like to give special recognition to our colleague, representative bilirakis, the ranking member of t

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he chose a bill. [inaudible] they chose a bill that would repeal at the state level they chose a bill that would not put us in the mainstream of the world, but put us in a group of seven nations that allow abortion on demand pretty much up to the point of birth like north korea, ironic and a few ouothers. about 10% of americans support late-termti abortion like the democratic bill. so, my legislation, our legislation is a counter to their proposal. i hope we get to debate on it and vote on it. they had a chance to vote on their bill. i'm asking for a chance to vote on my bill. i'm hoping the more he talked about this issue and the more trying to accomplish at the federal level we couldn't rally the public nationally to put our country and better standings. to realize we are not a better o nation here, aborting babies at 15 weeks who can feel excruciating pain unless there is a really street extreme exception. we live in the company of most tcivilized nations. we would get out of the club of seven like

this bill is a bad bill. there are serious constitutional questions in the bill, article two says each state shall appoint in such matter that the legislature -- this bill is congress trying to intrude on the state legislatures. it is also exceptionally bad policy. unfortunately, i understand why democrats in this body would support it. there are three reasons democrats in this body supported. number one, this bill is all about donald j. trump, and in our lifetimes has driven democrats in this body more out of their minds than president trump. we know the democrats are not opposed to objecting to elections and presidential electors. we know that because democrats objected in 1969. they objected again in 2001, and they objected again in 2005 and they objected again in 2017. the democrats have a long history of going up and objecting to electors, and by the way, and two of those times, 1969 and 2005, it wasn't just a democrat house member that objected, a democrat sinner -- senator joined and objected to that b

bills? let's just take a look at what they spent time promoting instead. for example, the democrats' so-called george floyd justice in policing act is a divisive bill being pushed through by the majority without any republican input, disguised as accountability, the bill will make communities less safer, hinder law enforcement's ability to do their job, limit the readiness of law enforcement, and demonizes an entire profession for the actions of a few. it eliminates qualified immunity protections for federal, state, and local law enforcement officers which protect officers who have to operate in high-pressure, quick-decision environment. it lowers the mental standard for civil -- for federal civil rights lawsuits. it also -- it allows officer convictions even if the officer has no specific intent to deprive a person of a federal right. i have given a couple of examples of good, strong republican legislation that was not considered as even part of -- part of the democrats' so-called police or

i'm dana perino. >> i'm bill hemmer.bill: female voters looking at important policy issues when picking candidates especially in north carolina where suburban women will likely be key to republicans keeping that open senate seat. kellyanne conway last night telling bret baier what has been motivating voters just about

this bill does act exily that. i'm grate to feel representatives jeffries, bass, issa and mace for introducing this strategic and practical measure. i ask my colleagues to join me in supporting this bipartisan bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. fitzgerald: human trafficking is a terrible evil, we should do all we can in congress to help victims. this law would allow the secretary -- to post information to help victims in area wra victim mace see it and be able to seek help. the committee directed the secretary of homeland security to post the hotline at ports of entry. it's well documented that human traffickers often use the transportation industry for both recruiting and operations. in 2020, the latest year for which data is available, 10,583 incidents of human trafficking were reported

the catch is the bill is going to have joe mansions permitting reform bill on it. this is a deal he made with chuck schumer in august in order to pass the big reconciliation bill. he wanted this legislation attached to that bill and schumer was going to do that on the continuing resolution. however we don't know if that bill will have 60 votes in the senate and especially enough votes in the house to get it overthe finish line because a lot of house democrats said they don't want to support it . so it's interesting again going into the last week of september with a lot of unease during the vote tomorrow may not actually be a vote that can get the government funded and pass by friday. >> your colleague at the wall street journal katie ferrick, here's what she writes. that bill would speed up the approval process for energy-related projects across the country including natural gas pipelines, wind farms, solar power installations and would set a to your target for the duration of the most detailed category of review required by the government's national policy act and

the catch there is the bill is going to have joe manchin's reform bill on it. this is a deal he made with chuck schumer in august and in order to pass the state reconciliation bill he wanted this legislation attached to a past bill. however we don't know if that bill will have 60 votes in the senate and especially in the house to get it over the finish line because a lot of house democrats have said they don't want to support it . so it's interesting again going into the last week of september with a lot of unease during the vote tomorrow it may not actually be a vote that can get the government-funded and passed by friday. >> your colleague at the wall street journal katie ferric today laying out what's actually in that permanent reform bill. here's what she writes. that bill would speed up the approval process for energy-related projects including natural gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power installation . is it true your target for the duration of the most detailed category of review required by the federal government's national environ

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. a lot of these big debates coming up in the senate races, the country will be watching them. >> dana: they have become national. >> bill: so the date for the big debate in p.a. is october 25. two weeks before election day. thousands of voters will have already cast their ballots by mail. by the time fetterman and oz finally meet face the face early voting will have been going on for more than a month. it comes as fetterman faces growing attention for not releasing medical records after a stroke in may. brit hume making some interesting points last night with bret on special report. >> he has agreed to one. he will be pressed to agree to more, whichever way it goes, there is a risk forfeiterman that he will get in the debate and not do very well because he is not well and the other side the expectations for him in any debate will be very low and media will see to that. >> dana: the anchor of special report and chief political anchor bret baier. you have that and response from the oz ca

so the last bill, they can at least make that case somewhat. this bill you can't. doesn't give one penny to law enforcement and in fact the legislation explicitly says, it can't go to police officers. it can't go to police departments. but what it does do is this. sets up an office of community violence intervention to administer programs, activities -- sets up an advisory committee. sets up a response. three new bureaucracies in the department of h.h.s. i mean -- wow. so this is all about taking money, taking american tax dollars from communities who did fund their police and setting up three new bureaucracies, $5 billion for community organizers. ok. that's what you're for, vote for it. but i sure ain't. and i know the folks i represent and i would guess most americans aren't for that. we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields back. the gentleman from new york is recognized. . mr. nadler: mr. jordan isn't listening. this is a package of bills. the last bill, which he po pose -- opposed, appropriated money for police. this bill complem

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the senate races, the country will be watching them. >> dana: they have become national. >> bill: so the date for the big debate in p.a. is october 25. two weeks before election day. thousands

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. new hour begins now. a tale of two campaigns with seven weeks left before the election in a race that may decide the balance of the power in the senate. democrats looking to fetterman as republican dr. oz gains momentum. oz has taken aim at crime and inflation and fetterman putting a focus on abortion. >> there is no way anyone can look at what is happening in philadelphia and not feel like we are giving up the lives of hundreds of thousands of people without a little compassion and love. >> every abortion is a murder. he said that. he said that. so that means he thinks that every woman that had an abortion, then they are a killer. can you imagine that? can you imagine that? >> bill: nate foye live in the newsroom following this out of p.a. >> good morning bill and dana. dr. oz is focused on crime lieutenant governor john fetterman is facing criticism about his stance on releasing second degree murderers from prison. something he advocated for in the past. his campaign now telling fox news digital he beli

a healthcare bill.orporated some long-time democratic priority items that they had not been able to pass before. and they called it the inflation reduction act for obvious reasons to make it look like they were taking action on inflation. but even if it did work according to their plan, that help would be years away and the mid-terms are less than 60 days away. so they are going to have a political problem with this especially after throwing such a big party on the day that not only did inflation go up, but the dow jones industry all average went down 1,267 points. >> dana: proof we're living in an episode -- on the president they have the big climate bill takes air force one to delaware to vote because they forget to get him an absentee ballot. you can't make that up. you write that democrats filibuster scheme. something they've talked about for a while but kamala harris has moved forward and said call for number six about what the vice president wants to do on the filibuster. >> our president has said

some part of the bill. been so grateful to the chairwoman for help to shape this, i'm concerned aut equity issues out there. disparities in wealth we have in this country that are persisting. women, african-americans participating in the world of digital assets which is concerning given t lack of regulation we are looking at. it also something that i think could help to create more opportunity of wealth and our nation. until this bill directs ofmo customers participating in the digital market and use that information to inform rulemaking. don't do, on that provision of the builder quickly for me? >> am extremely excited about it. i'm proud i carried the chief diversity officer a few mths ago. we have of the office of customer education with our public affairs office. we now have an infrastructure to leverage to have a wider outreach to communities, lower income committees, historicallyo marginalized communities and get boots on the ground to educate, and to inform to the outreach that we understand where th

sunday. >> bill: this coming sunday. >> at a mosque. >> bill: interesting to see how it goes.narrowly lost your district last year. joe biden cleaned up the year earlier. i think he won by 18 points in your district. how do you overcome that. >> youngkin lost by 1.9 points when joe biden had a positive outlook. he is under water now and he helps me every day with defunding the police and adding 87,000 new i.r.s. agents to investigate people like you and me. it's not what people want in our district. 87,000 new i.r.s. agents you can have a school resources officer in every school in the united states and still have 30,000 officers to -- i don't know, take care of the border. >> bill: you came to this country with nothing. >> yes. >> bill: how did you make it work? >> it is hard work. our parents taught us at a very young age they can take your money, position in life but they can take away the knowledge in your head. that's why education was so important for us and why we're pushing education to make sure that it gets back to the basics of science, technology, engineering, arts

because that bill really is not necessarily connected with this pava bill, i'll talk about another bill that's not connected with the pava bill. and that's the venue bill i mentioned earlier this morning. i forgot to mention -- and i put it into the record last night -- that the progressive policy institute as well as the chamber of commerce opposes that venue provision. and i do think the fact that senator cruz and senator cotton and senator hawley and mr. buck and mr. gaetz support it, it is not a safe measure, even though i support the neguse bill. if this does not pass today, i'm sure the neguse bill will come back, because we do need resources to enforce our antitrust laws. i am on board for that. with that i hope we pass this bill from the senate that will protect disabled voters in the northern mariana islands and the american indian consortium, that they will have the same access to funding as all the others. and i urge support and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time for this exciting debate has expired. pursuant to house resolution 1306, the p

so the last bill, they can at least make that case somewhat. this bill you can't. doesn't give one penny to law enforcement and in fact the legislation explicitly says, it can't go to police officers. it can't go to police departments. but what it does do is this. sets up an office of community violence intervention to administer programs, activities -- sets up an advisory committee. sets up a response. three new bureaucracies in the department of h.h.s. i mean -- wow. so this is all about taking money, taking american tax dollars from communities who did fund their police and setting up three new bureaucracies, $5 billion for community organizers. ok. that's what you're for, vote for it. but i sure ain't. and i know the folks i represent and i would guess most americans aren't for that. we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio yields back. the gentleman from new york is recognized. . mr. nadler: mr. jordan isn't listening. this is a package of bills. the last bill, which he po pose -- opposed, appropriated money for police. this bill complem

this bill is an excellent bill. this bill is a bill that will help to protect the rule of law. this bill is a bill that will help ensure future elections cannot be stolen this bill will ensure that in the future, the united states congress is very clear that we have a very

i like the sunshine yellow, he said. >> yellow he said. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning. you'll be on the story for days now. ian made landfall. category 3 storm slamming the island with heavy wind, rain and high storm surge. it could arrive in florida as early as tomorrow. >> dana: tampa is bracing for its first direct hit from a hurricane in 100 years. here is governor desantis last hour. >> there will be catastrophic flooding and life threatening storm surge. if you are in tampa bay and counties north and south of that it could be something that happens. if you're under an evacuation order. evacuate to higher ground that will be safe from the type of surge and flooding. >> bill: our fox weather team coverage considers. adam klotz standing by to tell us the latest. >> dana: first we'll go to phil keating. he is in a beach community a half hour southwest of tampa. sounds like a good place. >> it is. it is old, classic florida. the time to get out of town is now. no joking around at this point. most of the people in this town have evacuated already leaving it a ghost town

so far this year and counting though, bill. >> bill: thank you, alexis.xis mcadamsmcadams, eagle pa, texas. >> dana: an open senate seat in north carolina where crime can be a deciding factor. according to the fox news rankings, power rankings, excuse me, republicans, training us senate nominee ted ted budd. in your state, how big of a part is crime for your campaign? >> the issues are inflation, crime and parents want to save their kids education. when it comes to crime, whatever happens at the border 72 hours later is all over the country including 100 counties of north carolina. sheriffs are coming up to me saying every county in north carolina is now a border counter dimmick county because of joe biden's policies. those are the policies cheri beasley would support more fentanyl overdoses, more violent crime in north carolina. we know how to fix this. we need to support our police. and not treat them like criminals but treat them like heroes. we appreciate what they do each and everyday. >> bill: you picked up a big endorsement. north carolina associat

they had a chance to vote on their bill. i'm asking for a chance to vote on my bill. and i'm hoping that the more we talk about this issue and what we're trying to accomplish at the federal level, we can rally the public nationally to put our country in better standing to realize that if there's no real -- we're not a better nation here of aborting babies at 15 weeks that can feel excruciating pain unless there's a real extreme exception that we would be in the company of most civilized nation would get out of the club at 7 like our democratic colleagues would put us into. we're going to have an election of 2022 and the inflation report today was in my view bad news for the american consumer and custom inflation is not getting better any time soon. in fact it's going to get worse. crime is on the rise, we have a broken border but having said all that, the abortion in america is always part of the political discourse that we'll continue to be so this is my position. we should reject the most radical bill i've ever seen and introduced by senator schumer and his colleagu

the buffalo bills.e nfl does they put a camera in the booth to get the reaction from the offensive and defensive coordinator. this is the offensive coordinate for for the bills when they lost. here is what happened. >> the clock is at three. they won. >> bill: man. wait for it. >> oh man. come on. >> bill: ken dorsey wanted to win this game. they lose 21-19 and he took it out on the tech team. >> he can't smash tablets. he didn't have the status of tom brady. i feel for him losing to the dolphins. this is the 3-0 last time. it has been a minute. this fight -- this aggress is intense. as for the nascar aggressive. i'm not impressed. driving a taxi in new york for a long time you find out what you are made of. that guy punching the frustrations of a man making mulls of dollars. >> he is not stuck in traffic. >> a man making a million a race are not like a cab drivers. the cabbies go harder than that nascar. we'll outdrive and outfight you. bring it on. >> i hope he is properly punished. >> i hope so. >> t

0bviously household bills and with bills for business?ails are quite limited, and until we know more about what they might do to regulate and intervene, upstream in the market, so for example, will they consider a price cap on domestically produced gas? my research organisation has already suggested a means by which payment can be reduced to by nuclear generators because the price of electricity are set by the price of gas. notwithstanding all of that, numbers in the energy system of the numbers in the energy system of the numbers that billions are involved in our eye watering. if you are protecting customers, and it is inevitable, whoever had one the prime minister race, they would have announced something quite similar. this is unprecedented, to see the kind of scale and speed of price increases that we have been experiencing recently, but there is absolutely no question that the fiscal burden of this on the country is very large, and it is right that the prime minister is acting, but exactly how she is going to make that work, particul

speaker, we need this bill. we need this bill to continue negotiating final 2023 funding bills. with the bill before us what is in this bill and why is it so onerous to some? we provide relief to working families, to our schools, our children, small businesses, communities across this nation. we support the people of ukraine. we support them in what is the fight for their lives, for democracy and for world democracy against russian aggression. we protect communities everywhere in need of safe water. we help to rebuild them from crushing natural disasters. this bill will make a very real difference in the lives of americans everywhere. and i am proud to support it and i urge all my colleagues to join me in supporting these bills. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentlewoman reserve? ms. delauro: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut reserves. the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. granger: i reserve. ms. delauro: let me ask the ranking member if you are prepared to close. ms. granger: i am prepared to clo

i like the sunshine yellow, he said. >> yellow he said. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning.be on the story for days now. ian made landfall. category 3 storm slamming the island with heavy wind, rain and high storm surge. it could arrive in florida as early as tomorrow. >> dana: tampa is bracing for its first direct hit from a hurricane in 100 years. here i

all in all the bill is a huge step for, the same time i think the bill could be fine-tuned. first, the committee should find the -- refine the definition the digital commodities brokers and dealers. second, the bill should have safeguards to protect those that trade digital commodities that have been self certified for other wares --words approved but later d -- reclassified as secured is. third, the cftc proactively wrote rules and provide guidance. congress should make the -- make it clear this is not to make rules reactive for enforcement. we afford to discussing these and other aspects of the bill. we also look forward to sharing our expertise in improving investor protection, transparency, market resilience. let me say, paradoxically 2022 looks a lot like 1922. 100 years ago this committee created the grains future act passed in september of 1922 establishing the grains future commission an early forerunner of the cftc. the problem then was similar to what is now. futures and wheat, corn, grain emerged to a financial market, but subject to a patchwork of laws protecting

bill. it is a bipartisan bill. it is a bill that will help america deal with big tech. i hope my colleagues will support h.r. 3843. i thank the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from minnesota reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. desaulnier: thank you. i'd like to insert -- ask unanimous consent to insert into the record the names of several organizations i will mention just briefly that support, these are 40 different organizations that have written to congress in support of h.r. 3843. the merging filing fee modernization act. and amongst them, accountability tech, american antitrust institute, american family voices, artists' rights alliance, center for democracy and technology, center for digital democracy, consumer action, consumer reports, free pass action, open markets institute and our revolutions, so we've covered a broad group here. the service employees international union, the teamsters and the writers guild of america west amongst others. i would ask unanim

bill was at heart always a reporter.e biggest stories, like the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie in 1988. this may have been one of the shortest days of the calendar year, but for lockerbie, it's been the longest in its history. we met two children selling bread. his style — honest, straight—talking, down to earth. on many levels this is a thriving, bustling city doing very good business, like many others. we've been here for about 20 minutes and people have made us feel very welcome. but there is also a sense that at any point something could go wrong. from tear—away toddlers... oh. — 0h, he's back. what you're doing here is a bit of sort of psycho campaigning, isn't it, really? you're planting a seed of doubt in the electorate�*s mind. ..to prime ministers. no, not at all. even if it's explained away later. 0rder has been restored. he was always ready with a quick one—liner. i was taking great interest in your isobars there. would you say they were tightly packed? they are quite tightly packed, yes. bill bec

sad news indeed. >> bill: good morning to you. i'm bill hemmer. death. a kindergarten teacher, eliza fletcher went for her morning jog as she does very early. 4:00 a.m. when she was attacked last friday near the university of memphis. detectives saying surveillance video shows the suspect aggressively running toward her, grabbing her off the street and forcing her into his s.u.v. leaving her phone and water battle behind and shoes with d.n.a. matching the suspect. his cell phone signal places him near the scene. >> dana: we'll cover it. criminal defense attorney and former district attorney and d.c. detective join us coming up. charles, we spoke to you an hour ago and now we have this confirmation. >> good morning, dana. we just got this confirmation from the memphis police. they posted on twitter that the deceased victim that they located in the residential neighborhood in south memphis yesterday evening is, in fact, eliza fletcher. they also said in this statement they put out on twitter that additional charges for 38-year-old suspect in the cas

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senate bill 3895, senate bill 3157 and h.r. 1456. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. pursuant to clause 8 of rule pursuant to clause 8 of rule20 the unfinished business is the motion of the gentleman, mr. malinowski, on s. 2895 on -- 3895, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk: senate 3895. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by

i rise in opposition to this bill. the intention of this bill is clear. it is to prevent a future republican president from adding a citizenship question to the united states census. and yet the question of citizenship was first offered by president thomas jefferson in 1800 and from its introduction in the census of 1820 through 1950, that question has been included on every census. now, when you think about the language of the constitution itself, it gives congress the authority to call a census to enumerate the population. and for what was that purpose? the main purpose, of course, was for apportionment, for representation of the citizens of the united states. the reality, though, is it has become far more than that. and that seems to be permissible within certain limits of the constitution itself. so, since 1915, since 1950, there have been additional federal surveys that have included some form of the question of citizenship. not necessarily included in the census itself. but in the recent case cited by chairwoman maloney just moments ago, where she s

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. forecasters predicting life threatening storm surge along the coast of south carolina and georgia into north carolina and northeast florida continues. here is what we believe we know. the governor is telling us 700 have been rescued so far. primarily in charlotte and lee counties. that's along the gulf of mexico, southwest corner we pointed out a moment ago. you have 40,000 linemen on the ground. they will need them in order to restore power. >> dana: they have restored power to a significant portion already. it is impressive the work they've done. there is a long way to go. 14,000 people in shelters. also a call for everybody to make sure they are being very smart in using their generators in order to protect people from any problems there and from electrocution and also from carbon monoxide. follow those instructions very, very carefully. >> bill: we are tracking ian and get back to that in a moment. we listened to governor desantis. >> pine island, sanibel, those are going to be re

in bill after bill after bill because those bills have not gone through the committee.hey are raced through the rules committee to come to the floor to make a political point on the eve of an election. that's a bad way to govern. i'm hopeful once we get to the other side of the election my friends will sit down and we will arrive at a bipartisan agreement on funding the government. the primary responsibility of congress, in my view. so far those negotiations have not taken place. we don't have agreed upon top lines. my friends can't pass important bills so they are left to linger. then they come to us at the very last minute and say, gosh, you have to help us here in this emergency. we are going to pass the bills. the government's not going to shut down. nobody here has the illusion that it will. we should not be in this situation. both sides have done this. i will grant my friend that. but this is a particularly egregious process of no negotiations on things like defense and securing the southern border. we live in a dangerous world. we don't need a c.r. in defense. we

of the bills.time -- the freezing of the bills.— calling for for some time -- the freezing of the bills. she said she is not in favour _ freezing of the bills. she said she is not in favour of _ freezing of the bills. she said she is not in favour of hand-outs - freezing of the bills. she said she is not in favour of hand-outs at l freezing of the bills. she said she i is not in favour of hand-outs at the is not in favour of hand—outs at the beginning of this, didn't she? this is labour's plan, isn't it, tony? it is labour's plan, isn't it, tony? it is a logical plan, because the labour— is a logical plan, because the labour party said it, does not mean it as theirs — labour party said it, does not mean it as theirs exclusively. it will be a week_ it as theirs exclusively. it will be a week for— it as theirs exclusively. it will be a week for liz truss if you can spare — a week for liz truss if you can spare minister on tuesday, she has promised _ spare minister on tuesday, she has promised an— spa

the bill. and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: t hank you. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. mrs.fischbach: i thank the representative for yielding me the customary 30 minutes and i yield myself such time as i may consume. s.10998 is intended to ensure borrowers who need to separate loans because they are victims of domestic or economic abuse are not put in harmful situations due to having a joint consolidated loan. republicans fully support the intention of the bill and it is something we should be able to address in a fully bipartisan manner. however, they are concerned this bill misses the mark. according to the department of education this bill could not be implemented for at least a year or longer. if we want to solve this problem, victims need help immediately. this bill broadens the secretary of education's authority. it gives the secretary to allow for new consolidation loan if it is in the fiscal interest of the federal government but does not define the term. in additio

we are going to deal with the issue of energy bills-— energy bills.e facing a renuine energy bills. we are facing a genuine emergency. - energy bills. we are facing a genuine emergency. i - energy bills. we are facing a genuine emergency. i thinkl energy bills. we are facing a - genuine emergency. i think anyone pretending that is not the situation is not _ pretending that is not the situation is not being straight with the country _ is not being straight with the country. and, by the way, across europe — three men have been arrested over the killing of nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool — one of the suspects was detained on suspicion of murder. eight—year—old twins — a boy and a girl — and an 18—year—old woman have died after a "violent incident" at a house in dublin in the republic of ireland. donald trump calls president biden an "enemy of the state" at his first rally since the fbi searched his florida resort for sensitive files. and coming up at 7.30, a full round—up of the day's action in sportsday. good evening. the frontrunner in t

and they took her bill, added others that made the bill stronger as a matter offact . so this is an interesting press release but it's more important to write a bill. >> she's saying is she's resizing the bill. >> you have to have the votes to bring it up. we will, we don't go from one day to the next but others who have spoken out against the bill and this is a process. but it is what you described her characterization is not accurate . orville is in the bill. others have ideas to. and that is what the committee good put forth. >>. [inaudible] are you running for progressive candidates? >> absolutely positively. equality in america is what we are all about. i'm glad you asked that question because i want to our president of the united states . of course, our purpose in congress is about fairness for america's working families. america's working families. but this president and always bill, we take them one by one . when you talk about the american rescue plan , it was there to make sure we put money in the pockets of america's working families and also about child tax

i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer.earance during our show yesterday. he was arrested on saturday while police were still looking for eliza. her remains were found monday afternoon. abston charged with first degree murder along with prior counts of kidnapping and tampering with evidence. >> dana: he was released from prison in 2020 after serving 20 years from a previous king

. >> bill: mourning the loss of a monarch. minutes from now the royal family will walk behind the coffin of the late queen elizabeth. that procession culminating in a spraer service in edinburgh. we have several days of this. i'm bill hemmer. remarkable to watch. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." one of the things that we've been watching here as the people gather at st. giles cathedral is the camaraderie and friendship. you think of the late george h.w. bush and everybody gathers and has a moment. that's what we're watching here. the queen's coffin will lie in rest at st. giles. >> bill: the quoen's coffin will then be flown to london and she will lie in house of parliament. >> dana: president biden accepted an invitation to the funeral. the first lady will join him. they remember her more than a monarch. >> bill: king charles iii arriving in scotland after addressing parliament on sunday for the first time since his mother's passing. he pledged to follow her example of selfless duty as lawmakers offered