the heart of the problem of the devil of this country for the right time but as he's all right mr bill i am as i'm sorry we're running out of time but i still want to push you on this you've told us about the content of his music and indeed you know this is somebody who has spoken out against injustices in ugandan society but all ugandans being cheated and i don't want to say this to you i mean is it a scenario where you potentially have missed of all the why taking away from another credible opposition candidates who could potentially deliver on the part of being a serious president option for ugandans. i think of the buffalo want to qualify the head of state in this country is a very very low bar. and just like anybody in this country qualifies to contest for president we might question his command of the media but he's a legitimate the qualified to be president of this country whether he would make a good president or not is really up to the populace to decide but i agree with you he's a broad dam on he requires some refining he will require some work to be done around him for him to be

i appreciate your port and the bill. >> i am the other producer of the film, so we just want to thank you all for the service. please come out and support this gold medal, but on behalf of these amazing ladies, carbon superstars, on behalf of all of them, we are going to present major lot with a poster signed by all these women sitting there, and it is a documentary that was done by james face, and it is simply called the six triple eight, make sure you get that. don't let me have to use my army voice, okay? thank you ma'am. (applause) >> i'm honored to be here in your presence, and it is because of women and you're discipline and work ethic to get the job done, you don't hear anything done, so because of that i have the same attitude when i came in, just to get the job done. thank you very much for your service, and thank you for four paving the way for not just me, and not just women, but for men also, thank you so very much. [applause] this is america and history tv on c-span3 where each weekend with feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. presidency,he former whi

so there are many things in this bill that are very bipartisan, and i certainly am committed to work with senator cornyn, senator hoeven, senator blackburn, senator fine fine sphien -- senator feinstein and senator ernst to get to the compromises to pass this bill. that's why we're all on the floor talking about this passionately. i think it's important because it's too important to miss this opportunity to pass legislation that is going to help some of the most vulnerable people in our country and my state and i'm certainly working with everybody here to make this happen. i yield the floor. mrs. blackburn: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mrs. blackburn: i ask that i can finish my remarks before the vote, and i ask that with the zuckerman nomination that if invoked, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. blackburn: i am here to stand with my colleagues to talk about the 2019 violence against women act. most wom

>> bill: i am a big fan of attorney general bill barr. as attorney general before, he served in the department of justice. i have considered him a friend and served under him. he was attorney general. i know i meant i have the highest regard. jeff sessions thank you for your time. we will follow the campaign and see what goes this time around. thank you from washington today. >> thank you. stephen now overseas we have breaking news. soon after hamas fired more rockets into israel despite an hour old cease-fire, their yanks is on the ground in gaza with more from there today. try it. >> bill could mourning the cease-fire now between israel and the islamic jihad does appear to be holding. this morning there was a new round of rocket fire from islamic jihad about since last night that was the first escalation just before nightfall we did see the israelis targeting a seeming error islam air islamic jihad commander ultimately eight people were killed in that air strike and we visited the site today at central park in the gaza strip. there were

the , i want to thank authors of this bill. i am proud to be part of this this cause. we've seen quite a bit of response on social media on this directly from the people of hong kong to the on this floor saying thank you for standing up us. that is democracy in action. this is what this country stands for, and it's a proud moment, i think, for both sides of the aisle as we're going through in our history to be able to stand together for great cy and such a movement and cause for freedom. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields n from texas back. the gentleman from massachusetts -- from new york is recognized. it's now my pleasure to yield four minutes to an mportant leader on this issue, the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. mcgovern, four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i rise in support of s. 1838, the human rights and democracy act. i want to say thank you to peaker nancy pelosi for her incredible leadership and ensuring that the house made a timely and une

she said she checked the bill for each day she was in the dark and was surprised to find charges for estimated usage on those days. >> i want to know why i am getting billed. >> i had no power. pg&e is charging us. >>> tonight, we did ask them why people had estimated charges on days there was no power. a spokesperson for the utility said, this should not be happening. >>> take a look at the numbers that are in the column for thursday behind me. these are tomorrow's daytime highs. they may look strange. they are average for this time of the year. in fact, if you do the comparison, if you want to be technical about it, we will be a few degrees cooler than average. the numbers are coming down below the mark. look at santa rosa concord. these numbers are about. if you're inland, you are a bit above. bottom line is, we are going down to average for daytime highs. we have not done that yet this month. this does come in with a a weak weather system with clouds..you noticed how cloudy this guy was today. the clouds will try to throw us some light rain tomorrow morning. that's is 9:00 a.m. do not count on many showers. it may not even be measurable

of the reauthorization and in particular i want to thank senator ernst for months of hard work that she has put into this bill that we are introducing today. i am a proud cosponsor of that bill, but you saw in her remarks earlier her passion, her energy, her focus on rural america which is very important to me and my great state of alaska. and i am hopeful as all my colleagues here, including our friend from california senator feinstein, that we the senate will get to a place where we can have a bipartisan bill that is going to reauthorize the violence against women act, this is important for america and alaska. i come down on the floor every weekend talk about someone who is doing something great in my state. i want to brag about the great state of alaska. it is amazing place but i will tell you there is one area we are not so amazing. my state has the highest rates of domestic violence and sexual assault of any state in america. it is horrendous. the numbers, the victims, the carnage that this leaves in alaska and throughout our country is something we should be able to come together and fix and we can do this, mister president. i want to tal

. >> correct, i am with you on this, even though i voted against in ohio for a whole host of the reason on that bill, but i am not a fuddy dudy like joe biden on this. he needs to get aboard. >> the high amendment. >> you heard is here tonight, fuddy dudy. kennedy: prohibition is not the way to go. that is so weird, i know there are old people, not true, there are -- >are -- americans in states whee they have recreational marijuana are finding it much cheaper to get some form of thc to alleviate pain, anxiety and chronic condition. >> my sister has arthritis. >> is she smoking it up. >> i am not saying. >> panel returns, next up president trump claim he is considering testifying in his own impeachment hearing, it would be amazing tv, it is a good idea or a really, rail good idea? >> what do back-to-back goa g.o. elect losses mean? corey lewandowski, breaking it down. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. what? switching and saving was really easy! i love you! what? sweetie! hands off the glass. ugh!! call geico and s

i am bill hemmer live here in new york city. nice to see you again. a rocking three hours. >> julie: i am julie banderas in for sandra smith. the fate of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. has children will be in the hands of the justices in just one hour from now. >> bill: hundreds leading up to watch it and whether or not the trump administration can end the obama era executive order that shields the dreamers from deportation. >> julie: chief justice john roberts may be the key vote. we have shannon bream live at the supreme court with the very latest. >> so much at stake today, the estimates are 7,800,000 who were brought here illegally as children, this is a program that was instituted under the obama administration. this administration has argued that it was unlawful and unconstitutional, so they wait in limbo while we wait to see what happens. the government has argued any brief by the solicitor general says this, ending daca would send a strong message that children who are sent or taken on this perilous and illegal journey will not be

the bill i am offering is also supported by the mernl medical association -- the american medical association, the american hospital association, 88% of the american people, republicans and democrats, president trump, his health secretary dr. azar, the aarp, and a long list. whrakd i possibly propose -- what could i possibly propose that would have all those people supporting it? simple. when the drug companies decide to run an ad on television and you see a lot of them, don't you? the average american sees nine every day. all we ask that included in that ad they disclose the cost of the drug. how did i pick this as the cost of the drug? i the didn't pick it. it was chosen by the pharmaceutical companies. it's the list price of the drug. they can go on to say you may not pay that full amount, your insurance may cover some, they're welcome to do that but i believe the american people should know what the drugs cost. the most heavily advertised drug on television today, humira. humira, of course, is used for forms of arthritis and psoriasis. but very few americans know as they watch people sitt

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i know we had some good discussions and i am very happy to continue to work on this. i felt to any house bill because of those three very important positions that i just went over with the three improvements on the bill i have no problem sitting down now to discuss it if we can find a way to agree i think that would be just fine. in the interest of time and because there was a successful period of time i just decided to introduce it because of tribal sovereignty lgbt and the gun provisions and those are the three new house provisions. senator ernst and i would be very happy to do this if you would like. >> mister president i do appreciate the senior senator from california remarks for i truly have enjoyed working on dhis piece of legislation with you. but those three markers that were laid down within the house version of the bill as outlined previously but there was no consensus either accept these provisions or we don't work together. we need to keep finding a way to us consensus on the bill that will move to the body and i am happy to continue working on legislation with you. i think by th

i am all for those. i am for this great bill. will you vote for it? have real votes. i am proud of my voting record. i go back through 16000 and say i should have had an extra cup of coffee that day. what was i thinking? of course. but i am proud of voting and i am proud of how i vote. greta: we have a couple minutes left. erica: the house looks like it is on track to be voting on articles of impeachment sometime in december. at the same time, there is discussion that the next stopgap spending bill will go through mid-december at some point. can you explain how it is going to be possible to compromise on appropriations legislation in the middle of impeachment vote? sen. leahy: i think we can chew gum and walk at the same time. we did a lot of things during the clinton impeachment. have stats. we can get things done. and we will have to what i think is a critical meeting next week with senator shelby, congresswoman lowy, and congresswoman granger, and myself. i think it will give us a path forward. to gok the big mistake, to the base of your question, it would be a big mistake if we don't get these t

it's good to have bipartisan support for this bill. i am prepared to close, so i'll reserve the balance of my time. mr. mcclintock: i yield back the plans of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1446 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. huffman: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1472. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1472, a bill to rename the homestead national monument of america near bee tricks, nebraska, as a homestead historic park. the speaker pro tempore: purr uent to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. huffman, and the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, each will control 20 minutes.

president trump is backing off rudy giuliani and he told bill o'reilly, i am not quite sure what rudynions. there is money being involved and everyone says follow the money. it seems lieke he had a financil interests in making ukraine possibly feeling like he's possibly on their side. >> yamiche alcindor and bill kristol. >> stay with us, you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. reports" on msnbc. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if you've had mental health problems. the most common side effect is nau

people i am i mean this bill would create a new pathway to criminalize black and brown women which you've already seen the disappoint facts in the criminal justice system these are the latest attempts not merely to overturn roe v wade and the right to choose abortion they are about stablish hang in the law the fact that women have a 2nd class. alabama has become ground 0 for the country's it illogical battle over abortion. and the fight over what should prevail the rights of women or the unborn. babies already have a part. in maine the state passed the most restrictive abortion law in the country banning it in nearly all cases including rape and incest. it's the latest chapter in the anti-abortion movement's decades long campaign to end abortion i just found this on the ferro it out there one of the fight dollars. they have this out yet they'll try to like tell you that's what your papers. for years they've chipped away at abortion access by pushing for laws that make operating clinics difficult if not impossible. and they've succeeded. 50 clinics closed in the american south between 2011

a supporter of the bill. i am very pleased with the presentation last night. i'm sure others have told you he made it excellent diagnosis of the problem. we have to get on with how we take care of providing health care to all americans. isproblem with the proposal one of the principles of universal access, of the single-payer bill is universal access. the president has accepted some of the principles of the legislation. the list goes on and on. for access, it has to be affordable. a familyn is that would have to start paying 20%. that may not make it affordable to the people who need the help. there is already a concession on part of the federal government that a family needs food stamps if they are 185% of the poverty level. if people cannot feed their families, how can we expect them to pay for it at 150% of poverty? i think the president is on the right track. i think the closer he moves toward single-payer is better. , i will joinlan with my colleagues in working to see that the plan the congress passes contains as many of the provisions of single-payer as

i am happy to sign books. the young man behind the register will be happy to sell them. [laughter] bill: i would like to thank my friends from c-span. this is not our first time together. at theed on other show aviation museum a couple years ago. we are old friends. you cannot relive this night on c-span. -- you can relive this night on c-span. it is optional. >> when will it be on c-span? bill: that is a good question. i do not know. i will put out an email. [applause] bill: sure. [inaudible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> history bookshelf features the countries best known american history writers of the past decade talking about their books. you can watch our weekly series every saturday at 4:00 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. this weekend on lectures in history, johnson county community college professor teaches a class on the expansion of the united states during the spanish-american war and the acquisition

somebody came along and it's changed to such a point, it wasn't what it started as, i would vote against that bill because i am -- i am deeply troubled by the idea that we can't get along as communities, that somehow our political affiliation should take precedence over our relationships in our communities and i ran for this office proud and honored to serve everyone in this district, every single person, regardless of background, regardless of political affiliation. our office is here to help and sometimes that means we're going to disagree and that's okay, too. we want to hear from you. and when we're looking at everything that comes in front of us, my top priority is upholding my oath to protect and defend the constitution, to ensure that i am being thoughtful and that we are taking each thing as it comes. and that is a commitment that i will make to each and every one of you as we move forward with all of the questions that are facing us. the reason i spent so much time talking about the things that are happening and other things that we've been working on is because i think a lot of that gets drown out. a

. -- bill is in hazelwood. theer: i am calling from democratically gerrymandered first congressional district. public, i'mof the wondering, what are the procedures and would access -- what access what i have to attending the hearing is a member of the public? guest: just like most other committee hearings, these will be public hearings in person and on television. recommend you show up early. these will be well attended by the public and everyone within the bubble. this is not a common thing. if you are flying in, get your ticket now. host: our earlier guest from the hill reported, they will have these in the ways and means, a bigger room to accommodate a larger audience. we hope you get in. michael in florida, democrat line. go ahead. michael, from florida. i am a democrat. need to american people evaluate the situation of the impeachment proceedings to check the right or left and find medium ground in the middle. my main concern is, why, if on,e proceedings continue will trump have the advantage of refusal or actually ob

billing? >> well, it is different. right now because it is a start up, i am working over 70 hours a he could would.y first day off since labor day. >> and you are spending it with us. thank you. >> not a problem. so i would spend maybe 11 or 12 hours on the week days. but the nice thing is i would have no add minute time. so imagine if i cut 2/3 of the work that you hated in your job . >> sounds amazing. >> take that away, and i could focus on patients. way realized after the fact, and i didn't even realize it in my traditional job is i am happier now. that makes me a better provider because anytime not so short. i can have patients to deal with multiple concerns. there are still frustrations, but it is much better. >> does $35 cover? >> part of my moderate sell to keep the overhead as low as possible. when you see a traditional provider, they probably make $35 to $50 per visit, but everything else goes to insurance and overhead. it actually does cover it. if we hit about 20 patients a day, i will make less than a traditional primary car doctor, but again, i remove 2/3 of the work i didn't enjoy. s

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by the end of the fiscal year, the united states senate had passed not a single appropriations bill. i amd by that. before the end of the fiscal year. i recognize that passing acr is -- a cr is essential. rather than kicking the can further down the road, we must use that time for an agreement on allocations which will allow us to move appropriation bills down the line with the bipartisan budget cap's agreement. as we have been hearing about the cr, i expressed similar disappointment that we have not been able to get the appropriations bill agreed upon by the house and senate as we work hard to get a two-year budget deal, a very bipartisan agreement. the objective of getting a two year budget deal and last year's congress was to ensure we could agree on levels of funding for our troops, which we did, to make sure that instead of having a full were able to have year spending bill so we can get certainty to our troops. they are not getting the tools they need. we already agreed on the levels of funding, and yet they are still not an agreed negotiation. this is not a case where the house can

circumstances, but because i believe we can produce a better bill, a bill that would actually help america compete while holding other nations like china accountable in the global market. i am concerned that the bill in its current form would actually enable china's maligned activities to the detriment of u.s. national security. let me be clear, i supported the compromise bill that chairwoman waters and ranking member mchenry negotiated in june. and i compliment my friend, the gentleman from north carolina, for his leadership on this, and i recognize the value a reformed ex-elemembank can provide to us us businesses -- ex-im bank can provide to us us businesses. kimberly reed has impressed me and made her -- it clear she importantly committed to reforming the bank to abandoned obama era policies that discriminated against ex-im support of traditional fossil energy related exports. but the bill we are debating today cannot be fixed by a strong leader like kimberly reed. it is flawed. it is not the right answer. and we can and should do better. specifically, this bill does not go far enough to combat maligned chinese influence and china's aspirations to replace the united sta

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i am proud to represent them. this votel be casting for tina succo, who i know is watching at home today. bill will require places like the state of iowa to stop by ing their employees requiring workplace protections and it's a first step in front ing iowans on the lines. i'm standing with our hardworking men and women today workplace. a safe and now i'm standing with them n the floor of the u.s. house, proudly voting yes for them and for folks all across my state. to submit also like a letter from ask me in support 1309, and i yield back the remaining balance of my time. thank you. will be : that request taken care of during general leave. the gentlelady's time has expired. i thank the gentlelady. the gentlelady from north carolina. s. foxx: thank you, madam chair. i'll reserve. the chair: the gentlelady from north carolina reserves. connecticut.n from thank you, madam chair. now it's my pleasure to yield two minutes to the gentlelady representative schakowsky. the chair: the gentlelady from two ois is recognized for minutes. ms. schakowsky: i want to thank courtney. i proudly rise today in s

i agree that would be a good thing. i'm less willing to toss the baby of the constitution out with the bathwater of the electoral college. i'm more devoted to the bill of rights, i am, than to the constitution. the constitution is full of a lot of ingenious 18th-century mechanisms for balancing and reducing the concentration of power, which have more or less worked for a long time. i'm not sure we necessarily want to dismantle those mechanisms, but i do think that what is precious to me in the constitution is the bill of rights. by the way, it's what was precious to edward snowden, too. that's what got him involved in his career of revelations. i think we're going to need -- i think it's going to take a lot of ingenuity, more ingenuity than the current democratic party is demonstrating, to redirect public discourse in a way that it needs to be redirected. what i hear among the dnc and the democratic establishment, as well as among most of the major media, is a longing for the status quo anti-trump. i don't think that's enough. i think the reason trump was elected was because there was serious shortcomings in that status quo and in that way that basically neoliberal

>> that would be hillary, bill and chelsea i am sure, many, many, many people. right. right.that she lost in 2016, and she's feeling left out. the woman will not stay out of the news, will not stay out of the headlines. it's amazing that she continues to play the victim and everyone else is to blame but me when in fact her losing was her fault. trish: it was her fault. she was set up to win, except she wasn't cut out to win. she wasn't cut out to win because she didn't have the common touch or the ability to go to places like pennsylvania. she is out there saying social media is so bad for women. i would argue social media is bad anyway. whether you are a man or woman, social media is not a friendly place to be. donald trump takes his fair share of hits on social media, i think a lot of women like hillary clinton take their fair share of hits on social media. but i can't get over what she did to another female competitor. a woman who was a veteran. a woman who risked her life for this country. think about what she said about tulsi gabbard, calling her a russian asset. who in

some of the mps said, i am doing that but actually i am going to want to amend this bill so lam goingded to timetable motion. which is when borisjohnson decided to pause the whole thing? that is the deal on the table, it protects jobs whole thing? that is the deal on the table, it protectsjobs and whole thing? that is the deal on the table, it protects jobs and allows us to leave. if we want to get on to talk about the other things like the nhs and education and climate change, we can't do it until we get brexit done. i am a primary school teacher in norwich. in 2016, i voted leave and i still think that we should leave the european union. the fa ct should leave the european union. the fact is, i don't trust the conservatives on brexit, they've failed to deliver it for three yea rs. failed to deliver it for three years. borisjohnson failed to deliver it for three years. boris johnson promised failed to deliver it for three years. borisjohnson promised it would be delivered by 31st october and he failed. i want a government that we can trust. we've got the schools funding crisis, my ch

both sides of the aisle worked carefully together and we are -- i am pleased to recommend we pass this bill on suspension. so i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4625 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid n the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: madam speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4477 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 4477, a bill to direct the secretary of veterans affairs to submit to congress a plan to address certain high-risk areas identified by the comptroller general of the united states regarding the department of veterans affairs on the high risk list of government accountability office and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlem

i am not opposed. the chair: without objection. mr. mchenry: going back to the bill we negotiated, chairwoman waters and i negotiated and filed as h.r. 3407, we took on some of these tough issues and did it in an aggressive way. especially when it pertains to china. the amendment here is fine. t's actually -- will have zero effect because if you are a sanged entity, american businesses are prohibited from doing business with you. so what this says is not only are you prohibited from doing the business, you also can't get financing for the business you are not permitted to do. ok. that's fine. you can put it in the bill. you cannot put it in the bill. ex-im will not finance a business that is prohibited under law. so now you're saying they are prohibited under law from getting financing. ok, that's good. that's good. again it's a nice cover for what was gutted out of the bill that chairwoman waters and i negotiated. which actually did tough things. in that legislation republicans sought to restrict ex-im assistance for entities involved in human rights abuses includin

i am the one that has passed over a hundred bills as the lead democrat in that gridlock of washington in congress on this stage. i think you've got to win, and i am the one, mr. vice president, that has been able to win every red and purple congressional district as a lead on a ticket every time. i govern both with my head and my heart. and if you think a woman can't beat donald trump, nancy pelosi does it every single day. >> mr. vice president, do you have a quick response sph. >> i think a woman is qualified to be president and there's no reason why. if you think a woman is the most qualified person now, you should vote for them. the reason why i think i should be president and be the nominee is number one i have brought people together my entire career. in the united states senate i've pass more legislation than anybody on this stage combined. from the violence against women act to making sure we have the chemical weapons treaty and a whole range of things i've been engaged in my career. i've done it. i've brought people together. i'm always told by everybody around here things ha

i am proud of this bill and my party's continued commitment to the people over profits. and with that, mr. speaker, i eld back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. wilson: on saturday we marked the fall of the berlin wall. this day marks a turning point in history and i'm thankful of the leadership of president reagan with pope john paul ii. veterans worked to put their vision of democracy into action with victory over communism. u.s. military veterans can cite we have more countries living in freedom and democracy than in the history of the world. yesterday we observed veterans' day and freedom is not free from tearing down the berlin wall to the recent operation in syria, the continued resolve our service members have toll protect american families is steadfast. we will honor these veterans and

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. >> i am really beyond frustrated as our inability to get the defense bill up. they suffered on continued resolutions that went out we had an agreement the summer coming up seal. on the agreement, we agreed to what we are going to spend this year and next year we agreed on a process to go forward and in my opinion the democratic leader of the senate has brought honoring the commitment that we all agree to the summer. which would've allowed us to go forward and process most of these bills here in the senate. whatever concerns the democrats might have, would've been worked out and conferenced at the end because the final bills would have to pass both houses anyway. so we are streaming here and creating a problem with that we had already solved. several months ago. so in the meantime, we'll just keep on processing the judiciary, into the democrats love that. and we will give them any of them and keep transforming the judiciary and taking advantage of the opportunities that have been prevented and presented to us by this unnecessary stalemate. i'm getting government

[applause] [cheering] there are so many things about my husband's career that i am proud of. from the billst he passed in the senate, to truly critical work he did side-by-side with president obama for eight years. [cheering] thhe demanded justice for women and culture change to the violence against women act. [cheering] he stood up to the nra and he won twice. [cheering] he thought for the final vote to get the affordable care passed. [cheering] and he led the moonshot effort to end cancer as we know it. [cheering] but so many things that make me the proudest of him were covered by the news or recorded in the congressional library. once when joe was on a photo line, he met a little boy with a stutter. now many of you may know that joe had a stutter as a child as well. so joe gave the boys mom a number to call so they could visit the white house the next time they were in d.c. and a few months later, this boy and his mom did return to the white house. and joe took them along his beach prep. and joe showed the little boy how he would mark up his speech and use rhythm to get through. he talke

i mean come any and there are i mean now that i am people bill are the libs of all the president and religious leaders so why do they don't not approve it why do they prevent the iraqi government or the lack of course from trying of fishes out of running the now under the name of iran sell a house for me. twixt into our iran and the us using iraq right now as a pawn in the in their regional strategies. well unfortunately of course iraq the chain open thanks you don't since the invasion of 2003 inches an insult to anyone's intelligence to suggest the iranians or the iranian government not talking about the iranian people we all sympathies for all that reason against their government directly talking about the iranian government yet since the american invasion it opened a huge gap in iraq it all takes since of course the dismounting or iraq infrastructure like the state including the long and the security forces that opened the door or uranium trained proxy used to enter the country and she used to do this a couple seen since then they have been building up to their credit quite succes

there is no one who appreciates more than i do the importance of this bill. so why am i here? i had a couple of amendments offered in the rules committee. i know some of my colleagues have said, frank, why didn't you offer those amendments in the markup of the bill? well, my friends, i have been around here long enough and i have been in this great life that we live in long enough to understand there are some fundamental rules. my ranking member an my chairman on that committee engaged in one of the most splendid, intense, philosophical battles over re-authorizing this bill that you'll ever see. they fought hard over every principle. and they had proponents on both sides of the committee trying to drive the bill farther to the left and simultaneously farther to the right. and that's a difficult set of issues to balance out. we saw, frank, why weren't you engaged? there is an old country logic that goes something like this. when your neighbor's bull jumps into your past ture or two of your bulls gets in the pasture together and engage in fight and get mad and get hot and try to

. >> this is a good example where he has said the right words, but i actually have the experience and am leading 11 of the billspassed bill you just referred to. and i think this kind of experience matters. i have been devoted to this from the time that i've got to the senate, and i think having that experience, knowing how you can get things done, leading the bills to take the social media companies to task, a bipartisan bill to say, yeah, you have to say where these ads come from and how they're paid for, and stop the unbelievable practice where we still have 11 states that don't have backup paper ballots. that is my bipartisan bill, and i am so close to getting it done. and the way i get it done is if i'm president. but just like i have won statewide, and mayor, i have all appreciation for your good work as a local official, and i also have actually done this work. i think experience should matter. >> so first of all, washington experience is not the only experience that matters. there's more than 100 years of washington experience on this stage, and where are we right now as a country? i have the experience

i sure am just a decrease that person steward backed up by newcomers i love bill and sky. together these new angels have to protect a young whistleblower engineer played by me scott only programmer on a couple clinton revolution and the power industry but there's a possibility it can be weaponized and i could be too. but. not i'm jane not the movie's written produced and directed by elizabeth banks who plays the angels manager fosli ironic over groups of exceptional women. you guys are like ladies. please work out. thank you. again it's the 1st film in the charlie's angels franchise with a female director just as the. i really wanted to build. the camaraderie and sorority and surrounding scene work i want to change the names of colleagues to me to write. this reboot brings charlie's angels into 29 teams with plenty of action but also. message of solidarity becomes part as in taking down international. if you. take into. cold a david leavitt's joins me now here we go again david so what is different this time around right well i think you really can't tell this time that th

biden: there are so many things that of my husband's career i am proud of, from the bills he passed in senate to the work he did side-by-side with president obama for eight years. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: he demanded justice for women and lead culture change through the violence against women act. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: he stood up to the nra and he won, twice. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: he fought for the final votes to get the affordable care act passed. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: and he led the moonshot effort to end cancer as we know it. [cheering and applause] dr. biden: but so many things that make me the proudest of him were not covered by the news and congressional library. once when he was on a photo line, he met a little boy with a stutter. joe had a stutter as a child as well. joe gave the boy's mom a number to call so that they could visit the white house the next time that they were in the d.c. a few months later, this little boy and his mom did return to the white house, and joe took them along to his speech press, and joe showed the l